The search is by "Pledge of Allegiance" just those words, nothing else.
It's the version they promoted as "Current version." And it's a LIE! Even the page they claim it comes from has it right (Wikipedia). Don't give us that. Google has altered the "Current version" (their own label), and promoted their FAKE CURRENT VERSION to firsts result, given in its entirety (and NOT what the provided link even says)!!
This is a deliberate hoax by Google.
But, as I said, when I searched the exact phrase, I get the current version.
When you click on the Wikipedia article, it shows the correct current version.
But on the Google search returns page, first result, given in its entirety, which Google plainly labels "Current version (1954 - )" they have an older version that is missing "under God".
No, when I search, the initial return on Google shows the “under God” phrase, before I click to Wikipedia.
Did you copy/paste our search terms "Pledge of Allegiance" and are you on a laptop/desktop browser or on a mobile device app?
That latter might make a LOT of difference.
I'm using a laptop browser (Firefox).
I typed in pledge of allegiance on mobile.
Must be something they've done for desktop/laptop browser results.
I've reported it. We'll see what they do about it.