Tuesday during an appearance on Fox News Channel's "Tucker Carlson Tonight," Breitbart News editor-in-chief Alex Marlow discussed how Big Tech, including Google, Facebook and Twitter, has limited exposure to Breitbart content, which is an apparent effort to promote the candidacy of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

According to Marlow, Google has cut off his outlet's search traffic, which is a way the tech giant is controlling the news narrative as a way to support the Biden campaign.

Transcript as follows:

CARLSON: You were just censored by the big tech companies, Google, Facebook and Twitter. But you've done research into the specifics. So I think anybody paying attention realizes this there is censorship is going on, but it is done in a very stealthy way. Google has been limiting your reach without telling you, dishonestly. Give us an example of what you've learned they are doing to your site.

MARLOW: Thanks Tucker, thanks for having me. Always a treat to be with you. And I will start with some breaking news that I can share on the show, which is that Breitbart — we've done deep-dive research into our Google traffic comparing it to the 2016 election. And we picked that because we unearthed video a couple of years ago with our own Allum Bokhari, who reported on the global vice president of Google, Ken Walker, who said he is going to endeavor to make populism and nationalism a blip or a hiccup. So we naturally took him at his word because if you understand the left, they don't tend to lie about such things.