Trump To DOGE Musk?
President Trump Sounds the Alarm on Musk’s Billions in Green Tax Breaks
President Donald Trump isn’t mincing words. In a fiery post on Truth Social, the 45th president warned that Elon Musk — once an ally — could soon come under review by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for raking in billions through taxpayer-funded environmental subsidies.
“Elon may get more subsidy than any human in history,” Trump wrote. “Without those handouts, he’d be packing his bags back to South Africa.”
The early-morning post came after Musk blasted the latest Trump-backed tax and spending package currently advancing in the U.S. Senate. The legislation eliminates many of the electric vehicle and renewable energy incentives that Musk’s empire, including Tesla and SpaceX, has relied on for years.
Trump Slams EV Mandate: “Insanity” That’s Bad for Working Americans
“Elon knew I was always against the EV mandate,” Trump said. “Electric cars are fine — but forcing people to ditch gas vehicles? That’s pure insanity.”
Trump’s message to taxpayers was clear: Elon Musk may be getting rich off your hard-earned money — and it’s time to take a closer look.
Trump Proposes DOGE Review: “BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED!!!”
The President floated the idea of a full federal review by DOGE — the very agency Musk once helped shape — to expose how much public money is flowing into Musk’s pockets.
“Elon’s entire empire runs on subsidies,” Trump said. “No subsidies, no Tesla. No rockets. No satellites. Just savings for the American taxpayer.”
Musk Explodes on X: “CUT IT ALL”
Musk quickly fired back on his own platform, X, posting: “I am literally saying CUT IT ALL. Now.” The comment came amid his growing frustration with the GOP’s internal battle over the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which Musk now calls a “disaster” and “political suicide.”
Musk’s Meltdown: Threatens GOP Primaries, Calls for New Party
The tech mogul has ramped up his criticism, warning he may back primary challengers against any Republican who supports the bill. He even hinted at forming a new political party to challenge what he now calls “The PORKY PIG PARTY.”
Bill Would Add $3.3 Trillion to U.S. Debt — CBO Confirms
The Senate version of the legislation would explode the national deficit by $3.3 trillion over the next decade, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office — nearly $1 trillion more than the House version.
