'Hannity' panel blasts Biden administration for pushing Facebook to censor content
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Kayleigh McEnany, Stephen Miller and Joe Concha slammed the Biden Administration for colluding with Facebook to censor information on ‘Hannity.'
Fox News contributor Joe Concha also weighed in, saying that the White House is "colluding" with Facebook. JOE CONCHA: I like the word "colluding" here because it fits. If the White House is colluding with Facebook on what is right and wrong speech (per their definitions) then every news item deemed negative to the administration can also ultimately be censored or suppressed outside of COVID. You saw Jen Psaki before. She said the administration is simply working with Facebook to combat "misinformation." But who gets to define what misinformation is? The White House? One has to believe, Jason, that Facebook is not biased in serving at the pleasure of the Democratic Party. Of course, it is, and of course, Facebook is acting in good faith (you have to believe that). It doesn’t. Former Trump advisor Stephen Miller also joined the "Hannity" panel and accusing the federal government of "creeping authoritarianism."
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