Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) head Elon Musk shared his concerns for the country and future generations during the second installment of his exclusive interview with Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier.
“Well, there’s a lot of things that I suppose that I worry about. And some of these things will seem esoteric to people. The birth rate is very low in almost every country, and unless that changes, civilization will disappear,” Musk said in part two of his “Special Report” exclusive interview Friday.
Musk pointed to declining birth rates in the U.S. and Korea, warning that “nothing seems to be turning that around. Humanity is dying.”
After dishing out details about DOGE’s cost-cutting mission, Baier took a more personal turn in his one-on-one with Musk Friday. In addition to his concern about declining birthrates, the Tesla founder also explained his worries for America’s future.
“I worry generally about the strength of America. America is the central column that holds up all of Western civilization… If that column fails, it’s all over. You can’t run off to New Zealand or some other place. It’s over. So either we strengthen that column and make sure America is strong, and we’ll be strong for a long time, or that roof’s coming down,” he told Baier.
Musk said he remained optimistic about “the potential for a great future as long as America remains the land of freedom and opportunity.” He went on to praise the efforts of President Donald Trump and the DOGE team in fighting to secure the “fundamental principles” of freedom.
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