BREAKING: Donald Trump says he ‘sees no reason’ to go back to Twitter despite Elon Musk’s poll to bring him back

"Twitter is blowing up today," the moderator began. "Elon Musk posted a poll that had over 13 million respondents so far, asking whether or not you should be reinstated on Twitter. My question for you is what do you this about Elon Musk buying Twitter and if you are reinstated, will we see you back on Twitter again?"

Musk's poll reads simply "Reinstate former President Trump," and with three hours left at time of writing, the yes votes outweigh the nays 52 percent to 48 percent, with nearly 14 million votes in. Musk had endorsed the GOP in the recent midterm elections.

"Well I like that he bought it," Trump said, saying Musk is a character, and that he always liked him, and "I tend to like characters."

"He did put up a poll and I hear it's very overwhelming, very strong, but I have something called Trump, if you look you'll see it's Trump-owned, and it's called Truth Social," he said.

"Truth Social is through the roof," he said, "it's doing phenomenally well, the press needs to talk about it, but it's doing phenomenally well. I think engagement is much better than it is with Twitter. And It's taking care of voices that really want to be taken care of, and smart voices, brilliant voices, voices that in many cases are both sides," he said.

"Truth Social has been very, very powerful, very very strong, and I'll be staying there. But I hear we're getting a big vote to also go back on Twitter. I don't see it, because I don't see any reason for it."

On Truth Social, Trump posted a link to Musk's Twitter poll and wrote, "Vote now with positivity, but don’t worry, we aren’t going anywhere. Truth Social is special!"

He cited the problems Twitter has been facing, including fake accounts and bots, both of which Musk has promised to address.

"Truth Social has taken the place for a lot of people and I don't see them going back on Twitter," he said.

Conservative politicians flocked to Las Vegas this weekend to court the donors and voters of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Donald Trump, 45th President and 2024 presidential candidate, spoke remotely from his Mar-a-Lago home.

Trump has been a friend to the American Jewish people, and a staunch supporter of Israel. His Abraham Accords brought peace and stability to the region, and his move of the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was a bold move signaling US commitment to Israel.

Trump answered questions from moderators, and used the opportunity to slam President Joe Biden, as well as lay out his presidential plans for a second term. Trump has been clear about his intentions for the country, and his presidency, and being closely allied to Israel is a key component of his peace plans for the Middle East.