Jan 13, 2023
The email are included in documents released this week by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey that he acquired through a court case. Facebook told an official at the Biden White House in March 2021 that the Big Tech company took action against the "virality" of "often-true content" regarding the COVID-19 vaccines, in addition to suppressed misinformation about the shots. The email are included in documents released this week by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey that he acquired through a court case. The case, Missouri v. Biden, alleging that some of President Joe Biden's top officials "colluded with Big Tech social media companies to violate Americans' right to free speech under the First Amendment." In the March 21, 2021, email a Facebook staff member discussed "levers for tackling vaccine hesitancy content" with Andrew Slavitt, then a senior adviser on Biden's COVID-19 response team, and Rob Flaherty, White House director
