The subpoenas also demanded documents specifying the employees responsible for developing or executing content policies and any communications with people outside the executive branch about policies or decisions about content moderation. Jordan also praised Twitter over an effort dubbed the “Twitter Files” by its CEO, Elon Musk, that released internal documents showing how the company handled a news article about Hunter Biden in 2020. “We have started producing documents, are engaged with the Committee, and committed to working in good faith,” the spokesperson said