Fair use 17 U.S.C. § 107.
Fair use is a doctrine in the United States copyright law that permits copying of someone else's works without asking permission;
Other countries have similar provisions, called "fair dealing" in Britain, Canada and Australia.
The most common form of fair use is copying for educational purposes and without earning a profit.
I have uploaded the "FOX NEWS VIDEOS " for the purposes of educating the public with facts that
other news media sources are trying to conceal. I have not made a single penny nor have I asked to be
compensated for time spent editing & uploading these videos.