Will the DOGE cuts become reality or does his exit end the effort for big change in Washington? “Elon is out. On May 30th, of course, is 130 days, and that’s the limit that you’re supposed to do. But Elon Musk has seen his personal side suffer as a result of his work. Sales are down by about half in Europe, which is a little misleading because truthfully, all auto brand sales are way off in Europe. But nonetheless, if you don’t pay attention to your business on a daily basis, you pay a price for it. Elon Musk has. He’s going back to business. What do you think, A) of the job he’s done, B) of the relationship that he and Trump have? And should we expect to see any more of Elon going forward?”
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