Wyden demands answers to the Musk staff who are looking for access to the US financial system

Washington, DC (Katu) – Senator Ron Wyden, D-OR. The system, which is managed by apolitical employees, takes over trillion dollars every year, including social security and medicare services, tax credits and payments to government companies, some of which compete with companies in possession of Musks.

“In order to express it bluntly, these payment systems simply cannot fail, and all politically motivated interference in them risk serious damage to our country and the economy,” wrote Wyden in a letter to Besset. “I am deeply concerned that these civil servants who are connected to Musk may have intended to access these payment systems according to the Federal Grant and Loan freezen at the beginning of this week in order to illegally keep payments illegal.”

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Wyden continued to comment on Musk’s business relationships to China and explained: “The press previously reported that Musk has refused a high -ranking approval for the access of the most sensitive secrets of the government. I am concerned that Musk’s enormous business in China … the US cyber security creates and creates conflicts of interest that make its access to these systems a national security risk. “

Wyden’s letter asked the financial department several questions, including the question of whether civil servants who were connected to Musk or Doge, and access to the office of the tax service system and if so, according to which legal authority and for what purpose. The senator also inquired about potential conflicts of interest from the finance department of the finance processes due to the business processes of Musk in China.