Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump have reignited their public clash over Trump’s signature “One Big Beautiful Bill” after it advanced in the Senate. Musk criticized it as “utterly insane,” lambasting its cost, the deficit impact, and its reduction of green-energy incentives—all while pledging financial support for Rep. Thomas Massie, a vocal opponent. Trump fired back, threatening to revoke Musk’s subsidies and even suggesting a review of Musk’s U.S. citizenship—despite his naturalization in 2002. Yet amid the acrimony, Musk praised Trump’s international diplomacy, crediting him with helping broker a 60‑day Gaza ceasefire. Meanwhile, Musk has unveiled plans for a new political entity—an “America Party”—likely to campaign against lawmakers who back Trump’s spending priorities. This volatile mix of cooperation abroad and fierce competition at home underscores a turbulent and evolving dynamic between the two powerful figures .

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