> He quit the company he founded, the intercept, who was indeed censoring.
That is, at the very least, debatable
Greenwald had the liberty at The Intercept to publish his opinion pieces without any editorial interference.
The piece he yelled BLOODY MURDER! about and resigned in a hissy fit was decidedly not an opinion piece, but sourced from The New York Post - The Biden laptop story -, which was so bad, that the original writers at the Post refused to have their bylines printed.
When The Intercept insisted that this apparently factual piece gets editorial treatment (a process applied by every halfway serious press product) he yelled CENSORSHIP! and resigned.
No question that Greenwald did good work in the past. But I, for one, can't take his hysterics, which he now spouts for years, serious any more.