From what I’ve heard he lost control of the company and only owned a small percentage of Twitter. So he was beholden to all sorts of forces decisions and drama

From what I’ve heard he lost control of the company and only owned a small percentage of Twitter. So he was beholden to all sorts of forces decisions and drama with the board he would have rather not dealt with. Which is why when Joe Rogan interviewed him a top Twitter lawyer was there too. I strongly suspect at that point she was the one truly representing Twitter, not Jack.