Vice President JD Vance has expressed concerns over Elon Musk’s recent accusations against President Donald Trump, labeling them a “huge mistake.” In a podcast interview with comedian Theo Von, Vance warned that a prolonged feud between Trump and Musk would not only harm the country but also likely end poorly for the Tesla CEO. Musk had accused Trump of being implicated in the Jeffrey Epstein files, sparking widespread controversy.
Vance defended Trump, stating that he “didn’t do anything wrong with Jeffrey Epstein” and emphasizing his unwavering loyalty to the president. While acknowledging Musk’s frustrations with the budget reconciliation bill, Vance described it as a necessary measure to prevent significant tax increases. He also noted that the bill isn’t perfect but understandable given the complexities of the legislative process. Vance speculated that Musk’s actions might be driven by the immense pressure he’s faced as a high-profile figure in politics, including threats against his businesses ¹.
The rift between Trump and Musk has grown, with Trump expressing no interest in speaking with Musk following their fallout. Vance hopes Musk will eventually “come back into the fold,” but doubts the possibility after Musk’s tweet about Trump’s alleged involvement with Epstein. This developing situation raises questions about the future of their relationship and its potential impact on the country.
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