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Elon Musk is a loud and self-professed champion of free speech.

Last night though, he suspended the accounts of several journalists from major news outlets.

Their offense?

Tweeting out publicly available information about the location of private planes used

by Musk and his family.

NPR Tech reporter Bobby Allen joins us now with more Bobby's been quite a ride for Twitter

the last few months.

How do we get here?

Yeah, really has been.

So there's been a history here, a long time thorn in the side of Elon Musk has been

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