Musk backs criticism of Trump’s megabill after it passed House

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who bombed President Donald Trump for weeks, made his first comments since the legislation passed.

Musk, the budget of the bill “exploded the gap” said Sen. Rand Paul supported a mission by R-KY and continued a model “by making short-term politics through long-term sustainability”.

CNBC reached the White House for a comment.

On Thursday, the House of Representatives passed a great beautiful bill of invoice and sent Trump to sign the law.

Paul and Musk became vocal opponents of Trump’s tax and expenditure invoice and repeatedly called the potential of the expenditure package to increase the national debt.

On Monday, Musk said to it “debt slavery bill.”

The Independent Congress Budget Office said the bill can add $ 3.4 trillion to the US debt of $ 36.2 trillion in the next decade. The White House labeled the agency as “Partizan” and constantly rejected CBO’s estimates.

The bill includes trillions of dollars in tax cuts, increasing expenditures for immigration practices, and Medicaid and other programs for financing.

It also supports tax loans and solar and wind energy and electric vehicles, which are particularly painful for Musk, which has a few companies that benefit from programs.

“I took the duty of a house that forced everyone to buy electric cars that no one wanted (he knew I would do it for months!) And he was just crazy!” Trump wrote the couple’s insults and threats in a social media mission in early June.

Tesla shares fell as the blood feud intensified, the company lost $ 152 billion on June 5 and dropped the company below $ 1 trillion. The stock has been largely recovered since then, but still where Trump and Ruckus were in operation.

– Kevin Breuninger from CNBC contributed to this article.