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Eric Trump accidentally makes a case for net neutrality while complaining about tech companies Eric

Eric Trump accidentally makes a case for net neutrality while complaining about tech companies Eric Trump joined Fox & Friends on Wednesday to discuss the supposed censorship of conservatives on social media. His appearance came on the heels of his father, President Donald Trump, claiming that he’d look into why Facebook had blocked White House social media director Dan Scavino. Asked what he would suggest to remedy the problem, the younger Trump suggested the Supreme Court step in and prohibit private tech companies from deleting content from conservatives, no matter how incendiary or hateful. “I’d love to see it go to the Supreme Court, to tell you the truth,” he said. “They hide under the veil that, ‘well, we’re private companies, we’re private companies.’ But you know what? You’re no longer a private company, when you’re a monopoly. When Facebook has 1.7, 1.8 billion users around the world, you’re beyond a private company. You become a monopoly.” Sound familiar? [READ MORE]( [Trump defender Alan Dershowitz says Devin Nunes has ‘no case at all’ against Twitter]( [READ MORE]( [Supreme Court lights up racist prosecutor, and even the conservative justices joined in]( [READ MORE]( [Chick-fil-A donated to anti-LGBTQ group that bars employees from ‘homosexual acts’]( [READ MORE]( [Here’s how Thomas Massie became the most Kremlin-friendly member of the House]( [READ MORE]( [Can Florida go from swing state to blue? Andrew Gillum wants to try.]( [READ MORE]( [Ignoring historic floods, EPA’s Wheeler says climate impacts are ’50 to 75 years out’]( [READ MORE]( “He punished the people, held us hostage because of something that he promised his voters. He promised his voters that he was going to build the wall. He’s the one who promised Mexico was going to pay for the wall. And when he couldn’t get his way, he was like, ‘I’m going to shut everything down.’ And that is not leadership of running the United States.” [Lila Johnson]( a contracted custodian who has worked for the past 21 years at the Department of Agriculture, and who is still waiting for her backpay after the partial government shutdown. CAPAF | ThinkProgress Center for American Progress Action Fund 1333 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20005 United States This email was sent to{EMAIL}. [unsubscribe](

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