Joe Pitts: 'Misinformation' hearing with Facebook, Twitter, Google CEOs – why even more censorship may be next
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai will appear virtually before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Thursday.
In announcing the hearing, the Democratic leaders of the committee said, "Whether it be falsehoods about the COVID-19 vaccine or debunked claims of election fraud, these online platforms have allowed misinformation to spread, intensifying national crises with real-life, grim consequences for public health and safety." Unfortunately, what appears to be the Democratic leaders’ of the committee’s classification of "misinformation" — content that they disagree with politically — does not track with the dictionary’s definition of the term. Already, Facebook is removing COVID-19-related claims that run contrary to data from the Chinese Communist Party-influenced World Health Organization (WHO).
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