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Urgent Editor's Note: As Elon Musk makes his dramatic exit from the White House, insiders reveal a deeper story behind his $160 billion DOGE savings claim. While the Tesla CEO transitions to phone calls instead of West Wing meetings, questions emerge about the true cost of his efficiency drive. With Trump extending an open invitation to "stay as long as you want," and protesters targeting Tesla vehicles, the real impact of Musk's government role may be yet to unfold. Read our full analysis below to understand what this means for investors as the DOGE mandate continues through 2026. Trusted Partner Presentation
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In what appeared to be his final formal Cabinet meeting, Elon Musk received a standing ovation from President Trump's team on Wednesday, marking a symbolic end to his hands-on leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The Tesla CEO, wearing two Trump hats – "even my hat has a hat," he quipped – claimed the initiative has saved taxpayers $160 billion.
While Musk will maintain an advisory role, his physical presence at the White House has already diminished. "Instead of meeting with him in person, I'm talking to him on the phone, but it's the same net effect," White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles told the New York Post. This shift comes as Musk plans to devote more time to Tesla, which recently reported a 71% profit drop.
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The $160 billion figure Musk cited Wednesday represents a dramatic scaling back from his initial $2 trillion target. However, some experts dispute even this lower number. The Partnership for Public Service estimates that DOGE-related "firings, re-hirings, lost productivity and paid leave of thousands of workers will cost upward of $135 billion this fiscal year," according to recent reports.
"You have been treated unfairly," Trump told Musk during Wednesday's meeting. "But the vast majority of people in this country really respect and appreciate you... You're invited to stay as long as you want." Musk responded by acknowledging the challenges, noting protesters "do like to burn my cars, which is not great."
While Musk transitions to spending "a day or two per week" on government matters, his team remains active in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. DOGE's mandate continues until July 4, 2026, though its effectiveness without Musk's daily involvement remains to be seen.
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