This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

With Gordon Chang at Gordon G. Chang, the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal in these

last weeks tick-tock suspends a film on Jimmy Lai.

Its CEO told Congress in March goes to subhead, it doesn't do communist bidding, the lead

paragraph.

On April 18th, the Acton Institute released to the public its powerful documentary about

Jimmy Lai, the Hong Kong newspaperman who's been in prison for the past 29 months.

On Tuesday, the Acton Institute's tick-tock account, which was set up the same day the

Hong Konger premiered, was suspended.

Coincidence?

The Wall Street Journal editorial page asked.

We are very pleased to welcome Mark Simon.

Jimmy Lai's longtime deputy and director, a former director at the now closed Apple

Daily to help us understand this coincidence.

Mark, a very good day to you.

Thank you very much.

Gorgavidal taught me many years ago.

Don't call it a conspiracy when you can call it a coincidence.

Tick-tock says that it's not communist propaganda.

It's led by a man, show, Zee Choo, who was born in Singapore.

He's a Singaporean.

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