1. Steve Bannon, currently out on bail, did an interview on Australian TV where he delivers a completely unhinged version of the Hunter Biden conspiracy.
It's been viewed 3.3 million times on YouTube, which is promoting it heavily through its algorithm
2. In the interview, Bannon claims the alleged emails prove Joe Biden is in business with the Chinese Communist Party, says Biden couldn't qualify for a security clearance, and calls for executives at Twitter, Facebook, and Google to be arrested
3. YouTube's algorithm is aggressively pushing Bannon's video. It's being recommended on 159 different YouTube channels. The Bannon video is the most recommended video about Biden on YouTube by a very wide margin.
4. At the same time, the top of the YouTube homepage is a large advertisement from the Trump campaign featuring a video with some of the same false claims made by Bannon.
5. YouTube's policy bans ads that "demonstrably false claims that could significantly undermine participation or trust in an electoral or democratic process."
But YouTube says neither the ad nor the Sky News video violate it's policies.
1. A few thoughts about Tony Bobulinski, Trump's guest at the debate tonight.
According to Trump, Bobulinski has dirt on Biden that's disqualifying.
What's really going on?
Follow along if interested.
2. In a statement released to the NY Post, Bobulinski describes himself as "the CEO of Sinohawk Holdings which was a partnership between the Chinese operating through CEFC/Chairman Ye and the Biden family"
This actually isn't true.
3. In texts and emails released to the WSJ, Bobulinski acknowledges he was planning to do business with Hunter Biden but the entire deal fell through in the Summer of 2017.
Bobulinski never did any business with Hunter Biden.
People in Wisconsin had their homes seized and bulldozed to make way for what Trump touted as the "Eight Wonder Of The World" -- a giant Foxconn factory w/thousands of jobs.
Years later it's three empty buildings and an orb. Dozens of jobs. A ghost town
Foxconn got billions in tax credits which would be cash payments because all taxes were eliminated. Foxconn attempted to hire a bunch of fake workers to meet their 520 worker threshold to qualify for tax credits. The state just rejected that gambit.