Trump turns now to his "big, beautiful bill" which Musk criticised only days ago - saying he felt it undermined the work he had done to reduce spending, APA reports citing BBC.
Today, the US president says that "some" of the cuts he has listed will sit under the bill, although "most" will come later.
As for Doge itself, Trump tells reporters many of those working in the department are staying on.
He also has a "feeling", he adds, that Musk is "really not leaving" but will be "back and forth".
"It's his baby," he says.
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