Who will be Trump’s new technological ally?

In 2015, Bezos wanted to launch Trump in orbit after the time presidential candidate fired on Bezos on what was Twitter, now X, calling the Washington Post, that Bezos has, a “Tax shelters,” Bezos replied that he would use Blue Origin, a Bezos space company founded, for “#Senddonaldtospace.”

Times have certainly changed. In January, Bezos said he was “Very optimistic” on the administration space agenda. Behind the scenes, he would have given political advice to Trump, allegedly in the summer of 2024, according to Axios.

There was a brief push in April, however, after Amazon would have planned to register Trump’s prices next to the prices of products on the site, according to Punchbowl News. The press secretary of the White House Karoline Leavitt called the plan A “hostile and political action”. The idea, which has never been implemented, has been abandoned and an Amazon spokesperson insisted that he was never intended for his low -cost transport store.

If Trump cancels Musk SpaceX government contracts as he threatened to do, the blue origin of Bezos and Rival in SpaceX could benefit from it. Blue Origin already has a $ 3 billion contract with NASA.