Elon Musk issues chilling warning supported by Trump about future of presidency | RayderMediaTV

Elon Musk issues chilling warning supported by Trump about future of presidency | RayderMediaTV

Elon Musk has clearly started to enjoy the wild world of US politics, and based on his and Donald Trump's latest comments, he won't be going away any time soon

Elon Musk has made a concerning comment about his plans for the future, and it doesn't seem like he will be leaving the world of US politics any time soon.

Musk's power in the US seems to be growing by the day, as the South African billionaire appears to be Donald Trump's right-hand man at present, leaving JD Vance to one side for the time being.

While Musk is at this point an unelected official, he has gained the trust of Trump and as a result, has been left in charge of the country's Department of Government Effiency, which aims to cut costs at a federal level.

Musk and Trump have even given a number of combined press conferences and interviews, most recently sitting down with Sean Hannity. During this interview, the duo were asked about Musk's plans for the future.

Hannity asked if Musk was going to be still working in the world of US politics in four years, to which Musk replied: "I’ll be as helpful as long as I can be helpful."

Trump interrupted and said: "That's a good question. I was just thinking how long we'll be doing this. You can't get somebody like this. He cares. He's brilliant. And he's got energy.

"You need energy in addition to those other things. I've got guys who are very smart but they have no energy, they want to sleep all day long."

Musk's comments, as well as his apparent thirst for power, has resulted in many wondering if he has his sights set on the Oval Office in 2028.

As per the US Constitution, it explicitly states that only "natural-born" US citizens are eligible to hold the office of President, meaning Musk technically could not run as things stand