US President Donald Trump has made a sensational claim, accusing Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg of plotting against him. In a scathing attack, Trump alleged that Zuckerberg and his team at Meta (formerly Facebook) had deliberately attempted to undermine his 2020 presidential campaign.
Trump took to social media to air his grievances, stating that Zuckerberg had “colluded” with the Democratic Party to sway the election outcome. He further claimed that the Meta CEO had “lied” about his company’s actions, and that he would face “a lifetime in prison” if the truth came to light.
This latest salvo from Trump comes amid growing scrutiny of social media companies and their role in shaping public opinion. Trump has long been critical of Meta and its alleged bias against conservative voices.
The former President’s comments have sparked a heated debate, with some supporters rallying behind him and others dismissing his claims as baseless. Meta has yet to respond to Trump’s allegations, but the company has faced intense pressure in recent years to address concerns around election interference and disinformation.
As the controversy continues to simmer, one thing is clear: the relationship between Trump and Meta remains fraught, with no signs of a truce in sight.