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4:04Now PlayingMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Instagram and Facebook chose to censor content relating to the COVID-19 pandemic after facing pressure from the Biden administration. In response, the White House said in a statement that, “When confronted with a deadly pandemic, this Administration encouraged responsible actions to protect public health and safety.” Minnesota's Democratic Attorney General Keith Ellison tells “The Hill” that he's glad Zuckerberg has the "decency to apologize" for some things but believes they got a lot of things wrong. Ellison says the social media company manipulated their algorithms, which "led kids to do things that are extremely dangerous."
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