Lynnette Hardway and Rochelle Richardson of North Carolina, whose support of Mr. Trump and no-nonsense delivery during the 2016 U.S. presidential season turned them into online sensations, said Thursday their YouTube videos have become casualties of the company s attempt to silence  extremism. .@YouTube @TeamYouTube stopped over 95% percent of our videos from being monetized, stating: "It's Not Suitable For All Advertisers" .. pic.twitter.com/qDpaL8A4ec  Diamond and Silk  (@DiamondandSilk) August 10, 2017 @YouTube @TeamYouTube stopped over 95% percent of our videos from being monetized, stating:  It s Not Suitable For All Advertisers,  the two said in a series of tweets.  Wonder if @YouTube @TeamYouTube stopped the monetization of our videos because we are loyal supporters of the @POTUS. Hummmm.Sounds like Censorship to us, which is a Violation of our First Amendment. A Bias Method used to Silence our Conservative Voices. @YouTube, how was it OK to monetize our videos for the past two years and now those same videos are no longer eligible for monetization? Here s an example of the hilarious commentary by Diamond and Silk who are voracious defenders of Donald Trump. Watch as they hammer Megyn Kelly for her demonization of then candidate Trump:News of the largely demonetized channel comes less than two weeks since the company announced plans to fight inappropriate content.  Washington Times