

Former DOGE Insider Reveals What Musk’s Team Was Really Like
Former DOGE staffer Tyler Hassen joins John Bickley and Georgia Howe to reveal what happened behind the scenes inside the controversial government-efficiency initiative led by Elon Musk. Hassen, who previously served as an oil executive and worked at the Department of the Interior under Secretary Doug Burgum,…

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“No one seems to want to eliminate the Government fraud, waste and abuse. Far too many people are benefiting from it either financially or politically.”
“More DOGE please, but with an option to immediately fire those who resist responsible actions such as the example of bureaucrats lying about cancelling contracts instead of complying.”
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