Biden gets down on Elon Musk and Twitter at Chicago-region pledge drive

President Joe Biden on Friday got down on Elon Musk, saying the very rich person had bought a virtual entertainment stage that “regurgitates lies all over the world.”

“Elon Musk goes out and purchases an outfit that regurgitates lies all over the world,” the president said at a Popularity based pledge drive in Rosemont, Illinois, right beyond Chicago, as per the pool.

“There’s no editors any longer in America,” he added.

The president’s comments followed news Friday that Twitter had laid off a large number of representatives across the organization – a serious round of cost cutting that might actually overturn how one of the world’s most powerful stages works multi week after it was obtained by Musk.

The obtaining was immediately trailed by reports of a flood in bigoted remarks and disdain discourse on the stage, and a few significant sponsors stopped crusades on Twitter lately.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told correspondents prior Friday that Biden has been “blunt about the significance of virtual entertainment stages proceeding to do whatever it may take to decrease disdain discourse and falsehood.”
“That conviction reaches out to Twitter, it stretches out to Facebook and some other web-based entertainment stages where clients can spread falsehood,” she proceeded.

Presently before fresh insight about his procurement broke last week, Musk composed an open letter endeavoring to console promoters that he doesn’t believe the informal organization should turn into a “free-for-all hellscape.”

He tweeted Friday morning that Twitter has seen a “huge drop in income,” which he accused on “dissident gatherings constraining publicists,” and that’s what later tended to the cutbacks tweeting “sadly there is no decision when the organization is losing more than $4M/day.”

Withdrawing representatives were offered three months of severance, he composed.