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YouTube activist and influencer James “James Freeman” Springer made his first comments on his May arrest and the circumstances he found himself in after his jailing and YouTube demonetization on his Fake News Network channel before quietly privatizing the video. Springer was arrested in May after a domestic violence incident in his home that resulted in a low speed police chase that ended with Springer in a Pima County, Arizona, jail. He was held for weeks before his fans banded together to gift him nearly $70,000.00 through a GoFundMe to pay his bond and to get the YouTuber on his feet while he faced charges from the incident. Springer started by thanking his fans for standing by him while he was gone: Yes, good to see you guys. I don't have a whole lot to say right now, but I um uh just to my smaller audience here, I wanted to say thank you.