former american president Donald Trump The Google-owned video-sharing platform is back on YouTube. Google Trump has reinstated the account as part of his preparation for the 2024 presidential run. youtube After the riots in Capitol Hill in January 2021, the account of the former President of America was banned. Trump is running his third campaign for the White House.
“I’m back!” Trump posted on Facebook, weeks after his personal account was reactivated. He posted the same clip on YouTube. Trump also shared an old video clip in which he said, “Sorry to keep you waiting. Complicated business.”
YouTube statement on Trump’s return
“The Donald J. Trump Channel is no longer restricted and can upload new content. We carefully evaluated the continued risk of real-world violence, while balancing the opportunity for voters to hear equally from the major national candidates ahead of the election ,” YouTube said in a tweet.

“This channel will continue to be subject to our policies like any other channel on YouTube,” the company said. The restored Trump account has 2.64 million subscribers and over 4,000 videos. In 2020, Trump’s US presidential campaign reportedly spent over $10 million on digital ads on YouTube.
Donald Trump returns to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
Earlier this year, Facebook parent Meta said it would restore Trump’s personal account, ending a suspension imposed in the wake of the January 6 insurgency, when Trump’s supporters violently attacked the US Capitol. The company confirmed that his access to Facebook and Instagram had been restored on 9 February.
Facebook was a promotional tool and a significant source of fundraising revenue for both of Trump’s previous campaigns.
Trump’s Twitter account was reactivated by Elon Musk in November last year but he hasn’t used it yet. Trump now uses his own social media app, Truth Social.