CNBC anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin grilled historian and author Yuval Noah Harari, a contributor for the globalist World Economic Forum (WEF), over his contentious proposals for social media.
During the Sept. 9 edition of Squawk Box, Sorkin pushed back against Harari’s call for social media companies to be held liable for content promoted by their algorithm, particularly when it comes to suppressing or amplifying what Harari deemed “unreliable information.”
Sorkin brought up contrasting perspectives by asking for Harari’s thoughts on X owner Elon Musk’s vision for free speech and Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg’s regret over censoring legitimate content once dubbed misinformation.
Sorkin said that Zuckerberg admitted censoring, “Some of the information that their algorithm was effectively suppressing during the pandemic as it relates to COVID…
