Thankfully the constitution explicitly forbids that in the US.

You've missed the point entirely.

It’s not if Google can decide what content they want on YouTube.

The issue here is that the Biden Whitehouse was pressuring private companies to remove speech that they otherwise would host.

That's a clear violation of the first amendment. And we now know that the previous Whitehouse got people banned from all the major platforms: Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, etc.

It's not a word salad. It says this wasn't because of the FCC. Disney made the decision. And then they unmade it.

> The decision was guided by what was in the entertainment company's best interest, rather than external pressure from station owners or the FCC, the sources said.