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6:07Now PlayingIn a major free speech victory, Alphabet—the parent company of Google and YouTube—announced it will reinstate accounts banned over election integrity and COVID-19 speech. The company admitted it faced censorship pressure from the Biden administration, while warning Europe’s censorship regime threatens free expression worldwide. Chairman Jim Jordan hailed the decision as a turning point, restoring access to YouTube’s 2 billion monthly users. But critics, including American Principles Project President Terry Schilling, say Google must do more to rebuild trust—arguing that conservatives lost their livelihoods and that without real accountability, Big Tech will censor again.
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