if you want to ask questions for our guest adam connor.rgument that if you make changes to internet policy, particularly because of its uniqueness, you will chill the industry and that will have an effect on it. what do you think of that argument and does it apply to what might come out of these cases we are hearing this week? guest: i certainly think that is stronger for the court case this week than the texas and florida social media laws, which is really removing the ability to moderate, which will certainly have an impact on the environment you have. it is a complicated question. what we see is that the consolidation of the tech industry has resulted in just a few big tech players. a lot of innovation is already chilled by the concentration of power, by their ability to foreclose or acquire companies. the competition there is a necessarily what once was. that being said, algorithms and liability, which may have been a play startups could have innovative, having that taken into effect may impact them. because they won't have the same ab

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we've had a sinister situation where in one video authorities arrested a gentleman called adam smith connory veteran, asking what he was praying about. that was whether or not they decided to charge him in that case. so people are waking up -- starting to realize really that rights that you mentioned, taken for granted, that have been well established in the history of this country, are being eroded significantly over the last number of years, and quite the situation where even as i speak, parliament in the picture behind me, debating in the coming weeks, whether or not to expand the ce censorship zones further. we're not talking about a few feet outside the clinics. these are over 160 yards censorship zones, which means across the street and right around the block, people are prohibited from praying, offering help to women, helping them make decisions. it's absurd, as father sean said, situation. and quite sinister. >> tucker: that's the right word. thank you for joining us tonight. these attitudes are authoritarian. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so much going on, you can bar

host: adam connor has been talking it from the center for american progress. thank you nor the time. we'll -- thank you for the time. we'll take you to the supreme court already in process. >> based on the companies own conduct. the distinction in drawn in eh of the three sections of the statute. first, section 230-c-1 is limited to claims that would treat the defendant as a publisher of third-party content. the statute uses published in the common law sense. the fourth circuit decision in henderson correctly interprets the statutin that manner and concludeit involves two elements. the claim must be based on the action of the defendant in disseminating third-party content an the harm must arise from the contenttsf. second, section 231 is limit to publication of information provided by another content provid. which is often referred to as third-party content. the statutory defense doesn't apply insofar as clm is based on words written by the defendant or other content created by the defendant. in some circumstances, the manner in which third-party conten is org

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