In a recent interview with Sean Hannity, Elon Musk shed light on his endorsement of President Donald Trump, revealing that the decision was already in the works before a concerning incident during Trump's campaign. While an attempt on Trump's life in Butler, Pennsylvania, accelerated the announcement, Musk clarified to Hannity that the endorsement was inevitable. "I was going to do it anyway," Musk stated, confirming that the event merely expedited his public support. This revelation adds a new layer to the timeline of Musk's political alignment with Trump. The endorsement, which followed shortly after the incident, has been viewed by some, including Democrats like Senator John Fetterman, as a significant factor in Trump's campaign. Fetterman acknowledged Musk's influence, comparing him to the popular figure of Tony Stark and emphasizing the potential impact of his active participation in Trump's rallies and campaign efforts. Fetterman expressed concern over the endorsement's weight, noting its potential influence on voters. Musk's involvement, beyond a simple endorsement, signaled a deeper engagement with the political landscape, potentially swaying public opinion.