Former President Donald Trump dismissed reports that Elon Musk would be briefed on U.S. war plans against China, citing Musk’s business ties to the country as a security risk. Both Trump and Musk denied claims from The New York Times that Musk was set to attend a classified Pentagon meeting. Meanwhile, Trump announced a new military investment, contracting Boeing to develop a next-generation fighter jet, which he suggested could be crucial in a future conflict. The controversy has sparked debate over national security, business interests, and political influence. The Pentagon has also denied the reports, calling them 'fake news.'
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