Reports suggest that Musk, fresh off his latest Twitter tirade, offered a staggering sum to purchase ABC, declaring it a “necessary step in saving television.” However, what caught everyone off guard was the CEO’s bizarre reply during a press conference:
“Frankly, it’s time to cancel The View. It’s the worst show on TV, and even Elon Musk’s billions couldn’t salvage its reputation.”

While the exact price Musk proposed remains undisclosed, insiders claim it was “insane,” even by Musk’s standards—likely fueled by a combination of caffeine, ambition, and perhaps a newfound appreciation for morning television.

Social media quickly erupted, with users debating whether the CEO’s statement was a genuine critique of The View or an elaborate attempt to deflect from Musk’s aggressive bid. Many pointed out that while The View has its critics, the CEO’s timing couldn’t have been worse, leading to speculation that he might have been inspired by Musk’s knack for theatrics.

Musk, never one to shy away from drama, tweeted in response: “The View is bad, but that’s no reason to reject my generous offer. Let me fix ABC. Trust me; I’ve got memes and rockets.”

For now, it seems ABC’s fate—and that of The View—hangs in the balance. As the public awaits the next chapter in this bizarre saga, one thing is clear: when Elon Musk gets involved, reality often feels stranger than fiction.