US EditionMusk will continue as unofficial adviser, administration official says
- On May 30, Elon Musk formally announced his withdrawal from active engagement with the White House during a farewell gathering held in the Oval Office alongside President Donald Trump.
- Musk's diminished involvement came after he voiced strong opposition to the GOP policy bill, which reduces tax incentives for electric and solar energy—key areas for Tesla—and increases the national deficit.
- Despite stepping back, Musk expects to remain an informal adviser and friend to the president, stating he is at the president's service when advice or assistance is needed.
- Musk has said he will spend "a lot less" on politics and focus more on his companies, while Trump expressed that he expects Musk will continue advising and "be back and forth."
- Tesla shareholders welcomed Musk's departure from politics as the company faces critical months ahead, especially amid concerns that ending energy tax credits threatens U.S. Energy independence.
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Donald Trump fired Elon Musk on Friday in the oval office, where X’s boss said he hopes to remain “the friend and adviser” of the U.S. president and ignored the accusation that he is using drugs. The joint press conference at the White House marked the end of the billionaire’s unprecedented government adventure. World’s richest man, Chief SpaceX, Tesla and the social network X, appeared with a bruise in his eye, which he said he did playing with…
US President Trump officially passed the White House entrepreneur Musk as a government advisor. Musk had pushed a drastic austerity course in the authorities and administrations at the head of the so-called "Doge" efficiency agency.
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Macau BusinessMusk says to remain 'friend and advisor' to Trump
Billionaire Elon Musk said Friday he would remain a "friend and advisor" to Donald Trump, as the US president hosted an Oval Office farewell for the man who led his turbulent cost-cutting drive. "I look forward to continuing to be a friend and advisor to the president," Musk told reporters after Trump handed a golden key as a gift to the departing leader of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, clad in a black T-shirt a…
Donald Trump treated on Friday May 30 the release of Elon Musk, who ensured that he wanted to remain the "friend and advisor" of the US President, while sweeping recent revelations about his drug use.
Donald Trump fired Elon Musk on Friday at the Oval Office, where X's boss said he hopes to remain "the friend and adviser" of the U.S. president and ignored the accusation that he is using drugs.The joint press conference at the White House marked the end of the billionaire's unprecedented government adventure.The richest man in the world, Chief SpaceX, Tesla and the social network X, appeared with a bruise in his eye, which according to him pla…
By Hadas Gold, CNN Elon Musk's tone on politics has changed dramatically in recent weeks. Though he appeared cordial and supportive of President Donald Trump at his farewell event in the Oval Office on Friday, Musk has recently stepped up his criticism of the president. Gone is the "first friend" and chainsaw-wielding advocate, eager to save the country through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). In his place: a much more moderate El…
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