Tech Leaders Attend Trump’s Second Inauguration as Policy Influence Looms

Major tech CEOs, including Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg, show support for Trump’s administration, raising questions about corporate influence and regulatory priorities.

Top executives from Meta, Amazon, Google, Tesla, Apple, and other tech companies are attending Trump's second inauguration, with many contributing significant funds to the event.
Elon Musk, a key Trump ally, has been promised an advisory role in the incoming administration, further solidifying his influence in Washington.
Donations from major tech firms to Trump's inauguration fund have drawn scrutiny, with lawmakers questioning their motives given ongoing federal investigations and regulatory concerns.
Outgoing President Biden and other Democrats have expressed concerns about the growing influence of tech billionaires, warning of a potential 'oligarchy' threatening democracy.
The tech industry's pivot to align with Trump reflects efforts to navigate potential regulations on AI, antitrust issues, and social media policies during his second term.