Steve Bannon Vows to ‘Run Out’ Elon Musk from the White House

America:Amid rising tensions within the popular “Make America Great Again” movement, former advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, has vowed to “run out” Elon Musk from the White House. In a recent interview with an Italian newspaper, Bannon stated that he has made it his personal mission to ensure that the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, Elon Musk, does not gain access to the incoming Trump administration, and is treated the same way as any other individual.

Bannon harshly criticized Musk, calling him “a really bad guy” and stating that he had previously tolerated Musk’s influence because of his financial contributions but was no longer willing to accept it. “I’ve made it my personal goal to take this guy down,” Bannon said, emphasizing his disdain for Musk’s involvement in politics.

Additionally, Bannon took aim at Musk’s background, suggesting that the South African-born, naturalized American citizen should return to his place of birth. He specifically condemned Musk’s public defense of the H-1B visa program, which allows U.S. companies to hire highly skilled foreign tech workers, calling it problematic. “Why do we have South Africans—who are among the most racist people on earth—commenting on what is happening in America?” Bannon questioned.

Bannon’s remarks signal a growing tension between him and Musk, who has emerged as a significant figure in American business and technology. The ongoing feud reflects larger political divides within U.S. politics, as figures like Bannon continue to challenge the influence of tech moguls in the political sphere.