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Hi everybody, Cheryl Ackison here. Welcome to another edition of Full Measure After Hours.

Today, Zuck Bucks, the role they played in the last presidential election, and what could be next.

If you're like me, you heard a lot about Zuck Bucks in 2020 both before and after the election.

That was a ton of private money dumped into our election systems state and local across the

country, our public systems, from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, kind of at the last

minute. Many people say it was an unfair attempt to influence the election against Donald Trump.

We all know where Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook stand on such things as their fake fact checks

and the other measures they implement such a censorship is always against one side.

And we know that the Zuck Bucks funded questionable drop boxes and other measures

that critics say made it easy for fraud to take place.

But before we hear from somebody who studied all of this at length and is a critic,

here's what the Zuckerbergs had to say about all of it. By the way, I ask for an interview about

this with Mark Zuckerberg but didn't get it. Here's a comment I got from a spokesman for the

Zuckerberg family. Quote, when our nation's election infrastructure faced unprecedented challenges

due to the pandemic, Mark and Priscilla stepped up to close a funding gap and granted $350

million to the Center for Tech and Civic Life and $69.5 million to the Center for Election

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