Elon Musk dropped a shocking revelation about how the government handed the Navy $12 billion to build new submarines, only to find that not a single submarine was built with the money.
Musk, who revealed that he first heard the revelation from Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine), said Navy officials shrugged when asked where the money for the submarines went.
“There’s a case where I think Senator Collins was telling me about how she gave the Navy $12 billion for more submarines, got no extra submarines, and then held a hearing to say where the $12 billion went,” Musk told Joe Rogan.
“And they were like, we don’t know. That was it. I mean, basically, stuff is so crazy only the Federal Government could get away with this level of waste,” Musk added.
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The Tesla CEO noted how the government could save $100 billion a year just by forcing agencies to explain what their payments are for.
Under the current system, the government can send payments with no categorization code, meaning they do not have to explain what it’s for—essentially handing out blank checks.
Musk further explained that public companies would be immediately delisted, and their executives would “be thrown in prison” if they were to do the same thing.
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Both Musk and Rogan then expressed outrage over how National Security Agency (NSA) staffers spent taxpayer time turning government servers into porn chat rooms.
“Your tax dollars at work,” Musk mocked.
“That’s not what they should be talking about at all. Supposed to be protecting the country.”
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard fired the NSA workers after it was discovered they engaged in explicit behavior on group chats.
“This behavior is unacceptable and those involved WILL be held accountable,” Gabbard posted on X.
Musk went on to slam the so-called “threat to democracy” slogan, describing it as a cover for a “threat to bureaucracy.”
He also exposed the government’s use of taxpayer-funded NGOs as a loophole to funnel billions of dollars into shady organizations—doing things that would be illegal if the government did it themselves.
Musk said that the term NGO is an “oxymoron” because the government funds these so-called nongovernmental organizations.
“The whole NGO thing is a nightmare. And it’s a misnomer because if you have a government-funded nongovernmental organization, you’re simply a government-funded organization. It’s an oxymoron,” Musk explained.
As we reported last week, a left-wing nongovernmental organization (NGO) received $17 million in U.S. taxpayer money to create a low-quality Muppets knock-off puppet show to “promote democracy.”
The show was created by The United States Democracy Center, an NGO founded by an anti-Trump figure who played a key role in the President’s first impeachment.
“They got money, and they did something with that. It was just awful. Jim Henson would roll in his grave. And it was weird because all the videos have less than 200 views,” DataRepublican, who exposed the scam, explained.
“They didn’t even try to promote them with ads or anything. So where did the $17 million go?” she asked.
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DataRepublican also exposed the “Uniparty” as a group of NGOs partially funded by the American taxpayer.
Several NGOs, heavily backed by USAID and the U.S. State Department, act as the Uniparty’s enforcement arm, pushing propaganda under the guise of “protecting democracy,” according to her investigation.
During the Cold War, the group shifted its mission from spreading democracy to consolidating its power under the guise of protecting democracy.
Rogan asked Musk what he expected to uncover when he first launched DOGE.
Musk replied, “I thought it would be bad, but I did not think it would be as bad as this.”
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