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Following weeks of criticism, the Biden administration is backing away from plans to launch a disinformation board

as part of the Department of Homeland Security.

The Washington Post revealed Wednesday that their sources say the board has been placed on indefinite hold and need a jenkowitz,

the woman nominated to lead it has resigned.

Here to tell us how the controversial effort fell apart is Daily Wire Culture Reporter Megan Basham.

So Megan, it feels like from the get-go the administration was fighting an uphill battle to get this project off the ground.

What happened here?

There were a lot of reasons for that and to start with the administration's nominee to head up that board, Nina Jankowitz.

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