Republicans used the tech antitrust hearing to rail against 'anti-conservative bias' by rachsandl
that decision) and the decision to “ban” President Donald Trump’s account on Amazon-owned Twitch .
Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner , too, questioned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg about an incident on Twitter this week where Donald Trump Jr. was temporarily suspended for sharing a video about the benefits of hydroxychloroquine. “I wouldn't take it myself but there's still a debate about whether it's effective in either treating or preventing COVID-19,” Sensenbrenner said. Zuckerberg responded: “I think what you're referring to happened on Twitter so it's hard for me to speak to that.
Rep. Greg Steube asked Google CEO Sundar Pichai a specific question about a time when he searched for right-wing news website Gateway Pundit on Google and couldn’t find it. He also asked why his campaign emails are going to his father’s GMail spam folder. In response, Pichai said he’s also gotten complaints from a socialist organization about its website being de-listed, and Rep. Val Demmings chimed in to say that her emails have also been marked as spam.
Steube also complained he wanted to watch a YouTube video discussing hydroxychloroquine and children returning to school, but couldn’t because it was taken down. Pichai responded that YouTube takes down videos with coronavirus misinformation about false cures that could lead to offline harm. The entire premise of the hearing was even challenged by Sensenbrenner, who said he does not think U.S. antitrust laws should change and agreed with testimony from Bezos and Pichai saying that consumers would be harmed if tech companies were to be broken up.Conservatives have long complained of anti-conservative bias on online platforms.
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