In a highly anticipated online dialogue held on the platform X, Alice Weidel, the chairwoman of Germany's Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), engaged in a candid discussion with entrepreneur Elon Musk.

The talk touched upon various aspects of German politics, with Weidel openly criticizing former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, labeling her as 'the first green chancellor' and accusing her policies of 'ruining' Germany.

During the conversation, Weidel challenged Merkel's immigration policies as well as Germany's transition from nuclear energy to renewables.

Echoing this sentiment, Musk, known for his controversial public discourse as well as his entrepreneurial endeavors, advised Germany to reconsider nuclear power as a crucial energy source.

He argued that the country should 'ramp up' its nuclear energy capacity, a suggestion with which Weidel wholeheartedly agreed.

Musk, who has expressed support for the AfD in past statements, also highlighted bureaucratic challenges faced by his company, Tesla, in Germany.

He humorously recounted the extensive paperwork necessary for his Tesla facility in Grünheide, describing it as 'a truck full of paper,' eliciting laughter and agreement from Weidel.

In another bold declaration, Musk reiterated his endorsement of the AfD, claiming that 'only the AfD can save Germany.' He dismissed criticisms of the party's positions, describing them as 'common sense.'

On a more contentious note, Weidel took pains to distance her party from ideologies linked to National Socialism.

She controversially described Adolf Hitler as 'a communist, socialist type,' insisting that the AfD represents the 'exact opposite' as a 'libertarian conservative party.' She blamed media outlets and left-leaning groups for framing the AfD as far-right extremists.

The talk also covered international issues such as the Middle East conflict.

When asked if she supported the existence of Israel, Weidel affirmed her position as 'Yes, absolutely.' Musk intervened to emphasize that this is what people wanted to know, prompting Weidel to respond on a lighter note with, 'Ach so!' in German.

She went on to claim that the AfD is 'the only protector of Jewish people in Germany,' while criticizing other parties for allowing immigration from groups potentially hostile toward Jews.

Critics in the German educational sector also came under fire from Weidel, who alleged that the education system is under a 'mad' and 'socialist' agenda, focused excessively on gender studies.

Musk drew parallels to his own concerns, likening the situation to a 'woke mind virus' affecting the country.

The exchange between Weidel and Musk was broadcast live and attracted significant attention due to Musk's previous positive remarks about the AfD and the implications of such a high-profile dialogue ahead of likely intense political activities in Germany.