US President Donald Trump makes a ‘Big Tesla Terrorism’ announcement, says ‘I will do that, I will …’

Republican lawmakers are pushing for investigations into vandalism concentrating on Tesla’ showrooms and charging stations within the US, following President Donald Trump’s suggestion that such acts may very well be categorized as home terrorism. On Tuesday, March 11, US President Donald Trump publicly backed Elon Musk by shopping for a Tesla car. During a White House occasion, surrounded by 5 Tesla automobiles introduced for his evaluate, Trump was requested by a reporter if these attacking Tesla homeowners and dealerships must be deemed home terrorists. “I think he’s been treated very unfairly by a tiny group of people,” Trump replied. “I just want people to know he can’t be punished for being a patriot -— and he’s a great patriot.”
“I will do that, I’ll do it,” Trump affirmed when pressed additional on the home terrorism label. “I’m going to stop them.” He emphasised that the attackers are “damaging a great American company.”
Trump’s show of solidarity with Elon Musk follows escalating protests at Tesla showrooms nationwide, a few of which have turned harmful. The unrest stems from opposition to Musk’s management of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which has pushed important federal job cuts and uncovered wasteful authorities spending.
The official Twitter account of White House shared a image of the President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Lil X with a Red Tesla and Tesla Cybertruck. All three names had been preceded by emoji of the American flag.

Twitter person who goes by the title DogeDesigner wrote, “President Trump on Cybertruck: “Look! I suppose I have a nice creativeness. Who else however this man would design this? And everyone on the street is it. It’s superb really. That is the good design.”

Following on the same, the House Speaker Mike Johnson announced that Congress would probe incidents involving Tesla vehicles. In a post on Twitter, the Louisiana Republican vowed that lawmakers would work with the Justice Department and FBI to “guarantee these accountable face the complete pressure of the legislation.”
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, along with seven other House Republicans, penned a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, urging investigations into what they called a “wave of coordinated assaults” on Elon Musk, Tesla dealerships, charging stations, and automobiles.