On MSNBC Saturday, former Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook blasted President Donald Trump and the GOP for circulating the fake video of Nancy Pelosi edited to make her look like a stammering drunk — but also had harsh words for Facebook for allowing the video to stay up.
"This is the normal trope, right? It's the crazy old lazy, is there something wrong with her health?" said Mook. "You recall Hillary wore those glasses to testimony that the Republicans dragged her in for, and they claimed that it meant she had some sort of brain problem, which was utterly absurd. I do really worry about this, and it is a problem that women face more than men, and in a worse way than men."
"But there is one other piece of this that really bothered me, and that is that Facebook refused to pull these posts down," he continued. "I mean, these guys are acting like the cigarette companies. Or the gun manufacturers, you know, 'guns don't kill people, people kill people.' If there is fake material, fake videos on the internet, they have that obligation to pull this down. And if it's that's not illegal, it's not illegal to leave it up, then we need to pass a law so it is. I mean, it's outrageous."
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