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Democrats stop at nothing to try and derail Elon's mission to save America from bankruptcy

President Donald Trump looked at a variety of red, white and blue Tesla vehicles outside the White House, opting to purchase a Tesla Model S on Tuesday.

Tesla's stock rebounded on Tuesday just a day after a 15% slide amid soft demand for electric vehicles and controversy over CEO Elon Musk's role within the Trump administration.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company will double its vehicle output in the United States within the next two years. This as President Donald Trump said he would buy a Tesla.

Musk said in a FOX Business interview that DOGE's cost-cutting efforts will reach $1 trillion in savings "unless we're stopped" and said the group has made "good progress."

Democrats argued that Elon Musk and DOGE were going after Social Security and Medicare in their effort to cut federal spending, prompting the White House to respond.

President Trump is bringing back American greatness --- with tax cuts, deregulation, drill baby drill and trade policy.

Tesla stock plunged more than 15% on Monday amid headwinds in the EV market as well as broader concerns about a possible recession and uncertainty over Trump's tariffs.

DOGE chair Elon Musk expressed that his team of about 100 employees starts identifying alleged spending waste and fraud by following the money.