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No sacred cows

Why is YouTube so afraid of free speech?

6 June 2020

9:00 AM

6 June 2020

9:00 AM

On Sunday, the hosts of Trigger–nometry, a YouTube show, posted an interview they’d done with Peter Hitchens. They labelled it ‘Lockdown is a catastrophe’, which is an accurate summary of the journalist’s view. Over the next 24 hours, instead of generating tens of thousands of hits, which their interviews normally do, it got very few.

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