Fox News instantly plugs the Pelosi home invasion and assault on Paul Pelosi into its GOP talking points, saying this shows that 'crime hits everybody' and 'this can happen anywhere, crime is random and that's why it's such a significant part of this election story.' We'll see.

This is when advertisers should engage the most here. All the more reason for the major players to make it crystal clear that they will walk if Musk follows through with his promises to roll back brand safety and community safeguards.

The replies from the right wing bros under this should tell you everything you need to know about how accurate this thread is

If he hated them then, just wait until he tries to implement his vision for a free-for-all Twitter that caters to extremists and trolls while also desperately needing to maintain a product that's commercial viable and appeals to advertisers (h/t Sharon Kann):

.Angelo Carusone: “ #ElonMusk made it clear that he would roll back #Twitter ’s community standards and safety guidelines, reinstate #Trump along with scores of other accounts suspended for violence and abuse, and open the floodgates of disinformation.” theguardian.com/technology/202…

like 3 hours after tweeting this he announces that nazis are allowed back and im no marketing genius but i personally wouldnt want my brand appearing next to swastikas

11) Apple and Google need to be prepared to enforce their own policies and terms of use. They've been more than willing to do it against fringier or newer entities. But so far, have consistently given the major players more leeway -- although not nearly as much as Musk would need

10) Separately, if Elon Musk even does half of what he promised to do in terms of rolling back policies around moderation, extremism and misinformation, then Twitter would be out of compliance with Apple and Google's App Store requirements.

9) Twitter's major advertisers should make it clear right now that if Musk rolls back the brand safety policies that he has said he was going to roll back, that they plan on walking immediately.

Twitter's top 20 advertisers here: mediamatters.org/twitter/these-…

8/ It's gonna require active engagement from outset to mitigate and even prevent these harms.

That said, and there's a lot to be concerned with, it's not all lost. There are actual pressure points still. Namely, i) Twitter's advertisers; and, ii) Apple and Google app stores

What a weird thing. Trump’s lawyer, Christina Bobb, is hosting live coverage of Trump’s rally today for Right Side Broadcasting.

Jesse Watters: 'We wanted to show you the rest of her answer but she didn't make any sense.'

Here's the rest of Karine Jean-Pierre's response that Fox News doesn't want its viewers to see: