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>> the fundamental question is what kind of world do we want to liver in. if we all just embrace the challenges and giver up then that's not an opportunity to pursue a better path forward. we acknowledge readily, we have to be realistic. my gosh, we need people in colliding people in business and including people who make technology who are prepared to look beyond these challenges and do what it takes to do what i think most people want to see happen. >> amen to that. brad, thank you for writing this and what you are doing. brad smith, i recommend this book, "tools and weapons" of the digital ...

It is a worldwide movement. the united states landed the home of the free and the land of the brave. we are in a moment where the american people deemed regulation is the only answer and they're not necessarily realizing that good regulation and smart regulation is meant to protect people and not all regulation. >> that's the argument we make. >> we do need government to move faster. if you look at the history of technology. there is so much we can learn from the past. we need to take cautionary tale including the 1930s. technology was racing ahead, governments were turning in ward. that entir...

Citizens. joining me to discuss how all of this works, brad smith, he's the president of microsoft and coauthor of a book i highly recommend at a time like this. "tools and weapons." brad, thank you for writing this. this is a complicated time. >> thank you. >> that few of us everyon understand what we are dealing with and we spent countless hours giving away our information. the tech sector responsibility to people. many companies derive their values from the data they collect from. >> well, i think we have to start by recognizing that our goal is to serve our customers, protect their data an...

Most moms and dads have no idea what's going on here. >> well, i think in the sense that's what moved me to write this book. the only antidote is to empower people and make it assessable to people. i do believer there is a number of people trying to do the right thing. i went to washington, d.c. in 2005. 14 years later, we still don't have it. >> why not? >> i think there is a long period of time where we were excited of the promise of technology that we didn't really address head on of the challenges that it created oc. t now a new decade is emerging. people are listening to all the candidate...