"I am focused on being completely straightforward incorporating with policymakers to the degree we ever create plans to do that," Pichai said.   Pichai's appearance before the House Judiciary Committee tops what has been an unpleasant year for tech organizations that have gone under examination from Washington government officials more than ever. While it is Pichai's first time affirming, he pursues officials from Facebook and Twitter who have been made troublesome inquiries about their organizations' jobs in encouraging outside disinformation battles, and additionally how they handle client information.   As tech organizations have played an increasingly dynamic job in getting serious about disinformation and misuse, they have likewise experienced harsh criticism from traditionalists for what they see as political inclination. President Donald Trump has leveled comparative allegations against Google, which Pichai is relied upon to counter.   Picture: Sundar PichaiGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai touches base to affirm before the House Judiciary Committee on Dec. 11, 2018.J. Scott Applewhite/AP   While Pichai handled inquiries on an assortment of themes, a noteworthy segment of the procedures went up against a factional season, with Republicans addressing Pichai over charges of liberal inclination and Democrats pushing back on that thought.   Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, alluded to an email from Eliana Murillo, Google's head of multicultural advertising, pondering the organization's endeavors to get out the Latino vote in the 2016 decision in "key states," as Jordan underscored.   Pichai said the organization did not support Democrats or Republicans in its work.   "We don't partake in factional exercises," Pichai said. "We draw in with the two crusades, and support and support banters on the two sides of the walkway."   Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., utilized his opening explanation to push back on moderate cases about predisposition, which he foreseen Republicans would get some information about amid the conference.   "Before we dive into these inquiries, I should initially forgo an ill-conceived issue — the dream cooked up by a few moderates that Google and other online stages have an enemy of preservationist inclination," Nadler said. "As I have said more than once, no valid proof backings this conservative paranoid idea."