“JD Vance and Susie Wiles pushed Elon Musk to repair his relationship with President Trump after the tech billionaire blew up at the president in a dramatic and public falling out,” the Wall Street Journal reports.

Meanwhile, Trump told the New York Post he thinks he could make amends with Musk, but doing so is not a priority for him.

Said Trump: I guess I could, but you know, we have to straighten out the country. And my sole function now is getting this country back to a level higher than it’s ever been. And I think we can do that. I think we’re going to do it easily.”

Rolling Stone: “It’s been less than a week since the explosive, extremely public breakdown in relations between Donald Trump, the most powerful person on the planet, and Elon Musk, the world’s richest man. Trump and his team have weighed various forms of vengeance against the billionaire for turning on the president and his agenda — but some have started to think twice about making an enemy of the man they granted largely unrestrained access to the inner workings of the administration.”

“In the days since the MAGA melodrama erupted, six Trump advisers, senior administration officials, and others close to the president have told Rolling Stone that an anxiety shared among some of the Trump brass is that Musk may know too much — and that it could come back to bite them considering his bitter, explosive exit.”

“One Trump adviser wondered aloud what might be in ‘Elon’s burn book,’ and if the Tesla chief would ever feel compelled to deploy its contents if the name-calling between Trump and Musk, or potential retribution from the administration against Musk, ever got truly out of hand.”

Variety: “Does a parade meant to celebrate the nation truly exist if it can’t get on national broadcast TV?”

“Mainstream TV-news outlets seem divided over how to cover an extravagant display of military might along the streets of Washington, D.C. from the Trump administration. A June 14 parade and accompanying festivities meant to call attention to the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army will be something to see, with three kinds of helicopters; Bradley vehicles; a fireworks display; and a parachute jump by the Golden Knights demonstration team.”

Politico surveyed 50 GOP lawmakers and only seven said they planned to attend President Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C., this weekend.

Earlier for members: Trump’s Military Parade Sends a Chilling Message

President Trump hurled another insult at Joe Biden, declaring that his predecessor was never the “sharpest bulb,” the Daily Beast reports.

Trump seemingly confused the idioms “not the sharpest tool in the shed” and “not the brightest bulb” to indicate that someone is lacking intelligence.