Well, here’s a twist no one saw coming. President Trump and Elon Musk, reunited in the most unlikely of places: Charlie Kirk’s memorial service. Two titans of industry, politics, and cultural influence, sitting side-by-side, not for a business deal or a campaign rally, but to honor a young conservative warrior who shook up the world with his unapologetic voice.
And in classic 2024 style, we didn’t get a press release or a joint statement. Nope. We got a lip reader.
According to professional lip reader Nicola Hickling, President Trump greeted Musk with a casual, “How are you doing?”—as if they hadn’t just had a public feud months earlier. Then came the big one: “So Elon, I’ve heard you wanted to chat,” followed by, “Let’s try and work out how to get back on track.” Musk, in a rare display of humility, nodded. Trump ended the short exchange with a tap on the hand and said, “I’ve missed you.”
A lip reader has revealed details of the short exchange between President Trump and Elon Musk at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service.
Trump greeted Musk with a casual, “How are you doing?” before adding, “So Elon, I’ve heard you wanted to chat.”
He then leaned in with a suggestion:… pic.twitter.com/pGGECLKxMx
— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 22, 2025
If that’s not a major signal, I don’t know what is.
For context, remember that just a few months ago, these two were trading barbs in public. Elon was dabbling in political fence-sitting, Trump was firing off classic Truth Social jabs, and it looked like the bromance had officially crashed harder than a Tesla on autopilot. But now? They’re sitting in a box at State Farm Arena, mourning a man they both respected deeply and talking about getting “back on track.”
And let’s be real: the only person who could’ve made that happen was Charlie Kirk.
Charlie wasn’t just some political commentator. He was the glue between the MAGA movement and the next generation of conservative tech-savvy thinkers. He always believed Trump and Musk needed each other; Trump for leadership and vision, Musk for innovation and platform power. In fact, Charlie said on his show he believed they’d reconcile. Guess what? He was right.
Elon Musk later posted on X that he was there “for Charlie.” No press team spin, no branding effort. Just a raw, honest moment.
For Charlie pic.twitter.com/8092jIt319
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 21, 2025
Now, don’t get too excited yet. This wasn’t some campaign strategy meeting. But it was a significant moment of unity. With the 2024 election around the corner, the conservative movement needs allies, not drama. And if Trump and Musk bury the hatchet, that’s huge—for free speech, for big tech accountability, and for getting the country out of the mess Biden and the left have made.
Charlie Kirk’s death was tragic. But maybe, just maybe, his legacy will be even more powerful than his life. Because if he’s the reason Trump and Musk patch things up, then he’s still shaping the future of America—even in death.
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