Joe Lonsdale

I think that's right.

I think there could be certain, there could be certain rules on privacy.

We all agree on that.

We want to put in place.

I think that's fair without breaking everything.

Right.

Um,

You know, I think there probably should be some rules about what kind of images you can create about people.

You shouldn't just be able to, like, take a picture of one of our wives and do whatever they want with it in a video.

That's not fair.

I don't know.

That's kind of messed up, right?

It's like, there's probably things like that that we should be protecting for civilized society.

I, you know, so I think the best way to do this is to do it nationally.

I mean, Congress is so dysfunctional on both sides right now.

They're so dysfunctional.

Like, really what you do is you have moderates work together nationally with some basic,

basic things and that we all agree on and then just like let it be free and then come back and revisit if something else is broken like that would be my take you know so you're pretty much on the you don't want much regulation at all

I want to protect kids and I want to protect creators.

Senator Blackburn is big on protecting creators.