The power struggle over the future of Twitter among Elon Musk, the media, and the political

world has shined a spotlight on the issue of free expression and big tech.

Along with new revelations about the FBI working directly with social media platforms to police

misinformation, many are increasingly worried about the direction of free speech in America.

I'm daily wire editor-in-chief John Bickley with Georgia Howell.

It's December 11th, and this is your Sunday edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us to talk about the future of free speech in big tech is Molly Hemingway, editor-in-chief

of the Federalist and best-selling author of Rigged, a look at the role of the media in big

tech in recent elections.

Quick note, a curtailed version of this discussion aired earlier this week, but here is more

of the conversation.

So Molly, we've had the beginning of the so-called Twitter files released over the last few

days exposing apparent political bias within the platform.

First, what new information have we actually learned so far from what's been released?

For a lot of Americans, what we learned in this new release mostly confirmed what people

had already suspected.

So the big change is that we have actual evidence that there was a widespread and coordinated

campaign involving also Democrats in the Biden campaign to wrongfully suppress the very

important news story about the Biden family business.

The New York Post had put this out, and they were unable to publish on various social media

platforms.

You couldn't even share this through direct messages.

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