Donald Trump has launched a direct attack on Elon Musk, calling him “crazy” and warning that he might cancel Musk’s federal contracts. This marks a dramatic breakdown in their relationship and could significantly impact government dealings with Musk’s companies, including SpaceX and Starlink. Trump’s criticism followed Musk’s disapproval of the president’s proposed tax bill, which Musk claimed was bad for the U.S. economy and full of “disgusting pork.” Trump accused Musk of turning against him only after losing influence in government and losing favorable EV policies. In a post on Truth Social, Trump threatened to slash Musk’s federal funding, saying it would be the easiest way to cut spending. Musk responded on X, suggesting Trump should be impeached, warning his trade policies might cause a recession, and even bringing up the president’s alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. Musk also hinted at forming a new political party and distancing himself from Republicans. Tesla shares dropped nearly 14%, wiping over $150 billion in value — the largest single-day loss in the company’s history. Musk blamed the tax bill for favoring oil and gas industries while cutting support for clean energy, a core business area for Tesla. Trump’s frustration appears tied to Musk’s growing independence and political power. Despite donating over $250 million to Trump’s re-election, Musk now regrets his support, saying Trump wouldn’t have won without him. “Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. Trump’s criticism followed Musk’s disapproval of the president’s proposed tax bill, which Musk claimed was bad for the U.S. economy and full of “disgusting pork.” Trump accused Musk of turning against him only after losing influence in government and losing favorable EV policies. In a post on Truth Social, Trump threatened to slash Musk’s federal funding, saying it would be the easiest way to cut spending. Musk responded on X, suggesting Trump should be impeached, warning his trade policies might cause a recession, and even bringing up the president’s alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. Musk also hinted at forming a new political party and distancing himself from Republicans. Tesla shares dropped nearly 14%, wiping over $150 billion in value — the largest single-day loss in the company’s history. Musk blamed the tax bill for favoring oil and gas industries while cutting support for clean energy, a core business area for Tesla. Trump’s frustration appears tied to Musk’s growing independence and political power. Despite donating over $250 million to Trump’s re-election, Musk now regrets his support, saying Trump wouldn’t have won without him. “Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. Musk responded on X, suggesting Trump should be impeached, warning his trade policies might cause a recession, and even bringing up the president’s alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. Musk also hinted at forming a new political party and distancing himself from Republicans. Tesla shares dropped nearly 14%, wiping over $150 billion in value — the largest single-day loss in the company’s history. Musk blamed the tax bill for favoring oil and gas industries while cutting support for clean energy, a core business area for Tesla. Trump’s frustration appears tied to Musk’s growing independence and political power. Despite donating over $250 million to Trump’s re-election, Musk now regrets his support, saying Trump wouldn’t have won without him. “Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. Tesla shares dropped nearly 14%, wiping over $150 billion in value — the largest single-day loss in the company’s history. Musk blamed the tax bill for favoring oil and gas industries while cutting support for clean energy, a core business area for Tesla. Trump’s frustration appears tied to Musk’s growing independence and political power. Despite donating over $250 million to Trump’s re-election, Musk now regrets his support, saying Trump wouldn’t have won without him. “Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. Trump’s frustration appears tied to Musk’s growing independence and political power. Despite donating over $250 million to Trump’s re-election, Musk now regrets his support, saying Trump wouldn’t have won without him. “Such ingratitude,” Musk wrote. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. The fallout has already affected NASA, with Trump pulling the nomination of Jared Isaacman, a Musk ally, to lead the agency. Several people from Musk’s team have also started exiting roles tied to the administration, including those working in Musk’s budget-cutting program “Doge.” The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space. The feud could reshape U.S. political and business alliances, with Musk’s influence extending far beyond the current administration.Despite the chaos, crypto markets have so far remained stable, even though both Trump and Musk hold cryptocurrencies and have previously influenced the space.