The president said Musk would pay “serious consequences” if he funds Democrats to run against Republicans who support Trump’s “big, beautiful bill”

Trump says he was serious about ending Elon Musk's government contracts —and would do so if he thought it was in the interest of the country.

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk caused a stir on Thursday, exchanging insults on social media. Yet despite the very public rift, reports have emerged that they could be headed for a truce. Politico’s Dasha Burns reported that White House advisers have scheduled a call between Musk and Trump to resolve their disagreements.

The exchange broke open a feud that had been simmering for weeks out of public view. 'Trump is in the Epstein files,' Musk wrote on X.

The pair’s most powerful media allies at Fox News — the most-watched cable news network on the planet, often viewed as a clearinghouse for the MAGA agenda — seemed to have a little difficulty with the breakup.

President Trump has been feuding with Elon Musk over The One, Big, Beautiful Bill. Here's why Musk could have suddenly changed his tune on the Trump administration.