Parler’s interim chief executive Mark Meckler said on Tuesday President Biden
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Meckler responded to a question from Fox News host Neil Cavuto, who asked if former President Trump
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‘What Parler is really about is being a public square, and a public square is where anyone can come, they can say whatever they want, as long as it’s legal, and Donald Trump has, as far as I know, said nothing illegal. not. . He certainly did not on Twitter, not on Facebook [or] any of the other places where he was banned, ”Meckler said.
“He is most welcome to come with us to Parler. We will be happy to have him with President Biden.
Mark Meckler, CEO of Parler, on the return of the site pic.twitter.com/IFjRTMn2y6
– Neil Cavuto (@TeamCavuto) 16 February 2021
Parler Monday announced that it reloads its platform based on independent technology.
Parler’s re-launch came about a month after the platform, along with Apple and Google’s app stores, was suspended from Amazon’s web hosting services in the wake of the riots. The concern was about the way Parler handled potentially threatening content.
Meckler told Fox News that he thought the platform would appear in Apple’s App Store again soon, but that he was not interested in trying to get back on Google.
“We’re not really interested in being on Google again. They are not for free speech; they are anti-free speech, ”Meckler said. “I expect we’ll be at Apple again, and we will not be so worried about Google.”
The company has become the platform for conservatives who believe that other social media platforms censor right-wing content.