Elon Musk and his Dogi team members discuss the government’s efforts to eliminate waste, fraud and misconduct with the government and address his critics.
AIRBNB co-founder Joe Gabia, who played a role Elon MuskThe department’s efficiency aims to digitize the retirement process of the government, by calling the current system “injustice to civil servants”.
Gabia said during a special sit-down interview with the “Special Report” on Thursday, “It will be an online digital process that will take a few days … it is an injustice for civil servants, which are subject to these processes.” Gabia Musk and Dogge joined six other members of the team Department’s cost-cutting mission Executive Editor with Brett Bair.
For his share, Gabia said that he is aiming to convert paper-based retirement process into a system for federal employees that take only a few days. He said that in his current situation it takes months in the ancient system.
Musk says that it is necessary to cut Dogi or ‘America’s ship will sink’
AIRBNB co-founder Joe Gabia speaks at an event in London on November 19, 2019. (Daniel LIL / AFP Getty Image / Getty Image)
Gabia said, “There is a mine in Pennsylvania which has every paper document for the retirement process in the government.”
Increase in targeted agencies by federal workers
He said, “This huge cave has 22,000 filing cabinets, which are standing on more than 10 million paper,” he said that the process started in the 1950s and has not changed extensively in the last 70 years.
“We really believe that the government may have an apple -like store experience. Beautifully designed, great user experience, modern system,” Gabia continued.
Their efforts are among the broad targets of Dogi to eliminate “waste and fraud” in the federal government. On Thursday, Musk said that Dogge wants to reduce the government’s expenses by at least 15%, which he believes that “is quite attainable.”
Musk has earlier said that the country’s debt is so high that interest payment is more than the entire military budget and it is necessary to prevent the country from drowning in bankruptcy.
Sometime after the president Donald Trump The oath was taken in the office, he gave 18 months to the organization of Musk to streamlin and spend the government operations.
Since then, the department has canceled several diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiative in federal agencies, consulting contracts, leasing for federal buildings and duplicate agencies and programs.
The White House Senior Advisor and Tesla CEO Elon Musk listens during a cabinet meeting organized by President Donald Trump at the White House on March 24, 2025. (Win McNamee / Getty Image / Getty Image)
By 28 March, Dog’s claim On its website that it has saved Americans $ 130 billion, or $ 807.45 per taxpayer per taxpayer, property sales, contract cancellation and renaissance, fraud and unfair payment, grant cancellation, interest saving, programtic change, regulatory savings and reduction in workforce.
However, challenges come with those cuts. Some judges have already called for the restoration of probationary employees in dozens of agencies, which were fired. Last week, two judges issued back-to-back regimens that would effectively restore workers of 24 agencies.
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Musk’s work with Dogi has also inspired the protests of opponents in some cases Targeted teslaThe automaker for which he acts as a CEO. In those events, cases of vandalism are targeted by individual Tesla owners, as well as Ev-Mekar’s dealerships and charging stations.
As of 28 March, Dogi claimed on his website that he had saved Americans from $ 130 billion. (Photo by Samuel Korum / Getty Image / Getty Image)
MPs have also raised some concerns. Sen Lisa Murkowski, R-Lusca, also posted on X earlier this month that Alaska US Agency for International Development Employees informed him about “misleading and callus handling of workers’ affairs by OPM and Dogi and” an incredibly disturbed picture of the world that looks like the world. Without human assistance From the United States. ,
Fox Business’ Eric Revell contributed to this report.
