What Happened to the ‘Great Relationship’ President Trump Had With Elon Musk?

It was not long ago that President Donald Trump was selling teslas in the White House lawn. Those days are over.

This means that it remains to be seen, but it may have implications for the US policy and shares of the EV manufacturer – and it is only for the beginning.

A notable public division between Trump and Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elone Musk, the richest person on the earth, whose money helped the President hold for a second term, manifests in real -time, the use of media with men to swing on each other.

Musk, who recently left his role in Trump’s administration after spinning the government’s efficiency department, soon criticized the taxation and spending bill supported by Trump and was now doing his work through Congress. Bill, Musk says, is not enough to include government expenses, and he has urged the Congress to “Kara”.

“The bill ate a mountain of disgusting pork,” Musk today wrote on X, which is a social network. “Throughout the history of civilization, there has never been a law that () is both big and beautiful. Everyone knows it!” (Reference to the size and beauty of the bill is an indication to Trump’s choice that it is called a “big, beautiful bill”.)

Meanwhile, at the White House, Trump suggested that Musk’s opposition was associated with his own business interests – doing so is probably reminiscent of the effects that may be at the fate of politicians – and Truth is written on social that the billionaires were “wearing thin”.

Vesabsh analyst Dan Evece on CNBC on Thursday wrapped whether the fracture could create a regulator overhang for musk as Tesla tries to broaden the autonomous vehicles between their next generation of businesses, their next generation of businesses.

Trump later wrote on social media platform Truth Social that “the easiest way to save money in our budget, billions and billions of dollars is to end Alone’s government subsidy and contracts.” Musk’s reactions included the prediction of the recession caused by Trump’s tariff policies.

Trump said at the White House on Thursday, “Elon knew the internal functioning of this bill almost even better than anyone.” “He knew everything about it. He had no problem with it. Suddenly he had a problem, and he only developed the problem when he came to know that we were going to cut the EV mandate.” (“This bill was never shown to me even once,” Musk replied on X.,

He raises unavoidable questions about political power and possible redistribution of lines around the policy in Washington, but also a matter of Tesla’s shares, which have fallen to a great extent as musk and Trump has exchange of words. “It can not be good for all shareholders,” the Gerbar Kawasaki CEO Ross Garber wrote on X.

“Does Trump no longer start playing well in Sandbox with Kasturi?” Asked IVES on CNBC. “Is this beef between Musk and Trump really growing – and then positive things that you were expected from an autonomous point of view, and the regulator, now it’s far from the table because what’s happening here.”

Away from Washington’s work, Musk’s move was partially seen as evidence that he could spend more time in working in Tesla, not to say anything about his other businesses, but his attention looks divided.

The same can be said for him and Trump.

Trump said on Thursday, “Elon and I had a great relationship.” “I don’t know if we will do anymore.”

“Without me, Trump must have lost the election,” Musk posted after a while.

This article has been updated as it was first published by Trump’s true social posts and subsequent messages to include messages on X by Musk.