Elon Musk reportedly threatened to reassign NPR's Twitter account due to inactivity
to ask if the organization is returning to the website and to suggest that the company could reassign its account if it doesn't.
Musk's surprise email turned into an exchange with the executive, wherein he reportedly wrote in one of his responses:"NPR isn't tagged as government-funded anymore, so what's the beef?" And when asked who would be taking over the NPR account on Twitter, he replied:"National Pumpkin Radio," along with a couple of emoji. We reached out Twitter for a statement, but the company doesn't have a communications team anymore.
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