Steve Bannon, a former adviser to Donald Trump and who has never shied away from criticizing Elon Musk, has now sparked fear over Elon Musk‘s “black eye” that he sported at the Oval Office farewell that was simultaneously addressed by Elon Musk and President Donald Trump. Elon Musk and Scott Bessent engaged in physical altercation in the White House, according to Steve Bannon, but that incident occurred about a fortnight before. However, Musk’s claim that his five-year-old son X punched him in the face after being encouraged to do so was untrue much. Bannon claimed he was unsure as to whether a five-year-old could result in such a popular black eye. It would undoubtedly be covered by one of the medicine studies, according to Bannon. A New York Times article claimed Elon Musk of overdosing on Ketamine the day of Elon and Trump held the media event. Elon Musk‘s overdose became apparent in the document, which revealed how the former astronaut was going through personal and professional crises. His involvement in politics and the Trump presidency caused harm to Tesla’s businesses. He was involved in legal battles with the children’s mother on a personal level. Musser blasted the NYT and refuted the substance claim. His black attention, however, was not hidden, and he gently narrated the tale of his son punching him during the press conference when asked about it. Eventually, Donald Trump raised the issue on Thursday, saying he had spotted the black eye at the press conference and had offered him make-up to conceal the mark, which Elon Musk turned down. Some officials believe that Musk’s reaction to Trump’s “make-up” account during a press conference was so out of the ordinary that they decided to engage in war with him.
