Bill Gates is imminent with the recent shift in US politics, after a three-hour dinner with Donald Trump last month that the Tech Titan called “engaging.”
talk to Times of London newspaper, Gates confirmed that he sat down in December with then-President Trump at his Florida home at Mar-a-Lago. Gates narrated:
“On December 27, I had a three-hour dinner with Trump… It was an engaging conversation as he listened to me talk about HIV and the need to remain generous and innovate to get a cure. I talked a lot about polio and energy and nuclear, and I didn’t He was not dismissive.”
Of his need to work with Trump on his tireless campaign to fund vaccines to help eliminate diseases especially in the developing world, Gates said:
“There’s a lot up in the air with him — will he deport nine million or a million? Will he have a 60 percent tariff or a 5 percent tariff? Will he fund innovation or end infectious diseases? I need to stay close. Who gets President Trump’s enthusiasm for it? The right things, that is God’s work.”
Gates seemed less than enthusiastic about the prospect of Elon Musk’s continued interest in UK politics and to Europe and Asia, and his penchant for expressing his opinions on the social media platform X. Gates called it “really crazy that it could destabilize political positions in countries.”
He expended: “I think that in the United States, foreigners are not allowed to give money; perhaps other countries should adopt safeguards to make sure that super-rich foreigners don’t skew their elections. It’s hard to understand why someone with a car factory in both China and Germany, who relies His rockets on relations with sovereign nations and who is busy cutting $2 trillion in US government expenditures and runs five companies grooming story in the UK.
“We can all get over it…if someone shines super, and so, they should think about how to help them. But that’s grassroots pandering.”
