Elon Musk revealed that he faced two assassination attempts in the past eight months, with perpetrators arrested near Tesla's headquarters in Texas. This disclosure came after former US President Donald Trump survived a shooting at a Pennsylvania rally. Musk expressed support for Trump, endorsing him for the 2024 presidential election and criticizing the Secret Service's security failures. The incidents underscore heightened political tensions and threats against high-profile figures. Both Musk and Trump have linked these attacks to broader societal dangers, urging increased security measures. Vice President Kamala Harris condemned the violence, emphasizing that such acts have no place in the nation.