Glenn Beck
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ABC pulled Steven Crowder's Oscar Commentary From YouTube, Claiming Copyright Infringement
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February 26, 2019
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8:45Now PlayingWhile the Oscars played on ABC on Sunday night, BlazeTV host Steven Crowder held a YouTube live stream where he poked fun at the ceremony and invited guests to share their views. Or, at least he did until ABC pulled it citing a copyright infringement.
The Academy Awards ceremony began at 8:00 p.m. ET. By 8:43 pm, Crowder tweeted that ABC had pulled his stream off of YouTube. He was able to continue his live stream on Facebook, but he called out ABC for what he saw as targeted harassment. He pointed out that he had streamed his show through the entire Oscars ceremony last year without any issue.
This morning, he discussed the incident with Glenn Beck and stressed the importance of #MugClub.
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