YouTube: It’s OK To Question Trump’s Election But NOT Biden’s?!?
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21:20Now PlayingFree speech advocate and viral videographer Matt Orfalea recently received a strike from YouTube after publishing a video showing the juxtaposition of Democrats rejecting the results of the 2016 election with Republicans doing likewise over the 2020 election. Orfalea took no position on the various opinions offered, but that didn’t matter. He also received no strike for a video that focused on objections to the 2016 result, so it appears that YouTube is only interested in censoring videos that raise issues about 2020.
Jimmy and his panel of Orfalea and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the rank double standards faced by anyone posting political content on social media today.
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