An investigation reveals that Elon Musk's extensive recreational drug use, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms, escalated during his role as a close adviser to Donald Trump. His habits reportedly resulted in bladder issues, raising concerns about the impact on his performance. Musk, who contributed $275 million to Trump's campaign, misrepresented the frequency of his drug use in interviews. Despite being classified as a special government employee, his drug use violates federal workplace policies. His erratic behavior and subsequent resignation from government service prompted discussions about the consequences of such drug habits on professional responsibilities.
Musk's drug use reportedly intensified as he donated $275m to Trump's presidential campaign and later wielded significant power through his role spearheading the department of government efficiency, or Doge.
The Doge leader developed what those sources described to the Times as a serious ketamine habit, consuming the powerful anesthetic sometimes daily rather than the small amount taken about once every two weeks he claimed in interviews.
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