Lynn Shaw

It's so simple.

When they put out the product, they do everything in their power to make it safe for kids.

Okay?

Now, we passed a year and a half ago in the Senate, 91 to 3.

That's terrific.

Goes over to the House.

We think it will be the same type of thing.

Who doesn't want to protect kids?

Have a little something holding big tech accountable.

Well, I have to tell you.

The gloves are on because it sat in the house for a year and a half collecting dust.

We're now working very hard with lots of survivor parents.

They're so brave, these parents.

Their children are dead.

And they've come forward to fight for not only themselves and their children that are no longer here, for these...

thousands of parents across the United States who don't, they can't talk about it.

The trauma, they're devastated, you know, to talk, tell their stories.

And we're fighting so hard, you know, in Washington to just have one piece of legislation that holds big tech accountable.

Because the other thing we get all the time, and it's the big tech playbook, is blaming the parents, blaming the parents constantly.

The three of us know parents need to step up.