Elon Musk decided to ask Twitter users whether he should step
down as CEO in another one of his notorious Twitter polls.
Now, the majority of respondents said yes, you should step down.
Should I step down as head of Twitter, I will abide by the results of this poll.
57.5% said yes, 42.5% said no.
Now I participated in this poll.
>> Me too.
>> Even though I was warned against it because voting yes,
they believed would create a list of new individuals for
Elon Musk to ban on Twitter, which I don't care about.
But nonetheless, I don't think that was actually the reason for it,
I think there's actually some investment related issue which I'll give you some
details about in just a moment.
But Junk you wanna jump in and tell me what you think about all this so far.
>> Yeah, so he's been doing these fake polls on Twitter,
they're not scientific polls, they're driven by.
>> They are not scientific.
>> I know, it'd be a big surprise.
It might even be a surprise that Elon Musk,
which makes me think, what kind of signs are they doing in SpaceX and Tesla.
Because this guy doesn't understand that at all, anyway,
he usually goes to his right wing audience,
there are geared to just reinforce what he wants anyway, right?
And so, there push polls in sense.
And a friend of mine has says, nobody ever actually asked for advice,
they just want whatever they're gonna do to be confirmed and
they're asking a friend to confirm it for them, right?
And so that's it asked us what Elon Musk is doing on the national stage.
So when I saw this I thought well that's weird,
does he not wanna be CEO of Twitter anymore?
Because you wouldn't ask this question if you wanted to stay on in your job,
you just stay on your job.
You'd only ask this question if you didn't wanna stay on in your job.
And that's why when I went to go vote I was like,
I kind of want him to stick around, we might launch a platform later,
I want him to ruin [LAUGH] this eventually.
So that'll be an advantage,
plus I'm like people think you guys on the left are so owned by Elon Musk.
Do we look owned, [LAUGH] I think it's hilarious.
So I kinda want him to keep going and show me what a clown he is.
And by the way guys, you see this that's the guy who was the richest man in
the world, don't ever do hero worship, they're all really clowns.
He just had amazing opportunities, cuz his dad owned emerald mines.
Anyways, so then it turns out maybe he doesn't wanna be CEO anymore for
a very specific reason.
>> Now that specific reason has to do with the money Lebowski as Junk likes to say.
So this tweet caught my attention.
Just overheard Elon Musk discussing investment opportunities
from the Emir of Qatar Tamim Bin Hamad and
other Saudi Royals for his businesses, especially Twitter.
But from their body language and diplomatic response,
it didn't seem very positive.
They asked him to find a suitable CEO,
I'm sure that's what advertisers are also asking for, a suitable CEO.
Now, there is some truth behind that,
let me give you the rest of the Twitter thread here.
That tweet followed by this pretend poll asking if he should step
down as CEO to save the embarrassment, remember that Saudi Prince that guy.
Thank you for that, invested 1.89 billion in and Qatar about 400 million in Twitter,
they are the real power at Twitter and that's true, right?
So there are private investors, even though Twitter was taken from
being on the stock exchange was taken private by Elon Musk,
they're still investors behind the scenes.
And the largest investors happened to be the Saudis and people from Qatar and
so the investment references in those tweets are accurate.
So according to Forbes, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal
bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, you're welcome.
Announced in the Securities and
Exchange Commission filing that he'd made good on his $1.9 billion commitment making
him the social media company's second largest shareholder after Musk.
And the Qatar investment fund announced in an SEC filing
that it had committed a previously agreed upon $375 million.
>> Okay, wait till the right wing finds out.
No, this was about owning someone, right, yeah,
I was bought Twitter to own the Libs.
No, it turns out muslim royalty bought Twitter to own Christian America.
And by the way, all your anti Semites out there, Kanye,
Nick Fuentes, Donald Trump etc.
It looks like the really powerful people are Muslims, not the jews.
What happened, because it isn't the Muslims or the jews,
it's whoever has money which leads to the next picture.
Which is the perfect symbol of what actually happens behind
the scenes in the world today.
Here let's show you where Elon Musk was over the weekend, so that's Elon Musk with
Jared Kushner and a number of presumably Saudi and or Guitar Royals, okay.
So those are the princes of the different places that are making deals together.
The one thing that unites them all, the money Lebowski, okay.
And so there's Muslims, jews and
christians conspiring to rule us all cuz they're obsessed with the green.
And so bottom line is Elon Musk for all of his wealth doesn't actually have the money
lying around and he he doesn't give a damn about soccer.
He went there, he didn't go there to watch what was turned out to be the greatest
game of all time, he went there to go kiss Saudi ass and Qatari ass.
And then his overlords told him bitch step down and maybe we'll give you more money,
and he's like okay okay.
And then all of a sudden the Twitter poll pops up, should I step down as CEO,
I will abide by the results of this.
>> I love your embellishments by the way.
>> It's a good story.
>> Look for a suitable CEO, like that's what allegedly happened, but Junk is like,
yeah, he's kissing the ass.
>> No, but wait a minute, hold on no, was I there, of course not.
I don't have enough money to be in that box.
So I am embellishing the details and they were having bagel and
lox which is really weird and.
>> That sounds delicious.
>> That does sound great and pigs in a blanket, all right.
No, look guys, the bottom line is, since he's going to ask for money,
they are demanding certain concessions, it's a normal business deal, right?
And among the concessions that they're demanding is puckering up to their
muslim ass's, okay.
But in the business world, what that means is I'm gonna attach conditions.
And one of the conditions is you look like a goddamn lunatic by the way,
I'm kidding about muslim, jewish, it doesn't have anything do with that, right?
So what it does is, the concession I want is you look like you're mentally unstable.
If you put a stable person in a CEO and restart this as an actual business then we
might have a business interest and might wanna invest, and that's how it works.
>> Well to me, what you're really missing from this story.
The most important point to keep in mind, is that free speech is really thriving.
>> [LAUGH] Because for free speech you gotta go ask the Saudis,
hey how much free speech should we give to the americans?
You right wingers, you think he cares what you think,
no he cares what the Saudis think.
>> Remember that rap song back in the day?
I forget who it's by God, I feel so old, the one the Arab Money song.
>> Yeah, was that busta rhymes?
>> I don't remember Arab Money.
>> Yeah, now these days he'd be canceled for that song.
>> I know, so I was like, should I even bring this up,
it was a real song believe me.
>> But that's exactly what Elon Musk said but to be fair,
the Saudis are notoriously in favor of freedom of speech.
I mean they don't chop up every single person that criticizes them,
only some of them.
>> They'd like to chop up every single person that does