1/ I read the subpoenas the @January6thCmte issued to Meta (Facebook), Alphabet (Google/YouTube), Twitter and Reddit:
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@January6thCmte 2/ At Alphabet, the Committee is focused on YouTube. One thing that caught my eye- the Committee seeks "non-public moderation discussions and policies that led to President Trump's suspension"... interesting. 
3/ At Meta (Facebook), the Committee wants more information about some of the details revealed by whistleblower @FrancesHaugen:
@FrancesHaugen 4/ Having written quite a lot about The Donald, the @January6thCmte is right to focus on that community, but it also raises the question of whether it is looking at TheDonald[.]win, its post-Reddit manifestation where violence at the Capitol was planned:
5/ As with YouTube, when it comes to Twitter one interesting thing the Committee is looking for is information regarding its decision making process when making the call to remove Trump from the platform.
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