GOP senator weighs in on Trump-Musk feud: ‘He’s not the CEO here’

Republican Senator John Corn from Texas and Roger Marshall from Kansas participated in their ideas about the sudden dispute and the escalation between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump, where one of the Senator who says Musk says, “He is not the CEO here.”

After being deprived of the “strange” democratic allegations that Trump’s “Great and Beautiful” bill will lead to discounts on a mandate and early advantages if approved, Corn addressed whether he believed Trump is wise to threaten to cancel the contracts of the Musk companies.

Musk and Trump were imprisoned in an escalating war of words about their dispute over the proposed budget budget bill, which is considered by the Senate.

In the X Publishing on Tuesday, Musk said: “I am sorry, but I can’t bear it anymore. This is the huge and single congress bill filling the pork is disgusting abomination. A shame for those who voted in his favor: You know that you made a mistake. You know that.”

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Then Thursday afternoon, Musk confirmed that Trump is “in Epstein files” and “This is the real reason that has not been announced.”

Meanwhile, Trump said that Musk was “wearing” during his leadership in Duj and confirmed that he “asked him to leave.”

“I picked up his mandate EV, which forced everyone to buy electric cars, no one else (who knew for several months I would do!), And he was crazy!” Trump said on the social truth.

The President also said on Thursday, “The easiest way to save money in our budget, billions and billions of dollars, is to terminate Elon’s government subsidies and contracts.

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Elon Musk receives a gold key from President Donald Trump at the White House Oval Office in Washington, DC, May 30, 2025. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)

“I have always been surprised that Biden did not do it!”

Corne stopped criticizing both sides, telling Fox News Digital Musk, “I provided a great service to the nation” and “I am grateful to President Trump to bring him on board and start Doug.”

Even through Musk spitting with the president, Corni said that the government efficiency Ministry “will now be a permanent part of our discussions here.”

“Everyone believes, or understands, to say, the federal government is very large, very inflated and ineffective, and Elon and a very effective promoter were, referring to some of the most exciting examples of this,” the Republican said in Texas.

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Even through Musk spitting with the president, Senator John Corn said that the government efficiency Ministry “will now be a permanent part of our discussions here.” (Reuters)

Marshall responded to the controversy by telling Fox News Digitter, “We appreciate what Elon did to the government, but the time has come to move forward.

“What Elon does not realize is that he is not the CEO here.

“Working in Congress, and working for people in the homeland is very different from being the CEO. [When] You are the CEO, you are telling people jumping, they say: “How high is you?” But President Trump is working with the Board of Directors. “

Marshall described the president’s role as “working with the Board of Directors of the Great Business.”

“There are 435 via the Capitol Road here. There are 100 in the Senate. We all have opinions. And now, this law, I think 90 % of people here, Republicans think it is where it should be.”

Despite the recognition of “there are opportunities to improve” and “I agree with Elon that we are still spending a lot of money, and that we need more discounts, I have long learned to remain held in my goal. I am being held in getting this big and beautiful bill through the line.”

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American Senator Roger Marshall, R. Kan, responded to the controversy by telling Fox News Digitter, “We appreciate what Elon did to the government, but the time has come to move forward.” (Getty Images)

He concluded by saying: “I can guarantee you that we do not pay any attention to this small dispute.”

Regarding democratic accusations that the draft law will significantly reduce the benefits of Medicaid and Snap, Marshall said: “We will do the right thing, but we protect it for those who need it more than others.”

It assumes that the Medicaid system is filled with illegal foreigners and other individuals who use the program “fraud”.

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Senator said: “In treating the rest of those who do not use the system fraudulently,” we will not get the grandmother from the nursing house. We will make sure it has Medicaid.

“People with disabilities, I will fight to preserve their cosmetics for them, and their children as well. But on the other hand, there may be 7 million healthy American men, age of work, and they must really work and not on food stamps.” “Therefore, let’s help these people get a job.”