The timing of this expose just days before the Online Safety Bill was due to pass is very suspect. They knew that Rumble is the primary host of his content. They knew that Rumble was always going to refuse to demonetise and cancel him. And they knew that the power to compel all ISPs and VPNs to block Rumble, if Rumble does not do it themselves (though that wouldn't stop VPNs accessing it), was potentially days away from being available.