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'You have fired nobody': Angry Elon Musk reportedly berated Trump cabinet
in tense meeting
 Elon Musk berated a pair of Donald Trump's cabinet members in a tense White
House meeting that ended with the president assuring the public that his
next phase for cutting the federal workforce would be more methodically
carried out.
 The meeting Thursday was hastily scheduled the night before and suggests
Trump has heard the growing complaints about Musk's hasty and seemingly
careless cuts, and the New York Times reported details from inside the
Cabinet Room.
 "Mr. Musk, who wore a suit and tie to Thursday’s meeting instead of his
usual T-shirt after Mr. Trump publicly ribbed him about his sloppy
appearance, defended himself by saying that he has three companies with a
market cap of tens of billions of dollars, and that his results speak for
themselves," wrote reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, although
their sourcing from the meeting was not specified.
 But the meeting quickly turned contentious, as Musk first clashed with
transportation secretary Sean Duffy and then secretary of state Marco
Rubio.
 "Seated diagonally opposite, across the elliptical mahogany table, Elon
Musk was letting Rubio have it, accusing him of failing to slash his
staff," Haberman and Swan wrote. "You have fired 'nobody,' Mr. Musk told
Mr. Rubio, then scornfully added that perhaps the only person he had fired
was a staff member from his Department of Government Efficiency."
 The secretary of state had been furious at Musk since the DOGE team shut
down the U.S. Agency for International Development, which was supposed to
be under Rubio's control, and he accused the tech mogul of not being
truthful about layoffs at the State Department and laid out his own vision
for reorganizing the agency.
 "Mr. Musk was unimpressed," the pair reported. "He told Mr. Rubio he was
'good on TV,' with the clear subtext being that he wasn’t good for much
else. Throughout all of this, the president sat back in his chair, arms
folded, as if he were watching a tennis match."
 The argument dragged on awkwardly for others in the room before Trump
finally intervened to defend Rubio, saying he was doing a "great job" and
was very busy, and he urged everyone to work together, but that
confrontation came after another involving Duffy, who asked about potential
fixes to Federal Aviation Administration equipment for tracking air traffic
– and then commerce secretary Howard Lutnick stepped in to defend Musk.
  "Mr. Duffy said the young staff of DOGE was trying to lay off air traffic
controllers," Haberman and Swan wrote. "What am I supposed to do? Mr. Duffy
said. I have multiple plane crashes to deal with now, and your people want
me to fire air traffic controllers?"
 "Mr. Musk told Mr. Duffy that his assertion was a 'lie,'" the reporters
added. "Mr. Duffy insisted it was not; he had heard it from them directly.
Mr. Musk, asking who had been fired, said: Give me their names. Tell me
their names."
 Duffy argued that he could provide any names because he'd stopped them from
being fired, and Musk then changed the topic to individuals whom he said
were hired under diversity, equity and inclusion programs working in
control towers, and after a back-and-forth on that topic Musk urged the
transportation secretary to call later on his private phone.
 "The exchange ended with Mr. Trump telling Mr. Duffy that he had to hire
people from M.I.T. as air traffic controllers," Haberman and Swan wrote.
"These air traffic controllers need to be 'geniuses.'"