In a political twist that no one saw coming but everyone is now talking about, the dramatic unraveling of Elon Musk’s brief stint in President Trump’s so-called “White House Dream Team” has ignited a firestorm on Capitol Hill—and it’s being fanned by two of the most outspoken women in American politics: Rep. Jasmine Crockett and General Pam Bondi.

What started as a quiet withdrawal turned into a national spectacle when Musk’s much-hyped “Big Beautiful Bill,” a tech-heavy efficiency initiative for government operations, abruptly collapsed after weeks of internal resistance, legal entanglements, and public ridicule. Musk, facing mounting criticism over the bill’s vague scope and sky-high cost projections, announced his resignation from the advisory panel late Thursday night in a post on X, calling the federal system “uncooperative and slow.”

But if Elon Musk expected his exit to go quietly, Rep. Jasmine Crockett had other plans.

Speaking to reporters on the Capitol steps Friday morning, Crockett did not hold back. “Let’s call it what it is—Elon Musk showed up in Washington thinking he could run the government like Twitter, and when he realized that wasn’t going to happen, he bailed. This wasn’t leadership. It was a billionaire tantrum,” Crockett said, raising eyebrows even among her own party.

She continued, “Musk’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ was nothing more than a glorified tech brochure wrapped in vague patriotism. It had no structure, no legislative teeth—just vibes and buzzwords. Honestly, the only thing it efficiently accomplished was wasting our time.”

Crockett’s brutal takedown immediately went viral on social media, with hashtags like #MuskMeltdown and #BillionaireTantrum trending on X within minutes. But what came next made headlines.

Enter Pam Bondi.

The former Florida Attorney General and one of Trump’s most loyal surrogates stormed onto Fox News hours later, visibly fuming and ready to defend Musk’s legacy—whether he wanted it or not.

“Jasmine Crockett is nothing more than a headline hunter,” Bondi snapped during an appearance on The Ingraham Angle. “She’s not interested in solving problems. She’s interested in making viral TikToks and slandering innovators. Elon Musk has done more for America in one year than Crockett will do in her entire career!”

The shouting didn’t stop there. As host Laura Ingraham attempted to shift the conversation, Bondi turned fiery. “This is a woman who thinks sarcasm is a substitute for substance. She wouldn’t know innovation if it landed a rocket on her lawn,” Bondi shouted, slamming her hand on the desk. “And by the way, Musk left because of obstructionist grandstanders like her!”

The Fox News studio fell momentarily silent as Ingraham struggled to bring the segment back under control. But Bondi wasn’t done.

“She should thank Elon Musk. He tried to fix a broken system. Instead, he got dragged by a professional complainer with a Wi-Fi connection.”

That rant, too, lit up social media—with conservatives cheering Bondi’s rage and liberals praising Crockett for “speaking truth to tech power.” Memes flew. TikToks were made. And political commentators quickly labeled the incident “the ugliest political spat of 2025 so far.”

Meanwhile, Musk himself has remained conspicuously silent since his resignation, offering no rebuttal to Crockett’s jabs or Bondi’s defense. Some speculate that the Tesla CEO, still reeling from legal battles surrounding his social media platform and ongoing SEC scrutiny, is choosing to lay low—for now.

Still, questions remain. What was really behind Musk’s resignation? Was Crockett right that the bill was an empty spectacle? Why did Pam Bondi jump in so aggressively, almost as if Musk’s credibility were her own?

Political analyst Marcus Delgado thinks it’s all about control. “This is a power battle wrapped in a policy debate. Crockett wants to expose what she sees as performative politics. Bondi wants to preserve the MAGA legacy of bringing outsiders into government. And Musk? He was the spark, but now he’s just the ashes.”

While the “Big Beautiful Bill” appears dead on arrival, the war between Crockett and Bondi is very much alive—and it’s playing out in front of an American audience that’s both horrified and hypnotized by the chaos.

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: Elon Musk may have exited the White House quietly, but his legacy just ignited the loudest political brawl of the year.