Fb refutes Soros declare of a 'particular courting' between Trump and Zuckerberg

Fb on Friday problems a remark renouncing contemporary allegations via liberal financier George Soros that there's a "special relationship" forming between the social media corporate and President Donald Trump.
Facebook on Friday issues a statement renouncing recent allegations by liberal financier George Soros that there is a "special relationship" forming between the social media company and President Donald Trump.Original article
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