MSNBC’s Chris Hayes panned Elon Musk’s feedback from an interview the latter gave on the community’s sister station, CNBC.

Musk spoke with David Faber for just about an hour on Tuesday evening, addressing a myriad of questions. The billionaire called far flung work “morally fallacious” and paused for 12 awkward seconds when asked about his penchant for tweeting conspiracy theories.

“So, my general more or less, vision for X or Twitter is, uh, to be a cybernetic collective mind for humanity,” Musk said.

“All proper, sluggish do there, buddy,” Hayes responded on All In later that night time. “It’s a microblogging website. I find it irresistible quite a bit, but like, let’s simply, ok?”

As he spoke, Hayes lowered his palms to signify Musk tone down the technobabble. He then became to the business side of the website online.

“He bought it for a whopping $44 billion,” he persisted. “It’s a private firm now, so we don’t understand what its trade internals appear to be. However by using all accounts, advertisers have absolutely fled. His new subscriber carrier – it doesn’t appear adore it’s doing very neatly. Folks think the company is price approach less than what he offered it for.”

Hayes stated Musk’s appointment of NBC merchandising executive Linda Yaccarino as CEO seems to be designed to reverse this pattern.

The host then addressed a tweet with the aid of Musk about billionaire Democratic donor George Soros, who has grow to be a boogeyman among conservatives.

“Last evening he compared George Soros to probably the most infamous Jewish villain in comedian guide history, [Magneto] saying that Soros ‘hates humanity.’ The Anti-Defamation League called the tweet ‘unhealthy.’ Israel’s Overseas Ministry accused Musk of “stoking anti-Semitism.’”

Hayes called the interview “painful.”

“Tonight, Musk defended his comments in an extensive, painful interview on CNBC,” he stated sooner than airing a clip of Musk doubling down.

Watch above via MSNBC.

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