Elon Musk made serious allegations on social media that President Donald Trump appears in Jeffrey Epstein files, escalating their public feud after Trump claimed he removed Musk from DOGE.

In posts on X on, Musk alleged Trump's purported inclusion in the convicted sex offender's files was why the files remained unreleased.

What to know about the Epstein files and the renewed push to declassify them after Musk’s allegation against Trump.

Podcaster Joe Rogan was shocked as he read billionaire Elon Musk's wild allegations against President Donald Trump on Thursday.Musk dropped a bomb on social media when he alleged Trump was in the Jeffrey Epstein files after a series of escalating back-and-forth social media messages between him and the president.

In a dramatic twist to an escalating political feud, Elon Musk publicly claimed that Donald Trump is named in the unreleased “Epstein files,” suggesting the White House is hiding damaging information.

Musk says Trump is ‘in the Epstein files’ which is why they haven’t been made public in newest slam - Elon Musk said it was ‘time to drop the really big bomb’ as the feud between the billionaire and P

“Whereas, while shouting ‘Free Palestine,’ an antisemitic slogan that calls for the destruction of the state of Israel and Jewish people, Mohammed Sabry Soliman attacked the peaceful demonstrators with homemade Molotov cocktails,” the resolution reads. House Republicans are expected to vote on the nonbinding resolution next week.

Joe Rogan was stunned reading Elon Musk's explosive Epstein file allegations against President Trump, while FBI director Kash Patel wanted nothing to do with the feud.

Accusations of Musk using drugs surfaced before he left the White House, and Musk was asked about the issue during a farewell press conference.