Zuckerberg explains to confused congressman why Donald Trump Jr. was banned on Twitter

Leave it to a member of Congress to make Mark Zuckerberg seem relatable.  The opening statements at Wednesday's House antitrust hearing had barely cooled when Republican Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin accused Facebook of temporarily suspending the account of Donald Trump, Jr. There was just one problem, which the Facebook CEO wasted no time in addressing: Congressman Sensenbrenner had confused Facebook with Twitter.  That's right, it was not Facebook which took the described action against the president's son for sharing dangerous coronavirus misinformation. Rather, it was Twitter which briefly suspended Trump Jr. for sharing a video that hyped the drug hydroxychloroquine and suggested masks aren't necessary to stop the spread of the coronavirus.  Read more...More about Facebook, Twitter, Mark Zuckerberg, Tech, and Big Tech Companies