Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has publicly expressed regret for complying with pressure from the Biden administration to censor COVID-19 content on his platforms during the pandemic. In a letter to Rep. Jim Jordan, he detailed how senior officials from the White House urged the removal of specific posts, including humor and satire, which he now believes was inappropriate. Zuckerberg admitted that the decision to suppress certain content, including a New York Post article on Hunter Biden, was misguided, stating that he would not allow such government influence to affect content moderation in the future. The White House defended its actions as necessary for public health, emphasizing the importance of responsible information dissemination. Zuckerberg's remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny over misinformation and content moderation processes as the U.S. approaches the 2024 presidential election. His letter was hailed by some Republicans as a victory for free speech.