YouTube censoring RFK Jr. will only make his voice louder – New York Post

YouTube’s attempt to stifle presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s voice has backfired spectacularly.  After the platform scrapped his interview with Jordan Peterson — citing vaccine misinformation policies — the clip that Kennedy instead posted on Twitter has racked up a stunning 4.5 million views in just a matter of days. Since announcing his candidacy, Kennedy has consistently been censored for his highly controversial stances on vaccines and the pharmaceutical industry.  ABC retroactively censored portions of an interview with him, citing “false claims about the Covid-19 vaccines” and “misleading claims” about vaccines and autism. “We’ve used our editorial judgment in not including extended portions of that exchange in our interview,” ABC said. The exact claims that ABC removed are not known — which, of course, only makes people more curious. Instagram similarly suspended Kennedy in 2021 due to statements about the Covid-19 vaccine but ultimately reinstated his account upon his campaign announcement. Meanwhile, vaccine researcher and political commentator Dr. Peter Hotez has flatly refused to debate RFK Jr. on the Joe Rogan Experience — even after the podcaster offered a $100,000 pledge to the charity of Hotez’s choice. After Jordan Peterson and Robert F. Kennedy’s podcast conversation was censored from YouTube
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