Big Tech AI Dismisses BBC’s Hatchet-Job Editing of Trump Speech

Big Tech's "reliable sources" are really just leftist outlets.  Watch the latest NewsBusters Podcast with @TimJGraham, @Michael_Mo14, & @tolohan below👇 https://t.co/nJeQLi2Hup

Same Old Tricks: Big Tech News “Aggregators” Suppress Dem Scandals in Lead-Up to Elections

And while Al Jazeera gets this red carpet treatment, Wikipedia cracks down on media outlets such as The Daily Wire, the New York Post and Fox News, as exposed by MRC Free Speech America earlier this year.

Wikipedia editors have cited the Qatari government-funded Al Jazeera 139,754 times, including using the anti-American and anti-Semitic source for topics they admit Al Jazeera is biased on.

When @elonmusk launched Grokipedia to compete with leftist Wikipedia, Google shamelessly pushed users towards Wikipedia and buried Grokipedia deep in the search results.

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VATICAN CITY—Pope Leo XIV condemns rise of antisemitism, on 60th anniversary of Church Declaration, Nostra Ætate: “It should not be forgotten that the first focus of Nostra Aetate was towards the Jewish world, with which Saint John XXIII intended to re-establish the original

Despite settling with President Donald Trump, the Google witness expresses no remorse for censoring him and says, "We did not admit any wrongdoing in that lawsuit, nor did we change any of our products or policies."

.@berniemoreno tells Big Tech witnesses that they are behaving like publishers while enjoying the liability protections of platforms, calls on them to stop censoring their users.

Sen. Schmitt presses Google witness over responsibility for silencing prominent voices who are now members of the Trump administration.

Sen. Eric Schmitt blasts Google over Google Gemini's woke history and partisan bias in Google search results.

Sen. Eric Schmitt calls out Google for election interference in 2024.

Google Government Affairs & Public Policy VP blames his own company, not the govt. for silencing Americans: "No matter how the information comes to us, we feel a responsibility and are proud of the way we handle those communications to make independent decisions."

Feld also showed some concern that Congress must "avoid interfering with the legitimate contacts between government and companies or creating a disincentive to necessary oversight and enforcement."

Public Knowledge Senior VP Harold Feld uses language that might excuse multiple Biden administration censorship initiatives in his description of jawboning.

"...that is a level of contempt for free speech that does not reflect well and it may be why Google abandoned its old motto of don't be evil." (2 of 2)

Cruz: "I don't think a tech monopoly should be deciding what the American citizens get to hear and what they don't get to hear, particularly...given your heavy ideological bias...I'm astonished that you sit here unwilling to express regret for anything at all." (1 of 2)

Sen. Ted Cruz challenges Google witness, suggesting "It is Google's position that you regret nothing." In response, Google witness defends past censorship.