Mark Zuckerberg Talks Election Fraud on CBS THIS MORNING
See the interview below.
By: Sarah Jae Leiber
Only on "CBS This Morning," Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg reveals new measures the social media giant is taking before the election. In an exclusive interview, Zuckerberg tells co-host Gayle King he wants users to have accurate information on the safety and security of mail-in voting.
The social media giant says it will, among other things, remove posts with "clear misinformation" about the coronavirus pandemic and voting, attaching a link to authoritative information on both instead.Facebook will also not be accepting new political ads the week before the election, and, through a partnership with Reuters, will add a label directing users to official election results in the event that a candidate tries to declare victory before final results are in. Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan, are also donating $300 million in a bid to help strengthen election security.
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