Lynn Shaw

So you have somebody in your ear all the time.

right?

Twisting words, whatever.

They're just going to go vote in favor of big tech.

Or frankly, you know, when you leave Congress, you want to be on the board of big tech.

You want to go somewhere maybe that has a lot of money, right?

And it used to be any, you know, financial institutions.

Now it's become big tech.

I mean, they're literally at the dinner table, you know, at the White House, right?

And I want to point something else out.

All of this work is bipartisan.

It belongs to no political party.

Everybody surely should be able to get on board for the safety of our kids, right?

Yes.

But absolutely not.

We're making strides and the pendulum is slightly swinging back.

And that's because the public is beginning to wake up a little bit, become more aware.

They see the harms or they see these parents whose children are no longer here.

They're hearing about the Kids Online Safety Act and other things.

And by the way, the states have done terrific work for child safety, much better than the federal government.