For there to be an inclusive arena for free speech. reporter: musk, the ceo of tesla and spacex, is worth an estimated $265 billion. he s a prolific tweeter, with more than 80 million followers. and also one of its biggest critics. just last week, he disclosed his 9% stake in twitter, making him one of the largest shareholder, sending the stock price soaring. musk will have to show his ability to finance the deal to the twitter board, and that s why this is a soap opera that s going to have many twists and turns ahead. reporter: and if refused by the board, musk writes, i would need to reconsider my position as a shareholder. if musk decided to just cut and run, i mean, the stock could go down 30%, 40%. this forces the board s hand. reporter: linsey, twitter s board says it will review the proposal and if they reject it, elon musk says he does have a plan b, he just won t elaborate on what that is. linsey? curious to see what that is. kaylee, thank you. now, to the pand
this is important for people who look like me. my grandmother would sit around when i was a kid. 5th grade. had a 5th grade education. i learned that she couldn t read when when i was doing my homework and she would tell me stories about people asking her to count the number of jelly beans in the jar or the soap. yep. and so, why is protecting the filibuster is that more important than protecting voting ri rights, especially for people who fought and died for that? no. it s not. i want to see united states congress, the united states senate pass s.1 and s.4, the john lewis act. get them to my desk so i can sign them. and we are still waiting. that as there is news on covid boosters tonight. the fda granting emergency-use authorization for a pfizer booster dose in people 65 and older and those at high risk. a rare bit of good news, as the