Cuomo Claims Musk Blocked Him After Heated Exchange

During a recent episode of News Nation, host Chris Cuomo revealed that Elon Musk, the CEO of X, expressed anger in a direct message and subsequently blocked him on the platform.

Cuomo referenced a controversial post Musk made about the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), which he deemed anti-Christian. This remark seemed to hint at a connection to a recent shooting incident at a Michigan church affiliated with the Latter-day Saints. Cuomo promised to respond to Musk’s comments.

Cuomo criticized Musk’s actions, suggesting that a statement made by him would get someone fired if they worked for a reputable media outlet. Musk’s post included a screenshot from a Jewish organization labeling Christian identity as extremist, which Cuomo found deeply troubling.

Cuomo expressed disappointment, saying he wished Musk would have discussed the situation directly with him. He feels a personal stake in how Musk operates his business and communicates, questioning how anyone could link the attack on the Mormon church to the ADL.

Reflecting on Musk’s approach to free speech, Cuomo expressed concern that Musk might misinterpret the impact of his words. He hoped Musk would reconsider the implications of his statements, which he felt had no logical connection to the recent events.

The conversation also alluded to earlier comments between Musk and Cuomo, where Musk had mentioned a threat related to radical leftists. Cuomo responded to Musk’s comments and characterized them as “silly,” indicating that Musk should recognize the potential consequences of his statements.

At the time of this report, X had not provided any immediate comments regarding the situation.