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Our kids — americans online and particularly our kids. while this hearing shines a light— our kids. while this hearing shines a light on— our kids. while this hearing shines a light on tiktok, this hearing also should _ a light on tiktok, this hearing also should serve as a call to action for the congress to act now to protect americans— the congress to act now to protect americans from surveillance, tracking. _ americans from surveillance, tracking, personal data gathering and adjective algorithmic operations that serve _ and adjective algorithmic operations that serve up harmful cont...

Republicans who say president biden just hasn't been tough enough on tiktok and as the senate introduced a bipartisan bill last week to give the biden administration more power to make moves against tech platforms like tiktok, lindsey. >> thank you so much joining me right now is north carolina democratic congressman jeff jackson congressman, good to see you thanks for being with us this is your first term in office if this doesn't work out, you still have a future as a viral tiktok star. you have more than a million followers here your last video, this one that we're seeing now on the silicon...

>> that is one of the most important things to try. i start in the book with the hunter biden laptop story, we know generally what happened with the suppression we saw from tech platforms, the twitter files, the intel agency cushing us with tech platforms to get this to happen but the media themselves did it and it is what started this worst trend more recently since trump left office, the anti-speech activism in the press where whether it is through covid or the hunter biden story and so many because so many people have avenues for information through twitter and other social platforms the me...

According to a journalist who has extensively studied Big Tech giants such as Twitter, Facebook, and Google, these companies are not just private entities but essentially “agents of the national [...]

Point by the way that the plaintiff was making. they weren't saying that the fact that this was published is the problem. the fact that the algorithms used by google amplified it and that was the problem. to your point, do i think that congress is going to actually challenge this? the problem is they are divided right now. conservatives have long focused on censorship. democrats have focused on misinformation. i think it's hard for them to fundamentally change a law like this if they are not in agreement on that. >> but ron wyden and chris cox who originally were behind writing the law in '96 ...