Musk wears new MAGA hat exalting Trump at Cabinet meeting

Tesla CEO Elon Musk wears a ‘Trump Was Right About Everything!’ hat while attending a Cabinet meeting at the White House on Monday (Picture: Reuters)
Elon Musk donned a new MAGA hat with the greatest praising message for President Donald Trump yet to a Cabinet meeting.

The head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) wore a red baseball cap with ‘Trump Was Right About Everything!’ in all-capital white lettering and ’45-47′ stitched on the side.

Musk was the only attendee at the Cabinet meeting on Monday afternoon to sport the hat with the big statement.

He also wore a black suit jacket over a black shirt, similar to his attire at a Cabinet meeting last month when he wore a ‘tech support’ shirt under a suit jacket and a dark MAGA hat.

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During the meeting, Trump said, ‘Elon’s a patriot, we want to thank you very much for the job you’re doing, thank you very much.’

The Tesla CEO and X (formerly Twitter) owner remarked: ‘Just trying to the right thing for the American taxpayer and for the American people.

State Secretary Marco Rubio and US Attorney General Pam Bondi, who flanked Trump at the table, and other members clapped for the tech billionaire.

‘Just a thank you to the DOGE team who are likely going to get threats and being accosted. A lot of them are just kids, you know, they’re just trying to help out. And they’re very talented, they could get jobs and earn millions of dollars a year. Instead, they come here to earn peanuts and get death threats, so thanks to the DOGE team.’

CIA Director John Ratcliffe (left), Elon Musk (center) and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer (right) attend a Cabinet meeting hosted by President Donald Trump on Monday (Picture: Getty Images)
Cabinet members clapped for him again.

Musk also brought up a ‘good case of fraud’ of the Small Business Administration handing out $330million worth of loans to people under age 11.

‘Very precocious baby we’re talking about here,’ he said with a laugh.

Musk was the only one at the table without a title on his name card.

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Elon Musk (left) and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer (right) look on as US President Donald Trump hosts a cabinet meeting in the Cabinet Room (Picture: Getty Images)
He appeared at the meeting with Trump’s top advisers hours after a federal judge blocked DOGE from accessing Americans’ public data with the Treasury Department, Education Department and the Office of Personnel Management.

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US District Judge Deborah Boardman found that the Trump administration likely violated federal law by giving DOGE ‘seemingly unfettered access’ to records from those departments. She stated that the government did not sufficiently explain why it needed to access ‘millions of records’ and that the administration could carry out its duties without viewing them.

‘They trusted the federal government to safeguard their information. That public trust likely has been breached,’ wrote Boardman wrote.

The White House has been questioned about Musk’s casual attire in the West Wing, particularly in light of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky receiving criticism for not wearing an suit during his meeting with Trump in the Oval Office.

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