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QAnon followers were among the crowd that stormed the U.S. TTP also found 10 podcasts relating to QAnon: “Pardon My American,” “Praying Medic,” “X22 Report,” “Red Pill News,” “Woke Societies’s Podcast,” “Unbridled Minds,” “Republic Restored Podcast,” “The Awakener,” “Qanon FAQ,” and the “Great Awakening Podcast.” The boogaloo-themed podcasts are “The eMilita Podcast,” “Biting the Bullet,” “Uncensored Tactical,” “The Statist Quo,” “Liberty Minded Medics,” “Insurgency Knitting Circle Podcast,” and “Boogaloo Bob Show.” TTP has previously reported on the rapid growth of this extremist movement on Facebook. McInnes has been booted from social media platforms and faced multiple suspensions from Google-owned YouTube, including last year for (by his own account) violating policies against "content glorifying or inciting violence against another person or group of people." Still, his podcast is available on Google Play. Another is “Get Off My Lawn,” hosted by Gavin McInnes, founder of the hate group Proud Boys. One podcast is conspicuously titled “Three Percenters Original” and includes the logo of the militia group as its main image. Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes at a 2017 rally in Berkeley, Calif. TTP’s investigation found nine podcasts associated with militia groups and the so-called boogaloo movement, whose supporters are preparing for a second Civil War. Apple and Google, by including this content in their offerings, give extremists another way to reach potentially millions of people.

Facebook and Twitter have launched well-publicized efforts to root out militias and QAnon from their platforms, but these movements have also managed to gain a foothold in podcasting and streaming TV. The dynamic shows how deeply far-right and conspiracy content has penetrated the technology ecosystem. Prosecutors have charged adherents of the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and Oath Keepers in connection with the Capitol violence, and Canadian lawmakers recently voted to designate the Proud Boys as a banned terrorist organization. Another podcast features the name and logo of the Three Percenters militia. 4, two days before the Capitol insurrection. The podcasts identified by TTP include one hosted by Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, which debuted on Jan.

#Biting the bullet podcast tv#

Capitol riot, according to an investigation by the Tech Transparency Project (TTP).Īpple TV also carries a show devoted to the Oath Keepers anti-government militia, TTP found. But they’ve also gained a foothold on Apple and Google podcasts-and an Apple TV show.Īpple and Google continue to offer nearly 20 podcasts that promote far-right militia groups and the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory, despite the role these movements played in fueling the deadly U.S. Militia groups and QAnon have amassed a vast audience through social media. Engadget: Instagram 'bug' heavily favored Trump content over Biden for months.Reuters: Google Removes Misleading Ads in Voting-Related Searches.BuzzFeed: Facebook Continues To Host Militant Groups And Ads Despite A Ban On Right-Wing Extremism.White Supremacy Groups and Facebook Pages.White Supremacy Groups' Related Pages on Facebook.FAA data on the thousands of flights that Google’s passenger aircraft have logged since 2005.A Fighter Jet and Friends in Congress: How Google Got Access to a NASA Airfield.Facebook Leans on States to Spot Voter Interference.Google Fails to Stop Exploitative Ads Targeting American Voters.Facebook Ran Recruitment Ads for Militia Groups.Find Out Which Groups Get Big Tech Funding.