It took the threat of contempt of Congress charges to convince Meta (Facebook) CEO Mark Zuckerberg to finally cooperate with Republicans in their probe into the collusion taking place between Big Government and Big Tech.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Oh.) called off a markup session to formally file contempt of Congress charges against Zuckerberg, citing a "newfound commitment" by Zuckerberg and Facebook to cooperate with the Judiciary Committee's investigation.

On Twitter, now known as X, Jordan unleashed what he has dubbed the "Facebook Files," which like the Twitter Files is a trove of bombshell revelations about the extent to which the Biden White House coerced the social media platform into censoring inconvenient information about Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "vaccines."

Jordan detailed at length how Biden and his cronies basically threatened Facebook, ordering the social media platform to assault Americans' First Amendment rights. He procured "never-before-released" internal documents containing emails between the Biden regime and Facebook employees.