After several social media users claimed that YouTube had censored the Joe Rogan podcast featuring former President Donald Trump, the host clarified. In a post on X, platform formerly known as Twitter, Rogan said 'there is no issue'. The much anticipated podcast episode was released late on Friday.
"There is no issue with YouTube censoring the trump episode. It was just supposed to go live on both Spotify and YouTube at the same time and there was a glitch in Spotify’s upload system and so we delisted the YouTube link until it’s fixed. It should be fine now," Rogan tweeted.
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There is no issue with YouTube censoring the trump episode. It was just supposed to go live on both Spotify and YouTube at the same time and there was a glitch in Spotify’s upload system and so we delisted the YouTube link until it’s fixed. It should be fine now
— Joe Rogan (@joerogan) October 26, 2024
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