If YouTube did take down such information, then I would be inclined to agree they made a mistake. But the example you gave doesn't help make your case, just th

If YouTube did take down such information, then I would be inclined to agree they made a mistake. But the example you gave doesn't help make your case, just the opposite, Dr. Kory's information indicating that Ivermectin is helpful in treating COVID is not scientific and the net result of his communication is de facto misinformation, and can definitely cause harm. If this Doctor wants to put information up on his own, personal website, that's a different story. He's free to do that. YouTube has no obligation to carry those videos. His liberties are not infringed.