- Conservatives claima big tech crack down

on free speech is taking place.

And they point out that many others,

including leftists and rogue regimes,

post threats of violence onTwitter with no consequences.

The list is growing.

Twitter took it's action Friday

to permanently suspendthe president's account.

Amazon Web Services took downParler, a Twitter competitor

and growing social mediahaven for Conservatives,

Google and Apple have also banned Parler.

The claim that Parleris partly responsible

for the capital assault.

The CEO maintains that's not true

because his platformdid not even have a way

to coordinate an event.

Ken Blackwell of theFamily Research Council.

- There's a real lack of consistency

by those big tech companies.

They are alleged to be neutral platforms

for the free exchange of ideas

and that any regulation thatthey have will be evenly

and fairly applied.

Well these are platforms that still allow

for dictators and tyrantsfrom other countries

to communicate their messages freely.

- [Mark] Former Homeland Security

Counter-terrorism Official,Elizabeth Newman, says,

"While these companiesshould be held accountable

"the current situation callsfor a different priority."

- Right now, we need to make sure

that we don't see another set of incidents

like we had last week.

Right now we need to calm the temperature

and get people focused onwhat happened January 6th,

let the investigation unfurl,

arrest the people that violated the law,

and then let's have a properdebate about section 230.

- [Mark] Media ResearchCenter President Brent Bozell

and other conservative leaders

want big tech companies broken up

after what they callsweeping acts of censorship

against Conservatives andPresident Donald Trump.

Bozell added, "Big tech hasdeclared war on free speech

"and is now an existentialthreat to democracy."

Meanwhile, Senator MarkWarner of Virginia calls

the United States Capitol a crime scene.

The likely chairman of theSenate Intelligence Committee

has also requested that telecommunication

and social media companiessave any evidence associated

with the quote "insurrectionist attack"

in order to bring writers to justice.

Mark Martin, "CBN News."