Known for posting heavily edited clips to YouTube where he mugs to the camera while ranting, Watson has for years promoted hard-right causes online. The move to separate himself from Jones may have helped Watson hold onto his YouTube account while his peers at Infowars lost theirs. He left Infowars in 2019 to form the junk news blog Summit News. Watson reached the heights of celebrity in pro-Trump circles while serving as a complementary personality to Jones on the conspiracy website Infowars. Hatewatch also reached out to YouTube and Twitter about Watson, and neither responded. Hatewatch reached out to Watson and his legal team for a comment, but they did not respond.

Of the major social media websites, only Facebook suspended his account, doing so as part of a push that included his former collaborator Alex Jones and fellow bigot Laura Loomer in 2019. He has racked up 1.2 million followers on Twitter, where the site awarded him with a verified account. Watson’s YouTube channel boasts nearly 2 million subscribers as of the publication of this analysis. The voice says in the leaked clip, “I care about white people and not sand Paki Jew f****t c****s, yeah?” It continues, “I really think that you should press the button to wipe Jews off the face of the Earth.” According to the Byline Times investigation, Watson made the comments recently at a party in the U.K. YouTube has taken steps to remove some high-profile extremists from their site in recent years, but allowed most others to stay, including Watson. Researchers have also consistently linked that subculture to the radicalization of far-right extremists. The recording helps illustrate the darker side of a right-wing YouTube subculture that boasts a massive viewership worldwide. Watson used to refer to himself as a member of the alt-right, but has since stated he considers himself a part of the “new right.The Byline Times reports that they verified the voice on the recording as Watson's via identifications from three of his associates, and though Hatewatch has not done any independent reporting on its authenticity, staff reviewed the audio and confirmed the voice sounds like Watson. Mediaite cannot independently verify the voice on the clip is Watson. Watson has not commented on the video to confirm or deny its authenticity. One secondary source said that they had heard Watson make similar comments on other occasions. In the recording, made during a party and shared with this newspaper by an anonymous source, 39-year-old Watson can be heard saying: “I really think you should press the button to wipe Jews off the face of the Earth.” The Times reported the voice on the clip was confirmed as Watson’s by “three secondary sources.”

I really think you should press the button to wipe Jews off the face of the Earth.Īs the clip cuts off, someone can be heard laughing. I care about White people, and not sand n*gger, Paki-Jew f*ggot c*ons. I don’t give a shit about Israel or Palestine. N*gger f*ggot activists who get in my way in London and stick signs up in my face trying to get me to join a gay f*ggot Palestinian cause. On a short audio clip a man the Times reported is Watson says: The outlet Byline Times reported Watson was recorded without his knowledge at a party. The InfoWars commentator also reportedly used a shocking number of racial slurs in the clip, which was apparently recorded without his knowledge. Far-right YouTuber Paul Joseph Watson was apparently caught on tape calling for Jews to be wiped “off the face of the Earth” in a recording obtained by a British media outlet.

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