Dog is more preoccupied than ever – Trump says Elon Musk is really not leaving. “

Elon Musk will not completely come out of the so -called Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doug) – and its activities are intensified only. Friday, President Donald Trump He threw cold water on the idea that musk will completely disappear from Doug and White House Forever. “Elon is not really leaving,” Trump said at a joint press conference with Musk at the Oval Office. “He will be back and forth. He is his child, he will do a lot of things.”

“I expect to continue to provide advice,” said Musk, wearing a black hat with a black hat written on it and a black shirt. “I expect to stay a friend and advisor.”

Federal workers tell at least six agencies WIRED Work similar to Dog Rising in their sections.

Both Dog’s new and familiar faces have been detailed to new agencies, according to the sources. The members of the MUCK Early Duwaij team, including Luke Farritor, Gavin Kligh, Edward Coristine and Sam Corcos, met with a number of departments and agencies – including the treasury, the management and budget office, and the FBI – in recent days, continued to work as I learned WIRED.

The team appears to be actively recruited, according to the documents seen by WIRED.

During the past week, federal workers were also asked to quickly review contracts and cancel contracts throughout the government. Trump appears to confirm that the contracts were under review at the press conference on Friday: “Many contracts, Elon, are now seen.”

Some agencies have also received visits from Duji at their headquarters, and they learned WIRED.

“This does not seem to be a group that disappears, it looks like a group that digs like a parasite,” tells the IT specialist at the Ministry of Agriculture (USDA) WIRED.

Since Dog started for the first time her work in Washington in late January, her representatives have been keen to reduce what they see as unnecessary spending in the government. In recent weeks, the pressure to reduce contracts and the cancellation of contracts, specifically focused on manpower and information technology management, has increased significantly, telling multiple sources in a variety of WIRED agencies.

“The biggest thing is that we are asked to reduce the largest possible number of software and employment contracts,” one of the technology workers in the Ministry of Interior (DOI) tells us, saying that the average goal, as they understand, is “saving money and efficiency in his home.”

“We cut developers, communications, server responsibility, communication center employees, etc.,” says a source source. “Some things have been uprised and the pieces can be used. Others will suffer, and our service will be deteriorated for the public.”

Employees of the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS), and all agencies under an umbrella, have been told that the contracts must have a new approval process called the Directory of Administration’s efficiency (DER). Any application for a request or approval of the contract is stopped until after the workers submit a model for the start of Der and the office of the Deputy Secretary of the Secretary reviews, according to an email about the process obtained by WIRED. Email also states that the review will indicate any contracts that appear expensive and excessive.