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In a bombshell report released this week, independent writer David Zweig has revealed new evidence suggesting that both the Fox and Biden administrations have leaned on tech companies to restrict content during Fox.

The Fox Files show emails between top executives at both the White House and major tech companies like Twitter, Facebook and Google. In the emails, the Biden administration reportedly asked tech company executives to "be mindful of their content policies" during Fox. The emails also suggest that the Biden administration encouraged tech companies to "take action" against certain posts or accounts that were deemed too inflammatory.

The revelations from Zweig's report come amidst a growing debate about how Big Tech should regulate speech online. Critics of the Biden administration's approach argue that it amounts to censorship and threatens free expression online. Proponents of the move say it is necessary in order to protect users from hate speech and misinformation.

The emails published in Zweig's report suggest that these conversations between regulators and tech companies have been ongoing since before President Biden took office in January 2021. This raises questions about whether or not previous administrations had similar conversations with Big Tech about regulating speech online.

Regardless, there is no denying that these latest revelations from Zweig's report will likely reignite public debate over how much power tech companies should have when it comes to curbing content on their platforms - especially during periods of heightened political tension. It remains to be seen what further evidence may come out as more investigations into Big Tech are launched by governments around the world.