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Douglas Murray: Elon Musk takeover would expose Twitter's 'dark arts'

By: FOXNews.com
Douglas Murray explained on "Fox & Friends" that all of Twitter's "dark arts" and dishonest practices would be brought to light if Elon Musk were to take over the platform.
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