Sensor shape on social media is out of control with companies like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram

eliminating prominent conservative voices from their platforms.

It's an issue that many on the right have been discussing for years now.

What can be done to fight back?

In this special edition of Hold The Line, we'll talk to several tech entrepreneurs and

lawmakers who are challenging the big tech social media monopoly by building alternatives

for those who are being silenced.

Welcome to this special edition of Hold The Line, I'm Buck Sexton.

If we lose the big tech battle, we will lose all the political battles that come after

it.

They control the spread of information, they control the pipes of the dissemination of

data and facts and figures in such a way that they can shape your perception, everyone's

perception about reality, and they've done this for partisan ends.

We know this now beyond any reasonable doubt.

They used to claim that this was just an accident.

They would occasionally ban a conservative or suspend one for sharing a not PC thought

or sharing something that was considered too dangerous to the ruling Democrat apparatus,

and of course the big tech oligarch sitting atop that largely.

But now we know, now we've seen what the reality actually is.

Here is just a little flashback to October of 2020, when Jack Dorsey, former CEO of Twitter,

was saying that there was no evidence that the New York Post's story on Hunter Biden's

emails was disinformation.

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