"Louder with Crowder" moves to 11 am ET livestream time slot on Rumble as Trump appointee Bongino departs for FBI role.New Rumble-exclusive daily lineup features Crowder, Tim Pool , Russell Brand and more.Top creators join forces to cancel YouTube and stream exclusively to Rumble.Other big announcements slated as Rumble revolutionizes livestream viewer experience.DALLAS, March 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As conservative commentator and recent Trump-appointee Dan Bongino assumes his new role as Deputy Director of the FBI, there is a shakeup at Rumble. Steven Crowder, host of the most-watched online conservative show, moves to 11 am ET. Along with the hour shift in programming, Crowder announced today he is taking the major step of officially canceling all live streaming to YouTube, taking with him a growing list of prominent conservative streamers."Through censorship, demonetization, and deplatforming, YouTube created this emerging monster. Now it must face the consequences of its actions," said Crowder in a statement announcing the lineup. "Starting Monday, March 17, 2025 we don't just break the old decrepit mold, we obliterate it and change the streaming game forever."Along with Crowder, who's made headlines for his unrelenting war on Big Tech censorship, Rumble's daily lineup featured on the platform's new "Rumble LIVE" will include conservative firebrands such as Tim Pool, Russell Brand, Vince Coglianese, Evita Duffy, The Quartering, and Viva Frei, with an expanding roster of talent to be announced in the coming weeks.With his departure from YouTube's streaming service, Crowder urges his nearly 6 million YouTube followers to join him at Rumble as he leaves Big Tech censorship behind."Steven Crowder is one of the most creative and entertaining voices on Rumble and we look forward to his exclusive content continuing to crush it, with huge numbers of viewers, for years to come," said Chris Pavlovski, Rumble's founder and CEO.In addition to the hour-long free show in its new time slot, "Louder with Crowder" offers daily exclusive content to premium viewers. On Nov 5, during the most watched election night independent stream worldwide, Crowder announced his Mug Club community was moving under the Rumble Premium umbrella

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Are foreign governments restricting Americans’ free speech on online platforms?The House Judiciary Committee said Thursday (Feb. 27) that it has subpoenaed a group of tech giants seeking answers.“American companies are sounding the alarm about how foreign censorship harms American civil liberties,” Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the committee’s chair, said in a news release.“X has pushed back against lawless judicial orders in Brazil and Australia mandating global content takedowns.”In addition, Jordan said, Meta has stressed the need to “push back” against censorship by foreign governments, but said it needs the U.S. government’s support.X is owned by Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and now top advisor to President Donald Trump. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has in recent months given his support to the Republican president, donating $1 million to his inauguration fund and removing the restrictions placed on Trump after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S