Trump May Sell His Tesla

Months before their relationship fell apart in spectacular fashion, President Trump made a high-profile purchase of a Tesla from Elon Musk. Now, Trump is considering selling the vehicle, a senior administration official tells CBS News and the New York Times. When he bought the $80,000 car in March as a sign of support for Musk, Trump said it would be used by staffers. Meanwhile, Trump has been doing a series of media interviews about Thursday's blow-up with Musk, and it doesn't appear that a phone call between the two men to patch things up is imminent:

• Trump told CBS he is "totally focused" on domestic and international affairs, not Musk. "That's all I focus on," he said. "I don't focus on anything else. That's why I have my highest poll numbers."

• The president similarly told CNN: "I'm not even thinking about Elon. He's got a problem. The poor guy's got a problem." As for a potential phone call, Trump said he won't be speaking with Musk for "a while."
• Trump also told ABC that Musk seems to have "lost his mind" and that he is "not particularly" interested in a call.

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