and the fact thate loves twitter, he's addicted to twitter, he's doing really dumb tweets late at night about pedophile cave divers. and he has this money in his pocket because he exercised the options and what what product do i like? i like twitter. and so he starts buying it. kathy and i talked about i give kathy some of the credit and a couple other people close to him, which is whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground. the playground where was beaten up and now he had the chance to own the world's playground. he moves faster than my questions do. it's great. i was it was at this point i was going to say and that brings us to twitter. okay. yeah, right. you're reading m question. so things are going well for him in the end. is that his life at this time, all the companies are firing literally on all cylinders is everything is kind of go cylinders. these are electric. they're firing on all engines, raptor engines, elecic motors. ed, to the end. edo the end. and yet he makes this jump. what is the temptation here for him? what? why is twitter, you know, it's such a

i liked how he said it, about twitter -- i bought twitter for $44 million. i just think he's an interesting guy and it's a perfect contrast between him and george soros, you never see him. he hides like the evil villain that he is. he's referring to -- he was saying twitter is sending messages to earth. he's already on mars. he looks at earth as just another place for him. >> greg: he's right when you see how the world is going. ominous points. emily, have you been thinking about the twitter dating app at all? >> okay, i wouldn't join it because i would rather wait outside somebody's window. i think it's more like personal, but i would be really happy because it would primarily be conservatives because the left wants to boycott x and i don't think it's a bad thing for conservatives to start procreating. maybe we can like have fourer five, six children, and build conservative armies, start to outnumber the left. you know they won't be on the aps so i would be elated if we did that and conservatives could genetically have smarter kids and then george soros wou

i like twitter are like the wayt he say ts it. s i bought twitter for i $44 million.t think he is an interesting guy it's a perfect contrast between him and georger soroges you'd never see him he hides like the evil villain thae he is. the other thing you notice he's referring to earth he saidis twitter was sending messages to earth. he is already on mars.es the article look ts at earth as just another place for him. >> he is right when you see of the world is going ominous points. emily have you been thinking but the twitter dating app at all?y, >> i would not join it i would wait outside somebody'i s window and i think it's more like personal m.bu but i will be really happy itld would primarily be conservativea thuse left was to boycott ex i don't think it's a bad thing for conservatives to start procreating maybe we we can hae four, five, six children buildd conservative armies and triebud out number the lefd t little bua they're not going to be on the app i would be elated if hen could do that and conservatives could just genetically of smarter kids and then maybe

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this would be more evidence of twitter, his declaration for those were most fans. i think he can sort of do no wrong and, and we've already seen some evidence of business being celebrated. let's, let's dissect most of the claims that he made here for a moment. first, he accused companies of black mailing him or ex, over allegedly anti semitic sympathies. that he may harbor. yeah. it's true or false. true that there that he's being blackmailed or true, that he video. just the blackmail that he's being blackmailed. yeah. so for me, there's a certain irony that must cool who when he bought then twitter now now x, i'm really sort of made some, some sure is free speech claims. it's right. that fit for people are allowed to say what they want in for, for me, it's sort of interesting to see him frame what advertises are doing as blackmail versus a legitimate for him if he speaks to me, what we're seeing is, advertiser is essentially be concerned with their own brand safety and want to reject the type of speeds that we're seeing must participate. and so, so you know, i see

she threatened twitter and said that if twitter -- twitter couldn't even tell trump that jack smith wasng his records because he was supposedly a flight risk. like he was going to escape from -- trump was going to escape from secret service protection. she fined twitter $350,000, $7,000 an hour for being 51 hours late in responding to a subpoena by jack smith, signed by her for millions of pages of records. she is a partisan activist. and the supreme court needs to actually do its job and correct. this. >> laura: sol, i thought the democrats don't care. they always talk about norms and they respected institutions. they don't care that this is killing the public's faith in the judiciary. they don't care. >> do you remember how upset they got? i know this is ancient history now. but, you know, i worked for ken starr, and we subpoenaed cramer book stores. we didn't do a search warrant. we just subpoenaed cramer books in d.c. to corroborate monica lewenski's story. and the press went crazy. went crazy. so no they don't care. they don't care. they are completely hypocritical. >> laura: all r

pulling ads on twitter, apple is saying and no go on twitter, elon musk agreed with an anti-semitic postg the post that he agreed with about anti-semitic that jewish communities have been pushing dialectical hatred against whites. elon musk call that the actual truth, when you think of the story. >> the story for elon musk to agree with that tweet from a random guy by the way who posted this, 5000 followers saying jewish people have been pushing dialectical against white, that is anti-semitism in broad daylight, this is coming from the richest person in the world, what is the have a network $2,025,000,000,000. his words had been packed and they have reached, apple goes, ibm goes and i can guarantee you by the time we speak next friday there will be over 100 major companies that will not be advertising on x anymore. it's a snowball effect and this is an avalanche, there is no defending this. dagen: he bought twitter for 44 billion and now it's worth a fraction of that. maybe a tenth of that. elizabeth: elon musk got in trouble with fcc over his tweeting, the early sued him for misleading

liz: so twitter is alleging media matters, tom, knowingly and maliciously gained twitter's computer server to make it look like a add site and checking twitter accounts to only follow neo-natzi or fringe accounts and big name brand advertisers and then they kept refreshing their twitter screens until they saw a big company ad side by side next to a neo-natzi tweet and took a screen shot to trigger the ad boycott and lawsuit says media matters triggered the algorithm to only showing on its own twitter feed and hateful content alongside large t.i.d.er content. what do you make of this, tom? >> make no mistake, this is aggressive and somewhat creative lawsuit and elon musk going full bore media matters and well known critic of conservative organizations and we view media matters across the line for being journalists with conduct being protected by the first amendment into an entity trying to take down x and harm conservatives. i think that elon musk made a savvy rather than in california. >> a district judge willing to threat lawsuit go forward and it can be interesting in itself finding out

>> i think that they're trying to describe just the general use of twitter.er. you look at your feed. and then it refreshes. and that's -- just like they use the word manipulate -- that nip late the public, but even in their own statements acknowledge that everything we reported was completely accurate. so, you know, that's what i think they mean by it. they're just trying to make it sound dastardly. the more broad issue, the thing i would point out, this is one of many reports and we're not the only people to have this phenomena. we have been pushing on this issue specifically on pro-nazi and hitler content since august. and, x has been engaging, saying, hey, we're going to fix this. we're ramping up our brand safety stuff, they're the ones making claims that they are supposed to be preventing ads from running alongside adjacent to this kind of extremist content. so it doesn't really matter how we used it, how many times we hit refresh. if ultimately the ads shouldn't be there in the first place because that's the standard that they're setting. and it shows

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twitter meta and tik tok, and asked them to delete user accounts related to hamasu. simultaneously with this incident. matthew also did another thing, that is , he deleted the posts where the comments of the users who supported palestine had been published under those posts, that is , you are the one who is in iran . those who are in iran can read this post and other people who are abroad there are countries, they cannot do this. some of my instagram users said that when we publish a film , it does not get views or views on our instagram. my friends who are in european countries say that we can't log into your account because you are blocked and this page is blocked for us , but it was not a coincidence that you are only related to instagram or twitter, the other platform is telegram. he also came to take action and that's what he said who first said that i will not do this, this is a violation of freedom of speech, but google play came as you mentioned, people who downloaded their telegram from this google play did not have access to hamas accounts, but in october,

he testified at the first twitter files hearing in march.about what we heard in there today, jonathan? what stands out? >> you know, martha, i think the most alarming aspect of the hearing is not the massive amount of evidence but the degree of denial from democrats that i have opposed every effort to investigate and oppose this system. at the hearing today, you see this worldly denial. you have thousands of pages now in the record. you have a judge that described this as an unprecedented censorship system and called it orwellian. all of the democrats say there's no evidence of this existing. unfortunately it's working. a record number of democrats that now support censorship. the party has changed. so what you're seeing in that hearing room is a fight over the identity of this country. you know, we're defined by free speech. you're seeing it now play out as we fight over what this central right will be protected. >> martha: the idea and we've heard elon musk talk about and i want to get to him. there should be a free speech town hall, that

twitter spaces is good. has rockets gone off and has rubble in its wake, and the rubble in its wake is that if you put far too more people on twitter and you open the aperture of free speech, you're going to have some toxic stuff. >> do you think elon is disappointed that he's not the hero of -- >> no, no, no. musk loves controversy. he loves drama. it's one of the themes of the book. everything was going great for him a year and a half ago. he had been "time's" person of the year, richest person, 33 rockets had gone up and landed, a million tesla's sold. he's like, no, i'm like playing a video game, i need more drama, i need the next level. i said, what are you going? he says, i'm going to buy twitter. so i think he loves this controversy and drama. >> and nobody's perfect. >> well, we aren't. >> yeah, we are. no, but he's got some strange qualities. >> if you buy the book, i hope, shows tlhat really rough qualit to him. because shake pspeare says, we' molded out of our faults. you cannot take a great perso

say twitter. twitter sued california over its moderation law. looking at this vast array of cases, i would like to go to each one of you to see where you view areas of defense. where do we express advocates have to be playing defense? where are the opportunities? we as press lawyers griped that the supreme court has not heard a libel case in 30 years, 20 plus years since there has been any media case but there is a lot going on. where are the opportunities? i will start with you. >> first, let me say thank you for the invitation to be here. thank you to the national constitution center and everyone involved with putting this together, proud. i guess when i think about what the dangers are in what the opportunities are, i'm definitely worried about the erosion. the right to speak anonymously, a hugely important first amendment right that is under a lot of pressure right now. i worry about that. but to be honest i actually think that i spend more time worried about not the erosion of first amendment

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instagram's threads and truth social don't have the reach that twitter does. >>> from changes at twitterssive layoffs, a lot of ups and downs in silicon valley. one home in palo alto is saying good-bye to some of the tech firms that didn't quite make it. it's a tick graveyard of sorts. featuring all of the failed company, including the tombstone for theranos and juul. >>> halloween night is over. a huge success. ring in jeff. now, you can bring the rain. >> looking of chances of rain coming our way. the kids, the parents, everyone was grateful for the weather tonight. probably sorted the candy. getting it organized. tomorrow, we have an area of high pressure that will give us dry weather and temperatures above average. look at this. rain out in the pacific. i'll show you where that's coming in the microclimate forecast. let's move it into wednesday. wednesday is almost here. as we roll through tomorrow morning, we're going to start it off with temperatures here in the 40s to low 50s. mostly clear skies. a nice commute coming our way. 49 over the south bay. and for the east bay, on the co

and but second of all this idea that somehow all of his pro-nazi propaganda on twitter, i'm on twitter a lot. i follow a lot of people and i never see any of it. we had to go search for it. so this idea that somehow you go on to x, formerly twitter, and suddenly you are awash in all this hate speech is ridiculous. they are trying to create an excuse for the government. including the fbi, dhs, and others to get involved in censoring content on twitter. they wanting to violate the first amendment. that's basically what they were about before the platform took over. they want to restore things to their pre-musk sensorial past. >> laura: yeah. well, they don't want free speech before the election. they don't want that. that's the danger to them. we know that for a fact. michael, as always, great to see you, my friend, have a happy thanksgiving. joining me now is former trump acting attorney general matt whitaker. you called this lawsuit revolutionary. now, aside from its relative novelty, does it have a chance? >> yeah. and it does. good to be with you, laura. here is my analysis as i look

twitter meta and tik tok, and asked them to delete user accounts related to hamasu. at the same time, metu did another thing , that is, those posts that are user commands who had published their comments or opinions under those posts in support of palestine , he also deleted them, which means that you, who am in iran, if i have posted a post supporting palestine, people who are in iran can read this post and other people who are in they are abroad, they can't do this. some of my instagram users said that when we publish a video on our instagram , it doesn't get views or visits. at the same time, al jazeera news channel also interviewed an arab blogger named dina azzouni, and this the lady said that my friends who are in european countries say that we cannot log into your account because you are blocked and this page is blocked for us, but it was not a coincidence that you were only related to insta or twitter, another platform, telegram , also came and took an action, and that was that he said that at first he said, "i will not do this, this is a violation of freedom

it is true that things like twitter have value. for example, with a rapidly breaking news story you very often find out what is happening faster on something like twitter than you do any other source. also in various moments of upheaval, like, for example, the arab spring, the use of twitter was incredibly important to the demonstrators in that moment. and got the news out to the rest of us in the world about what they were trying to do and what they stood for, et cetera. so there's no question that there is value. the question is how that can be protected from drowning in a kind of sea of vitriol and lies. and this is the question that we face because i think it's a question that has enormous democratic consequences and i wish i knew the answer but at least i can ask the question. >> i want to ask you a little bit about institutions and, you know, both how you see these threats to free speech affecting our democratic institutions elections, the functioning of a body like united states congress, the role of the executive branch and

reminds me of musk's comments when he bought twitter.aid, it is not about the money, i don't care if it makes money temperature is in deep financial trouble and they are losing subscribers to x, as well. is the model working? is he creating that town square open area for free speech he envisioned? >> i go on twitter, now x, i can see things i know i wouldn't have seen before elon musk was in. elon musk frustration in that video, to me, he knows bob iger doesn't really care about -- he's not outraged by nazism, what he hates is free speech and elon musk in charge of that site or platform because it enables free speech. media matters is a big part of this, sort of like the beginning of cancel culture and have to understand how it works and it affects our company, too. they follow and have people they are assigned to, they will follow you or you and probably me and find things i say that are racy and try to get you fired. this is a model that has been very effective because they get advertisers to leave companies and so this is what he's fi

because he's a champion for free speech and owning twitter he released the twitter files it exposed the terrible behavior about hunter biden and his laptop, et cetera. so the ftc is on him for ridiculous reasons. they've gone after spacex for, get this, not hiring enough ayou s--asylum seekers and other peoe in the country illegally even though this is a company really tied to our national security interest. it's preposterous. i hope he does sue media matters. i hope that all these companies are shown to basically be in the thrall of progressive interest and they're scared to death, typical apple behavior, typical disney behavior, heaven knows and i hope had that elon musk survives all this and that twitter does. i know it's supposed to be called x. i hate the name x. i'm sticking with twitter. maria: you are spot on, liz. you're right. look, the bottom line is, elon musk does not go along with the white house's narrative, like so many of the other big tech ceos. he doesn't. he is continuing to push and encourage free speech and he totally exposed them, doug, with the twitter files. we

as the ceo after publicly-traded company and of course twitter twitter in the sights of advertising,u're not a publicly-traded company, tesla is as you know. liz: yeah. >> if you're a tesla shareholder you got -- first of all he is not supposed to be tweeting stuff a lot, you know that, right? he signed a consent decree with the sec, the board is supposed to be monitoring his tweets. where the hell are they on this thing? you know, thats was, remember when he tweeted out couple years ago, i think 2015, 14, i can't remember exactly when, when he said tesla was in deep trouble, right, almost going out of business according to him but we have a deal to take it private at 420. stock shot up, no deal. sec came in, consent decree. the board is supposed to have some monitoring on his tweets, where are they? i have will say this, liz, this is a business, think of it as if you're a tesla shareholder you cannot like this. first off there is a lot of shorts out there, short selling out there. there is a huge body of evidence that tesla is overvalued by a million different metrics. we should poi

twitter is not going to die, and the reality is, twitter has always been an incredible product and arible business. with musk owning it, it will be a sticky product, hard to kill, and a terrible business. i think that's fine for someone of his wealth to support forever. the people who were silly enough to buy the debt are going to watch the value go down and down and down, and maybe if he makes it crazy enough, they can buy it back i think twitter is good and it's an important platform. it's just a terrible business. >> yeah. as you say, hard to kill that's been true over the past year, decespite his best efforts >>> coming up, less than 36 hours away from the las vegas grand prix we'll get a live report from the strip as vegas tries to make the transition from sin city to sports city. that's all ahead and here's a glance at markets with the dow trying to turn positive, down ten points. back in a moment there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with deve

a state publication is the way to think of twitter.s the rate of democrats. >> harold: the billionaire revealing the real reason why he part of twitter in the first place. >> i was worried about that it was having a gross effect on civilization. if you walk around downtown san francisco, write near the twitter headquarters, it is a zombie apocalypse. and the outcome of that mind virus is very clear if you walk around the streets of downtown san francisco. it is the end of civilization. >> harold: greg, i admire him a lot. he paid $44 billion. >> greg: he is amazing. that in a bit was incredible. there's about 50 minutes of it that is horrible. musk and rogan eat an anchovy and pineapple pizza and they are over the microphone. it is the most disgusting thing. but this is so good. just skip over that. robert the world's richest man who could do anything do this at a great cost to him? it is to save civilization. he realized that from outside looking at twitter, that it was a silencing mechanism that was removing the sand for just these p

i get it a lot on twitter myself, joe biden is doing this.but obviously, when donald trump and his team are mapping out plans to literally take over the department of justice where you worked for a couple years, that is something entirely different. i can't believe we are here. but how different is that? what does that mean for people? >> it's very different. and what struck me about this speech was the intentionality of it, jen. we heard him -- you just said, this is not off the cuff. they meant to use this language, they meant to use that term that hitler used going into the holocaust. and as awful as that is and it is truly awful, what is equally awful is the plan that they have announced. >> the substance. >> the substance of. it >> or worse, i'd argue. >> this is not a drill. donald trump tried with limited success in his first term to use doj to his advantage. i'm thinking john kerry and federal prosecutors in new york, and thanking bill barr. trying to overturn the election. this is not a drill. i think what he learned from his first t

discuss this issue with us from new jersey is former us marine and author lucas gage who is taken twitter x by a storm for freely supporting the palestinian armed resistance against zionist israel. thank you very much uh lucas for being with us so early in the morning again now uh we are seeing at the moment washington's move that it was basically under the pretext of preventing what they say preventing the spread of war in the region. the sailing of all these aircraft carriers was definitely a tantam to declaration of war and the united states joining the zinous entity on the grounds reinforcing many us boots on the grounds in palestine also is a big sign of war. how is the american public lucas perceiving this move which they never voted for? well for those of us who are still saying uh i believe we all reject this unfortunately the the media which is dominated by z have convinced many of the boomers, the older generations that this is a good thing, and of course our politicians are pushing for it, so it seems like there's this big support for this uh movement and this going toward worl

so i don't think that is anti-semitic, i do think that he needs to stop making twitter about himself and perhaps listen to somebody in a circle was willing to step up and say, maybe you don't need to comment on everything. liz: okay and you know, this story that we will tell you about, what carol was just talking about this going number of major companies, apple, disney, the polar absence from twitter showed that list twitter seo monica, is saying that these are deceptive attacks than fueling the advertiser exodus, elon musk team said that media matters to the fraudulent attack on twitter and that says this twitter shows prognostic content, next companies had content and musk are accusing media matters, manipulating and cherry picking the data put out of the 5.5 million added persons of the date of the report monica come that they found less than 50 total ads against all of the content and featuring that report so do you think that this is bad for media matters because now, there's hardly there 80 in missouri is going to investigate media matters. monica: and use good for them energy

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, we stop -- we can still call them twitter. we still call them the philadelphia a's. they sued the state of california over its moderation law. looking at this vast array of cases, i would like to go to each one of you to see where you view areas of defense. where do we as press advocates have to be playing defense? and then where are the opportunities? what we as press lawyers often gripe that the supreme court has not heard a bible case in 30 years and it has been 20+ years since there has been any media case, but there is a lot going out there, nonetheless. i will start with you. k you tl >> first let me say nsthanks fo the invitation to be here thanks to jeff and the national constitution center and everyone involved in putting this together. great to have such a big crowd too. i guess when i think about what the dangers are in the opportunities, i am definitely worried about the erosion of particular doctrines, for example the right to speak anonymously i think is a hugely significant first amendment right that is under a

i get it on twitter.e chair of the lgbt conservatives and the founder of conservatives and the founder of conservatives against racism that apparently some racist that i'm apparently some racist homophobe. i think there's homophobe. i don't think there's anyone much anyone really that's done much more the conservative party more in the conservative party to fight against homophobia and racism recent years than racism in recent years than i had.soi racism in recent years than i had. so i find that charge quite interesting. but benjamin , where interesting. but benjamin, where do go from here? how is it do we go from here? how is it that we get the left and the right singing from the same hymn sheet it comes to issues sheet when it comes to issues like racism? so we're not getting at each other , calling getting at each other, calling each these horrible racial slurs? >> i look, in real life, >> i mean, look, in real life, i've never heard someone talk like that. >> you've heard rupert talk about you have s

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twitter things that were misleading. all adverts that appear and all these things to these kind of things to deliberately platform deliberately defame the platform . of these deliberately defame the platform . fake of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact checkers. of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact checkers. and hese faux fake fact checkers. and i always say, who fact checks the fact checkers? these are leftist organisations with a leftist agenda. organisations with a leftist agenda . and adl, again, jewish agenda. and adl, again, jewish organisation, but no less than ben shapiro, prominent jewish orthodox jewish american commentator , has big issues with commentator, has big issues with adl. so it's not just elon musk. yeah, absolutely . and i've heard yeah, absolutely. and i've heard you say who fact checks the fact checkers. he does always say that, let's the mail on that, guys, let's do the mail on sunday. and a trans horror writer

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to discuss this pressing issue with us from perth is miss maram. known as syrian girl on twitter x and political commentator. it's a pleasure having you with us maram. um now a complete blackout maram of the internet and connections and communications in gaza and unprecedented aerial bombardment campaigns. it took place last week. it's taking place right now as we speak. as design entity attempted to launch a ground incursion to ground incursion so far that were utter failure according to the resistance. now imagine. this were not gaza, how do you think the west that is so obsessed with human rights, usually would have responded, madam? well, we could could sort of see that with how they responded with. these blackoutts occurred in ukraine, there was outcry and outrage, and i think in the west, now uh, communications and the internet are seen as a human right, so what israel has done has has had an effect on the western perception of israel, and it's also you know not, it's obvious that they're using the black house in order to hide the death toll of their bombardment of gaza and the w

twitter things that were misleading.erts appear all adverts that appear and all these things to these kind of things to deliberately platform deliberately defame the platform . of these deliberately defame the platform . fake of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact checkers. of these deliberately defame the platform . fake fact checkers. and hese faux fake fact checkers. and i always say, who fact checks the fact checkers? these are leftist organisations with a leftist agenda. organisations with a leftist agenda . and adl, again, jewish agenda. and adl, again, jewish organisation, but no less than ben shapiro, prominent jewish orthodox jewish american commentator , has big issues with commentator, has big issues with adl. so it's not just elon musk. yeah, absolutely . and i've heard yeah, absolutely. and i've heard you say who fact checks the fact checkers. he does always say that, let's the mail on that, guys, let's do the mail on sunday. and a trans ho

, twitter broke elon musk series of events caused him to spiral down as twitter spiralled down.e ended up locked up, he locked himself down in conference room and people were so fearful they were considering a we'll fair check. we used to think he was the edison of our times. i went into this as lon musk. i love that elon, but twitter has destroyed half the country and it's completely about outrage and anger, it's a tote mess. >> why did he do it then? everything you said is true. why? why dabble down in this ses pool? >> he went in with nobel views, moment in time where we can get to space, save our civilization, but twitter he saw as becoming an overmoderated, a move towards the dark ages, he wanted to save us from the woke mind virus as he called it and he felt like he needed to come in, he's the main character in the video game that's all of our lives and he was going to save us by fixing twitter, but what happened is, he found out very quickly that free speech is more complicated than building a rocket and he came into epg near away the problem and it was people, the proble

elon musk's twitter, known as x, appears to be in a freefall. >> musk bought it for about $44 billion. today new investor data shows it's valued at about $19 billion. so what went wrong and what does it say about how we use social media? >> let's bring in business and tech reporter scott budman. the question is what's gone right because it's been in a freefall since he took it. >> reporter: that is an accurate question. along with social media users, the trustwortiness has changed how some people use social media itself. one year after elon musk bought twitter, eventually renaming it x, young people like lilliana say they're still on social media -- >> tiktok along with -- i still use some instagram as well as twitter. >> youtube and instagram. >> reporter: everything from news to keeping up with friends -- >> i use a lot of it, i will admit. >> reporter: musk himself admits the value of x is less than half of what it was. >> i think musk knew when he bought it, he way overpaid for this thing. >> reporter: with massive staff cuts, advertisers fleeing the site, and some young people be

twitter broke elon musk.spiral down, and he got to such a low point that this wasn't reported yet was that he ended up locked up, lock himself down in a conference room, and the people at twitter were so fearful that they were considering calling in a wellness check on him with the san francisco police. because this destroyed his reputation. it destroyed him for half the country. we all used to think he was the edison of our times. i was a huge elon fan and went into this as an elon fan. i still believe he is the guy who was going to get us tomorrow. he's going to be the guy who gives a self-driving cars. i love that elon. but twitter destroyed his reputation for half the country, and a symptom spiralling into a place where it's completely about outrage, completely about anger. and is a total mess. >> so why did he do it then? everything you said is true. he can be the guy who gave us electric cars or made the more widespread unaffordable. the guy who may get us to mars, all of those things. so why? why dabbl

this could be cataclysmic for twitter. i this could be cataclysmic for twitter. , . , twitter.tter. i still tweet as in the last 24 hours but i have - last 24 hours but i have politician friends _ last 24 hours but i have politician friends who do and all of us are talking about do we still need to be on this— talking about do we still need to be on this platform? are the people who were only— on this platform? are the people who were only there are those who support— were only there are those who support most of the things and you don't _ support most of the things and you don't need — support most of the things and you don't need to talk of the people and don't _ don't need to talk of the people and don't want _ don't need to talk of the people and don't want to talk to them? he is quickly— don't want to talk to them? he is quickly moving himself to the french and out _ quickly moving himself to the french and out of— quickly moving himself to the french and out of the mainstream of business _ and out of the mainstream of business in addition to politics. meanwhile, millions