It’s official.

Elon Musk is in San Francisco, California, with money being transferred over as we type this story. Musk will be the new owner of Twitter. But he doesn’t plan on cutting a red ribbon outside the front doors like a traditional new business.

FACTZ has exclusively learned that Musk plans to make a spectacle of taking over Twitter and “cleaning house.”

Musk has made statements planning to replace or eliminate 75% of Twitter’s staff, making the company about 2,000 employees.

According to our in-house source overseeing the transfer of power, “the 75% looks more like 90%.”

Current Twitter employees are pissed off, demanding that they keep their job and that he does not discriminate against political views. The bottom line is that they wanted to be treated as employees of a company and not something he is looking to take advantage of in a media agenda.

Musk has recently been silent about the Twitter deal, and many feel this is a good thing as he does not want to derail the company. Musk did write something on his personal Twitter account, saying, “A beautiful thing about Twitter is how it empowers citizen journalism – people are able to disseminate news without an establishment bias.”

How will Musk’s ownership affect the platform? That’s to be determined. But it’s game on.

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