Alex Jones Channel hit with 2nd strike, faces YouTube termination...

CNN's lobbying campaign to have YouTube ban Infowars has kicked into high gear, with the Alex Jones Channel being hit with a second strike, meaning it's now on the verge of deletion.

Last week, CNN published a front page story entitled InfoWars is two strikes away from being banned from YouTube in which the news organization deliberately misrepresented our content in relation to the Parkland school shooting as part of an effort to pressure YouTube to delete our channel.

This morning, we were informed that the channel had received a second strike on a video relating to the Parkland shooting, meaning it is now on the verge of being terminated permanently.

The videos in question did not claim the school shooting didn't happen or that the victims were "actors," as CNN has falsely misrepresented. The videos questioned if some of the prominent students who are now publicly leading a nationwide campaign for gun control were being coached on what to say.

The ability to question the statements of public figures on television is part of basic free expression under the First Amendment, and does not constitute "bullying" or "harassment," as YouTube claims.

By lobbying to have one of its competitors shut down, CNN is engaging in tortious interference, which is when one party damages another's contractual or business relationships with a third party, causing economic harm.