White House refuses to clarify if it is thinking about shutting down Twitter
"We pay attention to what's in the news and the misinformation that's out there. We have to denounce hate speech."
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(Cordon Press)
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre did not clarify whether they would shut down Twitter in the event that content was posted that cast the Biden Administration in a bad light. A few days ago, Jean-Pierre claimed that the White House has been keeping an eye on the social network ever since Elon Musk acquired it.
During a press conference, the liaison between the Oval Office and the media shied away from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy's question and did not clarify whether they would undertake such a shutdown:
Jean-Pierre added that the left is concerned about the content that could be posted on Twitter:
Surveillance for Twitter but not for Apple
The White House has shown itself to be aware of Twitter's actions. Instead, it prefers not to meddle in other private companies such as Apple, even after the company collaborated with the Chinese communist regime to censor protesters.
During an interview with Fox News Channel's The Story, White House National Security Council Coordinator John Kirby assured viewers that the Biden Administration will not influence Apple's decisions:
Host Martha MacCallum persisted and Kirby repeated the same answer:
"They are different issues"
MacCallum questioned Kirby as to why they are looking at Twitter and not Apple after they are collaborating with the Chinese communist regime. Kirby explained that these are two different situations: