You know, the sets fear lied for over 60 years about their role in the Japanese-American internment.

And we're supposed to trust them.

I mean, as someone who's an investigative journalist, I realize that most government cover-ups succeed.

You're listening to The Corbett Report.

Welcome, friends, James Corbett, Corbett Report.com and a conversation that's being recorded on

the 11th of March 2020, and today we have a special treat for you, a brand new guest to the

Corbett Report, someone who I hope you're familiar with, but if not, you're in for a treat.

I'm talking today to James Beauvard of Jimbovard.com.

He's the author of many books, including Public Policy Hooligan and Attention

Deficit Democracy, and he's written for many publications, mainstream and not so mainstream,

which is interesting because Jim Bovart is not exactly a mainstream voice.

So it's interesting to have his voice in the mix with some of the other mainstream commentators

at places like The New York Times or USA Today or what have you.

Anyway, that being said, Jim Bovart, it's great to have you on the program.

Thanks for joining us today. Hey, James, thanks very much for inviting, it's great to have you on the program. Thanks for joining us today.

Hey, James. Thanks very much for inviting me. I'm honored to haven't read it. It's called the Census and Facebook working hand in glove to censor the internet.

And it starts off intriguingly by noting that America's social media giants are rallying

behind the 2020 census.

And you note that Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg recently assured a congressional committee that his company would have a census suppression policy to eliminate attacks on the Census Bureau.

That sounds crazy out of context like that.

So give us the context.

What is going on here?

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