Elaad Eliyahu

in on the murder of her own husband, which is defamation per se, criminal act.

And YouTube will say, yes, we've had those conversations.

And did you find that they could be defamatory?

And they're going to say, we did have those concerns, yes.

And you still chose to promote it.

Yes, we did.

Our algorithm just does this.

Well, as we've already concluded, precedent set in KGV, I'm sorry, KGMV, Google and Meta, you are responsible for what you promote.

It's an open and shut case.

Then YouTube is going to say we have no choice but to stop allowing people to promote any produce any content they want.

For fake reasons.

They claimed that because we wrote a story about a speech Trump gave and didn't fact check the speech he gave, that we were fake news.

And we had a perfect score beyond that.

It's fake.

And NewsGuard rates New York Times perfect, 10 out of 10, based on the fact that it's the New York Times alone.

But I hate to stop you because we only have a few minutes left.

I got to do an ad read and we got to read some super chats, but we'll pick this back up in the uncensored portion of the show.

So don't forget.

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