Nicolle Wallace

I have a 20 and 23-year-old and,

I have to say they're less online than they are.

They use the tools like YouTube is their television, as I said to a lot of network.

YouTube is television, just FYI.

They use it in certain ways, but I think they were, one of my sons was, got rid of all the social media apps.

And I said, why'd you do that?

He goes, I feel bad.

I was like, okay, it made me sick.

I feel sick and I know it.

And I think what's hard is that they're addictive and necessary.

And that's the problem.

And it really can create a healthcare crisis, really, in a lot of ways, mentally.

The mental links with physical.

It links with all kinds of things.

And so some of the things, one of the reasons I did this is because technology is at the dead center of this, both good and bad.

But why don't they feel any obligation to be good?

Because we haven't made them to be that.

People need to be made to do things by the body politic, by all of us.

It's better for all of us.

What's happening now in this area that I just explored is they're taking all the juicy bits for themselves.