First, online platform Telegram’s CEO Pavel Durov is arrested on his arrival in Paris. Next, Lula da Silva’s Supreme Court cronies ban X in Brazil. And then Minnesota’s Democratic Attorney General Keith Ellison posts (on X, naturally): ‘Thanks, Brazil’. This is the moment Bill Clinton’s secretary of labor, Robert Reich, chooses to declare Elon Musk ‘out of control’ and that America should ‘stop him’.
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