On April 14, 2021, Rebel News reported on its website that its YouTube channel had been illegally suspended by YouTube for one week for a video from January 2021 that exposed false claims made by Facebook founder/CEO [[Mark Zuckerberg]] regarding US President [[Donald Trump]], along with a speech made by Trump where he called out the blatant [[Democrat election fraud]] that led to the theft of the [[2020 presidential election]] by the [[Democratic Party|Democrat Party]] for their candidate [[Joe Biden]].<ref>[https://www.rebelnews.com/irony_this_is_the_video_that_got_rebel_news_suspended_on_youtube IRONY: This is the video that got Rebel News SUSPENDED on YouTube] at Rebel News</ref> YouTube's illegal action, done [[Trump Derangement Syndrome|out of the irrational hatred of Trump by its employees]] as part of its collusion with other [[Big Tech]] companies to [[liberal censorship|illegally censor and silence conservative voices]], violates both the [[First Amendment]] and Section 2 of the [[Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms]], which covers freedom of speech. | On April 14, 2021, Rebel News reported on its website that its YouTube channel had been illegally suspended by YouTube for one week for a video from January 2021 that exposed false claims made by Facebook founder/CEO [[Mark Zuckerberg]] regarding US President [[Donald Trump]], along with a speech made by Trump where he called out the blatant [[Democrat election fraud]] that led to the theft of the [[2020 presidential election]] by the [[Democratic Party|Democrat Party]] for their candidate [[Joe Biden]].<ref>[https://www.rebelnews.com/irony_this_is_the_video_that_got_rebel_news_suspended_on_youtube IRONY: This is the video that got Rebel News SUSPENDED on YouTube] at Rebel News</ref> YouTube's illegal action, done [[Trump Derangement Syndrome|out of the irrational hatred of Trump by its employees]] as part of its collusion with other [[Big Tech]] companies to [[liberal censorship|illegally censor and silence conservative voices]], violates both the [[First Amendment]] and Section 2 of the [[Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms]], which covers freedom of speech. |