'Say hi to George for me': Elon Musk to protesters who interrupted his speech in Wisconsin

Elon Musk again took aim at billionaire George Soros after being interrupted by a heckler at a Wisconsin rally on Sunday.
Musk was speaking at a town hall event in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Sunday when his speech was disrupted by an audience member. The tech billionaire responded by linking the interruption to George Soros, saying, “It was inevitable that at least a few Soros operatives would be in the audience. Say hi to George Soros for me!”
The Tesla CEO has been a vocal critic of Soros, previously accusing him of having a “hatred for humanity” and claiming his influence harmed societies worldwide. Musk also denounced former president Joe Biden’s decision to award Soros the Presidential Medal of Freedom, calling it a "travesty."
The rally took place just days before Wisconsin’s Supreme Court election, which Musk described as crucial for former president Donald Trump’s agenda and "the future of civilisation." He also handed out $1 million checks to two Wisconsin voters, declaring them as representatives of his political group.

Speaking at the rally, Musk said, "Thank you for coming out in support. It's important for the country and the world. The Supreme Court can redraw the districts, which could result in the House shifting to a Democratic majority. If that happens, they will try to block all the reforms we are working on for you, the American people."
While Musk's groups, America PAC and Building America's Future, have spent a total of $20 million supporting the Republican candidate, Soros has contributed $1 million to the state Democratic Party for its nominee, according to Daily Mail.
The race for the open Supreme Court seat is between Republican former state Attorney General Brad Schimel and Democrat Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford.