This is false.
Yes google had a "queries scroll" video display in some lobbies, but it was NOT real time and it was manually curated to only safe examples.
I know because I was there, I had the code, and I even pulled an April Fool stunt with my own curated "queries".
As a side note, the very first "slashdot" server sat on a shelf near my workspace at Google.
If you do not promise to stop stealing my stuff, I am not going to invite you back to my house for dinner.
We all appreciate a free press, but free press is not the same as a press that is party to a crime by receiving and publishing illegally obtained material.
The real problem, however, is when the press claims to have obtained inside info and publishes inflammatory articles with the intent to influence policy and elections and that information is later proven to be false. Just a few examples are Dan Rather reporting military records on Bush (fake), Clinton funding (fake) intel dossier on Trump, Wikileaks publishing (fake/edited) videos and declaring a military "slaughter" of civilians. This type of reporting does serious harm to our democracy - and speech that causes harm is not always protected.
A physicist is an atom's way of knowing about atoms. -- George Wald