YouTube censors video interview with woman refused a kidney transplant from willing donor because neither are vaccinated: Americans for Limited Government (ALG) recorded a live interview with Leilani Lutali. Lutali is a woman who is in end stage renal failure and has a willing kidney donor lined up. Yet, after previously scheduling the transplant surgery, the Colorado hospital she was to have it at cancelled the surgery because neither party has received a COVID-19 vaccine. Both have religious objections due to verified information that aborted fetal cell lines were used in the creation of the vaccines. Specifically, Lutali stated in the interview that "One of the things that this surrounds is the development and testing of the Covid vaccine shot and the use of fetal cell tissue from kidneys of aborted fetuses and because I believe in the sanctity of life, this wasn't anything that I could really move forward with." According to ALG, YouTube removed the video one day after it was posted, citing so-called "medical misinformation," and put a warning on its account. ALG cited an AP fact checker in its appeal to the platform. The fact-check denied that the vaccines contain fetal cells, but confirmed that Pfizer used a fetal cell line in testing for the vaccines, which is what Lutali claimed she had a religious objection to. Therefore, ALG does not believe there was any misinformation in its video. YouTube, however, denied the appeal, according to ALG. Americans for Limited Government is part of the Free Speech Alliance.