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“Its an outrageous situation,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) arguing that Twitter’s first fact check of the president’s tweets was “very selective”, not going far enough. Pelosi also discussed her belief that the business model of big tech companies “is to misrepresent the facts… and try to hide under freedom of speech.” “All they […]
“If [Twitter] were able to be legally shut down, I would do it,” President Trump said in a Thursday press conference responding to a reporter’s question on whether or not he would “actually” want to shut down Twitter. SOURCE
Thursday afternoon during her press briefing, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany spotlighted another concern about mail-in voting — a report “very well laid out by the Wall Street Journal editorial board” that, in 2016, 319,000 mail-in ballots from minorities and first-time voters were “rejected.” SOURCE
“[With Twitter], if you’re going to hire somebody to be the arbiter [of truth], you ought to at least look at what they tweeted,” said House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy at a Thursday press conference, listing evidence of bias in past statements made by the Twitter executive, Yoel Roth, in charge of fact-checking. SOURCE
Thursday in the Oval Office, President Trump and Attorney General Bill Barr said it’s “premature” to discuss how the executive order would affect Section 230, but Trump confirmed he would regulate it. SOURCE
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Thursday that President Trump was “very upset” by the video of George Floyd’s death after a police officer knelt on his neck for several minutes. SOURCE
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany schooled ABC News’s Jon Karl Thursday at her press briefing on potential voter fraud instances reported around the nation, from Nevada to South Carolina, along with disturbing numbers of dead people still being mailed ballots. SOURCE
Upon signing an executive order aimed at regulating social media, President Trump said he would delete his Twitter account if the media didn’t report fake news. SOURCE
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany took shots at the media complaining about President Trump’s tweets, reminding corporate media reporters that they had all published false reports. SOURCE
“Democrats literally sued to force rushed mail-in voting and what happened? You have ballots from South Carolina ending up in Baltimore. That is not a tenable system,” said White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany Thursday, reiterating hope that voters would show up to the polls as businesses around the country reopen according to safety guidelines. […]
