Errol Musk: I Was Involved with Elon Musk Buying Twitter to Counter the "Crooked FBI" (Part 19)
February 9, 2025
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Errol Musk has revealed his involvement in Elon Musk's 2022 acquisition of Twitter for $44 billion, a move he claims was motivated by concerns over political biases within the social media platform. Errol Musk detailed how Elon was initially surprised and frustrated by the Biden administration’s exclusion of Tesla from discussions with electric automakers, despite Tesla's significant impact in the industry. This led to Errol advising Elon on the political risks associated with expressing dissent publicly. The senior Musk alleged that Twitter functioned as a political arm of the Democratic Party and the "crooked FBI," urging Elon to consider purchasing it to ensure free speech. Although the acquisition was finalized at a substantial $44 billion—despite Errol's claim that it could have been obtained for $4 billion due to its financial struggles—Elon aims to transform the platform into a comprehensive information and financial service.
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