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Hi there, from CNN, I'm Aaron Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Friday, June 6th.

The feud between the richest man in the world and the president of the United States continues,

with President Trump telling CNN, quote, I'm not even thinking about Musk.

The president also shared he, quote, won't be speaking to him for a while, and is instead focusing on inflation, gas prices, and the

jobs report. Members of the Trump administration are also weighing in. Speaker Mike Johnson

called the tech billionaire a friend of the administration, adding,

Yeah, I believe in redemption and I think it'll all work out. Meanwhile, Trump's trade advisor,

Peter Navarro,

downplayed the tension with Musk and framed it as inconsequential.

People come and go from the White House.

He's a special government employee with an expiration gate.

The Trump administration's attacks on international student enrollment

could end up shaking the economy.

Higher education institutions have become more reliant on the larger tuition paid by international

students, so now their financial liability could be impacted.

And economists and researchers warn, the ripple effects could extend well beyond the lawns of college campuses.

One labor economist told CNN, students from overseas not only earn high wages for themselves,

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