Interview · moment 40 of 45
Why Trump's Podcast Interview Never Trended on YouTube
from The Joe Rogan Experience | The Tim Dillon Show #422 · #422
4 min
Guest
Joe points out his 1.2-million-per-hour Trump interview never appeared on YouTube's trending page, arguing this proves algorithmic curation is politically biased against Trump content.
- Tim notes his Trump interview got 1.2 million views per hour but never appeared on YouTube's trending page.
- YouTube's trending list is completely curated, so fans can't trust it as a genuine popularity metric.
- Tim questions what could possibly be wrong with letting someone interview Donald Trump before he runs for president.
- Trump has proposed a digital Bill of Rights to prevent people from being discarded by tech companies without recourse.
- The far right's push for free speech comes partly from their own experience of being censored and marginalized online.
- After Twitter removed Trump, he went from tweeting constantly to total silence, unable to defend himself against any narrative.
- By removing Trump from the platform, they ensured he couldn't respond to claims that the election was rigged.
- Tim argues that removing an American citizen and former president from the internet without charges seems genuinely insane.
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