Republicans call on big tech CEOs to testify in Congress next week after Twitter and Facebook

censored the New York Post story on Biden. And liberals have declared a boycott of NBC after

the network scheduled a town hall with President Trump at the same time as Biden's town hall.

And Amy Coney Barrett has asked a lighthearted question, who does the laundry in your household?

And feminist can't take it. We've got that much more coming up and it starts right now.

Welcome to the news and what matters. I'm Hillary Kennedy. I'm filling in for Sarah Gonzalez.

And I am super excited about today's show because I get to be with two people that I like and

respect so much. Mr. Yacoboans, host of the Yacoboans show, President and founder of Share Together.

It's good to be here. Always live when you're here. And you're such a world-renowned speaker too.

You travel all the time. You're kind. Two strong women, which I like.

Well, and Ali Stucky, who hosts Blaze TV's relatable show that I love. And you're also an author and

you have a book that's out that's doing incredibly well. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, it's called,

You're Not Enough and That's Okay, Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self Love. Everyone should get

it. It's so good. All right, so this week, there's been so much going on this week.

And of course, a lot of it's been centering around censorship and social media. And I don't

know about you guys, but when I was younger, the topic of censorship, a lot of it was around like

centering explicit rap lyrics or but now it's taken on a whole other life. So in an amazing

development this morning, Twitter restricted user access to an official government website in

order to censor this bombshell report on presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son Hunter.

So on Wednesday, the New York Post, they ran a story about a smoking gun email,

allegedly indicating that former vice president did in fact meet up with the top barisma executive

while in office, despite claiming that he didn't, Twitter went to great lengths to censor the

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