Elon Musk summons loyalists to off-grid fortress for secret Trumpworld summit… as he whispers 2028 prophecy

Elon Musk is already looking past Trump and sizing up which Republican will take the mantle after 2028.

The Tesla billionaire gathered his most loyal current and former DOGE staffers for a reunion on November 22 at a high-ceilinged SpaceX building in Texas, according to Politico who cited two attendees and another person familiar with the event.

Attendees were forced to keep their phones stored in security and were escorted out of the summit in buses.

Musk himself attended the gathering remotely from what appeared to be a pitch-black, undisclosed location.

The DOGE founder told the audience that he decided against showing up in-person because news of the reunion was public and he did not want to risk being assassinated.

The staffers installed by Musk across federal agencies had flown in for the November gathering with some of their family members.

As Musk spoke to the audience he shared his thoughts on who will take over control of the White House once Donald Trump leaves in 2028.

According to Musk, the country is currently undergoing a ‘great 12-year span’ made up of the second Trump White House that will be immediately followed by two consecutive Vance presidential terms.

Elon Musk predicted that JD Vance will succeed Trump for two consecutive terms as part of the current ‘great 12-year span’

Musk was Trump’s wealthiest fundraiser during the 2024 election and helped establish the federal cost-cutting agency DOGE during the start of the second term

After a brief falling out over the summer, Musk and Trump have since rekindled their political alliance

The vice president is the favorite in betting markets to succeed Trump and lead the party in 2028.

Politico reported last month Secretary of State Marco Rubio has told confidants that Vance is the frontrunner for 2028.

Musk was Trump’s wealthiest supporter in the 2024 election and donated hundreds of millions to a Super Pac supporting the president.

The billionaire signaling he may throw his support behind Vance indicates Musk is not done with the political world after departing Washington DC.

In June, Musk had a falling out with Trump after the White House rebuffed his recommendation for Jared Isaacman to lead NASA.

Trump and Musk’s relationship has been rebuilt since then as the two were spotted reuniting at Charlie Kirk’s memorial in September.

Following their makeup, Trump later nominated Isaacman to lead the space program that his essential to working Musk’s SpaceX aerospace corporation.

The vice president is widely viewed as the most likely Republican to lead the GOP after Trump’s departure from the White House

But the billionaire’s latest prediction indicates that he still has his eyes set on being close to the Republican he believes will rule the White House past 2032.

Musk’s reunion was also designed for the billionaire to reconnect with the staffers who aided his political ascent in Washington at the start of Trump’s term.