Members of Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, eventually did gain access Saturday to the aid agency’s classified information, which includes intelligence reports, the former official said.

Musk’s DOGE crew lacked high-enough security clearance to access that information, so the two USAID security officials — John Vorhees and deputy Brian McGill — were legally obligated to deny access.

The current and former U.S. officials had knowledge of the incident and spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to share the information.

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    Yes, it’s great experience and will look terrific on their resumes.

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      For the jobs that kids gonna go after? Kid won’t need a fucking resume, CEOs will be sucking his dick to get an in with Musk