WASHINGTON — Billionaire Elon Musk is opening up on his time at the Department of Government Efficiency in a new interview with former Trump adviser Katie Miller.

In a new episode of "The Katie Miller Podcast," released Tuesday, Musk said the department, known as DOGE, had been a "little bit successful" in its goal of cutting federal spending and regulations. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO, who also owns the social media platform X, still broadly defended President Donald Trump's controversial pop-up agency that Musk left in the spring before it shuttered officially last month.

Miller, who worked as a spokesperson for DOGE, is married to Stephen Miller, Trump's White House deputy chief of staff. Miller and Musk sat in chairs facing each other for a conversation that lasted more than 50

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