Trump: "If there were conflicts of interest we wouldn't let Musk do it"

“If there were any conflicts of interest with Musk, we wouldn’t let him do” what he’s doing.

This was assured by the President of the United States Donald Trump, specifying that if necessary he will ask for a vote in Congress on the Doge's cuts. Among these, according to what was reported by the New York Times, also 900 million cut from the Ministry of Education: Musk would have ended 89 contracts and cancelled 29 programs related to diversity.

The billionaire, in the Oval Office with the president, defended himself from the attacks: "We are trying to be as transparent as possible. All our actions are public," he said, referring to the Department of Government Efficiency, which he heads.

(Online Union)

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