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Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor and whistleblower, recently shared his perspective on the much-discussed interview between Elon Musk and Don Lemon.
What Happened: On Monday, Snowden took to X, formerly Twitter, to comment on the interview between Musk and former CNN anchor Lemon. The interview had been a topic of heated discussion, following a public spat between the two personalities.
Snowden pointed out a particular moment where Musk, despite being “ambushed”, delivered a memorable line: “You want censorship so bad you can taste it.” Lemon, caught off guard, could only laugh and deny the claim, insisting he merely wanted “responsibility.”
In the X thread, Snowden reflected on his own experience of being in a controversial interview and empathizes with Musk’s over his interview with Lemon. He criticized Lemon’s approach, describing it as malicious, as Lemon chose a vulnerable moment for Musk to aggressively question him, emptying a drawer of knives.
Snowden said while Lemon’s aggressive questioning may be within his rights, it’s disappointing as it detracts from the interview’s potential. Musk, being a public figure, could anticipate such scrutiny. However, Lemon’s lack of genuine curiosity or interest beyond posturing ultimately squanders the opportunity for meaningful discussion.
According to Snowden Lemon had a rare opportunity to delve into Musk’s unguarded thoughts and beliefs, fostering genuine dialogue and understanding. Instead, Lemon opted for aggressive interrogation, squandering the chance for authentic exchange and resorting to adversarial tactics that hindered meaningful exploration
Why It Matters: The interview followed a series of events that began with Musk’s decision to terminate his partnership with Lemon after an interview on X, Musk’s social media platform. Lemon had revealed the abrupt end of the partnership in a video, stating that Musk was “apparently so upset” about the interview that he canceled the show.
Following this, Musk had a sharp comeback against Lemon after a media report claimed that the former CNN anchor had some extravagant demands to host his show on X. Musk made several posts on X directed at Lemon, leading to the interview that Snowden commented on.
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