The nearly two months since Elon Musk offered Twitter $44 billion to purchase the social media platform has been punctuated by promises to reinstate former President Donald Trump's account, tweets claiming Twitter's legal department accused Musk of violating his nondisclosure agreements and threats from the Tesla co-founder to walk away from the whole thing.
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