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With Tesla's profits down 71%, Musk pulling back from work with DOGE
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April 23, 2025
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0:58Now PlayingBillionaire Elon Musk says he plans to limit his time with the White House’s cost-cutting effort, DOGE, starting next month after Tesla, where he’s the CEO, posted a 71% drop in profits last quarter.
On an earnings call, Musk said his work to establish DOGE was “mostly done” and that he expects to soon work just a “day or two per week” on White House matters.
President Trump has supported Musk’s efforts, but his hard-charging approach defying norms and procedures has frustrated others in the administration. Still, Musk said he plans to be involved in government work in some fashion for as long as Trump allows.
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