Ex-Twitter VP: Elon Musk Is an Attention Seeker, After $44B Offer

• An ex-VP of Twitter said that Elon Musk was “attention seeker” after the Twitter purchase.
• Bruce Daisley said that Insider Musk was like a man who is hungover, “surveying the mess” he had woken up to.”
• Musk offered to purchase the platform Tuesday at the original agreed price.

After Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter again on Tuesday, a former Twitter executive stated that Musk was an “attention-seeker”.

Bruce Daisley, who was Twitter’s EMEA vice president until he left in 2020, told Insider on Wednesday the same was true of former President Donald Trump, who Musk previously He would bring Twitter back. Musk was previously So-calledTwitter’s decision not to ban TrumpFollowing the January 6th storming at the Capitol building in Washington DC, it was “morally incorrect and plain out stupid.”

Daisley worked for Twitter for eighteen years and said that he would place a bet that Trump’s ban will attract lots of attention. 

Daisley stated that Musk will likely try to increase his extravagant investment’s value. He’s like a man who has a hangover and is looking at the mess he’s made.

Musk offered Tuesday to end the deal after months of negotiations. Buy TwitterThe company was able to purchase the shares at $54.20 each, or $44 Billion, again. Insider was told Tuesday by a spokesperson for Twitter that the company had received the LetterMusk’s lawyers sent it to offer to buy the platform.

“Last Month, he didn’t want it. And he was still determined on trashing the platform’s executives. Daisley stated that he now plans to turn it into a Super App. 

Interview with BBC Radio 4 Today ProgrammeDaisley claimed that Musk’s opinions change “on a dime” and makes “spontaneous but often unpredictable decisions.”

Musk first offered to buy Twitter in April, but announced in July he was Stopping the deal. Tesla and SpaceX CEO, said he was resigning because of concerns about the number BotsOn the platform. Twitter, then sued Muskfor “refusing his obligations”.

Musk and Twitter were both scheduled to begin a Five-day trialIn Delaware court, the billionaire was found in mid-October. He was to be deposed this week.

Experts spoke InsiderMusk was trying avoid a potential court loss by deciding again to buy the social media platform.