Elon Musk rubs Trump’s tariff guy

Elon Musk advocates tariffs on international trade between the United States and the European Union.

Musk said at an event held by Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini on Saturday:

I hope I think both Europe and the United States should move to zero-time situations and effectively establish a free trade zone between Europe and Notrh America.

Furthermore, he said he hopes people will have more freedom to move between the two regions.

Having said that, Musk’s views seem to be in stark contrast to the attitude of US President Donald Trump. On April 2, he imposed a new batch of tariffs on every country in the world, including a 20% tax on imports from the EU (certain goods).

Meanwhile, Musk poked a post in Peter Navarro, a White House aide and one of the main supporters of Trump’s tariff plan.

“A PhD in Econ at Harvard is a bad thing, not a good thing. Causes self/courage>> 1 problem.”

Navarro holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard University. Navarro also responded on Sunday, saying Musk “just protect his own interests.”

Reuters reported that the EU is seeking to propose a unified front in the coming days of the tariffs aimed at approving the first set of “targeted countermeasures” for targeted imports from the United States, worth about $28 billion.

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