'They want a divorce': Trump, Musk accuse media of 'trying to drive them apart' at first joint Fox News interview
Donald Trump and Elon Musk conducted by Sean Hannity on Tuesday evening, in which the president and his adviser were pull of praise for each other. Trump promised the US Doge Service would cut “hundreds of billions” in waste from the federal budget, a number experts say is highly unlikely to be reached.
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“I feel like I’m interviewing two brothers here,” Hannity said. “Well, I respect him,” Trump said. “I’ve always respected him. I never knew that he was right on certain things, and I’m usually pretty good at this stuff.”
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Trump, Musk say media trying to drive them apart
During the interview, Trump and Musk argued that the mainstream media is trying to drive a wedge between them and stymie the president’s agenda.
“That’s true,” Trump responded when Fox News host told the president that leading outlets such as The New York Times and The Washington Post “threw everything they had at you.” “They want a divorce,” Hannity said during the joint interview with Trump and Musk, adding «they want you to start hating each other.»
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