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Apology tour if you will that this
had been said online, there was all

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of the criticism, there was advertisers
leaving. We talked to Bob, I

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stop, you hope don't advertise?
You don't want them to advertise. What

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do you mean if somebody's going to
try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmailing

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with money for yourself, but go
yourself? Is that clear? I hope

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it is. Hey, Bob here
in the audience, Well, well let

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me ask you. Then that's how
I feel. Don't advertise? How do

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you think that about the economics of
X if part of the underlying model at

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least today, and maybe it needs
to shift. Maybe the answer is it

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needs to shift away from advertising.
If you believe that this is the one

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part of your business where you will
be beholden to those who have this view,

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what do you do why? I
understand that. But there's a reality

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too, right yes, no,
no, I mean Yakarino's right here and

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she's got to sell advertiser absolutely so
no, no, tell you so.

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No, Actually, what what this
advertising boycott is is going to do.

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It's it's going to kill a company. And do you think that and the

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whole world? Well, no,
that those advertisers kill the company, and

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we will document it in great detail. But there are those advertisers, I

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imagine, are going to say,
they're going to say, we can kill

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the company. They're going to say
to tell it to Earth. But they're

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going to say that. They're going
to say, Elon that you killed the

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company because you said these things and
that they were inappropriate things and that they

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didn't feel comfortable on the platform.
Right, That's that's what they're going to

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say. And let's see how Earth
responds to that something. Okay, then

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this goes back to we'll both make
our cases, right, and we'll see

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what the outcome is. What are
the economics of that for you? I

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mean, you have enormous resources,
so you can actually keep this company going

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for a very long time. Would
you keep it going for a long time

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if there was no advertising? I
mean, if the company fails because of

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advertised boycott, it will fail because
of an advertised boycott, and that will

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be what bankrupt of the company,
and that's what everybody on Earth will know.

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But what do you think then of
the Again, this goes back to

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the idea of trust. Though it
will be gone, and it will be

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gone because of an advertised boycott.
But you recognize that some of those people

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are going to say that they didn't
feel comfortable on the platform, and I

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want I just wonder and ask you
and think about that. First tell up

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to the judge. But the judge
is going to be the judge is the public