The evasion included Bongino uploading new video content to his primary video channel while a second channel used to share short video clips from his radio program was actively suspended due to YouTube's COVID-19 misinformation policy.

Both of Bongino's YouTube channels have now been shut down and he will no longer be able to create a new channel, a spokesman from the company told The Hill on Wednesday.

Earlier in January, Bongino said his YouTube account had been temporarily suspended and demonetized for 30 days. His suspended channel had nearly 900,000 subscribers.

Bongino, who also hosts programs on Fox News and Fox Nation, has increasingly shifted his focus to the free speech video platform Rumble. On Wednesday, the Bongino Report noted his Rumble account has topped two million subscribers, more than twice the number of subscribers he had reached on YouTube.

"The explosive growth in followers on Rumble has no parallel," Bongino said in a statement. "We haven't seen anything like it on other content platforms. The subs, the views and the hours-watched on Rumble speak for themselves. Rumble is the future."

Bongino is also noted as an investor in Rumble.

"The rapid growth of Bongino's channel reflects broad public interest in the content he is producing," Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski said in a statement on Wednesday. "His channel has grown much faster on Rumble than on YouTube as consumers flock to Rumble because they know we won't selectively censor creators."