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Elon Musk has effectively confirmed that SpaceX will soon go public while expressing regret over his role leading the Department of Government Efficiency ($DOGE).
When space journalist Eric Berger posted his analysis titled “Here’s why I think SpaceX is going public soon,” Musk replied: “As usual, Eric is accurate.” Berger is widely regarded as the most reliable reporter covering SpaceX.
In a podcast interview released Tuesday with former $DOGE spokeswoman Katie Miller, Musk said he would not participate in $DOGE again. “I think instead of doing $DOGE, I would’ve basically worked on my companies,” he said. “And they wouldn’t have been burning the cars” — referencing vandalism incidents at Tesla dealerships during his government tenure.
Musk described $DOGE as only “a little bit successful” and “somewhat successful,” a notably modest assessment. He broke with President Trump in June after calling the administration’s tax bill “utterly insane and destructive.”
The simultaneous IPO confirmation and $DOGE regret signal Musk’s pivot back to his business empire after a turbulent political chapter.