This is where it doesn't matter. YouTube does not have an obligation to leave everything up there at all. Given that this interview is misleading at best, and

This is where it doesn't matter. YouTube does not have an obligation to leave everything up there at all. Given that this interview is misleading at best, and dangerous at worst. It's up to YouTube to decide if it wants to be used as a vehicle. Personally I'm glad they took it down. I want to get out and would love to go back to old normal. We all would. But I don't want to get sic before a vaccine is ready, and I don't want people I know and love to get sick either. If you're getting upset about the actions of youtube, the fact is they are full within their rights to do whatever they like with their platform. As for the free speech argument : Companies are not required to give space to ideas or viewpoints they do not wish to be associated with. https://pacificlegal.org/a-first-amendment-win-supreme-court-rules-the-government-cant-control-private-speech/ https://pacificlegal.org/a-first-amendment-win-supreme-court... https://casetext.com/case/manhattan-community-access-corp-v-halleck https://casetext.com/case/manhattan-community-access-corp-v-...