"I find him generally funny but a bit gate-keepery. At least he lost the puppet!" I agree with this assessment - quite funny (sans puppet) and quite good research, within certain boundaries.

Yes, maybe he dismissed some of the twitter files content too much but I still think he was basically right that 'it' wasn't as significant as musk would like us to think, or at least not for the reasons he would prefer us to focus on (ie 'it wuz baddie demoncrats' when it was also trump's Whitehouse (though we didn't get to see what tweets they wanted pulled)). As it turns out it's as we'd probably expected: evidence of dodgy big tech's interpenetration with the state, regardless of which wing of the business party focus on.

(Or maybe it would be more a story if we actually saw all the files - like evil jack Dorsey suggested he should do (though he could have done it himself of course) - instead musk threatened to sue any employees who leaked anything.)