US EditionCracks begin emerging in the MAGA coalition
- Elon Musk criticized White House senior counselor Peter Navarro for labeling Tesla as a company seeking "cheap foreign parts."
- Musk expressed a desire for the U.S. And Europe to adopt a "zero-tariff situation" amid concerns over new trade tariffs.
- Navarro dismissed Musk's concerns, calling him a "car person" and deflecting criticism regarding the reliance on imported parts.
- Several billionaires, including Jamie Dimon, voiced concerns that Trump's tariffs could lead to economic issues.
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Cracks begin emerging in the MAGA coalition
The very public – and often sophomoric– fights emerging within President Trump’s inner circle have exposed the many different factions desperately competing for Trump’s ear. The two spats – one between Elon Musk and trade advisor Peter Navarro and the other between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick – burst into the public’s view this week as chaos over Trump’s trade policy unnerved markets and business leade…
Musk in heated argument with Trump's customs general
Elon Musk launches an angry attack on President Trump's customs general Peter Navarro. The Tesla and Doge CEO calls him an "idiot" - and recalls an embarrassing scandal that was revealed about Navarro six years ago.
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