Amidst a number of CNN scandals popping off recently, Tesla CEO Elon Musk slammed the media outlet this week, saying he is "not perverted enough" to appear on their broadcasts.
"You could be on CNN right now," said Babylon Bee editor-in-chief Kyle Mann.
Musk laughed at the statement, while Mann said: "Don Lemon's a real news organization."
Referring to a Babylon Bee article titled "CNN HR Department Considers Adding 'Are You A Creepy Pervert?' To Employment Application," Musk chuckled, and said he does not fit that joke requirement.
"I'm not perverted enough," Musk said.
The joking exchange comes after a number of scandals have been revealed within the outlet over the last few months.
Most recently, Project Veritas revealed that a "The Lead with Jake Tapper" producer by the name of Rick Saleeby was involved in a pedophilia scandal, fantasizing about his fiancé's young daughter.
A CNN producer that worked with the now-fired Chris Cuomo by the name of Brian Griffin was revealed to have lured or attempted to lure mothers and daughters to his home for sexual abuse.
In November, CNN star Chris Cuomo was fired after it was revealed that he had a larger role to play in defending his older brother, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, during his sexual misconduct accusations.
In June, Jeffrey Toobin returned to the media outlet after being suspended for being caught masturbating while on a Zoom call with colleagues from the New Yorker.
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