Another dark chapter, really, if you will, in the COVID response over the last years was

the attempt by government agencies and big tech media as a whole to control the information

flow.

We reported, I think two weeks ago now, that the attorneys' generals in Louisiana and

Missouri brought forth a suit to hoping to expose what in the Biden administration, what

agencies were colluding if at all with big tech to censor information.

This came out, they were granted discovery, the court ruled in their favor, they were

granted discovery, and those emails have been out now, and it shows weekly collusion

in the case with Facebook and the CDC on vaccine misinformation.

They're meeting weekly to talk about this.

They were taking people's accounts at their behest.

So now this has reached the committees here.

So we have Senator Josh Howley.

He is in the Senate Homeland Security Committee, and he brought forth some of the higher

ups at TikTok, Twitter, Facebook, Metta, and he had this to say, take a listen.

We had conversations with the CDC, with the World Health Organization, and with other

public health organizations, not just in the U.S., but abroad, in order to understand how

to make sure that folks weren't getting information that could cause imminent harm.

Fair enough, so you're saying that this was, in fact, company policy, to have these kinds

of meetings with HHS, with the CDC, with the White House directly, that you did engage

in this behavior, and you think that it was entirely fine, is that your testimony?

Senator, I do believe it's appropriate for companies like ours to be in consultation

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