this is the ramsie call of the day part of the ramsay network

joining me today is ramsay personality ken coleman i don't know how much it's exaggerated

because the news these days is pretty much all written for the

National Inquirer by all of these I mean it's all like drama and hyperbole and

everything it we do miss Walter Cronkite but true but because I mean everything's

got a slant to it and so forth but apparently at some level anyway based on

several articles that have come out with Elon Musk buying Twitter, that there's a lot of people that work at Twitter, the woke type people that are very, very, very stressed out, very upset, melting down in various ways that they can't work there if he owns the place.

It's absolutely true.

Washington Post reported several conversations they had with Twitter employees when it was announced

that the deal was going to go through.

And we're comments like, I'm so stressed out about this.

I forgot I have COVID.

Was a direct quote.

One was, I literally can't speak.

And yet they were speaking when they said that.

And now it's gotten to the point that Twitter leadership is actually concerned about this.

This has gone beyond hand-wringing on Twitter itself.

They took to the

platform themselves and, you know, the sky is falling, you know, all these horrible things about Elon Musk,

who, by the way, has stated very clearly that the reason he wanted to buy is because he didn't

want anybody's speech to be altered at all. So it's about free speech, but this is apparently an attack on democracy.

So here's where we stand today, Dave. So Twitter leadership has decided that no changes can be made

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