Because he is smart

 PJ Media:

How Elon Musk Knew Donald Trump Was Going to Win 4 Hours Before You Did

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 Joe Rogan: Yeah, they had different numbers. I was getting a different number off my Apple News updates than I was getting off of CNN. And then I was texting people. Like Tusli [Gabbard] and JD Vance: I was getting a different update. Apparently, Elon created an app, and he knew who won four hours before the results. So, as the results were coming in — 

Von: Nah uh!

Joe Rogan: Four hours before they called it, Dana White told me Elon was like, “I’m leaving. It’s over. Donald won.” He just…

[Laughter]

Joe Rogan: He just f***ing left! Somehow or another —

Von: I’m gonna go back to my pod and evaporate!

Joe Rogan: I don’t know what he’s getting where he’s pulling his data from, but he had, like, the most accurate data in terms of the rural states hadn’t put their results in yet, but, yet Trump was ahead in these states. Kamala was never going to win those states. So, tabulated that, and like, put it all together.

Von: Wow

Joe Rogan: I don’t know how he did it. But Dana told — I haven’t even talked to Elon about this, I don’t know, like, the “Dana translation,” but Dana said he had an app. And he was, like, showing him. He’s like, “It’s over.” He f**king left! Dude just left! It’s over!  

[emphasis added]

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It would be a huge mistake to underestimate Elon Musk.  He did not become a billionaire by accident. 

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