 allows them to continue doing what they have been, not only U.S. agencies, but the FBI, to flag whenever they see this misinformation on the Internet that the White House argues could be detrimental to health and to the security of Americans. That's CBS White House correspondent Weijia Jiang. CBS News Brief. I'm Michael Toscano. It is Thursday morning, June 27. Thanks for starting your morning with us. Time now is 338.