Yesterday, billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who is CEO of the company renamed as Meta, admitted in a letter to Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan that the social media giant was subject to government censorship around stories related to COVID and the 2020 election and that he would, in the future, fight such efforts harder than he did previously.

Zuckerberg also said he would not make another "Zuckerbucks" $419 million donation to amplify voting in key left-leaning districts around the nation, a scheme that helped Democrat districts turnout voters and heavily compensate election workers in what said described as bribing election officials and workers.

This Biden-Harris Censorship Industrial Complex changed policies against the political right at Amazon, YouTube, Google, Facebook, among others. The Republican-led House has been holding hearings all summer documenting the nation's largest and most extensive violation of the First Amendment in history.

Facebook alone, in less than a year, took down over 20 million pieces of content.

Zuckerberg's letter made these five key admissions:

The Biden-Harris Admin "pressured" Facebook to censor Americans, in what other court filings refer to as coercive demands.

Facebook subsequently censored Americans.

Facebook censored Americans and suppressed information related to COVID-19.

Facebook suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop story, because it was told by the intelligence community that it was "Russian disinformation" which is now known to be a complete lie and fabrication.

Zuckerberg and the company regrets censoring Americans on behalf of demands by the federal government and would resist it more strongly in the future.

Zuckerberg would not be making another major donation to far-left election officials to subsidize their election efforts in this election cycle.