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IS THE EUROPEAN UNION’S TOP DIGITAL ENFORCER, EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER THIERRY
BRETON, TRYING TO TAKE ON ELON MUSK. ONLY HOURS AFTER SENDING A LETTER OF
WARNING TO THE TECH BILLIONAIRE OVER HIS PLANNED INTERVIEW ON X WITH FORMER US
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP, BRETON HAS FACED CRITICISM OF MEDDLING IN US POLITICS.

BRETON, WHO OVERSEES THE EU ENFORCEMENT OF NEW SOCIAL MEDIA RULES SET IN
REGULATIONS LIKE THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT (DSA).

IN RESPONSE TO THE LETTER, X CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER LINDA YACCARINO SAID: “THIS
IS AN UNPRECEDENTED ATTEMPT TO STRETCH A LAW INTENDED TO APPLY IN EUROPE TO
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES IN THE US. IT ALSO PATRONIZES EUROPEAN CITIZENS, SUGGESTING
THEY ARE INCAPABLE OF LISTENING TO A CONVERSATION AND DRAWING THEIR OWN
CONCLUSIONS.”

ACCORDING TO REPORTS, BRETON’S WARNING TO MUSK HAD SURPRISED MANY WITHIN THE
EUROPEAN COMMISSION WITH SOME REPORTEDLY SAYING “THE EU IS NOT IN THE BUSINESS
OF ELECTORAL INTERFERENCE” AND “DSA IMPLEMENTATION IS TOO IMPORTANT TO BE
MISUSED BY AN ATTENTION-SEEKING POLITICIAN IN SEARCH OF HIS NEXT BIG JOB.”

AURA SALLA, A NEWLY-ELECTED MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, EXPLAINED: “THIS
IS NOT HOW THE DSA CAN BE ENFORCED.”

SALLA, META’S FORMER TOP LOBBYIST IN BRUSSELS, ADDED: “WITH THE DSA THE EU
CANNOT STOP INTERVIEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS, NO MATTER HOW CONTROVERSIAL THE
INTERVIEWEE IS. IF TRUMP WOULD HAVE INCITED VIOLENCE IN THE INTERVIEW, THAT
WOULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN DOWN FOR THE EU AUDIENCE.”

WHEN ASKED HOW THAT MIGHT IMPACT THE EU COMMISSION’S RELATIONSHIP WITH X, WHICH
IS ALREADY UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR DSA COMPLIANCE, AN EU SPOKESPERSON SAID THAT
THEY DO “NOT COMMENT ON COMMENTS.”

WHEN ASKED IF BRETON COORDINATED HIS LETTER WITHIN THE EU COMMISSION, THE
SPOKESPERSON SAID THAT “THE COMMISSIONER REPRESENTED A GENERAL CONCERN” FOR THE
RULES THAT THE VERY LARGE ONLINE PLATFORMS UNDER THE DSA HAVE TO AGREE WITH, BUT
“THE TIMING AND WORDING WERE NOT COORDINATED WITH THE PRESIDENT [URSULA VON DER
LEYEN] AND NOT WITH THE COLLEGE.”

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