Sen. Josh Hawley. R-Mo., Told Fox News on Thursday that Meta Whistleblower and former employee Sarah Wynn-Williams will testify next week to a Senate Judiciary’s Senate’s Subcommittee on the Internal Culture of the Social Media and his work overvalue-the same issues showing all blocked by this year.
In a state at the Fox News Digital, Hawley aimed at what he said was an “amoral and corrupt company that created a custom censorship system for communist China”.
He also criticized their attention to silence a former employee.
“Sarah Wynn-Williams claims that Facebook is an amor and corrupt company that designed a custom censorship system for communist China,” Hawley told the Fox News Digital in a statement. “Is it a surprise to anyone who meta secured a bold order against its censorship is what Big Tech does best, and since Facebook is trying to quench its story, my subcommittee is going to investigate it,” he added.
Memoir, “careless people”, tried to make public what Wynn-Williams described as Facebook relationships and claimed cooperation with certain regimes-initially, the communist regime in China-and what it claims were “plans to build US censorship tools available to CCP.”
Hawley, a member of the Senate’s permanent subcommittee on investigations, invited Wynn-Williams to testify next week after her memory was blocked by the publication.
In a state on X, Hawley said that Wynn-Williams will testify to the panel “in public, under oath” to detail what the Republicans of Missi describes as some of the “explosives” evidence that was shared in her book that was blocked by publication earlier this year.
The hearing, officials with knowledge of the procedures told the Fox News Digital, is an attempt to reach the heart of the same claims while respecting the restrictions achieved by the arbitrators.
News about her testimony next week, first parted with the Fox News Digital, come shortly after Meta blocked Wynn-Whiliams to publish a memory earlier this year by detailing her six-year term in the company.
The Republicans on the panel announced their investigation into the work of Meta censorship only the day before. They said their work would mainly focus on Meta’s deaths with China and whether it would provide certain tools for CCP.
Hawley and a group of other panel republicans also sought meta with all the “recordings and communications related to flawed operations within China, including the possible use of the models developed by or in cooperation with CCP”.
The memory, entitled “Careless People: A Warning Tale of Lost Power, greed and Idealism” was one of the most eagerly awaited books of the year, gaining early allocations and positive ratings from the New York Times and other book reviewers.
For a while, it was available for pre-sale in Amazon and other large sellers.
The memory interested in shedding a new light on what Wynn-Williams claimed is a problematic culture in the social media company, both in-where the book was developed in accusations of personal harassment that extended to the company’s highest leadership.
In March, however, Meta secured a victory in arbitration procedures to block memory release. Since then they have tried to refute the validity of Wynn Williams’ remarks, characterizing it as a “unhappy employee”.
Meta lawyers quoted agreements on disputes signed by Wynn-Williams as a condition of employment that prohibits her from sharing certain information about her time in the company, including divisive remarks.
The news comes after the Senate Republicans have postponed for more information about Meta’s business in China and the extension of its work.
The staggering attacks by Meta employees have done little to disrupt the evidence of the Senate -led Senate Judiciary, however.
Mentioning internal documents obtained from subcommitte, members said this week that Facebook plan “reportedly involved more engagement with CCP, and later included plans to partner with a Chinese company to build censorship tools and provide CCP with user date.”
“Further, Facebook censorship efforts on behalf of CCP are allegedly extended to dissidents outside China, including in the United States,” they said.
Meta did not immediately respond to a comment request.
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