Elon Musk tries to stick to spaceships

Elon Kastor’s interview with CBS on Sunday morning seemed to be out of a bad start, such as reporter David Pog SpaceX’s CEO of his allied Donald Trump’s policy, which is included in International studentsThe

“I think we want to stick to that day, which is like spaceships, you know, the president’s policy,” said Kasturi.

Pogh surprised, “Oh, okay, I was told, ‘something good.'”

“No,” the musk looked at the distance. “Well … no.”

He, of course, commented on the surrounding debate His official skill departmentThe federal agencies that are aggressively cut and the complaint that the musk made it became “Whipping boy for everything.”

“If something is cut, real or imagined, everyone will blame the dose,” he said.

Kasturi also suggested that he was “a bit stuck in a binding” in the Trump administration, where “I don’t want to speak against the administration, but I do not want to take responsibility for everything in the administration.”

Pog’s interview was conducted earlier SpaceX’s Starship Test Flight On Tuesday, which the ship was successfully launched, he saw the control of the rentry losing control. If you want to know if there is anything to connect to his various companies – in addition to SpaceX there is Tesla (which is confronted Protest), Jai and X (formerly Twitter), Neurally and Boring Company – Kasturi replied, “I guess you can think of business as a possible trajectory of civilization.”

At that time, the musk was assumed Pulling back from his government’s work However, he said he would be involved for “one day” every week. He told Pog, “Life is about to continue in Dog. And I will participate in it, but I have publicly stated that my focus should be on the companies at the moment.”

Pogi mentions that after their conversation, an interview clip Kastur’s comment criticizing Trump-supported budget bill Had a news cycle of their own – and soon, Kasturi said that he was Ends his time as a particular public servantThe Trump, of course, said later The musk is “not really going away.”