Former President Donald Trump has proposed the creation of a government efficiency commission, led by Elon Musk, to audit the federal government and recommend reforms if he is re-elected. Announced during a speech at the Economic Club of New York, the commission aims to eliminate fraud and improper payments, potentially saving trillions of dollars. Trump also outlined plans to cut regulations, reduce the corporate tax rate to 15%, and make the U.S. the 'world capital of crypto and Bitcoin.' Musk, who has endorsed Trump, responded positively to the proposal, suggesting it would unlock significant prosperity. These announcements come as Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris lay out contrasting economic visions ahead of their upcoming debate.