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Garbage, hate speech, the trolls that have come out of nowhere on rather benign tweets. i said, oh my goodness, here we go. i can't imagine that many people are gonna put up with this. i can imagine that even though he may be the richest man of the world, he overpaid by twitter by 33 billion dollars roughly according to greenberg on a less. he's going to have this as a vanity project. he doesn't care about the money is going to lose. i can't see any advertisers sticking around, he continues to sway, it's amazing to watch someone like elon musk who such, he's such a child. he's so immature. he ...

That? >> well, he said that he didn't want twitter to descend into a house cape but so far in the last 72 hours, it looks like it's heading that way with gasoline -- i can tell you, based on my own twitter. experience in the last couple of days. the amount of right wing, garbage, hate speech, the trolls that have come out of nowhere on rather benign tweets. i said, oh my goodness, here we go. i can't imagine that many people are gonna put up with this. i can imagine that even though he may be the richest man of the world, it may be paid by twitter by 33 billion dollars roughly according to gre...

You want to give him the benefit of the doubt. he said he wants bots -- he did put out a thoughtful statement saying he wants to get rid of the fringe or reduce the amount of time on each fringe. so far that doesn't appear to be the case. and also, just distinctive to threats to oure pillars of fascism that seem to be emerging in america, just looking at it from a business perspective, if you look at all the platforms from the least moderated, which is basically anything goes, to mildly moderated, twitter, meta, snap, to the most mott derated, tikto there is a strong correlation between more m...

You look at the peer group, meta and snap, they're down around 40% to 70%. when musk acquired, $33, at a natural level of 10 or 14 bucks, so you have a company that is not worth about $10 billion, $12 billion generously that he paid $44 billion for. he said to advertiserers i bought twitter because i wanted a place for free discourse. he bought twitter because the delaware chancery court was about to make him. ago of yesterday, $33 million has been especially torched. it's the second worse acquisition just behind, you'll like this, aol's acquisition of time warner. $33 billion went up in smoke...

Backing them up. >> i know some critics will say well, that's a train to nowhere, but i think that that is wrong, and i think that that is offensive. >> 14 years later we have no train, no track, and the cost has tripled from 33 billion over to $113 billion. mismanagement, waste, losses, mostly because politicians begin to gerrymander the route, doing so raises the cost. making it more expensive. that has become what they call the train to nowhere. the current management team says listen, we have enough money to complete this 120-mile stretch. they claim that they are going to get it done. but...