Gregg Jarrett: Facebook and Twitter's censorship is an insult to democracy ? they must stop or be broken up

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, reacts to Twitter blocking New York Post stories on Hunter Biden on 'Outnumbered Overtime.'The great Twitter and Facebook masquerade is over. This was on full display Wednesday when both Twitter and Facebook blocked access to a New York Post story offering stunning email evidence that Biden may have exploited his position as vice president to financially benefit his son, Hunter Biden. BRENT BOZELL: NY POST'S HUNTER BIDEN STORY CENSORED BY FACEBOOK, TWITTER -- BIG TECH VOTES FOR BIDENIf the Post's evidence is authentic, as it appears to be, it would put a lie to the candidate's previous denials that he engaged in influence peddling and knew nothing about his son's business dealings. SENATE REPUBLICANS CALL ON TWITTER, FACEBOOK BOSSES TO TESTIFY AMID CENSORSHIP CLAIMS, SAY SUBPOENA IN WORKSWhen the Post's story on all of this broke early Wednesday, the Biden campaign called a complete "lid" on in-person activities for the day. In every other aspect, the core of the Post's story and the veracity of the emails were not disputed by Biden. Facebook didn't restrict or ban those.More recently, Facebook did not restrict or ban access to a New York Times "potentially harmful" story on Trump's taxes that was based on unnamed sources and documents the newspaper refused to produce.Yet, the New York Post is not permitted to post its story on Biden based on documents it actually did produce. Twitter also banned the Post story, claiming that it violated its "Hacked Materials Policy."  Except the material wasn't hacked at all. Twitter's excuse for repressing the Post story is inane. The unconscionable actions of these two tech giants has produced such outrage that it only managed to elevate --not suppress-- the Post's story about Biden.