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In response to a widely shared video of his high school commencement speech, Vivek Ramaswamy says, "I was against."

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After Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk were chosen by Donald Trump to head the newly established "DOGE," their high school graduation speech went viral.

Following President-elect Donald Trump's statement that he and Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, would co-lead the newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Vivek Ramaswamy's speech from his high school graduation has gone viral on social media. The biotech businessman has given his thoughts on X and opened up about his previously widely circulated lecture.

What is seen in the old video?
Ramaswamy, who is eighteen years old. While posting the video, an X user remarked, "His High School Graduation Speech of 2003." The video shows 18-year-old Ramaswamy speaking to his peers, instructors, and other dignitaries at Ohio's St. Xavier High School. He asks on the video, "How should I feel right now?" He then considers his experience in the facility and his emotions throughout that period.

"I was against bureaucracy back then too," the former Republican presidential candidate commented in a re-post of the video. He used a laughing-out-loud emoticon to end his post.

In a statement posted on the social networking site Truth Social, Donald Trump declared that Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk will co-lead DOGE.

“I am happy to announce that the Department of Government Efficiency (‘DOGE’) will be led by the Great Elon Musk in collaboration with American Patriot Vivek Ramaswamy. These two amazing Americans will work together to help my administration eliminate government bureaucracy, reduce unnecessary regulations, cut unnecessary spending, and reorganize federal agencies—all of which are crucial to the "Save America" movement," Donald Trump stated in the release.

He went on to say that he hopes "Elon and Vivek" would implement reforms that will improve "life for all Americans." The president-elect went on to say that the department might develop into "The Manhattan Project" of the contemporary day.



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