So, Good evening. It's Wednesday, April 12th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM Eastern exclusively

here on Runble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, a very contentious interview of Elon Musk conducted in Twitter's headquarters by a BBC news

tech correspondent named James Clayton reveals a great deal about a topic we cover extensively

on this show. The utter fraud of the quote

disinformation industry and the self-proclaimed disinformation expert to

populate it. Far from any real or cognizable expertise, all of the groups claiming to

fight disinformation and all of these people demanding to be recognized and honored as

disinformation experts have only one real purpose to weaponize the term

disinformation, along with its sleazy older cousin hate speech, to malign any platforms that refuse to censor on command or which relatedly

allow dissent to establishment orthodoxies to be freely expressed.

That was a tactic which as BBC reporter attempted to use against Musk today.

Arguing that Twitter is to blame because by allowing more free speech,

Musk has fostered an increase in quote hate speech and disinformation.

The exchange between Musk and this BBC apparatchik, aside from being

entertainingly combative, shines a vivid light on how this disinformation

scam really works and we'll examine this video, the

interview and what it shows. Then for our interview segment we'll interview the

great investigative journalist Lee Fong, who has joyously left the

intercept and is now doing his journalism

independently at Substack.

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