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anti-semitic rant? musk envisions a product where you choose what you're comfortable seeing. if 10% on either side are upset, he's doing his job. the last thing i want to highlight is this only works if section 230 remains intact which congress indicated inside jeopardy. right now, platforms aren't responsible for what you and i post. if twitter does have to ever do that, i mean, that just makes this whole town square a lot more messy. >> trace: it seems like he's got a big decision to make here, kelly, because he really does have to walk a fine line. he's always said, look, i want this to be open and informative but he also has to police it a little bit. you wonder which direction he's going to lean in the months and years ahead, right? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. you have dems freaking out, right? like what is this going to be? you have republicans celebrating, our champion is here! i think we're going to see something in the middle. he's going to probably offend folks on either side and there's going to be some really tough decisions to ma make, right? we don't even know what misinformation is anymore. >> are.
characterist characteristics. here you have the highest level officials. christopher wray, director of the fbi, the attorney general of the united states, and they're throwing around, for lack of a better way to put it, you know, these loaded terms of, you know, spying versus authorized surveillance. unauthorized surveillance. the point is, i'm a lawyer and i'm a purist. so -- >> yeah. >> -- you take a look at it and you determine whether it's authorized or unauthorized. >> well, and a lot of democrats have noted that the attorney general at times has sounded a lot like president trump. and the attorney general was pressed on that on fox news. let's take a look. >> i didn't know him before. i had only met with him really substantive discussion with him at the time he decided to ma make -- apont pontappoint me a general. i think we have a good, candid relationship. >> one more question on that. you met with him in the oval office? >> i met with him in the residence. >> reason i ask you that,
masay -- and this is, i think, an important point to masay -- and this is, i think, an important point to masay -- and this is, i think, an important point to ma make. there are a lot of people who go from the devout side to a more radical side. there are a lot of people who entertain political ideas we may not like. those are not criminal acts. and so what richard says about surveillance and the russian intelligence looking in on these people is one thing, but it's hardly possible to go around arresting everybody that begins to entertain radical ideas or fundamentalist versions of their religion. >> thanks for that. thank you, richard engel, as always, sir. up next, will the boston marathon bombing change the debate here in washington over immigration reform? they're getting connected already and that's ahead. this is "hardball." the place for politics. [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better,