I’m also not clear as to what the actual misinformation element was. When you look at the Mueller Report, other investigations, and such things as Trump’s own conduct, words and tweets, I think it’s logical to assume the Russians had an interest in having Trump in office. I’m not alleging collusion here, but I think Russian interference or attempt therein is pretty concrete.
Exactly.
Now here’s the part nobody is talking about: when Rogan asks “Did they specifically say you need to be on guard about that story” and Zuckerberg’s answer was
“No, I don’t remember if it was that specifically.” That’s a pretty big discernment.
Zuckerberg really dodged the issue when Rogan asked directly. My speculation on that front, knowing what I know about Zuckerberg, is that deflection could very well be the strategy.
It's much easier for people to read things into something that they hope is there rather than to read what's actually there.
