Elon Musk Responds to Protester at Wisconsin Town Hall Amid Death Threats:

During a Town Hall meeting in Wisconsin, Tesla CEO Elon Musk addressed the threats he's received since taking the role as head of DOGE. While speaking, Musk was interrupted by a protester. In response, he stated, “Say hi to George Soros for me. It was inevitable that at least a few Soros operatives would be in the audience. Give my regards to George."

???????????? ELON GIVES CHECKS TO 2 TOWN HALL ATTENDANTS: IT'S FUN TO SEE LEGACY MEDIA LOSE THEIR MINDS

"The reason for the checks is really just to get attention.

It causes the legacy media to kinda lose their minds.

They'll run it on every news channel.

I couldn't pay them—it… https://t.co/4EF2uScNTK pic.twitter.com/b5pEID7hZ1
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 31, 2025

The crowd reacted with chants of “USA, USA,” backing Musk during the disruption.

Musk disclosed that he's received thousands of death threats due to his position, saying, “My security team said it's actually gone down from 18,000 to 17,000.” He pointed to two failed assassination attempts on Donald Trump as examples of ongoing threats, calling the danger “real.”

He revealed that during his first cabinet meeting with former President Trump, he informed Trump of the threats related to his work. Musk again referred to the 2024 assassination attempt on Trump, commenting, “They almost succeeded.”

Criticism of Soros and Biden Recognition

Musk has openly criticized billionaire philanthropist George Soros. Sharing a news report on social media platform X, he accused Soros of “hatred of humanity” and suggested it includes hostility toward Israel. This was in response to reports that Soros donated $15 million to NGOs allegedly supporting Hamas.

Regarding President Joe Biden awarding Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Musk wrote, “A travesty that Biden is giving Soros the Medal of Freedom."

Who Is George Soros?

George Soros, born in Budapest in 1930, is a well-known investor, philanthropist, and political figure. A Holocaust survivor, Soros moved to the U.S. in 1956. He gained financial fame for his 1992 bet against the British pound and founded the Open Society Foundations, which supports democratic values and human rights globally.

Soros has donated billions to causes related to health, education, and social justice. As of December 2024, his net worth is estimated at $6.5 billion, according to Bloomberg.