Elon Musk will not fully exclude the performance of the government (DOGE)-and its activities are just intensifying. On Friday, President Donald Trump threw cold water on the idea that the muskie would permanently disappear from the Dodge and the White House. “Elon isn’t really going to be really going,” Trump said at a joint press conference with Musk at the Oval Office. “He’s back and forth. This is his baby, he is doing a lot of things.”
During a Friday press conference, “I am expected to continue to provide advice,” Kasturi is wearing a black hat written down and reading “Dodge Father”. “I expect friends and advisors to be.”
Federal workers from at least six agencies told the Wired that the dodge -style work was increasing in their departments.
According to sources, both new and familiar dodge faces have also been recently described in detail to new agencies. Members of the early Dodge team of Musk, including Luke Freater, Gwen Clegger, Edward Corusine, and Sam Corcos, have met with several departments and agencies – including Treasury, Office Management and Budget, and FBI – in recent times, seemingly, apparently on a wired, wired.
According to documents seen by the wired, the team also appears to be actively recruiting.
Last week, federal workers have also been asked to immediately review the government and to cancel the contracts potentially. Trump confirmed that the contracts were reviewed at a Friday press conference: “Many agreements are being considered now, Elon,” he said.
Wired has learned that some agencies have also visited the Dodge at their headquarters.
“It does not look like a group that is turning away, it seems that it is digging like a parasitic,” said an IT expert in the Agriculture Department (USDA).
Since Dodge first began his work in Washington at the end of January, its representatives are desperate to reduce what they see as excessive costs in the government. In recent weeks, several sources from several agencies tell the wired, especially on the manpower management and IT, the pressure to terminate and cancel the contracts has increased.
“The biggest thing is that we are being asked to reduce the maximum software and labor contracts,” a tech activist from the Department of Interior (DOI) told the wired, as described, as they understand, “to save money and performance in stabilizing it.”
“We are cutting developers, telecom, server administration, call center staff, etc.,” says the DOI source. “Some things could have flourished and used the cut. Others will suffer, and our service is being harassed for the public.”
Under the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and its umbrella, employees of all agencies were informed that the contracts would have to go through a new approval process called Department Performance (DER). According to an email about the process obtained by the wired, any demand or contract approval is withheld until after submitting a form to start the DAR until the workers submitted the form to start the der. The email also states that this review will flag any agreement that looks expensive and excessive.
