Elon Musk says he “regrets” some of his posts about Donald Trump

Billionaire Elon Musk said he regretted some of the positions he made about US President Donald Trump during the war of words on social media.

“They went far away,” wrote on the social media platform X.

The two were involved in general repercussions after the owner of Tesla retreated from his role in the White House and described the Trump tax bill as “disgusting abomination.”

His position comes after Trump said he was open to the possibility of reconciliation in an interview with the New York Post on Wednesday. The president said he “is very disappointed” about the repercussions, but there were no difficult feelings.

“I think he feels heavily he said,” Trump said of Music’s social media.

The budget, which includes huge tax exemptions and more defensive spending, was approved by the House of Representatives last month and is now being considered by the Senators.

Musk urged the Americans to contact their representatives in Washington “to kill the bill” because it believes that it “will lead to recession in the second half of the year.”

The technological businessman, without evidence, claimed that Trump appears in unpublished government files linked to the late Jeffrey Epstein. The White House separated these allegations.

In response, Trump said that Musk “lost his mind” and threatened to cancel his governmental contracts, which is estimated at 38 billion dollars (28 billion pounds). There is a large part of this goes to Musk’s Space Technology Scex.

“I think it’s a very bad thing, because it is not very respectful. You cannot do not respect the president’s office,” Trump said in an interview with NBC on Sunday.

Musk seemed to delete many of his posts during the weekend, including one calling for Trump isolating.

Musk was the largest donor of Trump’s presidential campaign for 2024 and was considered the right man of the president.

Former Trump assistant, Steve Bannon, invited Musa, who was born in South Africa, for his deportation.

US Vice President JD Vance said he hoped to “in the end Illon returns to the barn” but it may be difficult to consider that it is “nuclear”.

Most of the Republicans called for the success of the two men, while the Democrats saw when the dispute was revealed.

Their repercussions came shortly after MUSK departed by the Ministry of Governmental efficiency (DOGE), just 129 days after the job.