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Elon Musk beautifying the cover of Time Magazine might spell disaster for the DOGE-running tech billionaire.

Time's newest issue reveals Musk sitting behind the Resolute Desk - where President Donald Trump need to be positioned - in the Oval Office.

' No,' Trump initially reacted in the Oval Office Friday along with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba when asked if he had a response to Musk's cover.

After a long time out, he then sardonically responded: 'Is Time Magazine still in company? I didn't even know that.'

He included: 'Elon is doing a great job. He's discovering tremendous scams and corruption and waste,' the president included, pointing to the work the billionaire has actually done collapsing USAID. 'He's got a staff that's fantastic. He's wished to do this for a long time.'

Trump had promoted being named Time's Person of the Year himself in 2015.

In February of 2017, Time Magazine put White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon on the cover and asked the question: 'Is Steve Bannon the second most male in the world?'

At the time, Bannon was labeled 'The Great Manipulator.'

In April 2017, The New york city Times reported that Trump was annoyed by that cover, informing individuals 'that doesn't simply happen,' a term the president used when talking about underlings overshadowing him.

Bannon was out in August of that year.

Time Magazine's most current cover shows Elon Musk sitting in President Donald Trump's place behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office

President Donald Trump is caught seated behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office - in a comparable position where Elon Musk is portrayed on the new Time publication cover

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A reporter questioning Trump in the Oval Office Friday even explained that Musk was sitting behind 'your Resolute Desk.'

Musk, the richest person on earth, has actually received simply as much attention as Trump considering that the Republican was sworn back in on January 20.

DOGE's early actions - to take a trashing ball to USAID, are narrated in Time's piece about the billionaire's arrival in Washington.

Civil servant at the Department of Homeland Security informed the magazine how they're presuming the 'protective crouch' as they wait for DOGE to arrive.

In the consequences of Time's cover release, Musk was making his own relocations.

'I like @realdonaldtrump as much as a straight male can like another male,' he proclaimed on X, the platform he obtained, on Friday morning.

During the Friday afternoon interview with Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, Fox News' Peter Doocy began the questioning by asking Trump what the very first lady idea of Musk's pronouncement.

'Oh I believe she'll be OK with it, somehow,' Trump said.

In another Friday morning post, Musk cheered that Trump was the 'Greatest president ever!'

Musk highlighted a post where Trump said he was going to end the 'absurd Biden push for king-wifi.win Paper Straws, which don't work.'

'BACK TO PLASTIC!' Trump composed.

Musk ended up being an ardent MAGA fan in July, when Trump endured an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

A February 2017 Time cover apparently annoyed Trump when it showcased then Chief White House Strategist Steve Bannon, labeling him 'The Great Manipulator'

TROUBLESHOOTING? On Friday morning Elon Musk said that he loved President Donald Trump 'as much as a straight man can enjoy another man'

Minutes before he identified Trump the 'Greatest President ever!' as the Republican is poised to sign an executive order disallowing paper straws

The billionaire SpaceX, Tesla and X boss endorsed Trump and then plowed millions into the Republican's reelection effort over Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris.

In the run-up to the inauguration Musk seldom left Trump's side - even renting a $2,000-a-night cottage at Mar-a-Lago.

During this time period, Vivek Ramaswamy - who has actually currently exited as the co-leader of DOGE - and in turn Musk, began an online war with Bannon and other MAGA traditionalists over making use of H1-B visas.

Trump appeared to take the tech business owners' side.

Musk stirred up some more problem when he trashed the AI project Stargate, which Trump revealed from the White House on January 21, simply one day after inauguration.

The DOGE leader isn't a fan of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, among the three tech leaders involved in the $500 billion project.

A Republican close to the White House told Politico that some Trump staff were 'furious' at Musk for torching Stargate online.

'It's clear he has abused the proximity to the president,' the Trump ally said. 'The problem is the president doesn't have any leverage over him and Elon gives absolutely no f *** s.'

Trump was then asked about it.

'He dislikes among the people in the offer,' the president shrugged.

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