Parler CEO on 'shocking' restrictions by Amazon, Apple and Google: 'You just never think it will happen'

John Matze tells 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' he is having trouble getting any replacement vendors for web services, fears more unprovoked retributions Parler CEO John Matze told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Monday he and his colleagues had theorized that Amazon Web Services or one of the social media company's other necessary vendors could deny them service."You just never think it will happen, right?" Matze told host Tucker Carlson. Apple followed suit Saturday by removing the app from the App store, while Amazon Web Services cut off Parler from its web hosting services. That is shocking."While a non-partisan company, Parler has become a refuge for Trump supporters and others who have been either been kicked off Facebook and Twitter or have left those social networks in protest.Matze said that since Google, Apple and Amazon denied Parler access to users, vendors his team reached out to as replacements have declined to work with his company.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"I have seen a lot of people say this is scary, but I've seen a lot of people who are participating in the five minutes of hate and egging it on and cheering," Matze said.