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U.S.A: Trump Vows to Jail Zuckerberg Over Alleged Election Interference, Accuses Facebook Founder of Betrayal in New Book

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By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu

In his new book Save America, former President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to Facebook’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, threatening to imprison him if he engages in illegal activities during the 2024 Presidential Election.

Trump accuses Zuckerberg of betraying him during the 2020 election despite their seemingly cordial interactions, where Zuckerberg and his wife frequently visited the White House.Trump has expressed his belief that Zuckerberg’s actions were part of a broader conspiracy against him.

In a related development, Zuckerberg acknowledged a mistake in demoting a story about Hunter Biden’s laptop, which was later proven not to be Russian disinformation. He assured that Facebook has since revised its policies to prevent similar incidents.

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