YouTube Temporarily Removes ‘Fredo’ Video of Chris Cuomo, Claims It Violates ‘Policy on Harassment and Bullying’

A video of CNN’s Chris Cuomo showing the fake news anchor lose his cool and threaten a Trump supporter who called him “Fredo” with violent language was temporarily removed by YouTube today, claiming the content violates their “policy on harassment and bullying.”

After being called out for their restrictive decision to protect Cuomo, YouTube quickly reversed their censorship and restored the video.

Twitter is also working to censor Cuomo’s tangent, giving a warning that it “may contain sensitive material” before allowing users to access the content.

The restored video can be seen here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NAwowhwi9c

Cuomo has a long history of bullying and threatening behavior toward his political opponents. He lobbed attacks at a rape victim whose message of empowerment was posted by the NRA due to her support for gun rights.

Cuomo also defended ANTIFA domestic terrorists on his CNN program. He defended the terror group that has repeatedly attacked innocent people like journalist Andy Ngo for the purposes of intimidation. He claimed their ambush attacks are justified to punish supposed white racists.

“People who show up to fight against bigots are not to be judged the same as the bigots even if they do resort to the same kinds of petty violence,” Cuomo said last year.

Despite their capitulation on the Fredo video, it is clear that Big Tech is out to protect the fake news media through their biased censorship policies.

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