Democrats have vowed to strip First Amendment protections from independent media outlets to prevent the spread of so-called "Misinformation."
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Sen. Mark Warner announced on Thursday that the Biden regime intends to ramp up its pressure on Big Tech companies to aggressively censor non-mainstream content online ahead of the 2024 election.
As the Supreme Court announced the hearing date for the landmark First Amendment case of Murthy v. Missouri, Sen. Warner joined NPR's "Morning Edition" to voice his position that the government needed to remain in contact with companies like Facebook and Google.
Bizpacreview.com reports: "I think when you're talking about true misinformation or disinformation, or when you're talking about utilization of deepfakes where an imageis put up and it's not us, but it looks like us and sounds like us, I don't think those are First Amendment protections," said the governor turned senator Monday.
The comments came after Warner had raised the oft-repeated specter from the Democratic Party of Russia and, shamelessly enough considering the lawfare being used against former President Donald Trump, his concerns about potential election interference.
Presenting the threat of artificial intelligence, host George Louis "A" MartÃnez introduced the segment by framing the lawmaker's desire to see more action from President Joe Biden's administration to combat "Disinformation" as he asked about the confidence of a "Safe and secure" election.
"What you're missing is, I think, a very timid Biden administration," continued Warner.
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