Buck Sexton

I thought last night was remarkable.

I just wanted to get your top line thoughts on it.

And how was it?

Senator Blackburn, you also wanted to talk to us today about this case currently with the courts involving social media, and there's the Kids Online Safety Act.

There's a whole range of issues coming together here.

Can you just tell us first, what is going on right now?

We've got Mark Zuckerberg recently had to...

show up in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

He testified.

He's the CEO of Meta.

There's this whole court case going on.

It's with the jury right now.

What are the items at issue, and what do you want to see from this case?

Speaking to Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, when you talk about – I just want to bring us back to this for a second, the social media issues for kids and online duty of care.

Are the social media companies – are they just saying that that's impossible, it's too expensive, it's not necessary?

I mean, what's the counterargument?

Because usually when it comes to any political issue about children –

Everyone at least pretends that they care about the kids, right?

I mean, even the big companies pretend.

So what are they saying in response to this?