I appear to have rate-limited from editing that comment after double clicking on mobile, but this is what I was going to add:

Edit: As I note in the linked comment, this channel is openly supportive of the protests. As I also write there, a quick YouTube search will yield a large variety of other sources. The important thing is finding sources with long and unedited footage. As Jacques Ellul observed, "propaganda ceases where simple dialogue begins." (This seems to be the primary driver of interest in long-form podcasts.)

I chose to share a channel with a positive bias because 1.) in my view Frei does a respectable job engaging counter-protestors with opposing views and 2.) in my view, mainstream coverage of this skews more negative than is warranted based on having watched many hours of livestream footage.

I’m fine with that so long as we caveat all sources the same way. “Liberal news outlet the New York Times said, …”

It would be nice for once if NYT/FOX wrote a positive story against their bias. It is not all __insert_the_worst_interpretation__.

I blame the big media for sowing so much division because they flatout refuse to write a positive story about the other side.