White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt has denounced the “pathetic” rumours pushed by the media about the repetition of Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Elon Musk.
“Everyone is Trump's mission to identify this waste and fraud and Doge's mission, a good custodian of American taxpayers' money, with both Elon and Marco doing incredible work in their respective roles.
“he [Trump] It's pathetic that mainstream media is working overtime to try to split President Trump from Elon and other members of his cabinet, as they put together a truly extraordinary team, but their attempts have failed. Everyone works as a team with one goal. It's making America great again,” she added.
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It was rumoured that Marco Rubio and Elon Musk responded behind closed doors at a recent Trump Cabinet meeting. (Getty Images (left)/Evelyn Hockstein/Pool/AFP Getty Images/Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images (right)))
Rumors swirled after reports from the New York Times It has been reported On Thursday, Doge Lead Musk clashed with Rubio behind closed doors during a cabinet meeting as Rubio is said to have not fired enough people with USAID.
Rubio fought back, arguing that more than 1,500 State Department officials who received Trump's deal should be considered layoffs, according to the Times.
Trump rejected Spat's report and slammed NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez question about issues in the oval office on Friday, calling him a “troublemaker” to create topics during the signing to create the White House 2026 FIFA World Cup Task Force.
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Leavitt confirmed on Sunday that there is “no such feud” and added that “everything is going well” between Rubio and Musk.
” [cabinet] The meeting was very productive. “It's open dialogue and discussion, and that's exactly what the president's team should do and engage each other to implement the president's goals.”
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Rachel Del Guidice of Fox News contributed to this report.
