After that, Trump began ranting about nuclear threats (which he later claimed only he could solve because he got on so well with the pot-bellied North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un). No, Musk corrected him. Fukushima, the site of an appalling nuclear accident in 2011, as well as Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which were devastated by atomic bombs in 1945, were thriving cities again, so we had nothing to worry about. At least I think that’s what Musk was saying. It took me a while to follow the discussion. “I’m pretty sure Elon and Donald are standing next to each other at a urinal having this conversation,” quipped a Democratic strategist. Not being a guy, I wouldn’t know, but they weren’t addressing me. Piers Morgan (with his army of 8.8 million followers) praised Trump and Musk for having a “surprisingly fascinating” chat about trains. This elicited a response from the alleged rapist, Andrew Tate (9.8 million followers), who said it was “concerning” that not everyone agreed with Trump on immigration. “Brutal common sense,” Tate posted.