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YouTube Pays Out In Censorship Lawsuit, LEO Round Table

LEO Round Table
LEO Round Table

The latest episode of the LEO Round Table talk show, “YouTube To Pay Trump Millions For Unlawfully Censoring Him And Others!,” led with a discussion on the multi-million dollar settlement reached between YouTube and President Donald Trump over the suspension of his account following the January 2021 U.S. Capitol riots.

The segment, beginning at 7:00, delves into the lawsuit that accused the platform of unlawfully silencing conservative viewpoints, a topic that has been at the forefront of free speech debates.

The syndicated law enforcement talk show then moved on to several significant policing and legal matters, including:

  • A sheriff facing a lawsuit from the Department of Justice for alleged ‘systematic obstruction’ in the gun permit process (16:04).
  • The arrest of a suspect who crashed a car into a deputy’s cruiser (19:20).
  • An officer-involved shooting where a suspect with a gun was fatally shot after a pursuit (25:00).
  • A challenge by Second Amendment groups against California’s ban on switchblades (30:24).
  • An incident where a suspect was tased multiple times after fleeing and refusing to comply with commands (39:57).

The LEO Round Table brings together law enforcement professionals and attorneys to offer a perspective on the week’s biggest news and legal issues.

00:00 Intro
07:00 YouTube to pay Trump millions for unlawfully censoring him and others
16:04 Sheriff sued by DOJ for ‘systematic obstruction’ of gun permits
19:20 Suspect who crashed car into deputy’s cruiser arrested
25:00 Officer fatally shoots suspect with gun following pursuit
30:24 Second Amendment groups challenge California’s switchblade ban
39:57 Bad guy tased multiple times after fleeing and refusing to listen to commands

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