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And today, we're going to have to save you from Twitter's irresponsibility.

There is, their head of security has come forward and filed a complaint with the SEC because Twitter has not been a responsible steward of people's privacy and information.

And also they have left themselves very vulnerable to some hackery.

And that is never a good thing unless you're a lawn Musk.

Because the person who came out, the former head of security,

whose name is Peter Mudge Zatko, he claims a number of things,

which the only thing Twitter has really said about any of this is,

he wasn't really good at his job and he's just

bitter. And it's like, well, he's making some pretty extraordinary claims. And this may help

Elon Musk's bid if he's right now trying to completely scrap the takeover of Twitter. And, you know,

the $44 billion price tag could be

chipped away if, in fact, some of these claims are realized. And he's saying that Twitter has

known that they've got just a ton of spam and bot accounts, but their executives are paid

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