YouTube settles Trump's Jan 6 account suspension fight with $24.5M payout
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : By settling now, YouTube joins Meta, X, and even media outlets like ABC News and Paramount, which have all reached financial agreements with Trump in recent years.51% : YouTube vs Trump: What the $24.5 million settlement covers According to court filings, $22 million from the settlement will go to the Trust for the National Mall, earmarked for a White House State Ballroom project.
50% : The case, which has stretched for more than four years, ends with a deal that sends most of the money into a trust linked to Trump.
43% : YouTube vs Trump: The pattern YouTube is not the only platform that chose to settle with Trump this year.
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