Elon Musk announced his departure from the Trump administration and a shift back to leading his tech companies, SpaceX, Tesla, and xAI.
Musk distanced himself from his unpopular Washington stint, emphasizing his dedication to his businesses after working around the clock once again.
He criticized Trump's tax bill and highlighted the challenges in improving government efficiency in DC.
Musk's departure from the Trump administration was confirmed by a White House official without any formal conversation with Trump.
He acknowledged spending too much time on politics and vowed to focus on his tech empire to save humanity through innovative technologies.
Musk's pivot away from politics follows Doge's failure to deliver significant budget savings, leading to criticism from Musk on politicians and bureaucrats.
Musk blamed politicians for hindering Doge's progress, while advocating for radical productivity improvements to save the country from bankruptcy.
The public backlash against Musk's political involvement affected Tesla's sales and his popularity, prompting a shift back to focusing on his businesses.
Despite setbacks and criticism, Musk continues to promote ambitious projects like humanoid robots, emphasizing their potential economic impact.
Musk is returning to selling a future where technology revolutionizes industries, portraying a vision of unlimited economic potential with innovations like humanoid robots.