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From Fox News: Tesla co-founder Elon Musk is beginning his exit from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as his time as a special government employee comes to a close.
His tenure as the public face of DOGE has been marked by historic cuts and widespread outrage, but the tech titan does not regret his time with the Trump administration.
Although once praised by the media and championed by the left, Musk’s decision to become a force in the public sphere has not been without backlash. From his purchase of Twitter, now X, to coming out in support of then-candidate Donald Trump, Musk’s year has been anything but “boring.”
Fox News host Lara Trump asked Musk if he had any “regret” over his work at DOGE or his support of Trump, to which the SpaceX founder replied, “No.”
“I think it was essential for President Trump to win to ensure that America remained great, and that we reach greater heights,” Musk said in an interview that aired Saturday on “My View with Lara Trump.”
Musk went into great detail discussing his journey in supporting Trump, his work with DOGE, and the backlash he has endured from the left.
During the interview, Musk revealed what he most wants his legacy to be:
“That I was useful in the furtherance of civilization. That I helped move civilization forward, added to the store of knowledge and capability — that I helped to understand the universe,” he said.
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