DOGE Is Busier Than Ever—and Trump Says Elon Musk Is ‘Really Not Leaving’

Elon musk will not exit so -called so -called Government skill department (Doses) – and its activities are simply intensified. Friday, President Donald Trump From Daisy to the musk completely disappear that the idea threw cold water over the idea that White House Forever At a joint press conference with musk at the Oval office, Trump said “Elon is not really leaving.” “He’ll go backwards it is his baby, he is going to do a lot” “

During Friday’s press conference, he said, “I hope to continue the advice,” wearing a black hat and a black shirt with Dog, wearing a “dogfather”, noted that his legal limit for service as a special government employee was coming to an end. “I hope to be friends and advisors.”

Federal staff of at least six companies tell wired Dose-style Increasing their categories.

According to sources, both new and familiar face face faces have also been detailed in new agencies recently. Members of the first Does team including Luke Fartor, Gavin Claiger, Edward Coristin and Sam Carakos met with several sections and agencies – with Treasury, operating and budget office and FBI, seemingly business as a business continued business.

The team seems to be actively recruiting in accordance with the documents seen by the wired.

Last week, federal workers were asked to review urgently and probably cancel the contract across the government. Trump appeared to be reviewed at Friday’s press conference: “Many agreements, Elon, are being looked now,” he said.

Some agencies have visited their headquarters from Doz, learned wired.

“It doesn’t sound like a group that is going out, it seems to be the one that is digging like a parasite,” the Agriculture Department (USDA) tells Ward.

Since Daza first started working in Washington in the late January, its representatives were interested in spending what he sees as a excessive expense in the government. In recent weeks, the pressure to slash and cancel the contracts, especially focusing on the management of the workforce, and focusing on IT, say multiple sources of different organizations are wired.

“The biggest thing is that we are being asked to spend as much software and labor as possible,” a technology worker (DOI) of the internal department told Ward that they realized the target, “it has saved money and skills to integrate.”

“We are cutting the developer, telecom, server admins, call center staff, etc.,” says the DOI formula. “Some things are swollen and can use the cut. Others are going to be harmed, and our services to the public are going down.”

All agencies under the umbrella of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) were told that the contracts should go to a new approval process called Departmental Skill Review (DER). According to an email about the process obtained by the wired, the workers will submit a form to start the DER and break any requirements or contract approval until after submitting a form for the Deputy Secretary’s office. The email also states that the review will flagge any agreement that seems expensive and extra.