Three months after President Donald Trump announced Elon Musk would head up a cost-cutting initiative, and nearly a month after its official creation, the White House has not made public an ethics form disclosing the tech billionaire’s finances or his conflicts of interest.

Elon Musk has not yet submitted the mandatory financial disclosure form required of high-level government officials. Nearly three weeks after his appointment, his financial details have not been made public.

The billionaire, who is serving President Trump as an unpaid “special government employee,” will file a confidential report on his financial interests, according to a White House official.

A pair of lawsuits say that, with all the power he has accumulated, Musk is violating the Constitution's rules about the appointment of federal officers.

The U.S. government was set up to have checks and balances. It’s something a progressive pundit on X, Alex Cole, thinks South African native Elon Musk should learn about. “,” Cole wrote, along with a screenshot of Musk posting to X: “If ANY judge ANYWHERE can stop EVERY Presidential action EVERYWHERE,