Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover: From Staff Cuts to Homeless Shelters

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In a live interview with the BBC, Elon Musk discussed his leadership of Twitter, admitting that he sometimes sleeps on a couch in the company's San Francisco headquarters and claiming that he tried to turn part of the building into a homeless shelter. Musk also defended his dramatic job cuts and joked that his dog is now the company's chief executive. He criticized the BBC's coverage of the COVID-19 vaccine and challenged the interviewer to provide specific examples of hate speech on Twitter.
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