WASHINGTON (BLOOMBERG) - Donald Trump said social media companies are unfairly censoring him after Twitter and Facebook blocked a video shared by accounts linked to the president for violating their policies on coronavirus misinformation.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
WASHINGTON - Donald Trump said social media companies are unfairly censoring him after Twitter and Facebook blocked a video shared by accounts linked to the president for violating their policies on coronavirus misinformation.
The Trump re-election campaign's Twitter account, @TeamTrump, was briefly banned from sending new tweets after it posted a clip of an interview Trump did on Wednesday with Fox News in which he said children were"virtually immune" from the Covid-19 coronavirus. On Thursday, Trump said:"Every doctor is saying what I'm saying - not every doctor, I guess, there'll be some that won't."
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