In a jaw-dropping display of billionaire bravado, Marc Benioff and Elon Musk proved once again that money talks - even when it’s hanging out with controversial world leaders.

The Salesforce CEO and Tesla titan were spotted rubbing elbows with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at a White House dinner, seemingly unbothered by minor details like, oh, the alleged murder of a journalist.

The Party Circuit

Benioff, fresh off his dramatic San Francisco political drama involving the National Guard, couldn’t resist sharing selfies from the event. His Instagram-worthy moments included snaps with Attorney General Pam Bondi and various tech luminaries like Michael Dell and Robinhood’s Vlad Tenev.

Musk’s Political Rollercoaster

Elon Musk, who previously had a very public falling out with Trump, seems to have conveniently forgotten past tensions. After threatening to launch the “America Party” (which predictably went nowhere), Musk is now back in Trump’s good graces, complete with heart emoji re-posts and dinner invitations.

The Billionaire Bubble

What’s most fascinating is how these tech moguls seamlessly navigate political landscapes, attending dinners with controversial figures while maintaining their carefully curated public personas. It’s a masterclass in wealthy privilege - where accountability is optional and networking knows no moral boundaries.

Remember, folks: in the world of billionaires, yesterday’s heated Twitter beef is today’s cozy White House dinner.