Trump extends olive branch to Musk

The US president hailed the tech billionaire as a "super genius" but said that he should abandon the idea of creating his own political party.

US President Donald Trump has said he still likes Elon Musk despite a major spat between the two earlier this year. Trump nonetheless warned that the Tesla CEO's plans to create his own political party would prove fruitless. "[Musk] is a good person," Trump told Scott Jennings, the host of the Scott Jennings Show on Salem Radio, on Wednesday. He also referred to the US based tycoon as a "good man" and a "man of common sense."

Trump is right, he shouldn't create another party. The last thing we need is another party run by oligarchs. Adding more filth to an already rotten ecosystem won't fix anything.

The American Majority.

— 🇪🇸/🇮🇱 NEW: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a permanent ban on the sale of weapons and ammunition to Israel, as well as a ban on ships carrying fuel and weapons to Israel from docking at Spanish ports

In response, Israel has banned the entry of Spain’s Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz and Youth Minister Sira Rego.

Spain has previously canceled several arms deals with Israel, including a $325 million purchase of anti-tank missiles.

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