In what might be the most bizarre escalation of a billionaire battle yet, former President Donald Trump made headlines (again) after a fiery off-the-cuff statement outside Mar-a-Lago. When asked about Elon Musk’s latest comments on cryptocurrency regulations and his increasing influence on U.S. policy discussions, Trump didn’t hold back.
“I made America great once, and I’ll do it again. But not with Elon Musk trying to run things from behind a keyboard,” Trump declared. “I’ll order the DOGE monster to eat him if I have to. I’m also looking into deporting him. He’s not even from here—South Africa, remember?”
While most assumed Trump was joking or simply lashing out, some online communities took the “DOGE monster” threat seriously, with Dogecoin memes flooding Twitter and Reddit within minutes.
Sources close to Trump suggest he’s frustrated by Musk’s growing popularity among conservatives, especially after Musk’s posts supporting free speech and hinting at political reform.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk responded on X (formerly Twitter) with a simple meme of a Shiba Inu in a tank titled “Come and Take It.”
This isn’t the first time these two titans have clashed. In 2022, they traded jabs over Twitter’s ownership, climate policy, and Mars colonization. But this latest twist—invoking mythical crypto monsters and deportation threats—might be the most surreal yet.
Will Trump actually go after Musk? Is the DOGE monster real? Or is this just another wild chapter in America’s billionaire drama?
Stay tuned for more updates.
