He again gives no examples of what he’s talking about here, and as I pointed out in Section 4.1, the Supreme Court threw out a lawsuit that would have restricted communicating with internet giants over what it saw as “misinformation”, because the Republican-led states and social media users who filed the lawsuit couldn’t prove their case. The majority opinion was written by conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

During a GOP Congressional Hearing about this, the GOP accidentally debunked their own claims – it was the Trump White House, not Biden’s, who has tried to censor social media:

“If the Oversight Committee hearing was supposed to prove the claims in the Twitter Files to be true and showcase Twitter’s alleged bias against conservatives, it couldn’t have gone any worse for the new Republican majority. The hearing, titled “Protecting Speech from Government Interference and Social Media Bias, Part 1: Twitter’s Role in Suppressing the Biden Laptop Story,” backfired in spectacular fashion, revealing that Republicans — including Trump himself — have been quietly trying to get Twitter to suppress criticism of them.” [Source]

Full contextual analysis of Section 5.4: Federal Trade Commission here.