NYC Governor Cuomo covered up nursing home deaths: report; Big Tech more bold with censorship

A bombshell report says New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s administration withheld virus death toll data in nursing homes — to avoid federal backlash.

Lots happening in Big Tech. Instagram just admitted to reading private messages to fight against hate speech. Twitter suspended the accounts of Project Veritas and its founder James O'Keefe.
And Facebook will take down posts with claims about vaccines that health organizations or its fact-checkers deem false.

Now more states are taking a stance against big tech. A Texas bill would allow citizens legal recourse if they are de-platformed or censored. This follows Florida’s new legislation —penalizing social media companies that de-platform candidates during an election.

Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more.

00:00​ Intro
00:36​ Impeachment trial: Trump’s defense lawyers take their turn
01:19​ Instagram reads private messages to fight against hate crimes
02:55​ Instagram bans Robert Kennedy Jr. over COVID-19 vaccine claims
04:00​ YouTube removes Life-Site News channel
05:38​ Project Veritas Responds to Twitter Suspension
06:59​ States introduce bills to fight big tech censorship
08:05​ Growing big tech push back
09:25​ NYC governor admits hiding nursing home data
10:40​ What Abraham Lincoln teaches us about perseverance