ELON JUST EXPOSED LEGACY MEDIA AGAIN
In the latest Economist interview, the editor-in-chief tried the usual line:
“People loathe you.”
Elon’s response was perfect:
“More people like me than don’t. Far more people hate you and the media than you realise.”
That’s the quiet part out loud.
Legacy media has spent years pushing distorted narratives, selective outrage, and outright misrepresentations about Elon — and it’s not working the way they think it is.
People see through it.
The constant framing, the loaded questions, the attempt to turn every achievement into a threat… it’s gotten so predictable it’s almost comical.
Elon didn’t need a long speech.
He just pointed out the obvious: the public’s trust in legacy media is collapsing, and they still act like they hold the moral high ground.
The more they attack him, the more transparent their bias becomes.
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