Are Trump and Elon Musk now at war with one another?

And what does this actually mean, not only for the Trump administration, but really for the entire MAGA movement?

Because anybody that's been paying attention has realized that not only did Trump win very significantly, with a lot of support because of his policies and because of the promises he made, But Elon Musk also played a big role on this

on buying Twitter and turning into X and actually providing a platform where new media could come

out and be influential. There has been this coordination between Donald Trump and Elon Musk,

especially with respect to Doge, that I think has been hugely beneficial. But now

there's a bit of a rift that seems to be taking place. And what we're going to be discussing

today is what is the true nature of it? And is there any way that this could actually be, like,

really, not the way the media is it. Could this actually be a good thing long term?

We're going to argue today that there's actually two ways that this could go down.

One of them very good, one of them very bad.

But before we get to any of that, we have to talk about what the true source of the issue is.

All of that on this episode of Making the Argument.

I'm your host, Nick Fratus, with me in the studio, my beautiful body, Tina Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. And Christian, that slacker, that slackers off in Italy right now,

gallivanting along the countryside, his homeland, his original homeland of his ancestry.

Maybe he'll bring home a wife.

Oh, could be. Could be. Could be. I don't know. But anyways,

Italian women are pretty. We look forward. We look forward to having him back. Okay. So,

how did this all start? Well, I would argue that it was with this tweet that was delivered out on

June 3rd, which we have up, which we're putting up right now. And on X, I should have called it a tweet, on X,

this post came out from Elon Musk stating, I'm sorry, but I just can't stand it anymore.

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