Musk says the "Department of Government Efficiency" was barely successful and he won't do similar things again.
Jinse Finance reported that Musk stated in an interview on Tuesday that the "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE), which he once led, had achieved a certain degree of success. This department aimed to help the Trump administration cut costs. This is a rare comment from Musk regarding his work at DOGE earlier this year, hinting at his dissatisfaction with the inner workings of U.S. politics. When asked whether DOGE was successful, Musk said: "We had a bit of success." "We were successful to some extent." But he added that he would not take on similar projects again.
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