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Brian Stelter's guest says Elon Musk's First Amendment argument for buying Twitter is 'borderline ridiculous'

We’re doing CNN’s Brian Stelter a favor here by featuring his tweet on his show on paid subscription service CNN+, because we’ve been told that at most, 10,000 a day will watch CNN+. So here’s just a taste of what all the rest of you are missing out on. Come on, it’s just $2.99 a month for life! For more Stelter nodding in agreement with his liberal guests.

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Today’s guest was Scott Galloway, and he claims Elon Musk’s First Amendment argument for buying Twitter is “borderline ridiculous.” Twitter doesn’t make any money. But what was Galloway’s excuse for going on an app no one watches?

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For real, someone on CNN+ argues that Twitter doesn’t make any money, while CNN+ is raking it in.


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