Elon Musk has shared the latest addition to the so-called “Twitter Files” with his followers on the platform.

What happened: The Twitter CEO said, “Elvis is in the building,” while retweeting the insert shared by the journalist Matt Taibbi On Sunday.

Elvis is an allusion to the USA Federal Office of Investigations agent Elvis Chan. The official interacted with Twitter’s former head of trust and safety Yoel Roth.

Taibbi revealed that Chan Roth had told him to expect written questions from them Foreign Intelligence Task Force (FITF) – the interagency group that deals with cyber threats.

The authors of the questionnaire appeared “dissatisfied” with Twitter for implying in an industry briefing that it had “not observed any recent activity by official propaganda actors on your platform,” according to the journalist.

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Why it matters: Roth circulated the task force’s questions within the company and complained that he was “frankly perplexed by the inquiries here, which seem more like something we’d get from a congressional committee than the Governing Board.”

The task force wanted to know how Twitter arrived at its “unpopular conclusion” and included a bibliography of public sources indicating the “prevalence of foreign threats,” Taibbi said.

The former Twitter executive suggested “calling Elvis on the phone as soon as possible” to clarify Twitter’s position.

Roth was forced to flee his homeland when Musk’s campaign turned homeward. reported CNN. The former executive has faced attacks and threats of violence stemming from a previous release of Twitter files showing he was working on sensitive issues including a ban Donald Trump’s Account.

According to the report, Musk also appeared to agree with a tweet baselessly accusing Roth of sympathizing with pedophilia.

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