The Department of Defense is among several U.S. federal agencies pushing back against the email, which was sent out Saturday.
The email Elon Musk directed to be sent to all federal employees is getting pushback from President Donald Trump's appointed agency heads, notably including the Department of Defense, which posted a statement on Musk's own social media platform instructing its employees to ignore the email for now.
In a recent interview, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said he would soon welcome Elon Musk to do a review of the Pentagon's massive budget.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth posted a picture to X of what appears to be a tax notice showing he owes more than $33,000 in taxes.
Hegseth, 44, demanded a proposal that would include annual 8% cuts to the Pentagon’s roughly $850 billion budget, according to a memo.
In his latest column, George Will writes mostly about how progressives can blame only themselves for the overpowered presidency Donald Trump now occupies, but he also slips in a little dig at Elon Musk’s big goals.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Monday that the three fired judge advocates general (JAGs) were potential “roadblocks” to President Trump’s orders. Hegseth also rejected a reporter’s question that suggested President Trump’s pick for the new Joint Chiefs of Staff chair,