The world’s richest man just took off the gloves—Elon Musk has gone to war with Donald Trump, and the internet can’t look away.
What started as a high-powered alliance has now exploded into a headline-grabbing feud between two of the most powerful men on the planet. In a no-holds-barred attack, Musk has accused Trump of being named in the sealed files of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein—without offering evidence, but with maximum impact.
Epstein, whose web of scandals tied global elites to parties, predators, and power, died mysteriously in 2019. Now Musk claims Trump’s connection is the real reason those explosive documents remain under wraps.
The former friends are now trading nukes instead of nods. Musk is calling for Trump’s impeachment and demanding Senator J.D. Vance take the presidency. His message? “Mark my words. The truth will come out.”
And it doesn’t stop there.
Musk says Trump would’ve lost the 2024 election without his help. He poured $290 million into Republican campaigns, endorsed Trump after a failed assassination attempt, and even hit the rally trail with him. Now, he calls Trump “the king of ungratefulness.”
Trump, in turn, calls Musk a sore loser—bitter over a rejected NASA nomination and furious after Trump scrapped the EV mandate that helped Tesla boom. Trump now threatens to axe Tesla and SpaceX’s government deals altogether, while Musk warns: try it, and Dragon spacecraft missions get grounded.
This is no petty spat. It’s full-blown war.
Insiders say the rift began when Trump ignored Musk’s advice on federal budget cuts. Musk then quit the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency—just days before Trump gifted him a jumbo-sized symbolic key to the White House.
Now? That key’s been melted down into a missile.
Trump claims he fired Musk. Musk says he walked away—and it’s time to “drop a big bomb.” In response, Trump scoffs that ex-officials miss the White House glamor and lash out in frustration.
But Musk may have bigger plans.
He’s floated a new political party to represent the “forgotten 80%”—middle-class Americans tired of Democrats and Republicans alike. Musk has long called himself a centrist. Now, he’s acting like a candidate in the making.
His final mic drop?
“Trump has just 3.5 years left. I’ve got over 40.”