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After uk prime minister blames tech companies in part for helping to foster terrorism. >> we cannot allow this ideology the same space it needs to breathe. that's precisely what the internet and big companies who provide internet based services to provide. >> she wants tougher regulations and many governments criticize for how they handle terrorist. they show terrorist use law enforcement tools they complain it often takes a long time to get help from these big companies but companies like facebook, google and apple they lob biagainst. the person tries to still their customers. they did terror...

Of this potentially terrorist content? >> yeah. that's a good question. we just saw a report from the eu last week that showed that more than 50% of the reports were takedown notices to these companies are not being satisfied, so if they have technology to solve this problem, why is the content so easily available? so i'm not buying the story. if the technology is there fantastic. if it's our technology, somebody else's technology, we don't care. this is not a money-making adventure. we want to develop technology that allows the internet to be open and free and accessible while mitigating the ...

>> shepard: by august of last year, twitter had shut down some 350,000 terrorism-related twitter accounts yet they still have these online propaganda magazines that they want to call them, bulletin boards for would-be terrorists. why can't that sort of thing be shut down? >> it can be shut down. it's one of the things my organization as working on. not to promote my own work. it's the one that is worth promoting. >> there is more that can be done. pressuring companies with technology that can prevent the upload of some of this horrific content and not allow it on these platforms. they have ter...

The united states because his policy is some-- is in dispute or somebody-- >> i was joking. >> that's what i took it to me, but i think that in general, going back, there's a point i agree with gina on. i think you're right, these people have to do a better job of keeping bad guys offment i didn't realize. you say they had verified some of these terror actors, that's outrageous. but i do think that going back to what eric said about first amendment rights, we don't want any of these big corporations limiting who should speak and i think that conservatives should be worried about this point. er...

Some families in the u.s. who have lost loved ones during terror attacks are taking aim at major social media sites. lawsuits say sites like facebook and youtube provided material support to isis and other groups making it too easy for them to spread their messages and not acting quick enough to take it down. we have yet to hear back from the companies. in the past facebook has said it works aggressively to remove terror content and contacts if law enforcement says it's an imminent threat. twitter says the po pro-motion of terrorism deserves no place on its platform. google, which owns youtube...