Alex Gibney said it was discomforting that DOGE staff knew next to nothing about agencies but quickly obtained super‑admin status and could access classified data.
Alex Gibney said it was discomforting that DOGE staff knew next to nothing about agencies but quickly obtained super‑admin status and could access classified data Department of Government Efficiency
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- Alex Gibney said it was discomforting that DOGE staff knew next to nothing about agencies but quickly obtained super‑admin status and could access classified…
After Friday’s screening, Gibney pointed out it was “discomforting” that “one of the things we know about DOGE is that these kids knew next to nothing about the agencies they went into.”
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Origin: extracted from ‘Musk’ Documentary Suggests DOGE’s Real Purpose Was Something Else Entirely · 2026-10-12 16:39