How you beautiful bastards. It's me, Daniel Sloss. It's Wednesday and you're watching the Philip

DeFranco show. Let's just jump right into it. Another Wednesday, another potential PDS host that I have to fire.

Daniel Sloss is great. I just couldn't afford his day rate. But unfortunate, firing aside,

if you'd like to check out my brand new podcast with Daniel Sloss, I actually uploaded it right before this video.

If you want the video version, go to YouTube.com slash a convo with, or if you want the audio version, right, the Spotify's, the Apple Podcasts, wherever, you go to linkshole.com.

Honestly, if there was a first time to check out the podcast, if you have not done it yet, it's with this episode. It's really looking forward to it and it was a fantastic time. So yeah, check that out. But this is the Philip DeFranco Show. Welcome, buckle up. Hit that like button and let's just

jump into it. The first thing we're going to talk about today, I just got to give a shout out to the

number one super fan of the PDS, Susan Wigiske. And you watched yesterday's show, you might have seen me complain, but also bring to light

that YouTube has just been cracking down on any video that involves coronavirus, demonetizing it.

Essentially in their efforts to stop crazy conspiracy theorist videos, de-incentivizing those that want to get factual information out there,

so you have an informed public. I also joked on Twitter about it and Susan actually replied to me saying we hear you update to come on this tomorrow stay tuned

and tomorrow came and I did get an update the video was manually reviewed by a human and demonetize.

I'm too exhausted to be angry it It's just funny at this point.

Though, to be fair, she didn't say she was gonna fix it for me.

She just said that she heard me.

Also, as far as the actual update to this,

Susan Wigiske did release a blog on the YouTube creator's blog.

And regarding monetization there, she said,

YouTube's policies are designed to support your work on the platform, to protect users and to give advertisers confidence about where their ads run. We know many of you have had questions about our sensitive events policy, which currently does not allow monetization

if a video includes more than a passing mention of the coronavirus.

Our sensitive events policy was designed to apply to short-term events of significant magnitude like a natural disaster.

It's becoming clear this issue is now an ongoing and important part of everyday conversation,

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