Twitter and Facebook are engaging in biased “editorialization” in the midst of the 2020 presidential election, John Matze, Parler CEO, argued Thursday.
“Once you start content curation and you start fact-checking, you’re introducing bias and I don’t think that there’s any perfect group without bias, so in terms of being a platform for transparency and free speech, they’ve gone way too far,” Matze told “Mornings with Maria.”
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