New Delhi. The ongoing tussle between Elon Musk and Donald Trump has taken a new turn. Posting on Twitter, Musk has expressed regret over his old statements against Trump. He wrote, “My posts went too far and I regret it.” The controversy, which started on May 28, began when Elon Musk criticized Donald Trump’s policies. After this, a heated debate broke out between the two on social media. Musk attacked Trump and said that he should be removed from the post of President and Vice President JD Vance should be brought in his place. However, now Musk has apologized to Trump, regretting his statements. This apology has come after Trump’s threat, in which he said that “if Musk supports the Democrats, he will have to face serious consequences.”

Effect of the dispute on business

After this fight between the two, some questions were arising in the minds of the people. There was a huge decline in the shares of Tesla and SpaceX, due to which billionaire Elon Musk suffered a huge loss in a few days. But before this matter could go further, Elon Musk even surrendered to Donald Trump. Which he himself started by deleting his tweets against Trump. This fight has had a direct impact on Elon Musk’s business. Tesla’s shares have fallen by 14%, due to which Musk’s personal wealth has suffered a loss of about 9 billion dollars.

Was Elon Musk drunk?

It was said that he had made those tweets under the influence of drugs. However, a few days before this incident, in a press conference, on the question of Elon Musk consuming drugs in the White House and fighting with the officials, Trump had said that it is common to have arguments with the officials but there was no scuffle between them and as far as drugs are concerned, he has no knowledge of it.

Both were scared of the loss

Trump also attacked Musk fiercely and said that “Elon had become a problem for me. I told him to leave.” He also claimed that he had ended Musk’s electric vehicle mandate, but Musk still continued to make statements against him. If this fight continues, both can harm each other. Musk may have a social media platform (X) and intelligence to use against Trump. Trump can initiate a government investigation against Musk or cancel SpaceX’s contract.

How long will this friendship last?

Now people are raising questions whether the fight between Donald Trump and Elon Musk was real or just a pretense? Then why did Elon Musk suddenly shake hands with Donald Trump? Did Elon Musk get scared of business collapse by going against Donald Trump? For now, after Musk’s apology, it remains to be seen how Trump reacts. Will this dispute calm down or will it take a new turn? Because both the leaders are known for taking sudden U-turns.

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Washington, D.C.: Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has unleashed a scathing attack on U.S. President Donald Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill Act,’ labeling it a “disgusting abomination” in a fiery post on X. The sweeping tax cuts and spending legislation, a cornerstone of Trump’s current agenda, has passed the House of Representatives and is now under intense scrutiny in the Senate, where Musk’s criticism could sway key votes.

Musk’s Fiscal Fury
Musk’s primary grievance with the bill centers on its potential to balloon the federal deficit to an estimated $2.5 trillion, which he claims will saddle American taxpayers with “crushingly unsustainable debt.” In a series of posts on X, Musk warned, “This massive, outrageous, pork-filled Congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination. Shame on those who voted for it: you know you did wrong.” His outspoken stance marks a dramatic shift from his previous support for Trump’s policies, highlighting a growing rift between the tech titan and the White House.

Threats to Business Interests
Analysts suggest Musk’s opposition may also stem from personal business concerns. The bill proposes significant cuts to funding for electric vehicles (EVs) and clean energy technologies, sectors where Tesla dominates as the nation’s leading EV manufacturer. Additionally, SpaceX, which relies heavily on government defense contracts, could face financial uncertainty if the bill’s spending priorities shift. A recent study by the Center for American Progress estimated that the proposed cuts could reduce EV subsidies by up to 40%, potentially impacting Tesla’s market growth.

Political Ripples and Senate Showdown
Musk’s public criticism has resonated with fiscally conservative Republicans in the Senate, where the bill faces a tougher path to approval. In a bold move, Musk threatened lawmakers, stating, “In November next year, we fire all politicians who betrayed the American people.” This rhetoric has emboldened some senators to reconsider their support, with Senator Rand Paul echoing Musk’s concerns, calling the bill “a reckless spending spree.” However, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell defended the legislation, arguing it aligns with Trump’s vision for economic growth.

White House Defends the Bill
The White House has brushed off Musk’s attacks, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stating, “The president already knows where Elon Musk stood on this bill, it doesn’t change his opinion. This is one big, beautiful bill, and he’s sticking to it.” Trump himself has doubled down, intensifying his lobbying efforts to secure Senate votes. A recent Gallup poll showed 52% of Americans support the bill’s tax cuts, though 61% expressed concern about its impact on the national debt.

A Shifting Alliance
Musk’s escalation from mild disappointment—expressed just a week ago during his tenure as DOGE chief—to outright condemnation underscores a fracturing alliance with Trump. Political analyst Sarah Thompson noted, “Musk’s influence on X gives him a megaphone to shape public and political opinion. His pivot against Trump could signal broader tensions within the Republican coalition.” As the Senate debate looms, all eyes are on whether Musk’s campaign will derail Trump’s legislative flagship.

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