The speaker promotes joining their Patreon for uncensored content and later discusses Alex Jones being silenced for his wild, but believable statements.
Mark Bristow, former advertising executive, suggests that the recent ban of Alex Jones from various social media platforms was not necessarily a political move, but a financial one. Companies who advertise on YouTube do not want their ads shown on controversial content and are threatening to pull out, causing YouTube to take action against channels like Alex Jones.
The guest discusses the influence YouTube has in promoting controversial figures and conspiracy theories and how the platform should set an example by not giving them a platform.
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The loyal and supportive fanbase of a podcast can anticipate a controversial episode and continue to spread it despite it being taken down from platforms such as YouTube.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the consequences of having controversial episodes taken down, and suggest that conspiracy theorists should avoid becoming too popular for advertisers to be comfortable. They also suggest having guests who are strongly opposed to pedophilia.
One podcaster reflects on his early days of fact checking and how he stopped doing it after receiving pushback from his co-host. He also issues a disclaimer about not trusting any medical information shared on the podcast.