Hey pod casters, we got a great show like for you today, and also today is the last days are using it thirty bucks off your years. Subscription tat is that's. That's thirty. Bucks off its we'd never offered anything like that for because we really need to support and to stay in touch with you and have a way to communicate with you in case we are, you know, they're all thrown off the other platforms. Ruth we're gonna talk a little bit more about that tomorrow, but today I want you to subscribe. It good up until mid use the promoter of free speech, promo code, free speech. That's one word till the blaze tv Dost Tom, Slash gland, use that promo code, thirty percent off right now at least tv dotcom, slashed land, promo code, free speech. Today we learn from the state of New York, which one is meter, affording a child a day before its born poor decline. Cats, it's a tough one for New York and they made their decision is really. It was a hard won. His art really difficult vessels, nuclear kid kid or save the furniture yeah there's new pulling out about abortion and it's interesting because a lot of people who think that protrudes really don't seem to be an approach which side of the argument. When you look at people specific views on abortion and revealed a totally different picture than what the media shows you, we hear glens cow over and over and over again, that's a part of the show today, because Glinda rallies time he's about feasible, he's appendages, he's looking for a little loving and who knew what a bulls meaning call sounded like until today. Shop is disturbing. We now know, unfortunately, all throughout the show what appears meeting House ounds like we find out about the latest on the helicopter crash in New York and go and has a prediction and how many books, Jim Acosta, is going to sell its, not high a lot now dollar. Today, Spock asked the only thing I want to ask you a question in Georgia.

Why are police looking into this at all in Georgia. Authorities are looking for a mother of a baby, just a few hours old. That was found wrapped in a plastic bag in the woods why? Why are we looking for her. To make sure she's, ok are we we ll king for her, because we want to keep I too laid her on making such a brave Joyce. A man came home with his daughters. They were unloading grocery bags from the car, ten o clock. They heard a sound in the woods at first. They just.

They heard an animal in distress, but that's not what they heard. They followed the sound just to see what was going on in instead of an animal in distress. They realised that it was a human animal in distress. It was a human baby. We went down, we pulled them. Sat up- and there was a quote- poor, little baby, wrapped in a plastic bag. We call Nine one one. She was alive, she was crying and we figured that is a good sign. The bank. Ready is daughters, was saving the little girl and acknowledge that it could have been much much worse. In a new conference on Friday, the sheriff said it was divine intervention. Boys that sheriff out of touch. He believe

God he's talking about God, I bet he one of these guys like fire. It's in prayers to the baby. Georgia has what's known as a safe haven law, which per it's the mother of the child to drop her baby off at a hospital police or fire station until the baby is seven days old without fear of a prosecution Maybe maybe mom didn't know Maybe there's not enough government programmes out there. Alerted her to this law. maybe mom did know, but she didn't We care, because I mean. It's not really a baby. She didn't She didn't have the money even odes, you know now really funded. Maybe she you have the money she didn't have the access. Maybe she was too embarrassed. Maybe you changed your mind at the last minute when

we stop calling this a foetus and Do we declare that it's a baby. five minutes two hours. We don't even know how old it was when mom drop the baby. It might have, she might have had the plastic bag ready to go as soon as she had the baby. She after it up and then walked out into the woods. Some way and deposits did the baby, the fetus the thing. The baby, by the ways and stable condition now. You think that I'm being sarcastic on all of this, but all of these things are actual questions that we To answer now,.

How radical is leftist feminism at this point? A radical is it become well, a radical feminist. Her name is Sophie Louis now. Bribes, pregnancy, as gestation, will work. An abortion as an acceptable violence, a form, Of killing, We need to be able to defend well. At least we are now talking about killing it. Lee she's brought that word up into play. we're we're facing a terrible attack on abortion. She says the strategies that have been used, on the left have Tended to in the kind of seeding ground quote on who, with her enemies.

We tend to say that abortion is indeed very bad, but luckily not killing a it's just a health care right. We have very little to lose at the moment when it comes to abortion and I'm in, rested in winning radically. She writes. I wonder you'd. Think about defending abortion is a right to stop doing gestation. It'll work. Abortion is, in my opinion, and I recognise how controversial this is a form of killing. It is a form of killing that we need to be able to defend. I'm not interested in where human life starts to exist. Ice The forms of making an unmaking each other as continuous processes, the other end of the spectrum is learning how to die well and hold each other and Each other go at the end of our lives now just at the beginning as well. But looking at the biology helps me think the violence that in

Currently a foetus meets out these of IE just tater. The violence is an unacceptable violence for someone who doesn't want to do. The gestation will work the violence that the gene state or meets. Is essentially just going on strike or exit that workplace and that's acceptable violence. In a recent interview, this author, summarised by a reporter in the nation, a very liberal magazine says that she specifically links family abolition, tour,

radical re, conceptualisation of pregnancy itself. The active carrying a child to term she insists is work late that has long been exploited and overlooked by the academy, and so is mothering. boy, I want to have a baby with her. But a good mom she would make. Meanwhile, the right The cultivation of abortion continues. See eels from a hundred and eighty companies, including twitter. each an M slack post mates Yelp tinder Bening Jerry's ice cream.

have signed a letter that says it's time for companies to stand up for reproductive health care. Stripping. Abortion is bad for business. the letter doesn't make any real connection between the availability of abortion in the business climate of a particular state. Dad. They claim restricting reproductive freedom is a Star values, data threaten abortion, threatening both independent economic stability of our employees and customers Quality in the workplace is one of the most important business issues of our time. When everyone is empowered to succeed, our companies are communities and our economy are better for it. So wait: Restricting abortion is somehow another restricting your ability to succeed, research, Ding access to comprehensive rip route, reproductive care, including abortion, threatens their

Health independence and economic stability of our employees and customers simply put it goes again. Our values and eighty is bad for business. What The prize this is coming from plan parenthood and the acl you. And because now the seal, you is involved, and we know that the chairman of of Joe Biden means campaign. Was the exiting president, of the ACL you that, as true We're gonna be seeing protests on the street for this. We are going to see the left. We're gonna be seeing protests on the street for this. we are going to see the left. Rise up against any Of these states. May, I just suggest good good.

At least there admitting that it's killing. At least there admitting now that it's all about business. because that's all that plane parenthood is. Abortion restrictions. They are bad for business. If your plan, parenthood. Now, on the other side,. Without any sense. Of shame or irony, New York,.

Which is allowing abortion up to the last five minutes at the best of the kind that programme like listening to this path, cast if you're not a subscriber, become one now on Itunes, but while you're there do us a favour and rate the shell. If you remember right, twitter, Just hold Abbe Johnson think Lyle arose that they cannot. They can they can advertise on twitter, they can promote on twitter. and the reason why is because they show, what abortion procedures are like you know they have little drawings of. You might have seen em last couple of weeks, people or are We are now doing Clinical drawings.

of what happens in an abortion procedure, there not graphic they're, just true. and the social media has come out and said. You can't share that in fact, twitter it come out and said it so offensive that Have to remove it from your own website if you would like us to consider doing anything with you so what they eat. So They are not allowed to talk about abortion, they're not allowed to show Centigrams and there, also not allowed to talk about plan parenthood. But other than that, these pro life groups they can use twitter all they want. They just have to remove that from their website and from their tweets. So it is, apparently too, Two Jarring. to see.

What happens with cats are only with with people. but you can you can have that drawing with cats in the New York Times You can explain the procedure on cats on what they do to decline, but we dare not even discuss what happens to humans. If you try to kill it. They went into great detail about what what happens with cats and. And how the cats are de Claude and And what that means to the poor cats, and it's all for, of course, our Vanity is because we put it furniture over cats. It's kind of like how we put our careers over babies, which, more grotesque.

We love our cats? I don't I hate cats, but many. People strangely find something attractive about cats. And so yeah they don't want them destroying the house will at all my dog destroying now's either. That's. Why go outside as white teeth. not to chew on things. I can't help it. The cats are just too stupid, so you How it is I just do this. I just do this for the people who actually get email, the first in line John Bull. I now he's a guy that go through all the email and he's every time I started on cats, he's like, oh dear God, Glenn, don't please. the wrecking my whole day. I'm gonna you're, nothing but cat stuff here, well, It's true they're stupid and I hate cats, see and your rage on my understanding is that you're actually afford declining just for the torture.

You don't even care about the furniture. Anything like that. You just wanted to claw these cats because you hate them galaxies Pick him up at in the wild. And then send him back out, does it see. So you say that, and people will be religion imitated offended by it, but you can talk about a third trimester, abortion and you'll get it. Entire political party that will have absolutely no problem about it, a minute before birth or it may be after etc, The standard that perhaps we should reconsider, doesn't seem morally consistent. Well, it is so it is so outrageously radicalized now still that you can't do Anti Hitler painting on Ebay. An anti Hitler propaganda poster and

and have it actually exist on Ebay. This is the second time they ve taken my by painting down my ten, our meme, where An Anti Hitler poster Hitler didn't look like that: that's the way in all of his propaganda it the Jews were made to be seen. And it says as he's reading fifty million killed next time. I should just call it plan parenthood, You know, as opposed to the final solution that way so I really want to dumb it down for people at Ebay in Twitter and Facebook, etc it that way he could get away with it. You see so much pro Hitler propaganda is? Is basically what you're saying there? That's pronoun Odyssey Pemberton. I know it's it's anti and we got a letter in from from Ebay. And they said that

We realise their historical significance of world war, two and there's many military collectors around the world. and some World war, two related historical items are allowed, but this one isn't. It is not about world war. Two is about the world war. They were in right now to save freedom, freedom of speech and freedom of life. This is the best of the planned back programme, AIDS, Glenn and here listening to the Glenda program. If you like, with your hearing on this, show, make sure you check out Padre unleashed it's available, where ever you download your favorite podcast. You know the part of the plan with the left, I think, is to make you feel small and insignificant that it's that there's nothing

You can do about it that it's over It's a very small number of people and the way they do it is they manipulate language. We know this through political correctness. They can nebulae, language. Get you to go well yeah, I guess that's where I mad maybe not exactly where you rat and it doesn't give a fair look at what people are actually feeling still got some numbers is looking at the abortion numbers and how Americans really feel about it. With that digital wording and with new language in the questions, fascinated by this. Of the big headline was seventy seven percent say the Supreme Court should uphold rovers his weight which is amazing, considering that's not doesn't seem to be the split of Americans over Alors approach. Choice pro life spit, that's

split. That's been pretty stable above fifty. Fifty four percent in February the did Appall thou EU producers for life. It was forty, seven, forty, seven out, because its turn into a bigger issued lately that those poles of moved a little bit and this pull ass. That same question, are you producer polite, and it was a thirty five percent said pro life. Fifty seven percent said pro choice so to send the gotta baseline of this pole these it. This is a group of people. Were pulled here. That would be He took the laughed of what is considered normal in our debate, so Ok, wait, wait, wait, wait. Can I can. I ask the left is looking at this debate there not putting any stock into you know what the debt? The cracks saying all you're doing. Is there looking at what the Republicans are doing, which is you know,

washing abortion in state after state after state, and so it's build as look. Who we were fine with safe, legal and rare, but boy is trouble administration. All these Republicans. They just want to take away every single right on this right. Is it possible that they're not as far laugh. they just are buying into the Kool aid, a shrinking the cool? I think that is entirely. I mean you see the pulling very consistent over a long period of time of being pretty split between people who consider themselves pro life reproach choice depending on its own he's pretty close to fifty fifty thirty. Fifty seven is a really bad pull for proliferation and kind of work, the reason why that's important, because they answered the other questions remember these are the same people answering the question people who say that only thirty five percent per life are answering all these other questions. So this is they conservative, leaning, pole. I think that important to set. So

The first thing you realize by going through these numbers is there is no reason to ever ask another group of people in a pole whether they think rovers, his weight should be overturned because none of them know what it says. A gate, just you do you think you The coroner should be able to hold jobs. Is accountants like this same value in that question, because right away against that they have hooves, not fingers. How do they enter anything in a spreadsheet? Well, I mean, obviously we have a voice, dictation services. We can get into that debate a little bit longer benign at another time. Show you know: Universities can talk. You ve never talked about you're right, you're, right, you're, right but like No rovers is weighed basically says you can have an abortion in the first trimester in I can trimester you start getting into certain restrictions in the third trimester, as they can pass any restrictions that wants. Basically, so you know that basically a first term of right,

to an abortion. If you want to put it that way, there's a lot more detailed to it than that, but, generally speaking, there is also an argument about viability in their budgets. speaking, that's what it says: you know once it's a viable child, you can't even absolutely states can restrict it. They can say it's completely illegal, try trimester in trimester. They really can't say it's completely illegal. That's I would have been, then that's whites controversial! That's why these law instead of being passed to restrict it more than first trimester, our goal to go to the Supreme Court in theory, and that's gonna be the big challenge. That's why these things are going on so without being set. What have you, actually think about abortion. Nine percent of people think it should never be legal nine percent. nor any circumstance whatsoever other nine percent say it should be life of the mother. Only the only exception scenario at eighteen percent say life. or more restrictive

Twenty nine percent of people say it should only be allowed in the instance of rape, incest and of the mother, so now, you're at that's how many twenty nine percent, Sierra forty seven percent of people who say basically rape and incest and life, and that's it or more restrictive than that so that's it again, if only thirty five percent of these people consider themselves to be pro choice or excuse me pro life for it. Only forty thirty five percent say that. But forty seven percent are tat point where, let's say, George W Bush his position was rape, incest, life of the mother right so, like I mean that's a pretty standard way of of identify. My flow Hirsch, exactly my church is there

for my churches right and they would consider themselves prologue- and this is why this rovers, his weight and pro choice pro life- think does it make any sense, for example, about a quarter of people. who consider themselves to be a choice, agree Would they Mormon churches of port policy on abortion think that for second, these terms are completely misused in our society. People who say you know what yeah, rape, incest and life of the mother, a position absolutely associated with pro lifers, not protesters about a quarter, people who identify themselves as pro choice, think that should be the law. like that is its come legally misused. Then there another twenty three percent who say it should be in the first trimester. Only an that's, essentially the row versus Wade Standard, so people

a lot of times will say? Well, rovers is way that means you are. Essentially, the Democratic Party was not at all right. I mean you have now twenties. Do you have a twenty three thirty to forty one, sixty one seventy one per, as is seventy percent of people basically saying you know Rovers Wade is the way to go which at this point is a massive move to the right people not realise that they say they want overturn rovers. His weight will overturn Rovers Wade. This is, of course, something that I advocate for as a pro lifer, however, going back to probe versus rovers is way would also be something you can advocate for supper, lifer, because that is a move to the right from where we are in a massive one. Another eleven percent say the first to try masters and then at the so think you have. What is essentially now are tossed stream democratic position which is you can have at any time you want right up to the mother. Choice, argument a purer pro choice argument and that is eighteen percent of the population. So

Think of the way, these things are far too Statue in the media It doesn't seem at all, like only eighteen percent of people, believe the Mainstream Democratic Party view It seems like. I don't believe it is eighteen don't believe it is eighteen percent, its lower than that or higher lower. on eighteen percent of Americans twice percent of Americans believe we should be able to kill a baby five it's from birth. Me. That's really the only ice meeting arguments, but I think I think it's the most concerned In position rightly if Europe, if your life, if you're sing pro choice, you are saying the mother has a right to choose, essentially when that becomes a being what is a cultural rather tricky, standard. Obviously, because then we can give them other than the right to choose that when the kid is seven do, does it make any sense if you're about shortens the wiring restricting its birth.

What why are we searching for her to say? Oh good, free, you celebrate your choice. Nets are very varied. Who had a baby wrapped in a garbage bag and then took it out into the woods with just a few hours old when they found the baby and she might have done it right after birth. What why are we searching for her to say good for you celebrate your choice nets very, very because, what's the difference is very similar to what Governor North EM said, which was basically the mother end and the doktor should be able to choose whether they want to give lifesaving to the baby, so why bother? If there had been, the mother obviously chose she'd that you did not want baby to receive life. Save treatment. So why give it to her? So let me give you some of these. A couple other things here in this, because this is, I mean, really fascinating specifics pro for pro choice. Why do you need to have an ultra sound before have an abortion. Would you consider to be a pro life or choice view? I would say that is

a pro life pro life. It right, That is that policy forcing women do look at an ultra sound before getting abortion. Fifty two percent to forty three percent of popular policy backed a third of pro choices, belief that that should be the law about it, before our waiting period, The pro life law right Sixty five percent say that should be the law in Includes forty, one percent of people consider themselves pro choice. How about a law that requires doctors to have hospital admitting privileges? This is seen as one of the most restrictive pro if laws available. However, sixty Four per cent of people. Support it just as worded in this report and this is one of the things we are talking about earlier kind about how they were. These pulls the pulled basic, says: should doctors be forced are required to have hospital admitting privileges. This is a law that pro lifers ashore

because in rovers is weighed, there's talk. Health restrictions in the second trimester in particular, so that, We see pro life rule you wanna, give make the doctors have more medical responsibilities. However, six The eight percent of pro choice. Voters think that should be the law and only fifty nine percent of pro life voters. So it's more is. I don't even know what I prefer us. Yet people don't even know what they're talking about at this point. This is why it's really impossible to have any kind of real discussion with people, because you'll bring a fact up and those I why I don't know about that. I'm just against it, because right Enzo used here really have you get tee you can't really truly have any intellectual discussions with people, because we're being discouraged by I want to go, I came to the language here and just as I will finish up this pole and go back in the language of another, pull that we went into yesterday, so to do a quick wrap up this Glenn, because if you get it the pull in its entirety, what you see is people do want abortions

be available in some circumstances, but circumstances that are more restricted than they are now. That's it that's the take up another it. So, words, safe, legal and rare, and rare being the one thing that I would say I mean everyone wants it, God forbid, some Ngos had a house on an abortion, a safe, considering your intention, the killing one of the things involved in it, but still as they want to be safe, legal and very rare and rare very I mean many people think it should be almost never available, but still consider themselves to be pro choice, which is bizarre, and what this shows is, of course, that the messaging factor going the left's way with a massive assist from the media. So let me get it this way here, Glenn, if you look at the two positions that are being talked about a lot the x stream positions that are debated, court, unquote, extreme can sort of, missions. You had the left saying it's a It's available all the way to birth. Kay

it's a woman's right to choose. You can't restrict that women's right to choose. We have twenty four candidates in this race. Every single one of them has has added it pour some. Vision of that work. Women will be able to choose the entire time for right now, what's going on with republican lawmakers is they're trying to do heartbeat loss right. Those are the two main positions being talked about at the at the extremes. Right. Now, if you look at in the pool it asks all of these questions, it says what do you say? it should have been born and be available all the way to birth and they say sixteen percent of people say yes to that. so the mainstream twenty four candidates, universal agreement on the deck credit side. Only. Sixteen percent of Americans actually support but position. Now Derek: earn the republic inside it's a heartbeat law. Abortion should only be available until a heartbeat begins about six or eight weeks into the pregnancy right. Forty six percent of people believe that should be the law

So it's forty six to sixteen One side is presented as if essentially its Adolf Hitler making the policy the most, hateful thing you ve ever heard in your entire life only see. weeks women might not even know their pregnant yet will have, The country believes that should be the law, only sixteen percent believe at the what entire democratic field viewpoint as yes, it should be available all the way to birth, because that is at the fundamental level the mommy gets to make the choice that is now the way it's presented at all, and it's why I think you see so many people who think that they are pro choice I mean you know, is that is but none of their underlying positions identify I approached choice viewpoint as its key Lee constructed in our in our political system.

but we still believe the media media has made pro choice into. stream positions, and so they think that anything reasonable has to be pro choice. because my good is unreasonable, yeah programme. Approach choice, means good and anything unreasonable as I come from the other side, so this is reasonable rates. in SAS blah blah it's got. It can't be the The people on the other, eight, because they are unreasonable and eight, as is all the time when I act when we talk to people all the time they are involved in these debates every day we have people on the news and why it matters all the time. The correct cycle in his palace and there's people who are talking about these issues every day of their life alma. Universally. When I bring up the point that european laws are more restrictive on abortion, then the? U S, laws there always shocked. By that point

always here Progressive Europe that supposed to be so enlightened and may have more restrictive laws on abortion than we do. People don't even know these things, because the media is is doing what you just said saying pro life is bad approach, which is good period right and Americans are Puritans is the best and within that, let me just go through a couple of things. First of all Yesterday we had the audio of thee, you tube CEO. There is apologizing for what is going on and and apologizing to the gay community one harm, content on our platforms, England

quarter alone. We remove nine million videos from the platform. More recently we have introduced just take today. We do this in search. We redrawn content based on quality, and so we bringing that same notion and approach to Youtube so that we can rank higher quality stuff better Andrea. Prevent bore? line content condiments doesn't exactly while aid policies which need to be removed but which against, it will cause harm, and so we are working hard. It's hard. Computers This problem is also hard societal problem, because we need better frameworks around waters, hate speech, what's not, and how do we as a company, make those decisions at scale and get it right without making mistakes so basically do the impossible. but do it surrounded by really radical liberal progressives, and- a democratic socialist, I'm sure you're gonna get that I'm sure you gonna get the delicate balance right and that Dell

the balance is, go ahead and and- and Make sure that you get the borderline content? So not the cause, and that is violated anything but the content that just doesn't feel right oh, that sounds like it It's gonna be easy for you, even prouder said: I'm not sorry about what I do Here's Stephen prouder. I'm not I'm not sorry, allow I'll tell you what I am. I am mom, I am grateful. I am really grateful to the air, the outpouring of support that we seen from people and we should explain although let you know we offered to promulgate free speech. for three hours off everybody who joined month at the weekend. I was asleep veterans active military discuss what I do want to get it more people.

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Foreshadowing everyone, just one muslim tonight, you're still we predicted for one hour life and by segment. So that is going up right now, but want to thank everyone and on Youtube, specifically, not just some members and not people are daily wire and eventually Randall Clayton Michael knows all them. Thank you so much and of course, the blazing mark levantin going back and enrolling millennial, but people are over here. You two hoo hoo artists have to switch arms caution you to work on my shoulder, and this is embarrassing. People the necessary political people who agree with our politics. But covered this anyway, because Winnie Ewing, Henderson contacts understand the issue that that all of us are facing people like Nunneley, TIM Pool and Joe Rogan, but people accused iron and filled the frank anyone who have forgotten really you appreciate it. So he may say he makes it. Really good point that more

People are coming out. Then just conservatives. people are starting to be really concerned, for instance, The news industry has now joined, calls for increased scrutiny of big tech, Struggling news industry is joining calls to increase oversight of tech giants like Facebook and Google Earth, policy makers to also take into account how Silicon Valley has up ended its business of journalism. The antitrust investigation into tech giants, will hold a hearing on Tuesday to hear from history, leaders and advocates who believe that Silicon Valley is responsible for the decline in local. papers and has threatened the business models relied on by many outlets. Now I agree with this reason. I mean that is honestly, like the carriage companies,

dang. I dont like these car companies they're getting too big they're, putting us out of business. Will you because I thought you were progressive? progress I thought you were for that I dont want The newspaper I, be able to just grab it online now. Yes, up ends your business practices, but I go back to if anybody remembers you're my age you'll. Remember if you bought GM any any GM car, It said on the door plate as you would. about it had a little picture of an of an old carriage in it said the Fisher Carriage Company that What GM was before it became general motors, it was the Fisher Carriage Company, and they were making carriages and they decided you know we either got we either join them or they're, gonna crush us and

stop making horse drawn carriages and started making cars? That's that's. Why companies should do when you To see the progress you, out of the way and you join them in the next century, or you're. Gonna go out of business, so the industry is calling for more scrutiny and they're, asking the Democrats to help them that is always the last sign before an industry goes out of business. They ask for government protection, so don't go out of business, it doesn't work it written arts progress did he say the word retard. Oh my that is awful. He is so poetic. the incorrect. Yes, I know I know- and I might use it again in this in context later, so what is Youtube saying that they're going to do

we'll. Yesterday, I did about an hour on this new, your time story, making of a Youtube radical algorithms in the old right and on the all right believe it or not was was Dave, Reuben and Ben Shapiro and Jordan Petersen. That's the alt right to the New York Times. So they show that they have absolutely no idea what you're talking about They say towards the end that You tube has played a role in steering a lot of people too the far right fringes ended, the that in time, you tube is listen to this, capable of steering them in a very different direction. Now, hang on just a what steer people. This is cast son, steams nudge, this is burnings end a rigid

a propaganda. This is moving people, whose is everything you will should worry about in a big brother, situation that big brother watches. You know everything about you and Brother will eventually shoot you if it has no other choice. big brother will not Jew Push you into the direction it wants like it. whose for you, you hope, is not some charity. It's not run by mother Teresa. They want views, they were To control all of the views, And so they'll do what's best for them. So what are they doing?. They said in response: you tube executives, announced that the recommendation algorithm would give more weight to watch time rather than views that way,

the creators would be encouraged to make videos that users would finish. and users would be more satisfied. You too would be able to show the more adds the bet paid off in weeks of the algorithm change the company reported overall watch. Time was growing, even as the number of views shrank. According to the twenty seventeen report, Sir It grew by more than fifty percent a year for three consecutive years. a month after its algorithm tweak, Eugene The tube changed its rules to allow all video creators, terrain adds with their videos and earn a portion of the revenue. Previously. Only popular channels that had been vetted by you, two were able to run adds new. change was intended to benefit the far right, no kidding and Youtube's algorithm had no inherent preference for extreme political content. Remember stream, is better

Shapiro and Dave Ruben. It treated a white nationalist monologue, no different from an area Grundy Cover or cake icing to turn a tutorial. But at the far right. They were well positioned to capitalize on the changes. Many right wing creators also made long video essays or posted video versions of their podcast. Their inflammatory messages were now more engaging than the milder fair and they could earn more money from their videos and they, A financial incentive to churn out is much material is possible, he'll progressive, Youtube channels flourished from twenty twelve twenty. Sixteen, but they Dwarfed by the creators on the right who had developed an intuitive feel of the way you tubes platform worked and we're better able to tap in the emerging wave of right wing pot populism. This

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