'Fox Across America' host Jimmy Failla mocked CBS News for returning to Twitter less than 48 hours after the outlet announced its exodus from the platform.
. TikTok is the devil,' but they're all freaking out over Elon Musk. I find this all to be so laughable. What makes it even more ridiculous to people who follow politics is Elon Musk is doing what? Free speech? That was what the left was all about. Classic liberalism was all about the First Amendment. This would be like if Republicans suddenly turned on the Second Amendment, which we wouldn't do because we're principled. They're unprincipled, and they look silly.
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