Joe Rogan Accuses YouTube of Suppressing Trump Interview Amid Search Issues

Rogan claims YouTube intentionally hindered access to his Trump interview, while YouTube states the issue has been resolved.

Joe Rogan's interview with Donald Trump reportedly faced search visibility issues on YouTube, leading Rogan to allege intentional suppression.
YouTube acknowledged the problem, stating the interview did not appear prominently in some searches but assured it was resolved.
Rogan and others, including Elon Musk, expressed frustration over the incident, suggesting potential bias against Trump.
The interview has amassed over 41 million views on YouTube and additional views on Musk's platform X, where it was also posted.
Rogan's claims have sparked debate about potential censorship and political bias on major digital platforms.