It's not my topic, it's the topic of the thread.
You refuse to say if Trump could fire one of his employees for speaking out (assuming Trump TV). Why?
I don't refuse, I ignore, and I do so because I consider it trivial compared to the importance of the serious issue involved.
But just to address this point for a moment, it is my understanding that Google-Nazi solicited this commentary, and then fired the man for saying what he thought.
Not a comparable analogy for what you are suggesting with VP Pence and CNN.
I do not know about you, but for many years of my life I have read books about what happened in the lead up to world war II, and everything about this has the feel of "Untermenschen" and "Gleichschaltung".
You need to read some books on the rise of Nazism, and you very much need to learn what was the relationship between Corporate Power and the National Socialist state.
Perhaps history will open your eyes where no amount of reasoning or presentation of abuses will wake you up.
Study the Nazis, and what they did to the Jews before they started sending them to camps.