A recent interview between a BBC reporter and the business magnate Elon Musk became the talk of the town. Musk, the CEO of Twitter was questioned on the content moderation policies of his company, an aspect that was been the subject of much debate for some time. As soon as the reporter touched upon how there isn’t enough policing done on controversial content, the interview quickly got heated from there onwards. One celebrity who was particularly fascinated with the interview was bodybuilding legend  Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s eldest son Patrick Schwarzenegger.

While Patrick Schwarzenegger hasn’t explicitly commented on the subject of the interview itself, he did enjoy the intensity of the interview and shared a few words on the interviewer James Clayton. Here’s what sparked a response out of the young Hollywood actor.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s son was blown away by the heated interview

Patrick Schwarzenegger recently took to Twitter to comment on the interview that’s been raging for the past 24 hours. The interview took place in San Francisco and here’s what Schwarzenegger tweeted about it.

He wrote, “Pretty amazing interview to watch. Wild to watch the difference in Body language & voice/tone as this interview progresses. This poor reporter really came ill-prepared”. For those who haven’t watched the interview yet, BBC reporter Clayton delves into the uncomfortable segment of the interview with seemingly heated questions and interrogations. Musk, who was prepared to the nines, immediately claps back at him.

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The segment Clayton delves into deals with the alleged rise of hate speech on Twitter, more so in the current times. As the new Twitter boss Musk, who took over the ownership of the company at a staggering $43 billion in October 2022, faced the nailing questions, Musk seemed in no mood to buy into that. He instead kept on insisting the interviewer to provide a suitable example to back his claim.

Elon Musk doesn’t let the BBC correspondent settle

“There’s not enough people that police this stuff, particularly around hate speech”, said Clayton towards the beginning of the segment. Clayton soon admits that he sees more hate speech when Musk asks him to name at least one instance. Clayton fails to deliver, saying that he hasn’t checked his feed in 3–4 weeks. Musk, then further probes him on the authenticity of his claim. This is where things got interesting and the interview took a spicy turn.

Further, in a hasty attempt to change the topic, James Clayton moves on to COVID misinformation. While he starts to push Elon Musk for the alleged role of Twitter in it, Musk turns the question around. He again probes the BBC correspondent. This time pointing out BBC’s double standards in the matter, irrespective of if they accept that claim.

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Patrick Schwarzenegger, who often shares interesting tidbits on Twitter, like when he got excited about Jackie Chan’s upcoming role in ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem’, found it rather amusing how the reporter was lost for words at one stage. He believes that he rather came unprepared, which should be a must for interviewing a high-profile personality like Elon Musk.