no it's not. musk signed a legal document waiving his DD. these pretext might win in the court of public opinion but not in court.
What the heck do you think due diligence means? It's irrelevant once the merger agreement is signed. All that matters is if the merger agreement gives Musk a right to terminate the agreement or if the agreement itself is invalid.
...and it doesn't even make sense as he stated early on that he was buying in order to address the bot problem.
Yeah it's highly highly likely he just wants to terminate the agreement because it's a bad deal for him, and these are legal excuses potentially enabling that.
