Elon Musk invites RFK Jr. to Twitter Spaces discussion after Instagram bans campaign account

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received a personal invitation from Elon Musk to speak in a live discussion on Twitter after his campaign account was banned from Instagram.

“Interesting…if we use our TeamKennedy email address to set up @instagram accounts, we automatically receive a 180-day ban,” Kennedy revealed in a Twitter post Thursday, along with a screenshot of the ban notice. “Can anyone guess why this is happening?”

Musk responded to the tweet and offered a live discussion on Twitter’s Spaces.

“Would you like to have a Spaces discussion with me next week?” Musk wrote Friday morning.

Biden’s Democratic opponent Robert F. Kennedy sides with Elon Musk and promises to end the “censorship industrial complex”.

“Yes! What’s Monday at 2pm ET?” Kennedy replied to the Twitter CEO.

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The invite comes just days after Kennedy Musk agreed that Twitter had “no real choice” but to comply with the government’s censorship requirements, declaring that it could “shut down platforms like Twitter or let them fall into oblivion” if they don’t come.

“Private companies can resist, but governments can shut down platforms like Twitter or fine them into oblivion,” Kennedy wrote on the platform. “Enough!”

“I’m going to put an end to this, at least in the US,” added the Democrat, who is challenging President Biden for the 2024 nomination.

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Twitter’s “Spaces” feature recently experienced technical difficulties when Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced his participation in the 2024 presidential campaign as an overwhelming number of users turned out to watch the highly anticipated event.

Fox News’ Houston Keene contributed to this report.