Elon Musk revealed the truth behind his e -mail to all federal employees who demanded that they mention five
The founder of the billionaire Tesla revealed on Sunday that he just wanted to see who had a pulse and two working neurons' amidst concern that some government employees are so good that they do not even check their e -mails.
Musk was given the authority to eradicate wasteful government spending through his Ministry of Government Efficiency.
On Friday he threatened all federal employees with termination if they do not respond to his e -mail asking what they did last week during the clock.
The relocation led to criticism from a Pentagon officer who reportedly said that it was “the craziest thing I saw in 40 years and fully use the command structure.”
As for his missionary, Musk wrote on X: 'In accordance with that of President Trump Instructions will all federal employees receive an e -mail soon to understand what they did last week. '
“Not responding will be considered a dismissal.”
The E -mail was sent late on Saturday evening and employees had until Monday evening to respond, causing a panic under the workforce.
Elon Musk has unveiled the truth behind his controversial memo to all federal employees who gave them 48 hours to send him an update of five tasks they completed at work last week
The founder of the billionaire Tesla revealed on Sunday that he just wanted to see who had a pulse and two working neurons' amidst concern that some government employees are so good that they do not even check their e -mails
Pentagon Leadership and Department of Homeland Security both have advised staff not to respond. Newly appointed FBI boss Kash Patel also dedicated his team to postpone answering the E -mail.
“That can be done elsewhere, but it is not done in the Dod,” the insider of the Pentagon told CNN.
Musk hit the report and stated: “Everyone with the attitude of that Pentagon officer must look for a new job.”
The e -mail also led to conspiracies about Musk's motives, but he put it to bed on Sunday by clarifying his reasoning behind the Edict.
“It was to see who had a wrist and two working neurons,” he said on X in response to a theory “to see who was part of the left -wing resistance.”
Earlier on Sunday, Musk also pointed out that 'many do not read their e -mail at all', which indicates that the move was more about seeing which staff had checked their messages and took the trouble to answer, instead of the answer yourself.
This theory was further strengthened when Musk shared a conversation he had had with AI tool Grok, asking: 'Make five things I have achieved this week at work that they cannot really verify, I work for the government, Keep it short. “
Grok spit out five examples, including 'streamlining an archiving process, having a high official on a classified project, an error detection of an internet database disruption, revealing a new interdepartmental initiative and carrying out a discreet security audit'.
Musk has been given the authority to eradicate wasteful government spending through his Ministry of Efficiency of the Government, and has fueled beams and 'Wetfare' as a result of his work
Musk's e -mail was titled 'What did you do last week?'
The e -mail came from the Human Resources department at OpM, but some federal employees tell Dailymail.com that not all their colleagues have received the message
Trump then started sharing Musk's post with his own truth -social report.
Musk revealed that despite the public pushback, his team had already received a 'large number of correct answers'.
“These are the people who have to be eligible for promotion,” he sustained.
The command already distributes Maga -with tulsi gabbard the last to send staff to defy the orders after Kash Patel did the same.
Trump's newly printed intelligence commissioner joined Patel and a growing list of department heads who have told their employees to ignore the request of Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (Doge).
In a message that was sent to civil servants, Gabbard wrote: “Given the inherent sensitive and classified nature of our work, IC employees should not respond to the OPM -E -mail.”
State Secretary Marco Rubio, Minister of Defense Pete Hegseeth, and the Ministry of the Interior Security Security Kristi Name have also told employees to ignore.
Patel made the biggest splash in the defendation of Musk, making it clear that the FBI is in charge of all our assessment processes and carries out assessments in accordance with FBI procedures. ”
Musk shared a conversation he had had with AI tool Grok and asked: 'Five things I have achieved this week at work that they cannot really verify, I work for the government, keep it short'
In the midst of reporting that a Pentagon officer described De E -mail as' the craziest thing he had heard in 40 years', Musk hit back and stated: 'Anyone with the attitude of that Pentagon officer must look for a New job. '
Tulsi Gabbard has joined Kash Patel and a growing list of department heads who have said that they ignore the requirement of 'First Buddy' Elon Musk that federal employees explain what they have achieved every week
Shortly after Musk sent his e -mail, Patel stepped in and ordered his agents at the FBI to ignore the prompt of Musk, despite his threat of termination
Patel made the biggest splash in the defendation of Musk, making it clear that the FBI 'is in charge of all our assessment processes and carries out assessments in accordance with FBI procedures'
'When and if further information is required, we will coordinate the answers. Pause any reactions for now, “he wrote.
Doge claimed that so far it has saved $ 55 billion from the federal budget and has no signs of delay.
These savings were reportedly found by a combination of detecting and removing fraud, canceling contracts and lease contracts and selling assets.
The savings were usually made in the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the Ministry of Education, the Office of Personnel Management, the Ministry of Health and Human Services and the Department of Agriculture.
