The US president Donald Trump It is famous for the choice he makes to his advisers who must follow his commands otherwise he dismisses those who do not. But Ilon Musk seems to be the exception to this rule.

Musk has become increasingly adventurous, even publicly disagreeing with Trump’s political decisions and with the US president’s advisers. And he is used to going out in front of Trump both before and after joining the White House.

However, Trump – who is renowned for the dismissal of officials – remains pleased with Musk, despite the fact that the billionaire of technology was disproportionately caught attention compared to other White House assistants, even with members of the Council of Ministers.

At a cabinet meeting last Thursday, Trump praised Musk and Doge’s team, saying: “Your people are fantastic. Hopefully they will stay for a long time, we would like to keep them as much as we can. “

However, Musk has often put them in public with both Trump and consultants. See five times that Musk has oppressed without any reprimand by the US president, according to Politico.

Pricing

Musk has targeted Trump’s commercial adviser, Peter Navarro, one of the public figures of the government’s characteristic aggressive tariff policies.

The billionaire has launched many attacks on Navarro on the social social networking platform, fooling him many times, including a video in which Navarro explained the logic behind pricing policy.

Musk, who is the chief executive of many companies dependent on China spare parts, has lost billions. He also said in a speech abroad that he was hoping to see one day the US and the European Union be in a “zero -duties”.

The Managing Director of Technology seemed to disappoint Navaros, calling him the “Stick” brand and putting him a new nickname – “Peter Ratarto”.

In infinity and even further

Musk has also mentioned the NASA issue after reports that the management and budget office had proposed huge cuts in NASA funding.

Musk, whose SpaceX is NASA’s largest private contractor, commented on the X references once again.

“Written,” he wrote about the cuts mentioned, adding that while he is “very in favor of science”, “unfortunately he cannot participate in NASA budget discussions, because SpaceX is an important NASA contractor.”

Collapse of a cabinet

Musk has intervened publicly in the cases of the Trump cabinet after having a place on the table even though he is not officially a member of the ministerial. There he quarreled with Foreign Minister Marco Rubio on how to handle cuts in the State Department.

“Ilon and Mark have a wonderful relationship. Any statement outside of this is false news, “Trump wrote on Truth Social to save the situation.

Trump eventually assured members of his cabinet that while Musk had the power to make recommendations throughout the government, he could not make changes unilaterally.

Musk gave Howard Lutnik to take over the Treasury in the weeks that followed after the Trump election. But the president finally chose Scott Besed for the head of the Treasury and Lutnik as a trade secretary.

With friends like them

Musk also entered the battle for the Republican leadership in the Senate – something Trump avoided.

As the race heated in November, Musk decisively supported Rick Scott from Florida, even though Trump himself refused to do so.

“Rick Scott for the majority leader in the Senate!” Musk commented, saying in a separate post that Senator John Thune (Rs.D.) – who eventually won the position was the “top choice of”.

By supporting the far -right

Musk has supported a list of right -wing candidates in several European countries in recent months – an extremely unusual move for a trustee of the president.

Musk has repeatedly supported the far -right party “Alternative for Germany” in the country’s early elections this year, criticizing his involvement. But Musk continued to push the party with a long conversation with AfD leader and Chancellor Alice Weidel.

The owner of X even appeared at a party gathering a few days after Trump’s swearing -in, in which he encouraged the Germans to vote in favor of Weidel and “leave” the “guilt of the past”.

The billionaire has also criticized British Prime Minister Kir Starmer and has occasionally supported Nigel Faraj.