Marc Andreessen, Palmer Luckey Accuse YouTube Of 'Deliberate Censorship' As Trump-Rogan Episode Controversy Rages On: 'These Are Not Accidents'

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In the clip, Rogan could be heard saying that the situation reflects a level of desperation, as YouTube was unprepared for the popularity of the content.

He shared a clip of Rogan saying that despite YouTube rectifying the issue after being contacted, the incident sparked a backlash from Elon Musk, resulting in the episode being hosted on Spotify.