Fischer co-founded News2Share with
Trey Yingst in 2014 when they were both students of
American University. Fischer's journalism involves recording political events such as those related to rallies and protests, later uploading raw unedited footage to online platforms where its shared and licensed to larger media organisations. and
ProPublica's
Documenting Hate. In 2019, Fischer's channel News2Share was
demonetized and could no longer receive
advertising revenue from
YouTube. After his reporting of the US Capitol riots, Twitter
shadow banned Fischer, an action which limits the ability of his account to appear in Twitter's search results, and which shows warnings about "potentially sensitive content" on his tweets. Journalist
Matt Taibbi posted an article criticizing Twitter and Youtube's "crackdown on independent media". The article referenced Fischer. Fischer has stated that he considers it important that his Trump rally footage remain available to the public because it documents events relative to
Donald Trump's second impeachment trial over his role in the events of January 6.
Jay Ulfelder, a
Harvard University academic, emailed YouTube to say that footage of the rally is "crucial archival material for future scholars looking to get a better sense of what happened". ==References==