Elon Musk tries to stick to spacecraft

Elon Musk’s interview with CBS on Sunday morning seems to be uncomfortable, as reporter David Glu asked SpaceX’s CEO for his thoughts about his ally Donald Trump policies, including increasing restrictions by international students.

« I think we want to stick to the topic of the day, which is like spacecraft, unlike, you know, presidential politics, » Musk said.

Pogue seemed surprised, answering, « Oh, well, I told me, » Everything is fine. « 

« No, » Musk said as he was looking into the distance. « Well … no. »

However, he commented on the dispute over his Ministry of Efficiency of the Government, which makes aggressive redundancies in federal agencies and that Musk complained, became the « boy for beating everything. »

« If there was any cut, real or imaginary, everyone would blame Dodge, » he said.

Musk also suggested that he was « a little stuck in bonding » when it comes to the Trump administration, where « I do not want to speak against the administration, but I also do not want to take responsibility for everything that the administration does. »

The Pogue interview was conducted before SpaceX’s Starship Flight on Tuesday, which saw that the ship was successfully launched but loses control over Reentry. Asked if there is anything that connects his various companies-in addition to SpaceX, there is Tesla (faced with current Antimus protests), XAI and X (before Twitter), Neuralink, and the boring mosque company replied: « I guess you could think about business as things that improve the probable tune of the utility

At that time, Musk was supposedly pulling back from his government work, but said he would remain engaged for a day or two a week. He told Pogue, « Dog will continue, just like a lifestyle. And I will participate in this, but as I said publicly, my focus should be on companies at this point. »

Pogue noted that after their conversation, a clip of the interview with Musk’s comments, criticizing Trump’s budget, sparked his own news cycle-soon afterwards Musk said he ended his time as a special civil servant. Trump, however, later said that Musk « is not actually leaving. »