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Elon Musk•Banyan•Donald Trump•Florida•New York Times•Musk•Trump•Election Day•Amazon•Jeff Bezos•Department of Government Efficiency•Vivek Ramaswamy
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Elon Musk Stays at $2,000-per-Night Banyan Cottage at Mar-a-Lago to Influence Trump's Administration via DOGE
Dec 31, 2024, 01:42 AM
Elon Musk, with a reported net worth of $429 billion, has been residing in the Banyan cottage at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, which rents for $2,000 per night. This arrangement, reported by the New York Times, allows Musk easy access to the President-elect as he prepares for his second term. Musk, who invested a quarter-billion dollars in Trump's campaign, moved into the cottage around Election Day and left briefly for the holiday season but is expected to return. The proximity to Trump enables Musk to participate in high-level meetings and discussions, including a dinner with Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Musk's stay at Mar-a-Lago underscores his significant influence within the incoming administration, particularly as he co-leads the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) with Vivek Ramaswamy. Musk typically has two of his 11 children with him at the resort.
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