Elon Musk announced that when Linda Yaccarino gets settled in as new Twitter CEO -- excuse me, I mean new X CEO -- they would do a Twitter/X Spaces where you ask them anything. Good, because I have a question. When Elon Musk was being interviewed BY Linda Yaccarino and she advocated for everything Elon is against, did Musk understand the words that were coming out of her mouth?

Yaccarino interviewed Musk last month, and the now-former head of advertising for NBCUniversal pushed for ADVERTISERS to have more of a say in content moderation on Twitter.

Yup.

I will give you a case of Bud Light if you can tell me what the problem is here. That you will not accept. Because it's a case of Bud Light and you can tell me what the problem is here.

Elon Musk knows -- or you would assume SHOULD know -- why everything she is advocating is terrible. Political organizations targeted advertisers to block ELON MUSK SPECIFICALLY from buying Twitter unless he bent the knee to their agenda. His new CEO wants more than that. And that's without getting into the globalist anti-free speech WEF (where Yaccarino is a top official) stuff.

To Elon's credit, he pushed back and said free speech is paramount. If that costs the company advertisers, so be it. The problem is he pushed back against an interviewer -- that opposes everything he stands for -- he was so impressed by he made her the new CEO. This interview where Yaccarino called for MORE content moderation and to outsource it to advertisers is why Elon made her the new head of Twitter and/or X.

Everything about this reeks of Twitter 1.0. Elon's got some 'splaining to do.

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