In his latest headline-grabbing move, tech mogul Elon Musk has proposed allowing the public to vote on whether he should buy the daytime talk show The View and cancel it. Musk, known for his unpredictable social media posts and business ventures, took to Twitter to share his thoughts about the show, calling it “toxic” and offering to get rid of it if the public desires.

“If you hate it, let me cancel this toxic show,” Musk tweeted, suggesting that he would acquire The View if enough people voted in favor. His comments quickly went viral, sparking debate among fans of the show, critics, and social media users.

The View, a popular daytime program known for its panel of outspoken hosts discussing current events, has long been a source of polarizing opinions. With its mix of political, social, and pop culture commentary, the show has been both praised for its bold discussions and criticized for heated arguments and polarizing views.

Musk’s tweet follows his well-documented history of public clashes with the media and entertainment industries. The billionaire’s proposal mirrors his past Twitter polls, including the one where he asked users if he should step down as CEO of Twitter (now X) after acquiring the platform in 2022. He has often used social media polls to make bold decisions, sometimes sparking controversy along the way.

Reactions to Musk’s offer have been mixed. While many of his followers support the idea, agreeing with his view of the show, others see it as another publicity stunt or attempt to control the media landscape. Fans of The View have voiced strong opposition, defending the show’s relevance and value in bringing diverse perspectives to daytime television.

As the online debate continues, it remains to be seen whether Musk will follow through on his offer and what the future holds for The View. For now, Musk has once again captured the public’s attention, adding to his growing influence in media and tech.