Former President Donald Trump plans to file a lawsuit against Facebook and Twitter, an AP source said

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Video above: Facebook board upheld Trump’s ban on Former President Donald Trump expected to announce a series of actions on Wednesday against the three largest tech companies in the country: Facebook, Twitter and Google. Trump will serve as the primary plaintiff in the case, claiming he was wrongly censored by companies, according to someone familiar with the action. The man spoke on condition of anonymity to share details ahead of the announcement. Trump was suspended from Twitter and Facebook after his followers stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6, with companies citing concerns that he would incite further violence. Currently, he can no longer post on any platform. However, Trump continued to spread lies about the 2020 election, with no basis claiming he won, even state and local election officials, his own lawyer and several judges, including some he nominated. , said there was no evidence of mass voter fraud he alleges.Trump is set to make the announcement at an event at his Bedminster, New Jersey golf course Wednesday morning.

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Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce a series of actions on Wednesday against three of the nation’s largest tech companies: Facebook, Twitter and Google.

Trump will serve as the main plaintiff in the lawsuit, claiming he was wrongly censored by companies, according to someone familiar with the action. The man spoke on condition of anonymity to share details prior to the announcement.

Trump was suspended from Twitter and Facebook after his followers stormed the Capitol building on Jan. 6, with companies citing concerns that he would incite further violence. Currently, he can no longer post on any platform.

However, Trump continued to spread lies about the 2020 election, with no basis claiming he won, even local and local election officials, his own lawyer and several judges, including some he nominated , said there was no evidence of mass voters. fraud his allegation.

Trump is scheduled to announce at an event at his Bedminster, New Jersey golf course Wednesday morning.

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