"Inside DOGE" Launches Today as the First Book to Take Readers Inside the Department of Government Efficiency

“Inside DOGE” gives an insider narrative of the Department of Government Efficiency’s attempt to change how Washington operates, now available to readers.

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ZONE is linked to the launch of “Inside DOGE”, a book released on September 22, 2026, that offers the first insider account of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its efforts to reshape the federal government.

Author Tyler Hassen, a Houston business executive and former Acting Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of the Interior, draws on his firsthand federal experience. The book, described as part memoir and part “management autopsy,” follows late-night West Wing meetings, a California water crisis that triggered an international media firestorm, Senate scrutiny of Hassen’s appointment, and an $830 million customer‑survey contract request he argues was vastly overdesigned.

Published by Republic Book Publisher, the book is available on Amazon and at major booksellers.

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The first behind-the-scenes account of the people, power and decisions behind DOGE's push to reshape the federal government

HOUSTON, Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Inside DOGE hits shelves today, offering the first insider account of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the people, decisions and events behind its push to reshape the federal government. Written by Tyler Hassen, a Houston business executive who went on to serve as Acting Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of the Interior, the book draws on his firsthand experience inside the federal government to provide a behind-the-scenes look at DOGE and its unprecedented effort to transform how Washington operates.

Part memoir and part management autopsy, Inside DOGE documents what happened when builders collided with the most entrenched bureaucracy in Washington. Hassen takes readers into late-night West Wing meetings, a California water crisis that set off an international media firestorm, formal Senate scrutiny of his own appointment, and an $830 million contract request for customer service surveys he says he could have designed in high school.

Hassen argues that Washington is not beyond repair, but that it's a system of incentives that rewards process over results. Rather than simply draining the swamp, he calls for flooding it with talent.

Published by Republic Book Publisher, Inside DOGE is available today, September 22, 2026 on Amazon and all major booksellers.

About Tyler Hassen
Tyler Hassen is the Chief Executive Officer of Zone Frontier Inc. (NYSE American: ZONE), a public company focused on AI critical infrastructure. Previously, Tyler was the Acting Assistant Secretary of Policy, Management and Budget for the US Department of the Interior under Secretary Doug Burgum after joining DOGE in early January 2025. Over a twenty year career he has held numerous executive management positions, including CEO of Basin Holdings, a diversified energy and industrial business operating across five countries. Prior to joining Basin in 2008, Tyler was an investment banker in Morgan Stanley's Global Energy Group in New York and London. Tyler holds an AB in Politics from Princeton University and is based in Houston, Texas, with his wife and daughter.

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