MUST WATCH: Trump Reveals That Mark Zuckerberg Apologized To Him After…

The political world has been in turmoil since the assassination attempt on President Trump on July 13th. Amid the chaos, Trump received a flood of phone calls and endorsements, but one response stood out—a personal apology from Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook. Trump recently shared that Zuckerberg reached out to him shortly after the attempt to express his regret. This apology comes after years of controversy, including censorship by Facebook and Google, such as their handling of the now-famous photo of Trump after the incident.

Zuckerberg also told Trump that he wouldn’t be supporting Democrats in the upcoming election, a surprising shift given his company’s past actions. In a previous statement, Zuckerberg even described Trump’s response to being shot as “badass.” It’s a striking turnaround after years of Big Tech’s involvement in political censorship, particularly against conservative voices.

As reported by The House Oversight Committee,

has highlighted multiple instances where tech companies like Twitter interfered in U.S. elections. Former Twitter employees admitted that the New York Post’s Hunter Biden laptop story didn’t violate any Twitter policies, yet it was removed. They also confessed to not even attempting to verify the laptop’s contents.

This single story had a massive impact on the 2020 election, with polls showing that millions of Americans were unaware of it, which could have influenced their voting decisions. Under previous management, Twitter turned into a platform where the FBI and federal government could suppress free speech, especially conservative opinions, and news that didn’t align with the mainstream narrative.

Conservative voices were silenced, search results were manipulated, and there was clear coordination with the government—all in an effort to sway the election in favor of the Democrats.

It took over a year for the media to finally admit the truth about the Hunter Biden laptop story. Their cover-up was a blatant attempt to protect a favored candidate, causing a serious loss of trust in journalism. The media’s failure to report the truth and their role in censorship is a disgrace. It’s time for them to be held accountable and work to rebuild their credibility.

While Mark Zuckerberg’s apology to Trump is a positive gesture, it needs to be backed by real change. The damage done over the past nine years can’t be undone with just words. This kind of censorship has deeply damaged the integrity of American media and could have long-lasting effects on journalism. Apologies are just the start; Zuckerberg now needs to ensure that Facebook remains neutral in politics and never again silences conservative voices or collaborates with the government to influence elections.