Donald Trump asserts in his book Save America, which will be available on bookstore shelves on September 3, that Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, had hatched a “real conspiracy against the president” in order to damage Trump’s standing with Facebook during the last election.
Trump threatened to put Zuckerberg in jail if he did anything similar again.
We have him under tight observation, and should he commit any criminal acts this time, he will serve out the remainder of his life in prison, just like those who attempt to rig the 2024 presidential election in favor of the Democrats. Trump’s allegations against Zuckerberg are just one example of the ongoing tension between the former president and big tech companies over issues of censorship and political bias. The allegations have yet to be proven, but they have further fueled the debate on the power and influence of social media platforms in American politics.
It should be noted that the former president has already accused Zuckerberg of allegedly aiding Democrats in previous election victories. Trump also declined to ban TikTok in the US since doing so would just strengthen Meta’s position in American culture.
