Elon Musk Warns America Would Be like 'Mad Max' After Four More Years of Kamala Harris

X boss Elon Musk has made a grim prediction about the future of America if Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris wins the election next month.

Musk warns that the United States would resemble the post-apocalyptic world depicted in the movie "Mad Max" after another four years under Harris.

He issued the warning while speaking to residents of Pennsylvania on Thursday.

During Musk's town hall for President Donald Trump, Musk told the crowd in Folsom that he was compelled to visit the state in person because next month's election is "so important to the future of the world."

"This election is going to decide the fate of America," Musk told the enthusiastic crowd.

"Along with the fate of America, the fate of Western civilization."

Musk noted that most American people want "sensible, common sense things," such as secure borders, safe cities, and sensible spending so we "don't have crazy inflation."

"We want freedom of speech," he added.

"We want the Constitution to be upheld.

"I'm being told, at times, that these are right-wing values and I am like, 'Are you insane?'

"This is literally the fundamental values that made America what it is today.

"And anyone who's against those things is fundamentally un-American.

"The hell with them!"

Someone in the crowd then yelled out George Soros' name.

Soros has backed elections for soft-on-crime district attorneys across the country and has frequently been called out by Musk.

Musk said Soros is "someone who sort of claims to be doing good, but actually he is not."

He then warned that Soros is "tearing down the fabric of society."

"You should be able to feel safe walking around America's cities," he added.

He continued by noting that his mom, who lives in New York, has had three of her friends assaulted on the street this year.

"And it's getting worse," Musk warned.

"This is not the future we want," Musk continued.

"And if we get four more years of [Harris], I mean, we are going to be fully 'Mad Max.'

"It's nice to watch a 'Mad Max' movie, but we don't want to be in the 'Mad Max' movie."

The comments drew loud cheers and applause from the crowd.

Musk's appearance comes after the entrepreneur went public with his endorsement of Trump.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO first appeared alongside Trump during the 45th president's return to Butler, Pennsylvania.

Musk stole the show during the rally, telling the crowd "Trump must win."