What is with the coverup of Soros funded DA's refusing to prosecute?

Thomas Lifson:
The status of news related to George Soros on Fox News gets curiouser and curiouser.  On September 16, Newt Gingrich was unceremoniously interrupted and silenced when he began mentioning Soros's funding the campaigns of radical district attorneys on the daytime show Outnumbered, sparking outrage on the part of many viewers.
But last night, the network's top-rated star, Tucker Carlson, took up the subject of Soros funding radical D.A.s as a lead-in to an interview with Florida governor Ron DeSantis, who has proposed legislation cracking down on violent demonstrators of the sort that have not been prosecuted by Soros-funded D.A.s.  Here is a screen grab of the start of that segment, taken from a YouTube capture of the broadcast as loaded to that site by someone identified as Jancsci Sobaka.

YouTube screen grab.
Here is an embedded version of that video, cued to 21:03, when the Soros segment begins:
Because this version of the program is not monetized with commercials, I assume that it is a bootleg copy that could be taken down at any moment by Fox News asserting its copyright.
But the story gets weird when it comes to a fully monetized YouTube version of the program, featuring much higher definition than the video above.  The poster of this version is identified as Baba Urdu, but the insertion of commercials suggests that the poster has a copyright claim on the content.
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When John Kass first raised the issue of Soros sponsored DAs and the spike in crime because of their refusal to prosecute rioters and looters, he was viciously attacked for anti-semitism of all things.  The Chicago columnist was subjected to an attempted canceling.  Now we have the attempted canceling of Newt Gingrich for mentioning the problem and we also have Google accused of censoring Carlson's comment on the issue.  What in the world are those responsible for this trying to hide?

It is time to bring Soros out and get him to explain why he is sponsoring prosecutors who will not prosecute.

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