Elon Musk claimed Twitter employees had a Slack channel called 'Fauci Fan Club' in reference to the White House's chief medical advisor
Elon Musk on Wednesday claimed that Twitter staff had a group on Slack that was a fan club for Dr. Anthony Fauci, the US's top infectious disease expert.
Musk's comments were included in a Twitter thread in which he posted various links to articles about Fauci, including a"Despite these glaring issues, Twitter nonetheless had an internal Slack channel unironically called"Fauci Fan Club"," MuskIt wasn't clear what was discussed in the channel which Musk was referring to, or how many members were part of it.
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