The Canadian YouTuber Harley Morenstein's alleged $2 million H3 Podcast takeover proposal to Ethan Klein reappeared online amid renewed online discussion surrounding Ethan and Hila Klein. In the clip, Morenstein revealed,"I will, I will leave Canada and I will, I will come there and I will post up for 3 years, at least running that channel, filling the void."Morenstein said that he disagreed with the idea of giving the show's ownership to the crew and that he approached Ethan Klein with a different proposal. The YouTuber claimed that he offered to run the podcast while Ethan was out from the show to handle the backlash.As part of the alleged proposal claimed by Morenstein, Ethan would have paid him $2 million over 3 years to run the show and after 3 years Ethan would have returned to host again.Continue reading more about the story.Morenstein's alleged $2 million H3 Podcast takeover proposal resurfaced onlineHarley Morenstein's reported $2 million H3 Podcast pitch to Ethan Klein gained fresh attention online. He revealed that he was willing to leave Canada and move there for at least 3 years to run the channel and fill the gap during Ethan Klein's absence. Morenstein argued that few people could step into the role and joked that few people shared his profile.The YouTuber explained that his proposal involved a salary rather than equity or ownership. According to him, Ethan would have kept full ownership of the channel, would have allowed Morenstein to temporarily take over, and would then have returned to reclaim his position as host once the situation passed. Morenstein said,"Well, it was, it was salary. If you want the epic mealtime guy, no equity involved, no ownership, you get to, you get to usurp him and take your throne back when the time has passed, whatever it is."Morenstein further added that the arrangement would essentially come down to deciding how much someone would be willing to pay for that kind of temporary replacement.Morenstein argued Ethan Klein's absence would be temporary despite ongoing backlashAccording to the extended clip, Morenstein commented on Ethan Klein's ukulele joke and said that he thought it was in poor taste. He said from the very beginning that he believed Ethan was never going to disappear permanently. At first, he thought Ethan Klein might stay away for as long as 2 years because of the controversy, but later, he began to think the break would be much shorter. Morenstein said,"That guy's not going anywhere. At first, when all this stuff went down, I was like, Oh, I feel like he might be gone for two years. No, he'll be gone for two years."As time went on, he revised his expectations from 2 years to around ten months and eventually came to believe that Ethan would be back streaming by the summer. Morenstein ultimately added that the controversy had confirmed the prediction he had been making all along.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.