John Oliver Mocks Trump-Musk Feud as ‘Real Housewives’ Drama
John Oliver couldn’t resist jumping into the latest social media spectacle that exploded between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The Last Week Tonight host gave his own hilarious spin on the drama, comparing it to an all-out Real Housewives episode.
The spat started heating up on Thursday, and things got wild quickly. Trump fired shots on Truth Social, claiming that Musk had gone “crazy” after losing support for electric vehicle mandates. Trump said he “asked him to leave” and added that nobody really wanted electric cars anyway. According to Trump, Musk knew for months that the EV mandate would be removed, and when it happened, Musk lost it.
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Elon Musk wasn’t about to stay silent. In a since-deleted tweet, Musk implied that Trump was connected to the Epstein files and that this was the real reason they hadn’t been made public. He ended the tweet with, “Have a nice day, DJT!”
That one tweet lit a fire across social media. People began dissecting every line, every emoji, every bit of shade thrown from both ends. For anyone watching, it felt less like a political beef and more like two Bravo stars going at it before a reunion episode.
Oliver Pokes Fun With A Spot-On Analogy
On his show, John Oliver summed it all up with one brilliant line: “They basically spent a full day fighting with big Real Housewives energy.” He wasn’t wrong.
He highlighted the similarities: both Trump and Musk have hair that’s “expensive and wrong,” shady business dealings that don’t fully make sense, and an obsession with staying online and in the spotlight. Oliver joked that if either of them stops being the center of attention for even a second, “they’ll die.”
And he wasn’t the only one noticing the chaos. Even Real Housewives boss Andy Cohen chimed in online, joking that he should host the reunion. That prompted Oliver to imagine what a Real Housewives-style face-off between the two billionaires might look like—complete with a dramatic tweet reading and someone throwing a daiquiri.
Social Media Turned It Into A Spectacle
X (formerly Twitter) users had a field day watching two of the most powerful and polarizing figures in the world throw digital punches. Memes, mockups, and fantasy “reunion specials” popped up everywhere.
What made it even more absurd was how familiar this feud felt. At the core of it, you had two people used to getting their way, both allergic to criticism, and both deeply obsessed with controlling the narrative. That’s reality TV gold.
Oliver’s commentary hit a nerve because it cut through the noise. He wasn’t just making fun—he was pointing out that sometimes, our biggest names act like cast members from a late-night drama. And maybe, just maybe, they enjoy the chaos just as much as the rest of us.
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