Mike Davis

So, for example, as you were saying, Steve, we don't put data centers in the middle of residential neighborhoods.

We don't jack up energy prices all over America to fuel these

AI data centers, and then we leave working class Americans who can barely make ends meet left footing the energy bills because of these energy spikes from these AI centers.

We cannot repeat the mistakes that we made back in 1996 with Section 230, this amnesty we gave to the tech platforms that led to the trillion dollar big tech monopolist, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple that crush

conservatives shutter small businesses and destroy our economy and destroy competition.

We cannot allow that to happen.

This AI amnesty is Section 230 on steroids, and we cannot have it where we're trying to jam this through Congress and must pass legislation in the middle of the night again.

I don't understand why these big tech platforms are scared of the regular legislative process.

If they think that they have such a great idea, why can't they have debates and votes and amendments on it?

Well, let me just say this.

This is the same Ted Cruz who handpicked in 2019 a Texas federal judge who just threw out Texas's redistricting plan and essentially gave the House of Representatives to Democrats.

So I don't think Ted Cruz has a good track record right now.

But the four C's we have, we have to protect the four C's.

If we're going to do federal preemption,

so we can compete against China as they pretend.

We have to steal like China to compete against China.

We need to have slave labor like China to compete against China.

But if we're gonna do federal preemption so we can coddle these trillion dollar big tech platforms, because apparently the big tech platforms are the only, it's the only industry in America that can't navigate the states.

But if we're gonna do federal preemption, they need to protect the four Cs.

They have to protect conservatives