::::YouTube videos are not reliable sources when published by unreliable sources. Think of it like the chain of custody for evidence. An unreliable editor can tamper with video to make it appear to say or show things that did not occur. I doubt that has happened in this particular case, but that does nothing to change the foundation principle. If this interview was published on a channel under Tiffany Thornton's control (or Disney, or ABC, or any other reliable source), then being published on YouTube would not diminish that. This one, however, is published by Clevver TV: that's an unreliable source, and nothing will change that.—