A discussion with Democratic presidential nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in which he claimed pollutants in the water were causing children to become transgender, was removed by social media powerhouse YouTube.

The video-sharing service removed Kennedy and show host Jordan Peterson’s conversation from a segment of Peterson’s program, which they both posted to Twitter on Sunday.

They additionally accused the social networking site of censorship and interference with the presidential campaign.

Kennedy tweeted the following question: Should social media sites regulate presidential candidates, in your opinion?

He went on to state that YouTube removed his interview with Peterson. Kennedy also said in a discussion that luckily the interview can be viewed on Twitter, all thanks to Elon Musk.

Kennedy then tweeted that perhaps the public could assist him in understanding what ‘misinformation’ was featured in the discussion with Peterson.

Peterson posted on Twitter that YouTube decided on its own to deliberately meddle with a presidential election campaign.

In spite of the fact “vaccines have not been an important concern for Mr. Kennedy in this campaign,” the Kennedy campaign informed Fox News Digital that “he is going to be willing to discuss the topic with any notable champion of the conventional viewpoint.”

As stated by Kennedy’s campaign,he doesn’t believe the attacks were planned out in advance.

People are merely expressing their opinions as they see fit. These views are a consequence of corporate money’s long-standing dominance in government, media, research, and the medical field.

Nevertheless, they concluded, there are alarming signs of major safety concerns with vaccines in general, but specifically the COVID injections, in published literature.

A Google representative informed Fox News Digital that YouTube eliminated a clip belonging to the Jordan Peterson account for breaching YouTube’s general guidelines against vaccine misinformation.

This forbids material that claims vaccines cause chronic adverse reactions, aside from uncommon negative reactions acknowledged by health professionals.