President Donald Trump will address a Washington gathering on Tuesday, headlining an event billed as “Golden Age” that also lists tech leaders Elon Musk and Jensen Huang among its speakers, according to invitation materials obtained by CBS News.
The invitation, reviewed by CBS News, names the former president as the keynote speaker and includes Musk, chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX, and Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia, as featured participants. It also references “other top officials and technology executives,” though their identities are not disclosed in the document.
The “Golden Age” event is scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C., but the specific venue and the organization behind it were not identified in the source material. The timing is described only as Tuesday, with no exact date provided.
Trump’s appearance follows a series of public engagements since leaving office, where he has continued to speak at political and business forums. Musk and Huang have previously appeared at high‑profile conferences, but the invitation does not clarify the format of their involvement—whether as panelists, presenters or attendees.
No details about the agenda, discussion topics, or expected audience size were included in the invitation. Likewise, the source did not indicate whether the event will be open to the public, streamed online, or restricted to invited guests.
The announcement arrives amid growing interest in the intersection of politics and technology, as former leaders and industry CEOs increasingly share platforms. However, the invitation provides no further information about the themes or outcomes anticipated from the “Golden Age” gathering.
<small>Source: CBS News — read the original story there.</small>
