Recently, Trump made a series of sharp criticisms of Musk on social media. He stated that Musk's behavior over the past five weeks has been "completely out of control," calling it a "disaster." Trump expressed particular dissatisfaction with Musk's idea of forming a third party, pointing out that third parties have never succeeded in the American political system and would only cause "complete chaos and turmoil."

Trump also revealed some private exchanges with Musk. He mentioned that when Musk expressed his support for him, he asked Musk if he knew he would terminate the electric vehicle mandate, to which Musk expressed no objection, surprising Trump.

In addition, Trump revealed that Musk had recommended a friend to lead NASA. However, Trump discovered that the recommended person was a "real Democrat" who had never donated to the Republican Party. Trump suggested that Musk himself might also belong to this camp.

Trump also pointed out that it is inappropriate to involve Musk in the selection of NASA's head, given Musk's interests in the aerospace field. This series of remarks reflects Trump's dissatisfaction with Musk's recent behavior and reveals the complex dynamic of their relationship.

This event has sparked public discussions about the relationship between politics and business, party politics, and the role of tech giants in public affairs. Musk's actions and Trump's responses reflect the complexity of the current political environment in the United States, as well as the growing influence of leaders in the tech industry on the political stage.