Alex Jones, Andrew Tate, and Nick Fuentes are supposed to be banned from YouTube. But years after having their accounts terminated, they're raking up millions of views by appearing on podcasts, talk shows, and debate channels of more mainstream creators. It's a process called "ban evasion," and it works because creators like Steven Crowder, Tim Pool, Joe Rogan, and Candace Owens are allowed to host banned actors with impunity. After all, the more views these channels get, the more money YouTube makes.

0:00 YouTube's Ban Policy Isn't Working

1:58 PBD And Valuetainment

4:13 Pearl Davis And Andrew Tate

5:50 Tim Pool And Superchats

7:07 YouTube's Fake "Ban Evasion" Policy

8:21 Steven Crowder And Alex Jones

11:37 YouTube Bans Have Backfired

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