BREAKING: YouTube removes Drew Hernandez’s anti-grooming videos for ‘hate speech’

Videos titled "KIDS IN A GAY BAR?!," and "GROOMERS push for Relationship with kids" were among the content removed from Hernandez's channel for violating YouTube's hate speech policy. These videos were reports "exposing the groomer agenda," Hernandez told The Post Millennial. In addition, the TPUSA channel was banned from posting for a week.

"Most videos exposed the grooming of children at pride rallies, kids at drag gay bars watching drag queens twerk as children throw money at them, woke teachers making claims on social media they will hide students' gender identities from parents, etc," Hernandez told The Post Millennial. "The goal of the videos is to expose an agenda clearly targeting the innocence of children and to hold this community accountable."

The takedown comes after a hit piece published earlier this summer by leftwing watchdog group Media Matters, which accused Hernandez of being homophobic for reporting on sexually-charged events being pushed on minors.

"Hernandez repeatedly pushed the narrative that queer people are 'grooming' kids both in schools and during Pride Month events. Hernandez also referred to LGBTQ people as 'mentally ill,' seemingly violating YouTube's hate speech policy which does not allow claims 'that individuals or groups are physically or mentally inferior' based on their sexual identity, and called for parents who bring their kids to Pride events to be arrested," the piece read.

Recently, LGBTQIA+ pride events around the world have been shown to expose children to sexual ideas and activities, shockingly including "puppy play," a fetish involving dressing up and acting like a dog. Last month, the Los Angeles Unified School District was exposed by conservative activist Christopher Rufo for implementing "gender ideology" in K-12 classrooms.

"The first amendment and free speech has clearly been under attack for the past few years, and it has now gone into hyperdrive," Hernandez told The Post Millennial. "The censoring of the media is dangerous, especially over this topic, when there are genuine stories of children being groomed in public and exposed to pornographic material in public schools. The fact that YouTube is willing to hide this shows us where they stand when it comes to the subject."

"The show will remain on YouTube at the same time everyday. We will continue to expose this agenda on alternative platforms including Rumble and will also be airing the show on Real America’s Voice daily at 7:30pm PT or 10:30p ET starting Monday, August 8th," he added.

Viewers can find Hernandez's show on Rumble, as well as Dish channel 219, Samsung TV Plus Channel 1029, Pluto TV channel 240, SelectTV channel 106, Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV.