YouTube removed Dr. Pierre Kory's Senate testimony from back in May from its website, censoring it because it violated the guidelines against recommending iverm

YouTube removed Dr. Pierre Kory's Senate testimony from back in May from its website, censoring it because it violated the guidelines against recommending ivermectin. Even if he was a total conspiracy nut, it's freaking Senate Testimony. Super insane of YouTube to be the arbiter of what parts of our government we can and can't hear from. I wonder if there are any YouTube employees that are pushing back against this insanity that may well wind up costing lives--imagine how they'd feel if they realized that their actions delayed adoption of this drug for which there's so much damn evidence works? Have there at least been any internal centithreads? What the heck is going on in there?