Elon Musk 'kind of forgot' this about Trump: Newt Gingrich

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich weighs in on President Donald Trump and Elon Musk's feud over the 'big, beautiful bill' on 'Jesse Watters Primetime

Newt states the realistic situation of PDJT and Musk, and his experience of balancing the budget. Elon does not understand what it takes to balance the budget Newt says the reality of what of what it takes to be President. (I personally think Musk fights nasty which is not fighting at all, and he truly believes the trolls and haters on X are his army of truth tellers. He’s using the platform to wage a war on Trump, he’ll attract the worst but he feels justified. When was Musk taught the job of the Congress when it comes to budgets.)

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Tyrus: Men aren't the problem, Dems are

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss Democrats saying men are confused. This is true and funny

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https://youtu.be/bEA4E5gTrwE

Inside Karine Jean-Pierre’s ‘tell-all’

Political analyst Mark Halperin discusses the Democratic Party's attempts to connect with male voters and the reaction to former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre switching her party affiliation on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' And Stephen A. Smith is not buying it.

KJB thinks she can unite with all political persuasions as long as you accept who she is, she is not only the biggest DEI hire besides Kamala, but she’s crazy because she one of the most loathed people that was in the Bidan Admin. She is confused that she will be accepted as an independent, she will not even be accepted as a human being.

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Trump, Musk to speak on phone after EXPLOSIVE online feud: Report

President Trump is expected to speak with Elon Musk on the phone Friday after the pair sparred publicly this week over the 'big, beautiful deal.' Fox News' Lucas Tomlinson reports the latest on the feud and the 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts react

(My guess the tech bros had a talk with Elon to fix it, because he’s interfering with their deals. All the AI guys are worried they will not get as much attention and money. Elon went to a disgusting lie, I doubt Trump will ever believe him, if he apologizes, and he certainly won’t trust him. Hence he will review the whole tech industry. Elon opened that door. Guaranteed Elon gave the left wing media something to run smear articles on Trump for months or longer, which he doesn’t need.)

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Fox is stupid, pitching up as “oh it’s just two strong males fighting”, trying to downplay the invectives thrown. Elon went low, not high and now everyone in the government that supports Trumps will double check all his work and deals in the future.

Sure an apology is good but he has done damage to Trump Admin and I think he did it on purpose. Tech Bros are freaked out! That is why a trans human creator should be questioned for his motives.

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This is absolutely projection, they never planned to fight NATO or Europe. This study is by a left wing think tank trying to get more war for NATO.

Trump, White House aides signal a possible détente with Musk

The two men have been embroiled in a feud over legislation that encompasses the president’s agenda.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk (left) and Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump attend a campaign event.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk (left) and Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump attend a campaign event at the Butler Farm Show, Oct. 5, 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania. | Alex Brandon/AP

By DASHA BURNS

06/05/2025 11:16 PM l

Signs of a truce are emerging in the increasingly bitter clash between two of the world’s most powerful men.

President Donald Trump projected an air of nonchalance in an interview Thursday with POLITICO during a day of sparring over social media with Elon Musk.

Separately, White House aides, after working to persuade the president to temper his public criticism of Musk to avoid escalation, scheduled a call Friday with the billionaire CEO of Tesla to broker a peace.

“Oh it’s okay,” Trump told POLITICO in a brief telephone call when asked about the very public breakup with his onetime megabacker. “It’s going very well, never done better.” Trump went on to tout his favorability ratings saying, “The numbers are through the roof, the highest polls I’ve ever had and I have to go.”

It was a marked contrast to what appeared for all the world to be an ugly online feud between Trump and Musk over his “big beautiful bill,” the legislation now in the Senate that incorporates his presidential agenda, from tax cuts to immigration enforcement.

The stakes were high enough, and the exchanges so alarmingly bitter, that aides and allies, including hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, rushed to ease the tension — and Musk seemed agreeable.

“I support @realDonaldTrump and @elonmusk and they should make peace for the benefit of our great country,” Ackman wrote on X.

Musk responded, “You’re not wrong.”

Earlier Thursday — as Musk raged about the cost of legislation that is projected to add $2.4 trillion to the deficit — Trump tempered some of his commentary on his own social media platform at the urging of White House aides.

The aides advised him to focus on the bill and getting it through the Senate instead of the conflict with Musk, according to one person close to the White House whowas granted anonymity to discuss private exchanges.

One of Trump’s Truth Social posts reflected that restraint. “I don’t mind Elon turning against me, but he should have done so months ago,” the president wrote. This is one of the Greatest Bills ever presented to Congress,” he added, before focusing on its benefits and signing off, “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”

(The real story it was not only the EV credits Musk was upset about, I think he thought he could have power over Congress by being close to Trump and have influence over his Admin. He doesn’t understand the hierarchy and how there cannot be a seeming conflict of interest. Do you remember Trump said in his first term “Elon was constantly coming to the WH to get approval for more deals”. Future interactions need to have a distance for objectivity.)

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/06/05/trump-white-house-aides-signal-a-possible-detente-with-musk-00391502

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Let’s get one thing straight:@realDonaldTrump wasn’t elected by Elon. He won because working people have had enough of ego-driven billionaires like @elonmusk who want to run away to Mars only after they eliminate every decent job in this country.

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ProPublica Hit Piece

“The Intern in Charge”: Meet the 22-Year-Old Trump’s Team Picked to Lead Terrorism Prevention

Hannah AllamJune 4, 2025, 6:30 p.m. EDT

When Thomas Fugate graduated from college last year with a degree in politics, he celebrated in a social media post about the exciting opportunities that lay beyond campus life in Texas. “Onward and upward!” he wrote, with an emoji of a rocket shooting into space.

His career blastoff came quickly.A year after graduation, the 22-year-old with no apparent national security expertise is now a Department of Homeland Security official overseeing the government’s main hub for terrorism prevention, including an $18 million grant program intended to help communities combat violent extremism.

The White House appointed Fugate, a former Trump campaign worker who interned at thehard-right Heritage Foundation, to a Homeland Security role that was expanded to include the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships. Known as CP3, the office has led nationwide efforts to prevent hate-fueled attacks, school shootings and other forms of targeted violence. (It’s Conservative and it employs all parties)

Fugate’s appointment is the latest shock for an office that has been decimated since President Donald Trump returned to the White House and began remaking national security to give it a laser focus on immigration.

News of the appointment has trickled out in recent weeks,raising alarm among counterterrorism researchers and nonprofit groups funded by CP3.Several said they turned to LinkedIn for intel on Fugate — an unknown in their field — and were stunned to see a photo of “a college kid” with a flag pin on his lapel posing with a sharply arched eyebrow.No threat prevention experience is listed in his employment history.

Typically, people familiar with CP3 say, a candidate that green wouldn’t have gotten an interview for a junior position, much less be hired to run operations. According to LinkedIn, the bulk of Fugate’s leadership experience comes from having served as secretary general of a Model United Nations club.

“Maybe he’s a wunderkind. Maybe he’s Doogie Howser and has everything at 21 years old, or whatever he is, to lead the office. But that’s not likely the case,” saidone counterterrorism researcher who has worked with CP3 officials for years. “It sounds like putting the intern in charge.”

In the past seven weeks, at least five high-profile targeted attacks have unfolded across the U.S., including a car bombing in California and the gunning down of two Israeli Embassy aides in Washington. Against this backdrop, current and formernational security officials say, the Trump administration’s decision to shift counterterrorism resources to immigration and leave the violence-prevention portfolio to inexperienced appointees is “reckless.”

“We’re entering very dangerous territory,” one longtime U.S. counterterrorism official said.

The fate of CP3 is one example of the fallout from deep cuts that have eliminated public health and violence-prevention initiatives across federal agencies.

The once-bustling office of around 80 employees now has fewer than 20, former staffers say.Grant work stops, then restarts. =One senior civil servant was reassigned to the Federal Emergency Management Agency via an email== that arrived late on a Saturday.

=The office’s mission has changed overnight, with a pivot away from focusing on domestic extremism, especially far-right movements. The “terrorism” category that framed the agency’s work for years was abruptly expanded to include drug cartels, part of what DHS staffers call an overarching message that border security is the only mission that matters. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has largely left terrorism prevention to the states.

https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-dhs-thomas-fugate-cp3-terrorism-prevention

Cry me a river, cp3 investigated domestic extremists ie Trump supporters are crying the agency is now focused on drug cartelsLong article, it reads like lefties are cut off from the money and they are bitter.

Peter Doocy: There was no indication of this

Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy discusses former Biden officials criticizing former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's job performance

KEK

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Gutfeld: Karine Jean-Pierre was planning this from the podium

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's upcoming book (my question is how many more books are coming out, will any of them be true?)

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https://youtu.be/XZlkpqrJX8g

Peter Doocy on Karine Jean-Pierre announcement: 'SHE WAS WRONG'

Senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy provides details on former President Biden's statement responding to claims he lacked control during his term and Karine Jean-Pierre's announcement that she is leaving the Democratic Party.

(Bidan tweeting out he was in control would have been slightly more believable if they recorded it, but he’s unable to complete a sentence. Jill still is trying to cash in. Whats Joe’s next book? KEK)

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Peter Doocy reveals what Trump plans to do with Tesla amid Musk feud

Fox News' Peter Doocy reports the latest on the feud between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts weigh in on the dispute. (I’m already tired of hearing about this)

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White House Officials Discuss the Importance of the Big Beautiful Bill

June 6, 2025 | Sundance |

Senior White House official Taylor Budowich, Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought, and James Braid discuss the details of President Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill.

The legislation is described by Stephen Miller as the culmination of all President Trump’s campaign promises.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/06/06/white-house-officials-discuss-the-importance-of-the-big-beautiful-bill/

(The obvious thing is Elon does not understand government, how it works and how offsets work. Plus the gov is F’d up with politics. Elon seems to compare it to how a private company does the accounting. Sure it’s messed up but they have many tricks up their sleeves.)

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Trump ‘not interested’ in call with Musk, White House official says

PUBLISHED FRI, JUN 6 20258:06 AM EDTUPDATED 22 MIN LDAN MANGAN

KEY POINTS

• President Donald Trump is “not interested” in having a call with Tesla CEO Elon Musk to resolve their feud, a senior White House official told NBC News.

• Trump on Thursday threatened to cut U.S. government contracts with Musk’s companies, which include SpaceX.

• Musk said SpaceX would decommission its Dragon spacecraft as a result, but later said he had rescinded that decision.

President Donald Trump is “not interested” in a call with Tesla

CEO Elon Musk to resolve their feud, a senior White House official told NBC News on Friday morning.

The two billionaires launched a war of words on Thursday over Musk’s continued criticism of Trump’s proposed tax bill, which is pending in the Senate.

Trump said that Musk, who until a week ago was one of his top government advisors, had gone “crazy” and threatened to kill federal contracts with his companies, which include SpaceX.

Musk, in turn, said Trump could not have been elected president without his massive financial support, and accused the Republican of ingratitude for that, and for lying in saying that he had ousted Musk from the White House because the CEO was “wearing thin.”

Musk also said that SpaceX would decommission its Dragon spacecraft, the only current U.S. method of transporting crew to and from the International Space Station. Musk later said Dragon would not be decommissioned.

“No. I won’t be speaking to him for a while I guess, but I wish him well,” Trump told CNN, that outlet reported Friday morning.

“I’m not even thinking about Elon. He’s got a problem. The poor guy’s got a problem,” Trump said.

Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles, separately told NBC News that “there are no plans for that today,” when asked about a report by Politico that White House aides “scheduled a call Friday with the billionaire CEO of Tesla to broker a peace.”

But an administration official told NBC,“There could be anything — I’d like to de-escalate a very unfortunate situation.”(so they spread a rumor)

“There are no calls on the books, at least not now,” the official said.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/06/trump-musk-call-bill.html

If anyone should initiate a call it should be Musk but he won’t.

Trump and Musk feud draws reactions from billionaires, politicians and pundits. Here’s who said what 1/2

PUBLISHED THU, JUN 5 202511:45 PMO

KEY POINTS

• Trump threatened to pull back billions of dollars in government contracts for Musk.

• Musk suggested the president would not have won the election without him.

• Wall Street traders dumped Tesla shares, plunging them over 14%.

Donald Trump and Elon Musk seemed inseparable not so long ago: attending events together, doing joint interviews and showering praises on each other. All that changed overnight.

Trump and Musk traded barbs in a rather public feud, with the U.S. president threatening to pull back billions of dollars in government contracts for Musk’s companies, while the Tesla CEO suggested Trump could not have won the election without him.

The hostilities began when Trump lashed out at Musk’s criticism of the Republican tax-cut and spending bill, and quickly escalated into an all-out online brawl on Trump’s Truth Social and Musk’s X,with prominent businessmen, analysts and political names weighing in on the fight.

Tech and political

Billionaire Bill Ackman on Thursday urged Trump and Musk to stop fighting. The two men should “make peace for the benefit of our country,” Ackman said on X.

The founder and chief executive of hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management, who had endorsed Trump a few months before the November election, said: “We are much stronger together than apart,” with Musk replying: “You’re not wrong.”

U.S. Congressman Jim Jordan told Fox News’ Laura Ingraham on Thursday that hehoped Musk and Trump would reconcile, while defending the budget bill.

Others in Trump’s orbit, such as former senior Trump adviser Steve Bannon, who has clashed with Musk in recent months, were less conciliatory.

Bannon said on his “War Room Live” show Thursday that Trump should sign an executive order to take control of SpaceX, through a national security mobilization law called the Defense Production Act. (Bannon causing trouble)

Congressman Thomas Massie, a Republican who has opposed Trump’s budget bill and been critical of the president in the past, said on X, “The falling out was inevitable. You don’t land rockets backwards or get cars to drive themselves by suffering fools gladly.” (Massie is truly an asshole, I had no idea how much he hates Trump)

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban seemingly endorsed a proposal from Musk, who had polled followers onwhether to “create a new political party in America that actually represents the 80% in the middle.”

Former Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang repostedCuban, later pitching an “Independent ’28 presidential primary” with participants including Mark Cuban, Jamie Dimon, and actor Matthew McConaughey. (Oh Brother that’s all they got?)

In Europe, Polish ForeignMinister Radosław Sikorski took aim at Musk over his feud with Trump. Sikorski became embroiled in a public spat with Musk and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in March when he said Ukraine may need an alternative to the Starlink satellite service. Amid a flurry of social media posts,Musk told Warsaw’s top diplomat, “Be quiet, small man.”

Referencing the previous dispute, Sikorski said in a post on X, “See, big man, politics is harder than you thought.”

In an apparent reference to Trump and Musk’s online spat, the European Union’s former leader on tech Thierry Breton posted an eyes emoji and a popcorn emoji.Breton and Musk have previously clashed on social media.

Eurasia Group’s Ian Bremmer said in a post on X that “Trump is more powerful than elon, but far less competent.”

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/06/trump-musk-feud-draws-reactions-from-billionaires-politicians-and-pundits.html

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Tesla pundits

Wall Street traders dumped Tesla shares, sending them down over 14%, wiping out a staggering $152 billion in the EV maker’s market value.

Dan Ives, managing director and senior equity research analyst at Wedbush said in a research note thatthe conflict was “jaw dropping and a shock to the market,” creating major fear for Tesla investors.

“Tesla’s stock is under major pressure down 15% as investorsfear that this Musk/Trump battle will stop their friendship and change the regulatory environment for Teslaon the autonomous front over the coming years under the Trump Administration,” Ives said.

However, Ives added that the spat had not changed Wedbush’s bullish view on Tesla, though it “clearly does put a fly in the ointment of the Trump regulatory framework going forward.”

Another Tesla bull, Ross Gerber, head of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, had harsh words for Musk in a series of X posts, stating that Elon was “now attacking all the people he helped put in power.”

“Elon going postal on Trump and tesla stock is getting walloped.Trump will be returning his new tesla and is saying he got musked. All this can’t be good for shareholders. But hey, who cares about us,” he said in a post.

Gary Black, Future Fund’s Managing Director, who recently said on X that this firm had sold all its Tesla shares,argued that Trump and Elon’s feud would put further pressure on the stock, taking aim at Tesla bulls.

“These samebulls argued for months that the Musk-Trump alliance would streamline the federal process allowing TSLA to secure general unsupervised autonomy license nationally. That prospect is now highly unlikely,” he said in an X post.

David Rosenberg, president and founder of Rosenberg Research believes Musk’s SpaceX provides theU.S. a huge lead in space technology and the ongoing feud could thwart that.

“There’s asmall group of Republicansthat are unsure about that for various reasons, and many of them have cited Elon Musk’s opposition to that [spending] bill asa reason that they will not vote for it.So the politics of what Musk is doing may actually be the most significant part of that,” Rosenberg told CNBC’s Squawk Box.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/06/trump-musk-feud-draws-reactions-from-billionaires-politicians-and-pundits.html

Elon successfully crashed the Tesla stock, good job Elon, and destroyed trust in the market

Trump not convinced on making biz tax breaks permanent, tax writer says

It comes as Senate Republicans are scrambling to find agreement on the tax portion of their party’s domestic policy package.

BRIAN FALER

06/05/2025, 1:58PM ET

President Donald Trump is not sold on making a trio of business tax breaks permanent, a Senate Republican tax writer said Thursday — apotential blow to a top GOP priority for the massive domestic policy package the party wants to advance next month.

Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, who was among the Senate Finance CommitteeRepublicans to meet with Trump at the White HouseWednesday, said the president told lawmakersit could be better for economic growth to make the provisions temporary, because that would provide a more immediate incentive for businesses to take advantage of them.

“He actually made a pretty good case for making them temporary to spur investment early on,” Johnson told reporters.

That routewould be tantamount to sacrilege to many congressional Republicans— not to mention to the business community, which contends that the predictability that would come along with making the provisions permanent is critical to the economy. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Finance Committee Chair Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and othershave called it one of their biggest priorities for inclusion in the megabill.

But doing so would likely be costly, with the tab likely to reach a half-trillion dollars. In theHouse-passed versionof the sweeping tax, immigration and defense legislation, Republicansmade the breaks for businessresearch, investment and interest expenses temporary, running through 2029.

Johnson said Thursday he shares the perspective the provisions ought to be made permanent,but said Trump has a “legitimate viewpoint.”

“I can’t discount what he’s saying, plus it’s a lower [budget] score,” he said. “I’ve got an open mind on this stuff — he made, I won’t say convincing, but a very legitimate case.”

He added, “I was intrigued by the argument.”

https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/06/05/congress/trump-not-convinced-on-making-biz-tax-provisions-permanent-tax-writer-says-00389637

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Trump presses Powell for a full-point interest rate cut despite strong jobs report

PUBLISHED FRI, JUN 6 20259:53 AM EDTUPDATED 4 MIN AGO

President Donald Trump on Friday urged Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to slash interest rates by a full percentage point, despite a better-than-expected result from the Labor Department’s latest jobs report.

Trump, who has regularly badgered Powell to cut rates in order to boost the economy, argued for a full-point cut even as he maintained that the country is “doing great.”

“Go for a full point, Rocket Fuel!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

In a follow-up post, Trump argued that the cuts would enable the U.S. to lower both long- and short-term rates “on debt that is coming due.”

The president added that even if inflation should flare back up, Powell could just ratchet rates higher in response.

“Very Simple!!! He is costing our Country a fortune,” Trump wrote of Powell. “Borrowing costs should be MUCH LOWER!!!”

Trump peppered his latest demand with the same insults he has previously aimed at the central bank chairman.

″‘Too Late’ at the Fed is a disaster!” Trump said of Powell, adding that the U.S. economy was only thriving “despite him.”

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/06/trump-powell-fed-rates.html