Elon Musk's Son Only Needs 1 Booger To Steal Show At White House Event
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The Tesla mogul's 4-year-old son was seen on camera with a finger in his nose that he later wiped on Trump's desk.
Elon Musk’s son managed to steal the show from his dad and President Donald Trump on Tuesday ― and he only needed one booger to do it.
The Tesla mogul was at the White House on Tuesday to meet with reporters and discuss his work to downsize the government via his Department of Government Efficiency, the subject of a multitude of ongoing court challenges.
Musk also brought X Æ A-12 Musk, his 4-year-old son, with singer Grimes, to the presser, and the little tyke stole the show.
Video from the event shows Musk attempting to explain the work DOGE is doing. X ― who Trump called a “high-IQ individual ― tries to occupy himself while the grown-ups do their boring adult stuff.
Eventually, X’s finger found its way its way to his nose and he can be seen sticking up his schnoz and pulling out what is commonly called a “booger.”
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