The CEO of Tesla and multimillionaire owner of X, Elon Musk, has said that he laments some of his positions against the president of the United States, Donald Trump, during his recent dispute.
Tribune Online reports that the richest man in the world and one of the most powerful men in the world were recently closed horns by a bill controversial in the Parliament of the country called 'Big Beautiful Bill'.
Elon Musk, who withdrew from his position in charge of the Government Efficiency Department (Doge), a cost reduction agency, and subsequently received a farewell to the Oval office, fell with the president on the bill, which he would put the United States in more debts.
In the midst of the public dispute and while responding to Trump's criticism, the technology billionaire accused the president of ingratitude and claiming credit for Trump's electoral victory in 2024.
“Without me, Trump would have lost the elections, the Democrats would control the camera and the Republicans would be 51-49 in the Senate. Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote in X.
In a subsequent position in X, Elon Musk, without providing evidence, said the Department of Justice has not published his archives in his investigation by Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of minors who traffic sex in 2019, because Trump is in them.
Musk published: “It's time to leave the big bomb: @realdonaldTrump is in Epstein archives,” he wrote. “That is the real reason why they have not become public. You have a good day, Djt!”
However, Tribune online He informs that Elon Musk eliminated the position during the night.
Tribune online He also reported on Tuesday that Errol Musk, father of the CEO of Tesla and Spacex, said he believed that his son's recent clash with the president of the United States, Donald Trump, comes from extreme stress and what he called “Tept of the White House.”
He minimized the incident, calling him “something small” that “would end tomorrow.”
In a publication on his account X on Wednesday, Elon said he lamented some of his posts, stating that they were too far.
“I regret some of my publications about President @realdonaldTrump last week. They went too far,” he said.
Meanwhile, Trump had previously expressed a disappointment in Musk during an informative press session at the Oval office, accusing the founder of Tesla de Flip-Floping in the bill. The president said that Musk had been aware of the details of the bill and only turned against him after the proposed incentives of electric vehicles (EV) were eliminated.
“I am very disappointed because Elon knew the internal functioning of this bill better than almost any person sitting here, better than you. I knew everything about it. I had no problem with that,” Trump said.
“Suddenly, he had a problem. And he only developed the problem when he discovered that we will have to cut the EV mandate.”
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