Musk agreed to no more than five hours of questioning as part of the SEC’s investigation of potential securities law violations linked to his Twitter buyout.

It was the second time the billionaire tech mogul skipped out on testifying for the probe of the acquisition of the social media site now known as X.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked a federal judge to sanction Elon Musk if he continues to violate the court’s order to appear for a deposition in a probe of his 2022 Twitter acquisition.

Musk characterized the court orders asking X to remove particular accounts as censorship and repeatedly blasted the judge overseeing the suspension of X in Brazil.

X is reportedly reversing course after weeks of refusing to comply with conditions set by the Brazilian Supreme Court that would allow it to operate in the country again. According to The New York Times,

Elon Musk suddenly appears to be giving up. After defying court orders in Brazil for three weeks, Musk’s social network, X, has capitulated. In a court filing Friday night, the company’s lawyers said that X had complied with orders from Brazil’s Supreme Court in the hopes that the court would lift a block on its site.