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Life, Liberty & Levin 3/12/23 | BREAKING The Newsy You: News of Today
From: WALTER784
Mar-14
It was pulled from Fox News as well:
https://www.fox.com/life-liberty-levin/
But it can still be seen here: Life, Liberty & Levin - March 12th 2023 - Fox News - Dailymotion
FWIW
From: EdGlaze
Mar-14
I saw part of the show where he complained about the anti-Israel politicians and he mentioned that no other network would even air such views.
Evidently he was right.
From: WALTER784
Mar-14
It just goes to show the depravity of the left in attempting to remove content which otherwise should have been allowed.
The Democrats continue to use Google to pull Youtube videoclips of Mark Levin, Tucker Carlson and others.
The Democrats used (past tense) Twitter to ban other things they don't like.
The Democrats use Microsoft's Edge to freeze videoclips shown on Rumble, Fox and other platforms which they don't agree with. I've been contacted by numerous individuals who used Edge and were wondering what the problem was. I recommended they use Firefox and their problems were resolved.
There is no end to the depravity of the Democrats and their desire to prevent we the people from viewing the truth!
FWIW
From: Showtalk
Mar-14
Anti semitism is at a record high in our country and they are all ignoring it.
From: WALTER784
Mar-14
Showtalk said...
Fox pulled their own show?
Due to the content, I think some liberals at the top bowed to political pressure and had it removed.
FWIW
From: WALTER784
Mar-14
Showtalk said...
A browser can prevent us from viewing videos?
As the streaming video is coming through, the browser sees it as 01011101001011010101 or 101101101010110101.
So now, for www.rumble.com, strip the fifth bit of every byte and you'll end up freezing the browser because the data just doesn't make any sense. They could do the same for basically any URL. Browsers are programmed. They do what the program says. And if Microsoft tells the programmers to do something... they do.
FWIW