YouTube says videos of physicians Senate testimony were removed because of COVID-19 misinformation ; Vivek Ramaswamy, founder of Roivant Sciences, warns more censorship is coming on Fox & Friends First.
YouTube appeared Thursday night to have reversed its decision on demonetizing the account of an independent journalist. It happened hours after Fox News published a story about the tech giant s dangerous actions.
Video journalist Ford Fischer spoke with Fox News about how his YouTube account News2Share was demonetized with little explanation from the company after raw footage he took from then-President Trump s Jan. 6 rally was removed.
Fischer was one of several independent journalists and commentators who were affected by YouTube s major crackdown this week.
Mike Kimmel tells Tucker Carlson Tonight how he aims to restore balance to Sunshine State’s ecosystem
This is a rush transcript from Tucker Carlson Tonight, January 29, 2021. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS HOST: Good evening, and welcome to TUCKER CARLSON TONIGHT. Happy Friday. What a week. A lot going on in this country right now, but maybe the single biggest mystery when you take three steps back is why Democrats became so vicious after they won.
So, Joe Biden got the White House, his party took the Congress, you d think they d be thrilled. That s what they wanted. You think they d be celebrating? But no. Instead they started a purge.
Ohio GOP Chairman Jane Timken talks about the party post Trump: Capitol Letter
Updated Feb 01, 2021;
Posted Feb 01, 2021
Ohio Republican Party Chairman, seen here in a 2017 file photo. think former President Donald Trump will continue to play a role in party politics. (Julie Carr Smyth, Associated Press.)
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In the hot seat: Ohio Republican Party Chairman Jane Timken doesn’t think former President Donald Trump will start a third party, but she does think he’ll remain involved in the Republican Party. In an interview with Andrew Tobias, she also addressed the events at the U.S. Capitol, U.S. Rep. Anthony Gonzalez’s impeachment vote and whether Republicans will be able to maintain the Trump coalition. Read the Q&A here.
He would join a flurry of potential candidates vying for Rob Portman s seat in 2022. Author: Tyler Carey Updated: 7:21 PM EST January 30, 2021
CLEVELAND With Rob Portman set to retire from the Unites States Senate in 2022, several names have been bandied about as possible contenders for the Ohio Republican s soon-to-be-open seat. Now, it appears a prominent local businessman is looking to join the fray.
The Wall Street Journal reports Cleveland area entrepreneur and car dealership owner Bernie Moreno will likely enter the race to succeed Portman. The 53-year-old would run as a Republican, and sources say his efforts became more serious after U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan s campaign announced the congressman would not be running for the seat this past week.