YouTuber and podcaster Steven Crowder was banned from the platform two weeks after his interview with Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake went viral. The Louder with Crowder host later addressed the restriction on other social media sites. Following Steven Crowder’s suspension, fans are expecting his reaction. After a few hours, the social media sensation turned to Twitter and Instagram to discuss the platform’s sudden withdrawal. Crowder took to Twitter on August 18 to announce that YouTube had stopped the podcast following their conversation with Kari Lake. In response, the podcast host said he would interview her again “because you’re screwing YouTube.” He included a video with the tweet, saying:
“We stopped, not because of what I said, but because of what the incoming governor of Arizona, Kari Lake, had to say about the integrity of the election.” Her recent victory in the primaries? YouTube has determined that she is extremist and you are extremist, so just be extremist on Rumble and MugClub. You don’t have to win every argument; all you have to do is make them wish they chose someone else. Make them wish they chose someone else today.”
It’s worth noting that Kari Lake’s interview has now been pulled from his channel. Although his channel is still active on the site, Steven Crowder has been banned from posting material for the next two weeks.
Kari Lake discusses drug cartels on Steven Crowder’s show.
In an interview with Louder with Crowder, Lake said she will look into allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. The GOP also said nothing is certain,
“We’re going to finish President Trump’s wall.”
This refers to her desire to reduce the chronic illegal migration problem in the country and the emergence of drug cartels. In the interview, she said:
“We destroy the drug tunnels.” We’re not going to throw a small piece of concrete in there and expect it to break and get them working again. We also go after those gangs.”
YouTube has paused this show because of us @KariLake interview. So you know what? We are interviewing her AGAIN! Because damn YouTube. https://t.co/3gej9ZsJd7 pic.twitter.com/2Dm0D3m99y
– Steven Crowder (@scrowder) August 18, 2022
Kari Lake continues to express her thoughts on homelessness and drug addiction.
Steven Crowder criticized the video-sharing site for “suppressing political discourse” in a tweet. He also sent in a photo of YouTube’s statement explaining why the podcast was removed. People say:
“Our staff analyzed your post and we regret to inform you that we believe it violates our misinformation policy.” The following videos have been removed from YouTube: Episode Podcast: We have updates on Trump’s attack, as well as a special guest, Kari Lake. Crowds make me bigger.
Kari Lake’s statement about plans to investigate voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election prompted the Google-owned platform to issue a statement. Despite the fact that the entire interview has been removed from the channel, a three-minute clip from the podcast episode is still available. Lake also promised to send in the National Guard to stem the flow of migrants. Following the YouTube ban, Crowder said he’ll be appearing live on Rumble and Mug Club at 10am EST/7am PST to discuss the details of the situation.
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