The agency has been criticised by Democrats who have accused it of a lack of transparency, and its efforts have also been hampered by legal challenges. But Musk, who was questioned by reporters for the first time since Trump took office last month, described sweeping government cuts as "common sense" measures that are "not draconian or radical". "The people voted for major government reform and that's what the people are going to get," he said. "That's what democracy is all about."
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