| March 10, 2022 11:37 PM | Updated Mar 11, 2022, 01:57 AM Former President Donald Trump slammed YouTube for removing a wide-ranging interview he did with the Nelk Boys. During a Thursday night phone interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Trump made a comparison to the Russian government’s tight grip on its media when discussing the video’s takedown in the 24 hours since it was posted. “This is what they do in Russia,” Trump said. “If you look at Russia, Russia doesn’t know — the people in Russia, they don’t even know that they are fighting a war with Ukraine because they have no press.” TRUMP ASKS DONORS TO HELP FUND NEW ‘TRUMP FORCE ONE’ PLANE “This is not a free press,” Trump told Hannity. “Big Tech is a disaster. And our country is a much different place. What they’re doing is really terrible.” In fact, after Russian armed forces invaded Ukraine two weeks ago, YouTube announced it would block Russian state-backed channels connected to RT and Sputnik all across Europe. YouTube, under a Google sweep, also suspended advertising in Russia. Prior to that suspension, Russian censor Roskomnadzor said YouTube was running large “advertising campaigns to misinform the…
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