President Donald Trump, in a recent address at the University of Alabama, proudly declared that influential figures in the tech world, such as billionaire Elon Musk, have shifted their stance from opposition to admiration.
"Internet people," as he referred to them, are now "kissing" his "ass," despite their previous disapproval during his initial tenure in the White House.
According to Mediaite, Trump imparted wisdom to the graduating class, emphasizing the importance of challenging the status quo. "Progress never comes from those satisfied with the failures of a broken system. It comes from those who wanna fix the broken system, and youll make the bigger money, youll make more success by acting that way," he stated. He advised the graduates to "break the system a little bit and follow your own instincts," asserting that with the right vision, "nothing will hold you down."
Trump's remarks were met with applause as he praised Musk and others, noting their change in attitude. "You know, they all hated me in my first term, and now theyre kissing my ass," he remarked, adding, "Its true. All of them. Its true." He reflected on his unprecedented victory as a businessman in the presidential race, highlighting the rarity of such an achievement compared to the traditional political and military backgrounds of past presidents.
Throughout his career, Trump has often accused various individuals, including world leaders and tech moguls like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, of ingratiating themselves with him. This narrative aligns with his broader message of challenging entrenched systems and advocating for individual success through bold, unconventional approaches. As he concluded his speech, Trump reinforced his belief in the power of vision and determination to overcome obstacles and achieve greatness.
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