Elon Musk quietly deleted two explosive posts on X where he accused former President Donald Trump of being in unreleased Jeffrey Epstein files and endorsed a message calling for Trump's impeachment. These deletions occurred amidst an escalating public feud between Musk and Trump, sparked by Musk's criticism of the 'Big Beautiful Bill'.
Musk deletes explosive posts about Trump and Epstein files
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Elon Musk quietly deleted two explosive posts on X where he accused former President Donald Trump of being in unreleased Jeffrey Epstein files and endorsed a message calling for Trump's impeachment. These deletions occurred amidst an escalating public feud between Musk and Trump, sparked by Musk's criticism of the 'Big Beautiful Bill'.
Trending- 1 Months-long: 'Bromance' between Musk and Trump, Musk oversaw DOGE.
- 2 This week: Feud exploded, Musk publicly blasted the Big Beautiful Bill.
- 3 Thursday: Musk posted accusations about Trump in Epstein files and endorsed impeachment.
- 4 As of today: Musk quietly deleted the posts.
- 5 February: Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to FBI Director Kash Patel regarding Epstein files delay.
- 6 2019: Jeffrey Epstein's death.
- 7 2037: Ghislaine Maxwell's projected release from prison.
- Musk backtracking on his accusations
- Continued public feud between Musk and Trump
- White House response to Musk's claims
- Ongoing questions about unreleased Epstein files
What: Elon Musk deleting his social media posts that accused Donald Trump of being in the Jeffrey Epstein files and endorsed Trump's impeachment.
When: Thursday (Musk's original posts); 'this week' (beef exploded); 'as of today' (posts removed); February (Pam Bondi's letter).
Where: X (social media platform); Palm Beach Golf Club; Tallahassee (Ghislaine Maxwell's prison).
Why: Musk's 'wild accusations' were made during an 'ugly spat' with Trump, which originated from Musk's public criticism of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' for increasing the deficit. The White House suggested Musk was 'unhappy' with the bill.
How: Musk posted allegations on X, then subsequently deleted them. The feud involved public social media exchanges.