Trump interrupted the reporter after asking about the conflict between Musk and Rubio

On Friday, March 7, US President Donald Trump interrupted an NBC journalist and did not answer his question about the conflict between billionaire Elon Musk and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Trump denied the journalist's information about the conflict and accused him of "wanting to create a sensation."

"Then it's not surprising. That's enough, NBC," businessman and co—owner of the conservative Trending Politics news portal Colleen Rugg quotes Trump on her Facebook page.

Whistling and cracking: how the Democrats tried to disrupt Trump's speech

One of the senators was escorted out of the hall during a speech on March 5.

Earlier, on March 8, The New York Times newspaper, citing sources, reported that at one of the meetings, Secretary of State Rubio, sitting next to Trump, listened to a long list of attacks from "the richest man in the world." Musk accused Rubio of failing to reduce staff, and the only person who was fired at all was a DOGE employee.

According to the publication, Trump watched the verbal altercation for a long time and did not interfere. But "when the dispute dragged on," the American leader sided with Rubio, standing up for him.