Elon Musk went to bat for Donald Trump and must face the legal consequences.
of how the day’s events unfolded, so Smith probably needed to further examine his account and find out whether the former president was the only one who
had access to it. Twitter’s objection to the search warrant was based on their belief that “the order violated the First Amendment,” a major Musk talking point.
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