Telling the Jewish CEO of the company that pulled ads over antisemitic remarks to go fuck himself on live TV is not a gamer moment and it completely negates what was obviously a BS apology.
I can't speak for anyone other than myself, but I don't care where those comments are coming from. He's a 50-something year old man, he can grow the fuck up and take responsibility for what he says.
All he saying in this interview is that he simply does not care if his remarks are the reason advertisers want to leave, in essence drawing a boundary between the discourse on Twitter and advertiser presence. He is making a clear statement that Twitter will not change its policies to appease advertisers, even if it means running at a loss.
I think it that is a perfectly reasonable thing to say, even if you don't agree with Musk's politics or X's policies.