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0:46Now PlayingElon Musk declared he was not “suicidal” in a bizarre question-and-answer session while discussing potential retaliation for his “Twitter Files” leaks.
The world’s richest man answered multiple questions about his personal safety during the “Twitter Spaces” appearance Saturday, one day after journalist Matt Taibbi published bombshell information about censorship on the social media site — including suppressing The Post’s coverage of Hunter Biden’s laptop.
At one point in the call, controversial tech provocateur Kim Dotcom asked Musk if he was having any “suicidal thoughts” — a question that drew shocked responses from other participants.
“I do not have any suicidal thoughts. If I committed suicide, it’s not real,” Musk said.
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