Trump has threatened to banish Musk, even though the South African tycoon has American citizenship
"I'm going to study it," the U.S. president said when asked directly about deportation, during a brief meeting with reporters. A few hours earlier, without a grant, "Elon should close the store and go back to South Africa," Trump said on social media.
U.S. President Donald Trum appears before the media today.
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that hisformer friend Elon Musk is "outraged" by the withdrawal of subsidies for electric cars and has warned him that he may lose "much more" during the current administration's tenure. Trump has put on the table the possibility of expelling the South African tycoon from the US.
"I'm going toexamine it, "said Trump, who has been asked directly by journalists about the deportation. A few hours earlier," Elon should close the store and go back to South Africa, "although Musk also has American nationality.
In this regard, the president has insisted that the companies of his former political ally have received "substantial" subsidies.
Trump has explained that "nobody wants an electric car." "I don't want an electric car," the president added, despite the fact that in March he bought a Tesla in front of the cameras to clean up the company's image.
Donald Trump
Nobody wants an electric car.
The US president has focused on the draft budget he plans to approve before Friday on his new attack on his former ally, which, according to Musk, would increase America's debt.
In his message, Trump has warned Musk that if the subsidies run out, "rocket and satellite launches, as well as the production of electric cars, would end, and our country would save a fortune."
"Elon Musk knew, long before he helped me as president, that I had a position against electric vehicles. It's funny, and it's always been an important part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to be one, "Trump said.
Muskek, ordezkari errepublikanoei
Next year you'll lose the internal election.
Elon Musk has warned Republican representatives that they will "lose the internal election next year" if they support Trump's budget bill and tax cuts.
"Every member of Congress who immediately campaigned to cut government spending should be ashamed of the biggest debt in history; next year they will lose the internal elections, even if it is the last thing I do," the ultra-right-wing billionaire writes.
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