US President Donald Trump has said that his relationship with Elon Musk is over.
“I would believe so, yes,” Trump told NBC News on Saturday, when he was asked if he felt that the pair’s close relationship was over. He replied “no” when asked if he wanted to fulfill the damaged relationship.
The comments were the latest of Trump as the epic results between him and Musk were launched on social media.
It came after tech billionaire – who made millions of donations in Trump’s election campaign and became an ally of the White House – publicly criticized the President’s tax and spending bill, a major domestic policy.
Most Republican has fallen into the queue behind the President. Vice President JD Vance said that Musk had gone “such a atom” and can never be welcomed back to Guna.
Vance told Podcaster Theo Von that it was a “big mistake” for the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX to attack the President.
For weeks, Musk was criticizing Trump’s signature law – the “Big Beautiful Bill” was dubbed – because it made its way through the Congress.
He said that, if passed, the bill works in the national deficit trillion dollars and “weak”, which he had done as the head of Dogi, head of the department of government efficiency, and in efforts to cut government spending.
Shortly after leaving Dogge after 129 days in the job, Musk posted on his social media site X that Bill was a “disgusting hatred” – but did not directly criticize Trump.
However, on Thursday, Trump told reporters that he was “disappointed” by Musk’s behavior.
Musk responded to X with a hurry to the positions, saying that Trump might have lost the election without him and accused Trump that Jeffrey was accused of being implicated in Epstein’s files, who were infamous financiers who died in jail, who were waiting for sexual smuggling charges.
He has since removed the post and Epstein’s lawyer denied the allegations.
Trump replied on his social media platform Truth Social, saying that Musk was “crazy”. In a post, he threatened to cut Musk’s contracts with the federal government.
In his interview with NBC News on Saturday, Trump said Musk was “derogatory to the President’s office”.
“I think it’s a very bad thing, because he is very derogatory. You cannot disrespect the President’s office,” said Trump.
The world’s richest man, who donated about $ 250 meters to Trump’s President’s campaign, suggested during a social media quarrel that he could return some of Trump’s opponents during the next year’s mid -term elections, throwing his support behind those who challenged Trump’s tax bill.
When asked about the possibility of muskratic candidates who run against Republican, Trump said he would face “serious consequences”.
