Y'all see how she ate? AOC
Zuckerberg has a hard time answering direct, yes/no questions. He diverts to identifying political ads that lie as"bad," but can't seem to confirm or deny how intensive Facebook's fact-checking process of ads actually is:
Zuckerberg: Congresswoman, in most cases, in a democracy, I believe people should be able to see for themselves what politicians they may or may not vote for are saying and judge their character for themselves. a recent change in Facebook's policy on misinformation actually makes it easier for lies within political campaign advertisements to go undetected. A recent ad purchased by the Trump campaign — never one to stick to cold, hard facts, to be sure — includes claims about Joe Biden's involvement with Ukraine that were determined untrue by third-party fact-checkers who were approved by Facebook. But given the new policy, the ad was not taken down.
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