YouTube fails to take down channel spreading fake news about Christian leaders – Christian Post

YouTube fails to take down channel spreading fake news about Christian leaders  Christian Post

Case Files America, an obscure YouTube channel, published the video titled “What They Found Hidden Inside Joyce Meyer’s Study Left Everyone Speechless.” Case Files America, an obscure YouTube channel, published a video titled, “What They Found Hidden Inside Joyce Meyer’s Study Left Everyone Speechless.” The thumbnail for the video, published Oct. 3, features an AI-generated picture of commentator Tucker Carlson crying and reports in large black capital letters “15 DEAD WOMEN FOUND.” The clickbait video reports, “Rumors from sources state that it all started when investigators had originally entered Joyce Meyer’s home for a routine inspection tied to financial transparency.” The video alleges that a secret room found in Meyer’s home contained a concealed archive of documents but doesn’t mention any dead bodies found.

As if operating by a similar script and with the assistance of AI, on Oct. 23, Case Files America published a separate video headlined, “What Was Found Hidden Inside TONY EVAN’S Mansion Shocked Everyone.” The video narrator claimed that Evans “is now at the center of whispers that something hidden inside his home shocked everyone who ever trusted him.” Again, no explanation for what was allegedly “hidden.” The corrupt YouTube channel also published a video titled, “What They Found Inside Jimmy Swaggart’s Private Study Shocked Everyone.” These videos are innuendo pretending to be news commentary. Before