He spent 11 months inside DOGE. Now he wants to set the record straight.
- Posted on September 21, 2026
- By Washington Post
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In brief
Tyler Hassen opens up about his eleven-month experience within DOGE, revealing the internal dynamics and organizational challenges that shaped the department's trajectory. Through his memoir and candid interview, Hassen addresses misconceptions, explores the cultural tensions that emerged during implementation, and provides an insider's perspective on how leadership decisions impacted the agency's public perception and operational effectiveness.
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He spent 11 months inside DOGE. Now he wants to set the record straight.
In his first major interview about his tell-all memoir, Tyler Hassen describes the culture clash surrounding DOGE’s mission and the backlash that followed.
