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Not only is he redefining democracy to fit his own narrative, but he’s also suggesting that someone who champions free speech and innovation is somehow a threat. That’s a bold claim, considering Musk has done more for technological advancement and space exploration than Todd has ever done for journalism.
Todd continued his rant, insisting that Musk is a major problem for the country.
“The fact that more people aren’t offended by this man’s actions … I mean, it shows you how much he has helped successfully destroy the trusted information ecosystem because this is a five-alarm fire.
“Elon Musk is a five-alarm fire and the country doesn’t realize it yet,” he added.
This level of hyperbole would be laughable if it weren’t so out of touch. Musk hasn’t “destroyed” an ecosystem—he’s simply disrupted a system that relied on controlling information. The mainstream media’s frustration with Musk is rooted in their loss of power, not any actual harm he’s caused.
For years, Todd positioned himself as an authoritative voice in political journalism, but let’s be honest—he has always been a partisan figure. His hard-left biases have been obvious for a long time, and now, without the protection of NBC News, his irrelevance is showing.
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Instead of recognizing that Americans are turning away from mainstream narratives, Todd is doubling down on the same tired talking points. He’s panicking because people are waking up and questioning the media’s long-held control over information.
What Todd fails to grasp is that Musk’s impact on media, technology, and free speech is not going anywhere. Platforms like X (formerly Twitter) have become places for real discourse—something the legacy media fears because it exposes their biases and misreporting.
Rather than throwing tantrums on a podcast, perhaps Todd should take a hard look at why trust in the media has plummeted. His meltdown over Musk only reinforces what many Americans already believe: the establishment press is out of touch and desperate to regain control.
At the end of the day, Todd’s complaints are nothing more than noise. The real story here is the shifting power dynamic in media—and no amount of whining from the mainstream press will change that.
