Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary found himself at the receiving end of a savaging from former New Jersey congressman Tom Malinowski, who sank his teeth into the TV businessman for making unfounded claims about Elon Musk’s federal government purge.

Entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary is best known for his long-running stint on Shark Tank. However, few might know about one of the investor’s more interesting recent acquisitions: Emirati citizenship. He made the announcement on LinkedIn in 2023,

O’Leary is wrong. The federal government has conducted audits for decades, per federal law, and it has publicly shared the results. The Clinton-Gore administration also undertook a massive cost-cutting effort, but much of that followed congressional bipartisan approval.

O’Leary, a host of the show “Shark Tank,” went back and forth with Tom Malinowski as the two discussed the Department of Government Efficiency run by world’s richest man Elon Musk and whether the massive and controversial cuts to federal employment and grants will be effective.

Despite the backlash, O'Leary stands by his view that DOGE's cuts need to go deeper. He described government agencies as "big fat chickens" dripping over "barbecues of fat" and doubled down on his belief that no role should be safe if it doesn't demonstrate clear value.

Barbara Corcoran and Kevin O'Leary's healthy banter has been one of the highlights of Shark Tank US. Whether they are vying for a deal or teasing each other on social media platforms, the duo's witty responses serve the perfect entertainment quotient.

A resurfaced clip from Shark Tank's first season has social media buzzing, as investor Kevin O'Leary and FUBU founder Daymond John delivered a harsh

Venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary called on DOGE to propose even more cuts on a CNN panel Monday night. SARA SIDNER, CNN HOST: Kevin, the optics of this is -- KEVIN O'LEARY, CHAIRMAN, O'LEARY VENTURES AND "SHARK TANK" INVESTOR: No,

Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary has a simple philosophy to look good in your 70s, and that is to take care of your body in your 20s. Mr.

Shark Tank” investor Kevin O’Leary said President Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk are not working fast enough to make the sweeping cuts they are proposing in relation to the federal

Shark Tank” contestants are used to the show’s panel of investors shredding their products and pitches, but what happens when the roles are reversed?

“Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary, aka “Mr. Wonderful,” said he wants to see Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) start firing a lot more people. “I think the issue is they’re not whacking enough,” O’Leary said ...