“Remove the roots of herbs”

Dubai, United Arab Emirates-The United States government needs to “delete entire agencies” in the cost and efficiency campaign, technological billionaire and co-founder of Tesla Company Elon Musk He said on Thursday when asked if the changes he implemented as part of Donald Trump The administration will continue until after the current president.

“I think we need to delete entire agencies, instead of leaving a portion of it behind … it looks like leaving herbs,” Musk said. “If you do not remove the roots of weeds, it is easy for weeds to grow again. But if you remove the roots of weeds – this does not prevent herbs from returning from ever, but it makes it more difficult.”

Musk, who also founded Spacex and owned the social media platform X, comments while speaking via the video link to an audience at the annual global governments summit in Dubai, as part of a conversation hosted by the Minister of Artificial Intelligence in the United Arab Emirates Imran, delivered children.

“So we have to really delete entire agencies, many of them,” Mousse said. “This does not mean that there will be no increase over time in some new administration, but it will be from a much lower basis line. So it is certain that it is a step in the right direction.”

He added: “Nothing forever, but I think we can greatly strengthen the foundations of the United States.”

Trump appointed the engineer born in South Africa and technology businessman as a “private government employee” and head of the new government efficiency department, or Doug, under management. Musk was explicit about his goals to improve government efficiency and reduce bureaucracy and regulations, and said on Thursday that these efforts could reach a decrease in trillion dollars in the federal deficit by 2026.

Musk already He took an ax to the American Agency for International DevelopmentThe humanitarian arm and international development of the American government, by mainly subjugating the majority of its employees and freezing its financing. Sudden change affects millions of people all over the world, especially in the poorest countries.

The Trump administration said in early February that the US Agency for International Development will close as an independent agency and will be transferred under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a step that requires the approval of Congress.