According to Huffpost, host Jonathan Lemire noted that the lighthearted remarks made by US President- elect Donald Trump about SpaceX CEO Elon Musk being the ‘Shadow President’ indicated his insecurity regarding Elon Musk’s growing influence. The conversation then pretty swiftly shifted to what could lead to a breakup with panelist Sam Stein suggesting that their relationship is largely based on convenience as Donald Trump hugely appreciates Elon Musk’s financial support and media platform.
Additionally, Sam Stein also issued a warning that if Elon Musk begins to overshadow Donald Trump in terms of influence, severe tensions will likely arise for sure, asserted Huffpost.
Jonathan Lemire pretty humorously proposed that a Time Magazine cover portraying Elon Musk as the true leader could be a breaking point. The panelists also highlighted that while Elon Musk has supported Donald Trump politically, any perception of him stealing the spotlight could actually jeopardize their alliance, noted Huffpost.
This recent dynamic actually reflects a broader concern about power and influence within their relationship while both figures are known for their desire for attention.
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Which renowned panelists recently discussed about the potential fracture of the alliance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk?
On ‘Morning Joe’, the panelists discussed the potential fracture of the political alliance between US President- elect Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk while prompted by Donald Trump’s recent speech asserting his control over the partnership.
What did Morning Joe host Jonathan Lemire recently note regarding the friendship between Donald Trump and Elon Musk?
Morning Joe host Jonathan Lemire noted that the lighthearted remarks made by US President- elect Donald Trump about SpaceX CEO Elon Musk being the ‘Shadow President’ indicated his insecurity regarding Elon Musk’s growing influence.
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