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YouTube: No "birther" conspiracy movies for 2020 election

YouTube is making transparent there might be no “birtherism” on its platform all through this 12 months's U.S. presidential election
YouTube is making clear there will be no “birtherism” on its platform during this year's U.S. presidential election

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Author: Abc News

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