Musk: I Don't Want to Be Responsible for Everything the US Government Does
According to a report by Jinse Finance, on June 1st local time, American entrepreneur Elon Musk stated in an interview with CBS that he does not want to publicly oppose the U.S. government, but also does not want to take responsibility for everything the government does. In the interview, Musk mentioned that the "Department of Government Efficiency" he leads has become a scapegoat for everything, with all layoffs, whether true or not, being blamed on the "Department of Government Efficiency." Additionally, Musk expressed frustration with the multi-trillion dollar tax cut and spending plan currently being discussed by Congressional Republicans, as he believes this bill would undermine the work being done by the Department of Government Efficiency team. Musk stated that although he has always been a staunch ally of Trump, he does not always support the policies of the Trump administration. (Jin10)
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