we'll take it up with katie pavlich and ben coming up. >> john: first, the supreme court granting a huge win for big tech and a pair of liability cases as the fight to protect free speech continues on capitol hill. i'm john roberts in washington, great to have you here today. >> sandra: great to be here again, john. good to be with you. this is "america reports." nation's highest court has now determined that twitter was not responsible when third party content was posted on its platform by the terror group isis. >> john: and side stepping on a case against google that would narrow section 230, that is the federal law protect big tech from lawsuits arising from content posted by users. >> sandra: and it all comes as lawmakers try to make significant reforms to the liability shield. accusing big tech as an excuse to unfairly censor content. >> john: shannon bream has been watching all the goings on at the court. >> big win for twitter, unanimous decision of the supreme court, case brought by the family of a man killed in a 2017 isis terror attack. they had argued twitter was at fault for

katie pavlich is here. what do people need to know about the debt ceiling debate. most people say every time we have gotten here, they have gotten it done and we go on with our lives s. this any different? >> they should know in washington the only bill passed that actually does raise the debt ceiling was passed by republicans in the house of representatives. and white house has been thinking kevin mccarthy would not wrangle the caucus get together and pass legislation, now he has, and joe biden since saying in late january he was willing to come to the negotiating table to come to a compromise for months has said he's just not going to negotiate unless republicans only vote for a debt ceiling increase without any kind of spending cuts or clawing back billions in covid pandemic funding, for example. so now the ball is in the white house and the senate democrats, emergency letter by the treasury department saying we are going to run out of money in june, and president biden said ok, we have to come to the negotiating table. and senator klobuchar, manchin, even berni

katie pavlich has got some thoughts.w on why biden wanted to regulate gas and coal fueled power plants out of existence. and oh, the debt ceiling debate too. former fbi agent nicole parker's plea for america to back the blue as four teenagers are arrested for killing a young chicago police woman in cold blood. i am john roberts. join sandra and the top of the hour for "america reports. close would see you. ♪ ♪ >> emily: and other hollywood heavyweight coming out against the censorship of classic stories. oscar winner tom hanks wading debate over the current woke trend of altering books for modern audiences. in an interview hank says "i'm of the opinion we are all grown-ups. let's have faith in our own sensibilities as opposed to having someone else decide what we may or may not be offended by. let me decide what i am offended by what i'm not offended by. i would be against reading any books from any era that says "abridged due to modern sensitivities." harris, what a common sense, refreshing approach. >> harris: it's nec

that brings me to the first one i want to make which is the katie pavlich point as i mentioned at theructural corruption, watch this this is phil, perfectly nice guy, the sea and white house correspondent. he's been given an award by the person he is supposed to be covering. it's totally corrupt. >> steve i know someone who has not spent a lot of time in the swamp but the thing that you've come to learn about this ridiculous thing that they call nerd prom. i'm actual nerd i run the vengeance of dragons and you could come to my house and participated if you want really call it nerd prom but it's actually the definition of the most hypocritical elitist out of touch people that you could possibly meet, they all sleep together, drink together in each together and try to pretend to a undercover each other objectively. >> everyone sees a speech that's what people watched clips or whatever biden is handing out awards that are covering him it's amazing it's up noxious in terrible in this destruction is has to be part of "the next revolution" and you have a good track record you resisted and i

ben tom 9/11 editor-at-large for the spectator katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com and haroldressman, co-host of "the five." just have the wide shot today. we have so many things going on in the studio today. you think progress. you think it's gonna happen? >> i think it happens. it's unfortunate we have to go through cheap thrills of the short-term politics they all play. i hope they all realize the world is watching. and when we think about us losing standing and ground when countries are willing to look to china help negotiate things or for that matter are not looking to the u.s. first, these are the kind of things that add to it. i do hope if they do negotiate a deal and i think they will, what they ought to makes a a part of it is any time we do a tax cut or spending bill, there's a clause in every one ever these bills that says if you vote for this bill that means you automatically vote for debt ceiling increase if the projections don't pan out because the democrats will say their bills don't put money on the debt. republicans will say theirs don't. put a clause in there

good time and easy time getting into the gigs because if you look at my outfit, there i am with katie pavlich, i look like a waiter and they let me in. there's i am with bill barr and what do you think of the pink? stuart: turns me on. >> hey girl. i was just making sure. there i am with some of the fox ladies making it look easy on the fox carpet, caitlyn jenner, riley gains and the met gala is a cry for help. when i was a cab driver, mind you, i used to drop people off at the met gala and back in the day, they took cabs and once in a while a guy jumped in dressed as a swan and i don't know where he's going because it's new york city and always picking up some kind of time traveler or pantless hobbit but they were all going to the met gala. stuart: pantless hobbit. that's a good one. i haven't crossed many of them. jimmy, you're all right. appreciate it. a new warning as white house pushes for electric cars and the battery is a safety problem. we've got the report. 27 states pushing back against the white house new mortgage rule forcing people with good credit to subsidize mortgage r --loans