Trump talks about DOGE emails, Musk from Oval Office
President Trump answered questions on a range of topics after signing more executive order from the Oval Office. The president was asked about the DOGE emails, which requested federal workers to detail what they did in the past week using five bullet points. "It's somewhat voluntary," Trump said. "But it's also I guess if you don't answer, you get fired."
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