ken buck, the congressman, joins us in a minute. were going to begin with someone who's written a very perceptive book about media mob leaves and the censorship that threatens to destroy everything that is good about this country, and that's not an overstatement. alex marlow is the author of "breaking the news:inou exposine establishment media's hidden deals and secret corruption." thank you so much for coming on. this does seem -- this is not political inherently, and speaking for myself i would say no matter who the president was. it doesn't matter peer this is about public health. how can you live in a country that doesn't allow physicians to talk about the data they are reporting and observing about who is dying. what is this? >> yeah, thank you so much for having me and thank you for the kind words about my book. when i took on this project, i

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he has a good partnership with ken buck, the colorado republican who is the ranking member on that subcommittee. they have done a lot of work coming up with these proposals. there is bipartisan agreement something needs to be done. republicans do have different concerns. especially given how conservatives are censored as they say on these platforms. emily: how likely are these to become law? >> the bar for passing legislation is really high. it is hard to get a bill from the house to the senate. around the filibuster that requires at this point at least 10 republican senators to sign in. i would look at these proposals more where the policy discussion is going to read the more immediate risk is going to be coming from the antitrust agencies. the doj. they will be watching future proposals. we are a long way from them impacting the bottom line. emily: thank you for the roundup >>. -- the roundup. tesla has shown off its newest vehicle, the model s. to mark the start of deliveries to customers. elon musk talked up the engineering prowess, telling the audience it can go from 0-60 miles per hour in

emily: republican congressman ken buck talked about the approach as a scalpel, not a chainsaw, to breakg ambitions into smaller bills that have a greater chance of succeeding. do you think that strategy will work? anna: that is an interesting quote. i think what he is getting at is these bills are tailored for companies. facebook, apple, amazon, and mughal. the legislation doesn't mention them by name but it suggests it is supposed to be the only companies affected. this is different than the senate approach. the committee chairwoman amy klobuchar has taken a broader approach looking at the whole economy. the house has targeted big tech. they're looking at measures that would affect these big companies. i think that is what he means by taking a scalpel. on the question of whether these bills can become moral -- law, i think they will pass with bipartisan support out of the committee but i don't know if they will pass the house. there is concern about what these bills would do to products consumers enjoy. google maps. iphone apps like imessage. it is hard to see whether these would get e

we see congressman ken buck with a bunch of members of congress to say "no more, no more funding." >>ra: cut the umbilical cord back to silicon valley. thank you. we will follow that issue. critical race theory is not just in schools but affecting our medical system. i will explain in a moment but dr. scott at laissez been threatened for speaking out against some of the conventional wisdom on covid. he is here but the details next. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon. ♪ ♪ >> laura: welcome a critical race theory infecting boardrooms and high school but also corrupting and stocks are wanting when we look at some of these studies, i had emails from all over the country, people sending me their papers, afraid to speak up, and within the past 24 hours, mentioned a colleague who i know well, who is one of the top scientists, has received an intimidating email from somebody who is very high-level in academic medicine, not really implying that they be blackballed from academic medicine if this person kept speaking out. this is really, it's almost beyond -- >> scott, but you're -- >>

the one let's bring in ken buck. he is a republican from colorado. i want to read congresswoman omar's statement in which she walks it back. she says to be clear the conversation was about accountability, not a moral comparison between hamas and the taliban and the u.s. and israel. i was in no way equating terrorist organizations as democratic countries. it is not the first time something like that has riled the democrats. it is not right wing media. i mean, you had jewish leaders there and democratic leaders that are extremely frustrated by her continued use and this kind of language. they go absolutely. it is interesting that she uses the word accountability. two years ago, we had a republican member removed from committees because he made what was apparently a statement concerning white supremacy. we had a republican member who has been prohibited from participating on committees because of statements she made. if nancy pelosi truly cares about accountability, there should be some action taken to make sure that and i omar doesn't get away with us

let's bring in colorado congressman ken buck, house judiciary committee, thanks for joining us, sir,ortant for you to keep critical race theory from being taught in our nation schools? >> for a number of reasons, it is historically inaccurate, the 16-19 project a document that has been roundly criticized by historians. it is racially divisive, and its inaccuracy goes to the heart of who we are as a people. it ignores the documents, our founding documents, the declaration of independence, the constitution, the federalist papers and ignores the writings of our founders and ignores the intent that this country was founded upon. we fought a revolution to free ourselves from a monarch from a centralized government, and the 13 colonies became the first 13 states joined together as an expression of freedom, the idea that this country came together in 1619 when 20 were brought to this country is just false. >> sandra: you are introducing this bill with rick allen and senator tom cotton, tom cotton a big part of keeping this out of our schools and military, there are some that say that this i

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