BBC journalist James Clayton was taken to task by Elon Musk when he charged Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey with allowing "hate speech" on his platform. Clayton arranged a sit-down meeting with Musk and opened with a pointed question, casting Twitter in a negative light. He stated that "there are not enough people to police this stuff, particularly around hate speech in the company" and asked Musk, "Is that something that you want to address?" However, Clayton appeared unprepared to substantiate his claims, and Musk politely asked for clarification.