elston is a texan from north texas.f the deepfakes on-line are non-consensual intimate imagery, taking real people and making them appear to be in neighborhood pictures or video. my legislation makes it a crime, makes it a felony to do this to a real person, to target and on thefy and abuse -- objectify people. the legislation also puts a legal obligation on the tech platforms to take this garbage down within 48 hours of being notified by the victim. elston, snapchat had her pictures up for nine months. they didn't take them down until my office called them directly and said take this garbage down now. this legislation would give every victim the legal right to get it taken down immediately. >> laura: okay. this is like the stuff that pornhub likes to be in favor of. i imagine the aclu will be fighting this legislation in court. elston, very, very quickly, i'm talking, like, 15 seconds, sorry it's so short tonight, we'll have you back, what do you say to young girls out there who have been victimized? >> i mean, i just

elston, very, very quickly, i'm talking, like, 15 seconds, sorry it's so short tonight, we'll have you back, what do you say to young girls out there who have been victimized? >> i mean, i just want to say that you're not alone. i mean, this is what the government is supposed to do, listen, and protect the people. and this bill is giving not only me, but every victim a voice and it's just so validating to know that this is what is supposed to happen. >> laura: this is not -- this is not acceptable under any -- in any way, shape, or form, senator, elston, you are brave. thank you very much for speaking out. we'll continue on this topic. up next, jesse watters. >>> welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight... >> you say the country is deeply divided? i'm not the president. biden's the president, i'm not. and he has been a divider. >> jesse: the world welcomes donald trump. >> if you had a democratic party, here's my advice to you. shut up! >> stop talking about the past! the american people have already told you to kick rocks. >> jesse: biden, driving the democrats over the edge. >>

lisa elston as the -- lee zeldin ?st: i noticed that in that announcement, the under -- unspoken undercurrent of the discussion so far, one of the prime reasons we are talking about it across all aisles here, it's artificial intelligence and the needs that it will produce with data centers powering ai models. it was exciting to see a potential epa coming in to talk about emerging technology innovation in a statement at the agency that, you know, it's a good example to me of someone thinking outside the boxes and to the future. host: what about decisions on future environmental issues? guest: these data centers consume a lot of economic energy. ai, goldman sachs estimated that generative artificial intelligence will produce about 1.5 trillion dollars in global gdp over the next decade. what that means is $5,000 to $10,000 for individual americans from generative ai. wherever the data centers are built, they will require more electricity, more generative capacity. some companies like microsoft and google, most major tech