Here’s what happened this week during Trump’s 20th week in office

President Donald Trump, Spacex and CEO of Tesla Elusk participated in a year hostage on Thursday ( -) less than a week after the White House holds a press conference that highlights his contributions to the Ministry of government Efficiency (DOGE).

Musk left his term as a private government employee with Dog on May 30, but he was quickly launched in criticism of the Trump tax package and spending called “Big, Beutiful, Bill”. Tuesday, Musk described the scale “disgusting abomination” due to reports that increase the federal deficit.

On Thursday, Trump told correspondents at the Oval Office that Musk opposes the bill because it cancels the credit of the electric vehicle tax that benefits from companies such as Tesla. But Trump said this ruling was always part of this procedure.

“I am very disappointed, because Elon knew the inner work of this bill is better than anyone sitting here almost, better than you than people,” Trump said at the Oval Office at a meeting with German Chancellor Freders Mirz. “He knew everything about it. He had no problem with it.

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Musk immediately responded to X to Trump’s remarks, and urged to remove “disgusting pork” listed in this measure. He also said that he was “liar” that he was presented to the procedure “even once.”

The two continued to publicly outperform each other, as Musk confirms that Trump will not win the 2024 elections if not to support him. Meanwhile, Trump Moussk was accused of going to wounds on EV credits, and said Musk was “wearing.”

In addition, Trump Fox News told Friday that “Elon was completely lost” and was not interested in talking on the phone with Musk, although media reports indicate that the two will speak.

Here’s what happened this week:

A visit with the German advisor

German adviser Friedrich Mirz met with Trump at the White House on Thursday, where the two discussed the war in Ukraine.

While Mirz stressed that the United States was in a strong place to make a meaningful end of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Trump has offered that the world may need “allowing them to fight for a short period.”

“America is in a very strong situation to do something in this war and end this war,” Mirz said.

Mirz tells us in a “strong position” to stop Putin

President Donald Trump, German adviser Friedrich Mirz, will revive upon his arrival at the western wing of the White House in Washington, June 5, 2025. (Saul Lub/AFP via Getty Images)

Mirz said Germany was ready to help with that, and he wanted to discuss partnership options with the United States to bring peace. Likewise, Mirz suggested that European allies were exercising additional pressure on Russia to end the conflict.

But Trump said that he told Putin in a recent invitation that he might need both countries to feel the consequences of fighting more severely, claiming that he told Putin, “Maybe you will have to continue fighting and suffering a lot.”

“Sometimes you see two young children fighting like madness – they hate each other, fighting in a garden, trying to dismantle them, and do not want to pull it.” “Sometimes it is better to allow them to fight for a while and then dismantle them.”

Call with the eleventh

Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday to discuss trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing.

“I have just finished a very good phone call with President Xi, from China, and we are discussing some of the complications of the commercial deal recently and agreed to it,” Trump said on Thursday in a social position in fact. “The call lasted about an hour and a half, and led to a very positive conclusion for both countries.”

Trump said the conversation focused “almost completely” on trade, and that Xi had called on the American President and First Lady Melania Trump to visit China. Likewise, Trump likened and invited Shi and his wife, Bing Luan, to visit the United States

Trump wins “very positive” with Shi after China closed to violate trade

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping

The call comes nearly a week after Trump condemned China on May 30 to violate a preliminary trade agreement by the United States and China in May. On Wednesday, Trump said Xi was “very difficult to make a deal” in a social publication.

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Negotiations from May prompted both countries to agree that the United States will reduce its tariffs against Chinese imports from 145 % to 30 %, and China will decrease its tariff against American imports from 125 % to 10 %.

Fox News’ Caitlin McFall contributed to this report.