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Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency are making chainsaw cuts to a large number of federal agencies whose functions might once have been viewed as sacrosanct.

But the changes he wants to make at the FAA are next level.

Because in addition to pushing more than 1,300 workers out the door and freezing hires for the time being.

Musk also wants to change an established contract for modernizing communication systems at the FAA,

so one of his companies can do part of the gig instead.

From KERA in Dallas, this is Think.

I'm Chris Boyd.

While some critics are concerned about the potential

for compromised aviation safety and conflicts of interest, for now, what we know is that all

this rapid change has been a recipe for low morale and high anxiety among remaining FAA staffers.

Isaac Stanley Becker is a staff writer at the Atlantic where he reported on all of this in his article,

the FAA's troubles are more serious than you know. Isaac, welcome to think.

It's great to be with you.

President Trump immediately blamed that horrible mid-air collision on January 29th in Washington, D.C.,

on DEI initiatives within the federal government. Before we get

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