Sen. Eric Schmitt UNCOVERS Big Tech's Secret Portal | CPAC

Sen. Eric Schmitt discusses government involvement in online censorship, arguing that federal officials worked closely with major technology companies to influence what Americans could see and share online.

Speaking at CPAC, Schmitt reflects on the Missouri v. Biden case, the debate over free speech in the digital age, and the growing power of companies such as Facebook, Google, and other major technology platforms. He describes evidence uncovered during litigation and explains why he believes protecting free expression remains one of the most important political and constitutional issues facing the country.

The discussion also explores antitrust enforcement, Section 230, the relationship between government agencies and technology companies, and the broader debate over censorship, content moderation, and the future of online speech in America.

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