Op-ed: Facebook's Nick Clegg calls for bipartisan approach to break the deadlock on internet regulation
In an op-ed for CNBC, Facebook's Vice President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg outlines four areas for internet regulation in the U.S.
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In an op-ed for CNBC, Facebook's Vice President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg outlines four areas for internet regulation in the U.S.
In an op-ed for CNBC, Facebook's Vice President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg outlines four areas for internet regulation in the U.S.
We should do to protect the election on 2020. i hope he seizes the moment. >> ambassador, speak more on that in terms of how the conversations went on the left and right, and for folks watching from home, you're having a technical issue with your connection in california. we're going to keep going here. a bill would be an attempt by foreign authorities, attempts to get into our elections, moving into devices by members of congress as well. what is resonating that is not transferring here up to the leader? >> those are all sensible ideas. i like another one called the deter act. by the way, co-...
Independent advice. president trump doesn't like independent advice. he wants people to do what he says. and that's what we've seen out of john bolton. i will say, anderson, this lends urgency to a piece of legislation that senator rubio and i have introduced called the deter act, which would establish automatic, very severe sanctions on russia if they get caught interfering in our 2018 elections or any future elections. it has bipartisan support, and since the president's not willing to defend our democracy, it's really incumbent upon the united states senate to move on that legislation right...