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It's getting very interesting with Elon Musk and Twitter as the richest man in the world

is now offered to buy Twitter for $43 billion. That's with a B,

$43 billion. Basically, $54.20 a share, which is about 20% higher than what it's currently

trading for. He says it's his best and final offer, and he is taking the company private if they accept it.

The executives at Twitter are meeting on this Thursday.

They called an emergency meeting, and they're having a meeting on whether or not to accept this money.

It's 20% more than what the other billionaires already own.

And they may not like their model anymore.

They may understand that what they're doing is not sustainable.

Elon Musk says free speech is a societal imperative for a functioning democracy.

And he said this would be a terrible investment without the changes that he needs to make.

That's why he would have to take it private.

He sees it as a free speech beacon for the entire world.

Now, this is somebody who's really thinking big.

He really truly is.

He's looking at Twitter as a global marketplace to exchange ideas and cultivate freedom and free speech across the

globe. And I cannot think of anything bigger and better to do or a better use for Twitter than that.

It truly would open the world to free speech, democracy, freedom, and be a beacon for people

in dark places, in countries where they're oppressed, where they have socialist dictators

telling them everything they can possibly do. This is a guy with big plans and big thoughts.

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