- Elon Musk will attend Trump’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday night.
- It’s similar to a State of the Union address.
- The DOGE leader recently attended Trump’s first Cabinet meeting.
Elon Musk is coming back to Capitol Hill on Tuesday night.
The defacto leader of the White House DOGE office will attend President Donald Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress, a White House spokesman confirmed to BI on Monday.
The speech, expected to begin at 9 p.m. Eastern time, is akin to a State of the Union address, where the president delivers a nationally televised speech before senators and members of Congress in the House chamber.
Trump’s address is expected to cover his presidential agenda, and the president could make new announcements on tariffs, taxes, AI, and DOGE.
Musk, a special advisor to Trump, recently attended the president’s first Cabinet meeting, standing off to the side in a “tech support” T-shirt while providing an update about DOGE’s work.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO last attended a speech in the House chamber in July, when Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech to a joint session of Congress.
