Elon Musk says it’s time to break up Amazon.
His tweet came after writer Alex Berenson tweeted a screenshot showing that his upcoming book about Covid-19 doesn't meet Amazon guidelines for sale. Berenson has been a critic of theand has suggested that the risks of serious illness or death are much lower than reported, especially for younger people.
"This is insane @JeffBezos," Musk said, tagging the Amazon CEO. "Time to break up Amazon. Monopolies are wrong!" Amazon said later that the book was removed in error, is being reinstated and that it has contacted Berenson. Musk has been a vocal critic of government policy during the coronavirus pandemic. He has also tweeted in favor of reopening the country and during a Tesla earnings callMusk has a record of making strange remarks on Twitter. His latest example was on May 1, when heIn 2018, he said on Twitter that he was going to take Tesla private when its stock price his $420 and that he had already secured funding.
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