The Biden White House is calling on big tech companies to censor conservatives for spreading

misinformation online, specifically when that information has to do with the woofloo and

its attendant vaccines. Here is Jen Saki explaining the policy.

First, it shouldn't come as any surprise that we're in regular touch with social media platforms,

just like we're in regular touch with all of you and your media outlets about areas where we have

concern, information that might be useful, information that may or may not be interesting to

your viewers. You all make decisions just like the social media platforms make decisions,

even though they're a private sector company and different, but just as an example.

So we're regularly making sure social media platforms are aware of the latest narratives

dangerous to public health, that we and many other Americans seeing are seeing across all of

social and traditional media. And we work to engage with them to better understand the

enforcement of social media platform policies. As you all know, information travels quite quickly.

If it's up there for days and days and days, when people see it, you know, it's hard to put

that back in a box. Okay, it's hard to put it back in the box. That's why the big tech companies

need to censor these conservatives spreading the misinformation except that new evidence surrounding

the virus and the vaccines show that Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and the rest of the liberal

establishment have been spreading far more misinformation than the right has whatsoever.

So we will inform you. We will give you the true information so long as the real

misinformation don't stop us. I'm Michael Noles, this is Michael Noleshia.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment Friday from Michael Larson,

who says, does anyone else see the irony behind the statement

that Biden wants to slow the spread of misinformation? How long will that take? 15 days? Well,

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