• Last week, Google and YouTube targeted Louder with Crowder by attempting to censor the show before it has a major impact on the 2024 election. Louder with Crowder has no plans of backing down.
• Yesterday, Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski exposed how groups like GARM and the World Federation of Advertisers are creating monopolies over major ad budgets. Companies like Diageo and Dunkin' Donuts have refused to advertise on platforms with shows like Louder with Crowder. X [formerly Twitter] CEO Elon Musk is also joining this fight by taking legal action against the ad mafia.
• Pavlovski announced that The World Federation of Advertisers is shutting down GARM after Rumble and X filed suit against them.
• Diageo: “There is no scenario where we approve a platform that has Steven Crowder, Alex Jones, or the like.”
• The goal of these global ad monopolies is to silence voices they disagree with, and eventually make sure they are put out of business. It is only because of free speech platforms such as Rumble, that fight back against these sorts of attacks, that Louder with Crowder and other conservative voices can still exist and maintain their businesses.
• Louder with Crowder thanks Chris Pavlovski for standing up for this show and the principles of free speech. The show would be gone if it were not for people willing to stand by the First Amendment. Louder with Crowder will cover Election 2024 and will not stop streaming until the election is called. It is urgent for all to stand up against the ad mafia.

[DALLAS – Aug. 8, 2024] Louder with Crowder is responding today to attacks coming from ad monopolies such as GARM and the World Federation of Advertisers, who control an estimated 90% of global ad dollars, after Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski revealed their organized effort to target conservative voices online.

These ad monopolies, along with corporate giants such as Diageo, are making it clear that they intend to drown out any advertising revenue for platforms that allow non-woke ideas to exist.Just last week, Louder with Crowder had to battle Google and YouTube, who are attempting to censor the show before it has a major impact on the 2024 election. Louder with Crowder has no plans of backing down.

Now, the battle has become far greater. Not only is it a battle for Louder with Crowder’s survival as an organization, but for any conservative voices who make a living online.

Pavlovski brought attention to this issue, and even X [formerly Twitter] CEO Elon Musk has joined this fight in court. Rumble and X are the only two major online platforms currently adhering to free speech principles and voicing their opposition to the targeting of conservative voices.

In an email published by the Rumble CEO, corporate giant Diageo made their political bias clear.

“There is no scenario where we approve a platform that has Steven Crowder, Alex Jones, or the like,” a company representative said.

Pavlovski has since announced that The World Federation of Advertisers is shutting down GARM after Rumble and X filed suit against them.

Louder with Crowder thanks Rumble for standing up for the show and the principles of free speech. The show would be non-existent if people in his position were unwilling to stand by the First Amendment.

Louder with Crowder will cover Election 2024 and will not stop streaming until the election is called. Nothing stops. The fight continues now more than ever.

It is urgent for all to stand up against the ad mafia.

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