I don’t agree with this at all. Now YouTube is not only removing questionable content, it’s stepping into the public square, our very government, to decide whic

I don’t agree with this at all. Now YouTube is not only removing questionable content, it’s stepping into the public square, our very government, to decide which debate views you hear. Not a good sign and a terrible precedent. Congressional committees are by their very makeup, a farce intended to create sound bites for the media, but if we can’t have a space for open, unobstructed or uncensored debate in a government hearing, we must question if YouTube is doing more harm than good.