I wonder what it's like for Linda have all her work soothing advertisers in a bid to get some revenue just completely destroyed by Elon making rash decisions. S

I wonder what it's like for Linda have all her work soothing advertisers in a bid to get some revenue just completely destroyed by Elon making rash decisions. She's the CEO, but everyone knows she can't fire him, and now it's pretty clear that you can't trust anything she says because he'll randomly undermine her in outlandish and destructive ways. Twitter's no longer a public platform - how does she go back to advertisers and resume her conversations with them, given a complete shift in the size and nature of the audience. Does she try to convince them that tons of people who've never bothered to sign up for Twitter before are suddenly going to do so now?