Elon Musk's Attack Of Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Triggers Internet Feeding Frenzy
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One person said it seems like the "divorce" between the president and the Tesla mogul "is happening ASAP!"
Elon Musk seemed kinda mad Tuesday ― and the internet couldn’t have been happier.
President Donald Trump’s former adviser for the unofficial Department of Government Efficiency took to his X social media platform to gripe about the passage of the president’s so-called Big Beautiful Bill, calling it “outrageous” and “a disgusting abomination.”
To be fair, it’s not like the man-child mogul was previously hiding his feelings.
Back in May, he criticized the version that passed the House as a “massive spending bill” that increases the federal deficit and “undermines the work” done by DOGE.
On Monday, Republican politicians who worked on the bill pushed back against Musk’s attack, saying he didn’t understand how it worked.
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The "Tonight Show" host presented a dictionary-ready diagnosis for what could be bothering the president.
The late night host summed up how the president's Cabinet is "crushing" it in his second term.
The "Late Show" host broke down how the president's polling has gone totally "underwater."
BD Wong called his comment a "very bad joke" and admitted it was unacceptable for him to try and "explain" away his offensive remark.
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Meanwhile, a Miss Universe judge stepped down, claiming that people who were not on the jury held a "secret vote."
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The "Late Show" host had a little advice about a "benefit" for the president.
The actor said a "weird" first date faux pas left Jost raising an eyebrow.