Hello Riley here. It is Friday, June 28, 2019. You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

And here's what's happening across our nation. Technology giant Google causing quite the

controversy when undercover journalists working with project Veritas revealed widespread

anti-Trump bias among the company's hierarchy. One senior executive said on tape that Google

was actively working to prevent another quote, Trump situation from occurring in the 2020

election. At video was quickly removed from YouTube, which was purchased by Google

back in 2005. YouTube made a similar move weeks ago, introducing new guidelines that removed

videos deemed extreme. The site went one step further, vowing to limit content executives

consider quote borderline. But the executives have yet to define what that actually means.

Popular image sharing website Pinterest, now banning pro life activists from the platform,

categorizing anti-abortion groups as quote, pornography. This is a very dangerous situation,

especially when you consider the scope of these corporations. Industry insiders say more

than 500 hours of content is uploaded on YouTube every single minute of every single day.

Google dominates 90% of the search engine marketplace, meaning an executive's decision to conceal

content will hide that information from nine out of 10 people worldwide. The company's

search engine receives more than 63,000 requests per second. Instagram has 500 million daily

users exchanging photographs. There are currently more than two billion Facebook users across

the planet. Now conservative commentator Dennis Prager has filed a lawsuit against Google

and YouTube claiming the companies are illegally censoring his videos, a clear violation of

his right to freedom of speech says Prager. That is a very important case. The White House,

planning to hold a social media summit in Washington on July 11th to address the issue.

President Trump telling reporters is increasingly concerned Google and Facebook will quote,

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