Robby Starbuck, a conservative author and activist, took a swing at Meta on Friday, just a week after an executive apologized for the company's artificial intelligence (AI) search engine spreading false information about him.

"I think it's one of the first times I've ever seen a company come out in the middle of active litigation and essentially say, 'Yeah, we did that. Sorry about that' — which is sort of bizarre, leaves one scratching your head, like that's a bizarre legal strategy," Starbuck told NewsNation's "On Balance" in an interview.

"But essentially, they admitted guilt," he continued. "So, in one hand, I'm happy they did that, but secondarily ... I'm concerned about what is the precedent for the........

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