YouTube’s apology for removing a video of a speech Rep. Darrell Issa, a California Republican, gave that allegedly spread “medical misinformation” is not enough, according to Issa’s communications director, Jonathan Wilcox.

“The apology that’s needed isn’t for Darrell Issa,” Wilcox told the Washington Examiner. “It is for all the other people who are exercising their free speech but fall victim to YouTube’s censors. Something has to change, and, more than ever, we think sooner rather than later.”