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Is YouTube Still Running Cover For Fauci?
Is YouTube Still Running Cover For Fauci?
Authored by Peter Navarro via The Epoch Times,
Anthony Stephen Fauci harmed millions of Americans by mismanaging the pandemic. Google’s YouTube and its woke censors helped him every step of the way.
The pandemic is over. The censorship is not. YouTube still suppresses speech that threatens Dr. Fauci and the failed policies he built. The latest example is an interview I gave to Epoch Times Senior Editor Jan Jekielek about my new book, “Why Fauci Must Rot in Prison.”
YouTube runs its censorship under what it...
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