House Judiciary Committee member Kevin Kiley revealed that some Biden administration officials pressured Meta, Facebook's parent company, to censor content during the COVID-19 pandemic, including humor and posts related to Hunter Biden's laptop. In a letter to the committee, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged this government pressure, stating it influenced decisions to suppress certain COVID-19 content and admitted regret over these actions. Kiley emphasized that such censorship represents a significant threat to democracy, calling for political accountability from the Biden administration. He indicated that legislation is being proposed to hold bureaucrats accountable for violations of free speech rights. Additionally, former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom criticized Zuckerberg for the administration's censorship, highlighting the importance of free expression. This situation raises ongoing debates about government influence in private sector censorship and First Amendment rights.