White House assures voters angry-face-emojis on Facebook live feed are fake

21 March, 2017. 17:34

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White House press secretary Sean Spicer addressed the media a short time ago regarding the ongoing FBI investigation into potential Trump team links to Russia and claims of a wiretap on his administration orchestrated by Barack Obama.

During his statement to the press, Spicer was asked about both the record-low approval ratings and the record-high amount of angry faces plastered across the Facebook live feed of the media conference.

“The media has been caught out favouring the left in the past, this is just another example of their shocking and disgusting bias,” he said.

“Come on Facebook, I thought you were an American company.”

Spicer revealed that he saw the sea of angry faces stream across the feed in real-time, allowing him the privilege to call them out while still on the air.

“What you’re seeing here is face. Facebook is changing all the likes and love hearts to angry faces to feed their own agenda.”

FBI director James Comey hit back, saying that when they’re done investigating these allegations, they’ll begin investigating those just made by Spicer.

More to come.