US EditionTrump: ‘Internet people’ who once ‘hated me’ now ‘kissing my a‑‑’
- On Thursday evening, former President Donald Trump addressed the graduating class at the University of Alabama.
- Trump noted that numerous technology leaders, including Elon Musk, were critical of him early in his presidency but have since become supportive.
- He claimed those same figures, whom he described as 'internet people,' have shifted to support him and are currently showing deference toward him.
- Trump stated, "If you want to go to the top, you're just never going to do it unless you break the system," urging graduates to take risks and defy norms.
- This speech suggests Trump views his evolving relationship with tech leaders as significant and encourages nontraditional approaches to achieve success.
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Trump Tells Students ‘Internet People’ Who Once ‘Hated Me’ Are Now ‘Kissing My A‑‑’
President Donald Trump told a crowd of college graduates that some of the biggest names in tech — people who once couldn’t stand him — are now falling over themselves to get close to him. “If you look at some of these internet people, I know so many of them. Elon
Trump: ‘Internet people’ who once ‘hated me’ now ‘kissing my a‑‑’
President Trump touted the newfound support he has received from major technology leaders in his second term Thursday, claiming they are now “kissing” his “a‑‑.” “If you look at some of these internet people, I know so many of them. Elon [Musk] is so terrific,” Trump said during a commencement speech at the University of…
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