organizations, and then going to a private company that by the way is a monopoly, facebook. and saying you need to censor, you need to do something about this. you need to tell these users, these private users and private company what they can or cannot say. i think that this kind of coordination between big government and the big monopoly corporation boy that is scary stuff and it really is censorship, bret. bret: with that let s bring in our panel, ben domenech publisher of the federalist. kim buyerly strassel member of the editorial wall street journal and harold ford ceo of empowerment inclusion capitol. kimberly, let me start with you. your thought on this. this is remarkable. only last week had the former president of the united states sue big tech arguing that they had violated first amendment standards because they were acting as arms of the government. and here you have the white house and jen psaki, you know, giving talking points that seem to lead credence to what is k
say don t overstep this don t overmixing of the government and the white house and this private company that s not controlled over overseen as a publisher. yeah. i mean, that s the unfortunate thing is we used to have a lot more robust community, including groups like the aclu that would be terrified if the federal government was, in essence, coercing companies this way. because, remember, the enormous amount of power the feds have over outside big tech groups. and we now have democrats in the house propose legislation that would basically require big tech to get the sign-off of federal regulators for almost any action they take. and all of this is going to lead potentially to some really big lawsuits. bret: harold, last word. it s not lost on me any of the things that are, said. i would hope that people would want to get a vaccine because they want to stop wearing a mask. i would hope people also realize
border. they have yet to release statistics for june but once they do that figure is expected to easily top 1 million. bret? bret: jonathan serrie along the southern border of the u.s. jonathan, thank you. up next, the panel on the white house flagging social media posts it considers misinformation and black lives matter on cuba. well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you re an animal! who s got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. it s an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal. you feel like a big deal.
et wet market was the source. the w.h.o. acknowledge the errors but do not claim it changes the conclusion. they admit they dismissed the lab leak theory too quickly and committing admitting they did not have what they needed from china. all in all, it s hard to know what can be believed, bret? bret: benjamin hall in london. benjamin, thank you. let s now bring in missouri republican senator josh hawley. thank you for joining us. i want to start with this disinformation campaign, if you will, looking at facebook posts that the administration believes are spreading disinformation about the coronavirus vaccine and telling facebook about them. your thoughts on that? i think it s scary, bret. i think it s really scary to have the federal government of the united states, the white house compiling lists and going to a private company that by the way is a monopoly, facebook, and saying you need to censor. you need to do something about this. you need to tell these users, these private use
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