US President Joe Biden on Friday rejected Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s comment about his “huge bad feeling” about the economy, and joked that he wished Musk “good luck” on his “journey to the moon.”
Archyde.com reported earlier today that Musk wrote in an email to executives, saying he had a “tremendous bad feeling” about the economy and needed to. Job cuts at Tesla The electric car industry has increased by about 10 percent.
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When Archyde.com asked Biden about Musk’s comments, he replied with no.
“While Elon Musk is talking about it, Ford is overwhelmingly increasing its investment,” Biden said.
He added, “Ford is increasing investments and producing new electric cars, and there are 6,000 new collective contract employees in the Midwest.”
“Good luck on his trip to the moon,” he continued, speaking of Musk.
For his part, Musk responded on Twitter, saying: “Thank you, Mr. President.” He published a link indicating that the US Aeronautics and Space Administration awarded the space company, “SpaceX”, owned by Musk, a contract in April 2021 to build a spaceship that would carry astronauts to the moon.