The background detected: Trump and Musk are negotiating secretly

“He stopped posting comments on social networks, but that doesn't mean he's happy”, he said one of the officials for interrupting Trump activity in “Social”, stressing however that the future of their relationship is completely uncertain”. Both men have banned the “fighting words”, which included Musk's suggestion that the president be dismissed and Trump's threat to cut federal contracts with billionaire companies.

What is said particularly disturbed the American president was the billionaire's claims that Trump had relations with the late Jeffrey Epstein, even claiming his name was in the case files. Particularly, in a post on the X platform Thursday (which is now erased) Musk had written: “It's time to drop the big bomb: (Trump) It's in Epstein's files. That's the real reason they haven't been published”, he wrote, ironically congratulating the president a whole “good days”.

However, Musk did not give evidence of his accusations and simply reposted a 1992 video in which Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein are seen joking during a party. In response, the White House was limited by describing these attacks as sad “”, with the American president saying he believes the businessman has completely lost his mind”.

The row between Donald Trump and Elon Musk erupted when the American president and republican lawmakers tried to adopt a large domestic policy package that could be the biggest legislative achievement of Trump's second mandate. Musk specifically criticised the so-called “Great Trump” Project, calling content “A mountain of disgusting pigs”.

Despite billionaire criticism, however, White House Press Secretary Caroline told YES LITICO that Donald Trump holds the bill. “Sic has said it by President Trump himself, he is moving forward with the goal of adopting the Great Great Bill,” said Levi.

Their relationship began to deteriorate since prior to social media posts. Trump was upset that Musk had exaggerated DOGE's inability to make massive cuts in federal bureaucracy. The White House then attracted the nomination of Jared Isaacman, the billionaire he had chosen to run NASA, one of the last links in a fragile alliance.

White House Chief of Staff Sergio Gore, who was behind the move, had long tensions with the billionaire, according to White House officials. Musk refused to work with Gore after a meeting in March, where the president told leaders of his agencies that they were responsible for their departments rather than Musk.

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As most Republicans agree that Trump would have the upper hand if their quarrel flared up again, they also agree that the president has never had an opponent like Musk, reports LAPSI.al, broadcasts Periscope