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ELON MUSK Declares WAR On Woke Companies · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So Elon Musk has taken the gloves off, and we'll get to the video
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  in a second, but first, what's the story here and what caused Elon
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  Musk's reaction? Well, X formerly Twitter is being boycotted yet again by a
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  bunch of companies Airbnb, Coca Cola, Disney, IBM, Microsoft Infinity and
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  more, the usual suspects. And they're all doing this because they're saying that
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  Elon Musk is anti Semitic, and the fact that that's just obviously not true
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  doesn't matter because it's not really about that. These are coordinated campaigns to try
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  and destroy X formerly Twitter because the platform is not fully in line with the
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  establishment narrative. Now, let's take a look at what he said. And
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  you're clarifying this now, but there's a public perception that that was part of
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  a apology tour, if you will. This had been said online, there
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  was all of the criticism, There was average tiers leaving. We talked to
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  Bob, I hope they stop you, hope don't advertise. You don't want
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  them to advertise. No, what do you mean if somebody's gonna try to
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  blackmail me with advertising, blackmailing with money? Go fuck yourself, but go
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  fuck yourself? Is that clear? God? That feels good? Doesn't that
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  feel good? Oh? Fuck yourself? Is that clear? I hope it
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  is? Hey Bob here in the audience. He's referring there to Bob Eiger
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  from Disney, who is one of the people boycotting advertising on Twitter. That's
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  how I feel. Don't advertise. How do you think that about the economics
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  of X if if part of the underlying model at least today, and maybe
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  it needs to shift. Maybe the answer is it needs to shift away from
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  advertising. If you believe that this is the one part of your business where
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  you will be beholden to those who have this view, what do you do?
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  Why? F why? I'm sold? I understand that. But there's
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  a reality too, right, Yes, no, No, I mean Yakarino's
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  right here, and she's got to sell advertise absolutely so well. Linda Yakarino's
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  the CEO of X And let's see what she had to say about this interview.
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  She said she said today. Elon Musk gave a wide ranging and candid
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  interview at deal Book twenty twenty three. He also offered an apology, an
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  explanation, and an explicit point of view about our position. X is enabling
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  an information independence that's uncomfortable for some people. We're a platform that allows people
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  to make their own decisions. Here's my perspective when it comes to advertising.
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  EX is standing at a unique and amazing intersection of free speech and main street,
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  and the EX community is powerful and is here to welcome you to our
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  partners who believe in our meaningful work. Thank you. Now, she does
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  work for Elon, but she's publicly supporting them. She's not resigning. No,
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  no, tell you so, no, Actually, what what this advertising
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  boycott is going to do? It? It's going to kill a company and
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  do you think that? And the whole world well know that those advertisers kill
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  the company, and we will document it in great detail. But there are
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  those advertisers, I imagine are going to say they're going to say, we
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  didn't kill the company. Oh yeah, they're going to say to tell it
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  to Earth. But they're going to say that. They're going to say Elon
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  that you killed the company because you said these things and that they were inappropriate
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  things and that they didn't feel comfortable on the platform. Right, That's that's
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  what I'm going to say. And let's see how earth response to that.
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  He's saying that Twitter is a big platform and boycott's can go both ways,
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  and there's more than a couple of companies lately that I found out that you're
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  playing with fire when you piss off the public something. Okay, Then this
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  goes back to we'll both make our cases right and we'll see what the outcome
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  is. What are the economics of that for you? I mean, you
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  have enormous resources, so you can actually keep this company going for a very
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  long time. Would you keep it going for a long time if there was
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  no advertising? I mean, if the company fails because of an advertised boycott,
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  it will fail because of an advertised boycott, and that will be what
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  bankrupt of the company, and that's what everybody on Earth will know. Well,
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  what do you think then of the Again, this goes back to the
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  idea of trust. Though it will be gone, and it will be gone
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  because of an advertised boycott. But you recognize that some of those people are
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  going to say that they didn't feel comfortable on the platform, and I want
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  I just wonder and ask you think about that first to the judge. But
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  the judge is going to be the judge of the public. You see the
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  interviewer's complete shock at that statement that the judge is the public in the world
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  that he lives in the public. It's not just at the bottom of the
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  list, it's not on the list, it's not even considered. You can
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  see that he's shocked into silence just at the very idea. And you think
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  that the public is going to say that that Disney is making a mistake.
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  Yeah, and they're going to boycott Disney. There already are, well,
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  there are some that are for lots of different reasons. But you think that
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  this is going to that you have. This goes actually the interesting of power
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  and leverage. Let the chips full where they may, let the chips full
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  where they may can. I ask why that is the approach. I ask
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  it because you've been very approached. Well, you've been very particular about the
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  approach to Tesla. I mean you think about the engineer involved in that,
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  the approach to SpaceX, the approach to some of the stuff you're doing with
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  AI has been very specific. Right, there's not a let the chips fall
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  where they may approach to those businesses. I don't think we're focused on making
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  the best products, and Tells he has gotten to where it's gotten with no
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  advertising at all. I understand that Tellla currently sells to twice much in terms
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  of electric vehicles as the rest of electric carmakers in the United States combined.
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  Tells has done more to help the environment than all other companies combined. Refair
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  to say that, therefore, as a leader of the company, I've done
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  more for the environment than everyone, any single human on earth. How do
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  you feel about that? I feel about that. Yeah, No, I'm
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  asking you personally how you feel about that? Because this goes We're talking about
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  power and influence, and I'm saying I'm saying what I care about is the
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  reality of goodness, not the perception of it. And what I see all
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  of the place is people who care about looking good while doing evil. Fuck
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  them. Okay, Yeah, that's not the sort of thing that you're supposed
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  to hear from people in his position. And I've got to say it's awesome.
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  Now, Musk knows that it's never going to stop. The boycotting,
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  the attacks, it's never going to stop. And it's all fake, And
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  it doesn't matter if everybody knows it's fake, They're not going to stop it's
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  never going to be enough because he committed the ultimate sin. Once you've given
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  hope that the machine can be defeated, that the mainstream media and the leftist
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  narrative, the established narrative doesn't have to be the last word. Well,
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  that's too far and there is no redemption from that. You must be crushed.
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  So what he's doing is he's taking the fight to them. He's telling
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  evil woke companies like Disney that is an eye for an eye, and they,
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  as is obvious now after we've seen with like Budweiser and Tario, they're
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  not immune from cancelation themselves. And he's fighting on the legal front as well,
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  suing media matters. And let's not forget he said he bought Twitter to
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  basically save Western civilization, to fight the woke mind virus that seeks to destroy
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  it. So if that is genuinely his goal, and I believe that it
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  is. What good is Twitter if it's just another cog in the narrative machine.
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  So he's going full live, free or die, and it looks like
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  he means it anyway. That's all I gotta say about that. Please subscribe,
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  like and share. Sharing really helps me out. I thank you for
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  that. I will see you next time.