Hey, I'm Brian Celter, live in New York, and this is Reliable Sources, where we examine

the story behind the story, and we figure out what's reliable.

This hour, American Conservatives gathering in Hungary to hear from the Prime Minister

there, Victor Orbán, and you need to know what they heard.

We're going to get into that.

Plus, one of this month's controversial GOP primary candidates, she is blaming Sean

Hannity for her loss.

Kathy Barnett will join me live.

And there are shakeups at SNL.

We're going to talk with late-night expert Bill Carter about the big star exits, and

this week's Upfronts and so much more.

But first, an epic struggle over the future of talking and tweeting.

Right now, all stories lead back to Elon Musk.

He is everywhere.

One minute, he's like a head of state holding a key meeting with Brazil's president.

The next minute, he's like a teenage troll, tweeting crude emojis and memes.

Musk continues to say that his original agreement to buy Twitter is on hold, but the company

is saying the opposite.

Arguing there's no such thing as on hold, Twitter's board is saying it will enforce the merger

agreement, despite Musk's apparent belated concerns about bots on the platform.

So has Musk outsmarted everyone with this bot's excuse, or is he like a student who failed

to do his homework and now he's lashing out, saying it's everyone else's fault?

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