Twitter CEO Elon Musk 'unexpectedly' agreed to an interview with BBC at Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters on Wednesday

Later, Musk in a Tweet said, I said BBC could come Twitter, then, to my surprise, a reporter shows up

Elon Musk revealed his time at Twitter has “been quite a rollercoaster.” Here are the key takeaways from Musk's latest Interview

Elon Musk said, before take over, Twitter was “spending money like it’s going out of fashion.” He claimed it was being run “like a non-profit”

On Layoffs, Musk said that the company had “just under 8,000” employees earlier, and now is left with 1,500 workers

Elon Musk said that the layoff was “not fun at all” and can at times be “painful”

On media reports about some employees sleeping in the office to avoid being fired, Musk said that he, too, sleeps in the office “sometimes”

Talking about misinformation on Twitter, Musk said, “Who’s to say what’s right and wrong?”

During the interview, Musk said that he is “no longer the CEO of Twitter,” before adding as a joke that his pet dog Floki is the new CEO

On Twitter removing BBC documentary on PM Modi, Musk said he was not aware of the case, adding, India has very strict social media laws