vice-president Jd vance Knows what side he is with regard to the recent quarrel between President Donald Trump and the technological billionaire Elon Musk who dominated the headlines last week.
Vance was frank in his assessment of Musk’s comments, in particular Bind Trump to the disgrace Jeffrey Epstein disgrace and the support of signaling to dismissal.
“I think it’s a huge mistake for him to continue the president like that. And I think that if he and the president are in a blood quarrel,” said Vance to the podcast “last weekend” earlier this week. THE The episode was published Saturday, according to history on The hill website.
“More importantly, it’s going to be bad for the country, but I think it’s going to be … I don’t think it’s going to be good for Elon,” said Vance.
The vice-president also challenged the link between Trump and Epstein that Musk published Thursday.
“It’s time to drop the very large bomb: (Donald Trump) is in Epstein files,” wrote Musk on X. “This is the real reason why they were not made public.
“Have a good day, Djt.”
Musk has since deleted the message from his social account platform X.
“First of all, as, absolutely not – Donald Trump did nothing wrong with Jeffrey Epstein,” said Vance to the host and actor Theo von. “As … the guy is what the Democrats and the media say about him. It’s totally BS.”
What a person called a tweet the Super Bowl started with the Musk Bearded Dam on social networks on the insufficiencies of the “great beautiful invoice of Trump,“Call him a” disgusting abomination “.
Musk posted: “This will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to 2.5 billions of dollars (!!!) and will overcome American citizens with carefree debt with overwhelming debt.”
Trump, during the White House comments Thursday, said that even he and Musk had a “big” relationship at first From his second term, “I don’t know if we want it.”
Since then, Trump has not only threatened All federal contracts with Musk companies.
He also warned that Musk would face “serious consequences“If he started to finance democratic candidates to present themselves against the Republicans.
