Twitter CEO Elon Musk announced Wednesday that he thinks it is likely that some data that was contained in files on Twitter servers has been hidden and deleted since he vowed to make everything public.
Musk was responding to former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who asked Musk to release everything “without filter.”
Musk responded “Most important data was hidden (from you too) and some may have been deleted, but everything we find will be released.”
Musk then tweeted a quote from poet Walter Scott about deception.
Musk’s comments come in the wake of the ‘exiting’ of James Baker, the FBI affiliated Twitter Deputy General Counsel who was revealed to have vetted the first round of files, mostly concerning the censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story, before they were sent to journalist Matt Taibbi.
The development has prompted accusations that ‘deep state’ fuckery is afoot:
House GOP leaders suggested Wednesday that they could pursue legal action in the matter of Baker and the suppression of the laptop story in 2020.
Meanwhile, it has now been revealed via emails that an employee at the CDC and an employee at the US Census Bureau had access to Twitter’s dedicated “Partner Support Portal,” which allows approved government partners to flag content to Twitter for censorship.
Yesterday, the White House refused to answer questions on communications with Twitter before Musk took over:
As we highlighted Wednesday, Senator Ted Cruz described the Twitter situation as “evidence of corruption that goes to the highest level of government,” adding that “This was all about weaponizing big tech.”
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