
The Democrats are enraged by the response of the social media platforms.
Pelosi's chief of staff called Drew Hammill took to Twitter to express his views on the entire incident.
Democrats had requested the social media giants to remove the doctored clip and take tougher action.
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The Republicans have argued that such policing could muzzle conservative viewpoints. The five-minute video was posted by Trump on Thursday with the caption '' powerful American stories ripped to shreds by Nancy Pelosi''.
Both tech titans’ rejected the plea after stating that they did not violate any policy especially when Pelosi had actually torn the US President's speech after his address.
The plea's rejection comes amid heightened debate over responsibility to prevent the spread of misleading or outright false information during the 2020 presidential election.