Is it a coincidence they all look like young Hitler
BeMancini on
May he literally never find work again.
Reddit_anon_man on
Great read!
“Over the course of a six hour long or so deposition, Justin Fox, a former investment banker turned DOGE bro, refused to define what he believes counts as DEI; admitted he used ChatGPT to scan government contracts for terms such as “Black” and “homosexual” but not “white” or “caucasian;” and said that one of the grants he helped slash was “not for the benefit of humankind” before walking that claim back.”
404mediaco on
Over the course of a six hour long or so deposition, Justin Fox, a former investment banker turned DOGE bro, refused to define what he believes counts as DEI; admitted he used ChatGPT to scan government contracts for terms such as “Black” and “homosexual” but not “white” or “caucasian;” and said that one of the grants he helped slash was “not for the benefit of humankind” before walking that claim back.
I watched all of Fox’s deposition from start to finish. The terse exchanges, the circular arguments, the pregnant pauses, all of it. The videos, available publicly on YouTube, were released as part of a lawsuit by the Modern Language Association, American Council of Learned Societies, and American Historical Association. They provide fascinating, or perhaps horrifying, insight into the thinking of someone inside DOGE. Even with Fox’s inability to answer seemingly easy questions, the responses are still illustrative of the recklessness and hamfisted nature of a group of young, inexperienced people who caused massive damage across the U.S. government, leading to negative consequences outside of it. DOGE as an organization has been linked to 300,000 deaths due to its cuts and multiple significant data breaches. All the while, DOGE did not actually reduce the government’s deficit.
Before joining DOGE, Fox was an associate at the Los Angeles-based private equity firm Nexus Capital. Now he is a co-founder of a company called Special, with Nate Cavanaugh, another DOGE member. Fox says the company is “buying businesses in senior care, adopting technology to pay the nurses and caregivers more, so that the aging population has enough nurses to meet the demand.” Before joining DOGE, he had no experience in government nor public grant administration, he says in the deposition.
Again, just further adding onto the mountain of proof that all Republicans care about is getting rich at the cost of cruelty to minorities. Its sickening how this doesnt piss off every American.
surfnfish1972 on
He looks exactly like what you would expect. Still cannot believe the Muskrat got away with this.
Chrimaho on
Arrogance and sheer stupidity are ridiculous together.
BusyHands_ on
Watched a few of the videos.
Each of these douchebags comes across as widely narcissistic as fuck. Their eyes were dead similar to that Kirk woman grifter.
They obviously didn’t give a shit about the impact of their decisions.
MattJFarrell on
If you’ve got an itch for deposition stuff, I have to recommend the podcast Knowledge Fight’s “Formulaic Objections” episodes about the depositions of Alex Jones and his staff about his Sandy Hook lawsuit. It’s fascinating how many people think they can outsmart the lawyer across the table from them in a deposition. If you’re being deposed, you’re already losing. Say as little as possible. But so many people think they can talk their way out of it. There’s no argument to be won here, only evidence to be gathered.
michaelcreiter on
He looks like a serial killer
ghostthemost on
If you ever feel unqualified for your job, please review this to feel better.
JimJava on
For the DOGE and MAGAT crowd, cruelty to others is more important over personal benefit. They prioritize their ideology and dominance above ethics and morals. Government sanctioned harm is ok, even if the cause is manufactured.
shiromiso on
How about deposing the actual man who put a bunch of randoms in charge and is responsible for the damage they did? Where’s our buddy musk ?
The_real_bandito on
What’s funnier is that this guy is supposed to be one of Elon’s geniuses
paintstudiodisaster on
He’ll be a billionaire one day and control our country.
tedstriker2015 on
This is what America voted for. It was a campaign promise.
bluelily216 on
“In my opinion, what is certainly not wasteful is food stamps, healthcare, Medicare, Medicaid funding,” Fox says. Later he adds when discussing a specific cut grant: “those dollars could be getting put to something like food stamps or Medicaid for grandma in a rural county.”
That’s such an disingenuous argument because he knew that’s not what the intention was. They weren’t saving money for Memaw, and his claim otherwise makes me realize how stupid they believe us to be.
t00oldforthis on
They should make billboards of all these Elon stans, hopefully none of them can ever find work again.
DumbestBitchYouKnow on
May he have a lifetime of never getting laid
Spiritual_Room6833 on
Put every single one of them in prison for 10 years
xrunawaywolf on
r/conservatives will love this
Muladhara86 on
“I didn’t see anything wrong taking away these peoples’ livelihoods because it was in service of reducing the deficit.”
These dudes deserve to be hounded by their fellow Americans for the rest of their miserable existences
Beginning_Zombie3850 on
The Trump administration is DEI for unqualified, mediocre white men.
iAMTinman_Dealwithit on
Just want to say I appreciate you for doing this for the public. Have been watching, and ready to join whatever group will have me to stop this. Active in my state, but lines and goalposts keep getting crossed.
loodog on
DOGE was the grift of grifts
drk_knight_67 on
“Fox says the job was to “reduce wasteful spending and non-critical spend” in the context of the U.S.’s two trillion dollar deficiency. When asked if he felt any remorse for those who lost grants, he says, “Sorry for those impacted, but there is a bigger problem, and that’s ultimately—the more important piece is reducing the government spend.”
So he reduces the government spend while the DOD eats fucking lobster tails and rib eye steak.
Responsible-House523 on
All white privileged men passing their uninformed judgment on things they don’t understand. Sounds like the GOP to me.
CeramicLicker on
“Why would learning about anti-Black violence not be to the benefit of humankind, the plaintiffs’ attorney asks.”
God, thank you. I’m so glad to see people asking these jerks actual follow up questions. Not that he’s capable of reasonably answering, of course.
But it’s so frustrating how long they’ve been making it clear they don’t really consider black, or gay, or female, or disabled, or immigrant people people and how little they’ve had to account for that belief.
olyfrijole on
OP doin’ the lord’s work. Hope you have carved out some time to spend outside or with your loved ones so you can restore your faith in nature and humanity.
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Is it a coincidence they all look like young Hitler
May he literally never find work again.
Great read!
“Over the course of a six hour long or so deposition, Justin Fox, a former investment banker turned DOGE bro, refused to define what he believes counts as DEI; admitted he used ChatGPT to scan government contracts for terms such as “Black” and “homosexual” but not “white” or “caucasian;” and said that one of the grants he helped slash was “not for the benefit of humankind” before walking that claim back.”
Over the course of a six hour long or so deposition, Justin Fox, a former investment banker turned DOGE bro, refused to define what he believes counts as DEI; admitted he used ChatGPT to scan government contracts for terms such as “Black” and “homosexual” but not “white” or “caucasian;” and said that one of the grants he helped slash was “not for the benefit of humankind” before walking that claim back.
I watched all of Fox’s deposition from start to finish. The terse exchanges, the circular arguments, the pregnant pauses, all of it. The videos, available publicly on YouTube, were released as part of a lawsuit by the Modern Language Association, American Council of Learned Societies, and American Historical Association. They provide fascinating, or perhaps horrifying, insight into the thinking of someone inside DOGE. Even with Fox’s inability to answer seemingly easy questions, the responses are still illustrative of the recklessness and hamfisted nature of a group of young, inexperienced people who caused massive damage across the U.S. government, leading to negative consequences outside of it. DOGE as an organization has been linked to 300,000 deaths due to its cuts and multiple significant data breaches. All the while, DOGE did not actually reduce the government’s deficit.
Before joining DOGE, Fox was an associate at the Los Angeles-based private equity firm Nexus Capital. Now he is a co-founder of a company called Special, with Nate Cavanaugh, another DOGE member. Fox says the company is “buying businesses in senior care, adopting technology to pay the nurses and caregivers more, so that the aging population has enough nurses to meet the demand.” Before joining DOGE, he had no experience in government nor public grant administration, he says in the deposition.
Read more: [https://www.404media.co/i-watched-6-hours-of-doge-bro-testimony-heres-what-they-had-to-say-for-themselves/](https://www.404media.co/i-watched-6-hours-of-doge-bro-testimony-heres-what-they-had-to-say-for-themselves/)
ITT: people shocked at predictable behavior.
Again, just further adding onto the mountain of proof that all Republicans care about is getting rich at the cost of cruelty to minorities. Its sickening how this doesnt piss off every American.
He looks exactly like what you would expect. Still cannot believe the Muskrat got away with this.
Arrogance and sheer stupidity are ridiculous together.
Watched a few of the videos.
Each of these douchebags comes across as widely narcissistic as fuck. Their eyes were dead similar to that Kirk woman grifter.
They obviously didn’t give a shit about the impact of their decisions.
If you’ve got an itch for deposition stuff, I have to recommend the podcast Knowledge Fight’s “Formulaic Objections” episodes about the depositions of Alex Jones and his staff about his Sandy Hook lawsuit. It’s fascinating how many people think they can outsmart the lawyer across the table from them in a deposition. If you’re being deposed, you’re already losing. Say as little as possible. But so many people think they can talk their way out of it. There’s no argument to be won here, only evidence to be gathered.
He looks like a serial killer
If you ever feel unqualified for your job, please review this to feel better.
For the DOGE and MAGAT crowd, cruelty to others is more important over personal benefit. They prioritize their ideology and dominance above ethics and morals. Government sanctioned harm is ok, even if the cause is manufactured.
How about deposing the actual man who put a bunch of randoms in charge and is responsible for the damage they did? Where’s our buddy musk ?
What’s funnier is that this guy is supposed to be one of Elon’s geniuses
He’ll be a billionaire one day and control our country.
This is what America voted for. It was a campaign promise.
“In my opinion, what is certainly not wasteful is food stamps, healthcare, Medicare, Medicaid funding,” Fox says. Later he adds when discussing a specific cut grant: “those dollars could be getting put to something like food stamps or Medicaid for grandma in a rural county.”
That’s such an disingenuous argument because he knew that’s not what the intention was. They weren’t saving money for Memaw, and his claim otherwise makes me realize how stupid they believe us to be.
They should make billboards of all these Elon stans, hopefully none of them can ever find work again.
May he have a lifetime of never getting laid
Put every single one of them in prison for 10 years
r/conservatives will love this
“I didn’t see anything wrong taking away these peoples’ livelihoods because it was in service of reducing the deficit.”
“Do you reduce the deficit?”
“No.”
That paywall can suck my ass
https://archive.is/20260312195402/https://www.404media.co/i-watched-6-hours-of-doge-bro-testimony-heres-what-they-had-to-say-for-themselves/
What did the hitler youth have to say?
These dudes deserve to be hounded by their fellow Americans for the rest of their miserable existences
The Trump administration is DEI for unqualified, mediocre white men.
Just want to say I appreciate you for doing this for the public. Have been watching, and ready to join whatever group will have me to stop this. Active in my state, but lines and goalposts keep getting crossed.
DOGE was the grift of grifts
“Fox says the job was to “reduce wasteful spending and non-critical spend” in the context of the U.S.’s two trillion dollar deficiency. When asked if he felt any remorse for those who lost grants, he says, “Sorry for those impacted, but there is a bigger problem, and that’s ultimately—the more important piece is reducing the government spend.”
So he reduces the government spend while the DOD eats fucking lobster tails and rib eye steak.
All white privileged men passing their uninformed judgment on things they don’t understand. Sounds like the GOP to me.
“Why would learning about anti-Black violence not be to the benefit of humankind, the plaintiffs’ attorney asks.”
God, thank you. I’m so glad to see people asking these jerks actual follow up questions. Not that he’s capable of reasonably answering, of course.
But it’s so frustrating how long they’ve been making it clear they don’t really consider black, or gay, or female, or disabled, or immigrant people people and how little they’ve had to account for that belief.
OP doin’ the lord’s work. Hope you have carved out some time to spend outside or with your loved ones so you can restore your faith in nature and humanity.