”A hot friendship?” Musk and Trump will talk via X today (13th) at 9am

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, former president, will be interviewing Tesla CEO Elon Musk at 9:00 a.m. today (13th) Japan time.
Former President Trump has been highlighting his close relationship with Musk, including resuming his activities on Twitter (formerly known as X), where Musk is the CEO, for the first time in about a year.
According to X, former President Trump is scheduled to have a conversation with Musk through X at 8:00 pm (Eastern Time) on the same day.
On the 13th of last month, immediately after the shooting incident involving former President Trump, Mr. Musk expressed his support for former President Trump through X.
After making it official, the interview was planned. At the time, Musk wrote, "I fully support Trump and pray for his speedy recovery." He was seen holding a clenched fist in the air right after the shooting.
Along with a photo of the former president, he also paid tribute to the president, saying, "The last time America had such a strong candidate was Theodore Roosevelt."
Musk, who was a Democrat during the 2020 presidential election, was in attendance at the Florida rally in March.
During the presidential election, he increased contact with former President Trump and took a different approach than before. In response, former President Trump, who had been critical of electric vehicles, became more friendly than before.
He has made favorable comments about the Biden administration's electric vehicle policy, saying it would create an "electric vehicle mandate" to provide subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles as a measure against climate change.
However, in a recent campaign rally, he said that he fully supports electric vehicles. Former President Trump also echoed Musk's support. He said that
After a hiatus, he began using X after a while of not using the account. The former president Trump resumed using his X account and posted a video claiming that the criminal charges against him were unjust, as well as a video of his rival in the presidential election.
He has been posting a series of campaign-related content, including a video criticizing the immigration policies of Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Hari Su.
During his presidency, former President Trump used Twitter to announce personnel appointments and major policy initiatives.
However, he left social media, including Twitter, at the time for inciting the storming of the US Capitol by his supporters on January 6, 2021.
After that, he established Trus Social, a direct social media platform, and has been making use of it ever since.