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Watch: Google CEO Rejects Claims of Search Bias Against GOP

By Jerel Flint
Posted December 11, 2018 at 9:44pm

By Jerel Flint

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The House Judiciary Committee questioned Google CEO Sundar Pichai about widespread belief among many on the right that the search giant and other tech companies consistently filter out conservative news in favor of liberal results. Pichai explained Google search results are based on specific frameworks that employees can’t manipulate for any person, topic, or category.

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