Big Tech and media accused of putting Chicom business ahead of protecting the people

 Breitbart:

Marlow to Tucker: Big Tech and Media Cover-up of Covid Origins Is ‘Really About Protecting Corporate Business Models in China’
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... I knew that the left and the media wanted to make Trump the bad guy when it came to coronavirus, not China, or anyone else for that matter, to make it about Trump. But the more I dug into it, the more I realized it was really about protecting corporate business models in China.

Where NBC — it is part of NBC Universal does huge business in China; ABC part of ABC Disney, huge business in China; Bloomberg, which we got into on your show last time I was here, but also the Silicon Valley tech giants. If they are not in China yet, they want to be in China someday soon. And we’ve already outsourced so much of our free speech to places like YouTube.

Now, we’re outsourcing our science to them. We were told that Johnson was kicked off because he defied the World Health Organization, the same World Health Organization that’s basically a subsidiary of China, Tucker. Why did Dr. Tedros, a guy who is not a medical doctor, how come he is the most powerful doctor in the world today? Well, he was China’s pick, even after he botched the response to a cholera outbreak in Africa. The list goes on and on.
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There is more including a video of the interview.  It is remarkable that so many of these businesses put Chicom interests ahead of the US and the safety of fellow citizens.  It is a wonder that no one is charging them with treason.  They allowed their Trump-hatred to overwhelm their responsibility to US citizens.

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