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This gets a bit into monopolies. YouTube is Google and Google prioritizes its own properties. Google is the most widely used search engine and works hard to keep it that way.

Is there a way to easily have popular interviews online outside of YouTube?

Their monopoly is meaningless in the context of all the knowledge freely available within the entirety of the internet, not to mention all the knowledge freely available outside the internet in the form of books which still happen to be the definitive medium to learn about anything with any type of serious rigor.

>It seems like libertarian leaning people forget half of their philosophy on this issue.

Because they are "drunk" on theory. To grind out a new video hosting platform is a lot of work.

According to your philosophy, we should already have a competitor to Boeing cranking up new airplanes.

It's called Airbus.