David Farenthold

David Farenthold, an investigative reporter for The New York Times renowned for his Pulitzer Prize-winning work, and Vittoria Elliott, a Wired reporter focusing on tech and government, delve into the shortcomings of Doge. They discuss the empty promises of saving $1 trillion, revealing that federal spending actually increased. Farenthold outlines the chaotic approach taken by Doge, while Elliott highlights the ongoing impact of Doge operatives within federal agencies. The conversation unveils serious implications for both governance and public service.