Donald Trump and Elon Musk are in a public feud over Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.” Musk called it a “disgusting abomination” for increasing U.S. deficits, while Trump retaliated, labeling Musk “crazy” and threatening to cut Tesla and SpaceX contracts, blaming Musk’s reaction on the bill’s removal of EV tax credits. Musk escalated by suggesting Trump’s impeachment, hinting at a third party, and alleging Trump’s name is in Jeffrey Epstein’s unreleased files—claims Trump denies. Tesla’s stock dropped 14%, losing $150 billion, worsened by Trump’s 2025 tariffs, which raised production costs and led to a 49% sales drop in China and 60–75% in Europe. Political fallout includes resignations, and Musk hinted at reconciliation, possibly via a White House call. The bill passed the House (216–215) and has a slim GOP Senate majority (53–47). Rep. Tim Burchett and Rep. Randy Fine questioned Musk’s Epstein claims, while White House’s Karoline Leavitt said the bill focuses on working-class tax relief, not Musk’s companies.