President Trump has revealed that Elon Musk fears that the media can drive a wedge between the two.
The president made the comment in a still an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, in addition to the Tesla CEO and Doge Chief Musk.
In a short clip plagued by the network, Hannity tells the supreme commander: 'The media and the Punditry class, I think you have proven that they no longer have power. '
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Referring to the relationship between the two, he continued: “Now they want a divorce, they want you to start hating each other.”
Trump replied: “I always see it, actually Elon called me and said,” you know they are trying to drive us apart. ” I absolutely said.
“It's clear, they are so bad at it. I always thought they were good at it, but they are bad at it, because if they were good at, I wouldn't be a president. '
Trump then said that people 'understand' and can see what happens' with which Musk agreed. The full interview is to air on Tuesday.

The president made the comment in a still an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, in addition to the Tesla CEO and Doge Chief Musk

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The network confirmed that the historic SIT will be held in the White House and will relate to Musk's new certified government agency Doge.
It only comes a few weeks after Hannity has secured the first sit-down with the president, because his administration continues to investigate alleged Mediabias from other networks.
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The show will be broadcast on Hannity on Tuesday at 9 p.m., employees of Fox further confirmed in a press release.
The statement spoke to Hannity as 'the longest-running primetime cable news host in history', after a historically bad month of networks such as MSNBC and CNN.
'Hannity is known for its provocative style and connection with his audience in the course of his more than 28 years [Fox News]'Read the statement.
“The highest viewers of cable news in his time slot, Hannity has an average of 3.6 million viewers to date on average.”
The news of the interview comes after a piece of Reuters that focused on the supposed friction between Trump's staff, Susie Wiles and Musk's Doge.

According to a recent report from Reuters, Susan Wiles (photo) and her team have sometimes felt out of the loop while Musk's doge moves aggressively to streamline the federal government

Musk is seen here in the Oval Office alongside President Trump and his son X
Wiles and her team have reportedly felt from the loop while Musk's doge moves aggressively to streamline the federal government, reduce bureaucracy and reduce staff.
The tensions apparently emerged about their working style, because Wiles' called for more coordination and communication from the Musk team.
'We have to send all this a message. We have to be incised, sources told Reuters.
However, Musk, who has become a central figure in the Trump circle,, however, denied these claims and stated that his team works in full transparency.
“People voted for the great reform of the government, and that is what people will get,” said Musk. “All our promotions are maximum transparent.”
Sources close to the White House have also called these claims as 'complete Bull ****', insisting that any friction has been blown out of proportion.

The tensions apparently emerged about their working style, because Wiles' called for more coordination and communication from the Musk team. Musk is seen here in the background
“This is a united team,” White House told Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt to reporters on Wednesday.
'Elon Musk serves with the pleasure of the president, just like everyone else in this team. He takes guidelines directly from the president of the United States. '
In a letter to Reuters on Friday after the story was published, Leavitt added: “This story is complete bulls *** of unknown sources that have no idea what they are talking about.”
News about the alleged tension is because Musk has attended various high -profile meetings with his children next to him.
Musk and his son X, full name x æ a-xii, pronounced as an ex-as-a-a-twelve, appeared on Tuesday in the White House next to President Trump.
X came later that week with his father and two of his 10 brothers and sisters for a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.