Elon Musk and Trump scandal: criticism, threats and regret

The world media is once again awash with a new scandal between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The famous American entrepreneur, billionaire and founder of SpaceX Elon Musk expressed regret for some of the statements he made on the social network about US President Donald Trump last week. According to him, some of his posts crossed the line and he himself is not happy with this situation.

“I regret some of the posts I made about President Donald Trump last week. They crossed the line,” Musk wrote on his X (formerly Twitter) page. However, he did not specify which statements he was referring to.

The conflict between Elon Musk and Donald Trump escalated after the entrepreneur left his post as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). In a series of statements, Musk called the budget bill signed by the president “disgusting.” In response to this criticism, Trump criticized Musk’s mental state, calling him “crazy” and even threatening to cancel government contracts with his companies.

The scandal got worse: Musk promised to suspend the flights of the Crew Dragon spacecraft, but soon changed his mind. At the same time, the billionaire removed his post on his page, accusing Trump of being involved in the case of convicted sex offender financier Jeffrey Epstein.

This situation caused a lot of discussion not only in the US political scene, but also around the world. Musk's unexpected and often changing statements, as well as Trump's harsh responses, turned into an open and heated argument between two influential figures.

Many experts believe that this scandal once again showed how sharply and suddenly the relationship between big business and politicians can change in the modern digital age. It is believed that some of Musk's statements have had a negative impact on public opinion and the image of his companies.

Final Thought: Although the situation seems to have eased somewhat with Elon Musk's statement of regret, the scandal has further exposed the pre-election climate in America and the influence of big business on politics. The dispute between the two major figures in the United States has not stopped yet, and the media is closely following every new step.