After 114 Days, Elon Musk Is Officially Leaving The White House - Foreign Affairs - Nairaland

 

Elon Musk's days working at the White House are over.

Musk, the billionaire Tesla CEO whom President Donald Trump enlisted to cut waste in the federal government, started offboarding from his role Wednesday, a White House official told NBC News, a day after he criticized a Republican bill to fund much of Trump’s agenda.

Two sources later confirmed to NBC News that Musk's more than 114-day long tenure as a special government employee officially concluded Wednesday evening.

Musk commented on his exit Wednesday on X, his social media platform. He called for the “DOGE mission” to become “a way of life throughout the government,” referring to his Department of Government Efficiency initiative.


After 114 Days, Elon Musk Is Officially Leaving The White House

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