That's a fair point, but does he need to interrupt this much? Is there a certain threshold? Most livestreams I've seen are 10% commentary, 90% content.

This is the same way it was during the debates last year.

For Crowder? Seems like it's just a thing with him being talkative then, not YT copyright policies.

Sorry but this livestream is incredibly bad. After he and his buddies joke around/rant through an entire question, he goes "Guys, guys we're getting off track" then 5 seconds later goes back to joking around and ranting again. It's ok to make comments every once in a while but this is like 90% Crowder & Co., 10% press conference. Having 5 or 6 people in the studio cracking jokes doesn't help.