ceos of the companies discord, x, snapchat, meta all before the senate judiciary committee yesterday, and it was bipartisan grilling from the senators. kathleen and colorado springs colorado what you say on this question? should these social media companies be regulated and should be the federal government? >> caller: well, i, i'm in the middle of this. i'm a self-employed business owner that's a small business, but also appreciate what all of these businesses have done. and we're just as a country and as individuals looking for pocket to pick. someonee to blame when we are nt parenting, when we don't have time, when were not doing our job. and i do feel offended that were spending more time and money pointing fingers and looking for someone to pay the bill, when what's really happened is that we haven't been parenting, as we've all needed to. >> host: kathleen. facebook, eelg which are to say. parents need to do more relation of children in their internetpa usage. all those exetis testified to congress yesterday donate to e same congress people asking the questions. th gernment is no

in this meeting, the senate judiciary committee announced the increase in the number of missing children and their sexual abuse in the united states through social networks. according to the report of the senate judiciary committee, the growth of technology increases this statistics have been. the american senators also criticized social media managers in this meeting . including senator lindsey granham. you and other companies have blood on your hands because you have a product that kills people. at the american protest meeting, dozens of parents of the victims were holding photos of their children who were injured on social media. setting up a persian language training center in india. farsi, one of the students can learn this language in schools. marvarid sefid is the name of the center that is supposed to teach persian language from today interested indians should pay. in this center , all those interested in learning different languages, especially persian, will be taught. in persian language. india has been approved and students in persian courses can choose this language to learn

committee meeting. the senate announced the increase in the number of missing children and their sexual abuse in the united states through social networks. according to the report of the senate judiciary committee, the growth of technology has increased this number. the american senators also criticized the managers of social networks in this meeting. including republican senator linus degraham to zuckerberg, the head of meta company said: you and other companies have blood on your hands because you have a product that kills people. in the hearing of the us senate , dozens of parents of the victims also held photos of their children who were injured on social media. let's see a selection of the words of two american senators in this session of ahzar and colonialism. what i'm trying to figure out is why instagram is only restricting access to its immoral content to 13-15 year olds, why is this content restricted to teenagers? 16 and 17 years old is not limited , there is no excuse, no justification is acceptable, we voted to legalize this issue. one of the meta violations is not confronting social network predators who abuse children and teenagers. let's see a report that focuses more

in this session , the senate judiciary committee learned about the increase in the number of missing children and their sexual abuse. america announced through social networks. according to the report of the senate judiciary committee, the growth of bass technology has increased this number. the american senators also criticized the managers of social networks in this meeting. among them , republican senator linus degraham said to zuckerberg, the president of meta: you and other companies have blood on your hands because you have a product that makes people pulls. in the hearing of the us senate, dozens of parents of the victims also held photos of their children who were injured on social media. let's see a selection of the words of two american senators in this listening session. what i am trying to understand is why instagram is only restricting access to its immoral content for 13-15 year olds, why is it also restricting access to 16 and 17 year olds. there is no excuse, no justification is acceptable we voted for the legalization of this issue, one of the meta violations of not c

today the ceos of several top platforms faced a grilling by the senate judiciary committee. one of the senators, who asked a lot of requests for tough questions will join me to talk about it, next. it, next. i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for 26 bucks. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >> the heads of the large social media companies were on capitol hill today for hearing on children's safety. all republican senators trying to gain maximal viral traction on exactly the same platforms they were attacking. >> have you ever been a member of the chinese communist party? >> senator, i'm singaporean, no. >> have you ever been associated or affiliated the chinese communist party? >> no, senator, again, i'm singaporean. >> you have convinced over two billion people to giv

top tech ceos have faced the grilling from us. lawmakers and washington, members of the senate judiciary committee, accuse social media giants like tick tock, x, discord, snap and meta. direct not doing enough to protect children and teens on their platforms. met a chief mark sucker burke who controls facebook and instagram, and i reckon give a public apology and announced new child protection measures on or he also told lawmakers that social media is on balance not harmful to young people's mental health. well that drew a heated exchange between zachary burke and republican senator josh holly. let's take a look. it said you mischaracterized 37 percent of teenage girls between $13.15. were exposed to unwanted nudity in a week on instagram, and you knew about it. who did you fire center. this is why we're building all. what did you firewalls? a center that's. i don't think that that's who did you fired? i'm not gonna answer that. this is i or anybody, right? you didn't take insignificant because it's appropriate to talk about it, but it's not a part of the decisions that and parents so you didn't t

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i've severned on the judiciary committee -- i've served on the judiciary committee my entire time here in the senate. it is a great committee. but it has jurisdiction over immigration matters. but the senate judiciary committee hasn't had a single mark-up on an immigration bill. -- in the last three years, not one. we've asked the chairman, the senior senator from illinois, please schedule a mark-up. we're not even saying, you know, it's my way or the highway. we're saying, bring an immigration bill to the judiciary committee. let the senators on the democratic side and the republican side offer amendments, and let's let the chips fall where they may. but the very committee in the united states senate that has jurisdiction over immigration and border matters has done nothing in the last three years -- even longer than that. now, we've talked about the issue. we've advanced a couple of narrow bills that touch on the edges of what's happening on the border, including bills to combat human trafficking and support law enforcement. but under the children's leadership, the senate judiciary committee hasn'

the senate judiciary committee has heard testimony over and over again. we've written bills. we've marked them up. the bill that i want the senate to address today is one that has passed the senate judiciary committee, get this, unan unanimously. unanimously. every democrat, every republican. what does it do? simple -- it allows victims, it allows victims to have their day in court. it gives victims of these tech platforms the same right that victims of some car company or drug manufacturer or other product maker would have, the right to get into court, the basic american right to be heard, the right to hold accountable the most powerful corporations in the history of this nation. that's what this bill does. i'm proud to cosponsor it. i'm proud it received unanimous support in the committee. mr. president, i'll say this, we have had hearings and hearings and hears. we've had talk until there's no more talk to be done. it is time for congress to act. mr. zuckerberg's apology is nice, but that's not going to help the victims of child sex abuse. what will help the victims of chil

that is not the senate judiciary committee, we know what we are doing. this focus on making them accountable, no other industry is like this. they literally -- this route was put in place before i was in congress that says they can't be sued for anything, and yet they profit off of these kids and opening up the courtroom doors would make a huge difference. they are no longer little -- in a [inaudible] laced with fentanyl -- whose kids got one pill off the internet. they thought it was a percocet and it was laced with fentanyl, and they died. and finally, she mentioned it, christine mentioned it, sex dorsal. fact over 20 kids, according to the fbi, commit suicide just because they are looking for a girlfriend or a boyfriend and someone lures them and that is really a corrupt person. they give them their picture, there naked picture or whatever, and they basically extort them. and the kid, who maybe 15 years old, kills themselves because they think their whole life is over. this is happening right now in america, and the fact is, as i noted, a jet loses a

that's not the senate judiciary committee. we know what we're doing.nd this focus on making them accountable, know other industry is like this. they literally -- this rule was put in place before i was in congress that said they can't be sued for anything, and yet they profit off of these kids. and opening up the courtroom doors would make a huge difference. they are no longer little companies in a garage. giving law enforcement tools they need to go after the fact that we have pills laced with fentanyl. two minnesotans were there whose kids just got one pill off the internet. they thought it was a percocet, and it was laced with fentanyl and they died. and then finally, she mentioned it, christine mentioned it, sextortion. oui had over 20 kids according to the fbi commit suicide because they're looking for a boyfriend or girlfriend and someone lures them in that is really a corrupt person, and they give them their picture, naked picture, whatever. and then they basically extort them. and the kid, who is maybe 15 years old, kills themselves because the

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you're on the senate judiciary committee. do you plan to have him testify before your committee? we'll leave that up to senator durbin. i hav some ideas about that. i just want to end it, one, thank you for having me on the show. i see a pathway forward now for ukraine, taiwan, and israel. i see a way to secure our border in a more simple fashion. let's make russia a state sponsor of terrorism. all of this can happen in the next 30 days. it would be a game changer for the world. we'll see what happens. >> the talks seem dead and now alive. senator lindsey graham of south carolina, thank you. >> thank you. >>> we turn now to south carolina's other republican senator, senator tim scott. he joins us this morning from his home state. thanks for being here. former president donald trump has spent a lot of time in the courtroom in recent days, and his opponent, nikki haley, says that's a burden potentially for republicans nationwide to have a standard bearer who is in the courtroom. does she have a point? >> she does not. here's what we know without any question, that this is only expo

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the ceos of five popular social media platforms appearing before the senate judiciary committee today where they faced angry lawmakers, were told they have blood on their hands, and were met by a gallery that included child safety advocates and distraught parents, many carrying large photos of children they say were killed or affected in part by social media platforms including victims of online sexual exploitation in one terse exchange, meta's mark zuckerberg prodded to face the families and apologize and did just that. our kate snow was there. >> reporter: the ceos of discord, snap, tiktok, x, and meta met by a sea of parents holding photos of children they say were victimized on the social media companies' platforms. >> mr. zuckerberg, you and the companies before us, i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. you have a product -- [ applause ] you have a product that is killing people >> reporter: the topic today, sexual predators targeting young people through social media and the blackmailing of teens tricked into sharing explicit photos. mary rodee say

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it was a packed hearing of the senate judiciary committee. but the fireworks do not guarantee any real changes. our conference, catherine heenan live for us in the newsroom with more. catherine. vicki, this was 4 hours of intense questioning with testimony, including the ceos of meta and tiktok. >> one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like so aside and exploitation >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators

. >> the senate judiciary committee yesterday accused the chief executives of meta x, tiktok, snap and discord of failing to protect kids who use their platforms. grieving families packed the hearing room, holding up images of their children they say took their own lives because of abuse on social media. >> mr. zuckerberg, you and the companies before us, i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. >> meta. ceo mark zuckerberg was especially singled out. senator josh hawley called on the facebook founder to directly apologize to the families, show him the pictures. >> would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people. that you go through the things that your families have have suffered. >> and this is why we invested so much and are going to continue doing industry leading efforts to make sure that. no one has to go through the types of things that your families have had to suffer. >> evan spiegel, the chief executive of snap, also apologized after lawmakers pressed him on the issue of drugs being sold on snapchat. >> but i'm so sorry that w

at times it was a packed hearing for the senate judiciary committee. fireworks don't guarantee that there's going to be any real change. >> kron four's catherine heenan now in our newsroom with more. catherine? yeah, this was a 4 hours of almost 4 hours of very intense questioning. >> the testimony including the ceos of meta and tiktok. one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families in the audience. people who say they lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apo

meta's big stock success comes the same week its ceo, mark zuckerberg, stood before the senate judiciary committee a hearing on child exploitation. meta also announced a first ever dividend it will pay investors, 50 cents per share. >>> a councilwoman in berkeley makes a dramatic statement, quitting her job in the middle of a meeting, why she said she needed to step down. >> at this point i feel like the processes in city hall are broken. >>> tesla issuing a recall for nearly every vehicle sold in the u.s., the potential problem. >>> music that people get attached to and bring with them. >> a bay area engineer and producer now up for a grammy for his work on video growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i appro

meta, tiktok, and x talk about efforts to stop child sexual exploitation online before the senate judiciary committee. republican senator lindsey graham, the top republican on the committee, was critical of the companies, accusing them of having blood on their hands. later in the hearing, mark zuckerberg apologized to parents who had lost children because of a social media-related incident. this is just over three and and a half hours. [gavel bangs] this meeting of the senate judiciary committee will come to order. i want to preface my remarks by saying that i have been in congress a few years. senator graham has as well. if you do not believe this is an idea whose time has come, take a look at the turnout here. today, the committee will continue its work on an issue on the mind of most american families -- how to keep our kids safe from sexual exploitation unharmed in the internet age. online child sexual exploitation includes the use of online platforms to target and groom children and the production and endless distribution of child sexual abuse material, which can haunt victims for their entire l

senate on may 15th of 2023. now, it was to go to judiciary committee. harris, we have had over 80 meetings and hearings of the senate judiciary committee since that bill landed in the senate. we have talked about let's bring up immigration. let's talk about this border. why didn't they take up hr2? if they didn't like the bill, then amend it, put in provisions that would actually secure the border. but this administration has wanted an open border. that has been their policy. >> harris: senator, 80 meetings since this went from the house to the senate, hr2? >> that's correct. >> harris: what happens when you bring it up? >> there has not been a desire to talk about the secure border issue. even though we have had people from 170 different countries, according to border patrol, enter our country. 24,000 chinese that are coming in. people by the hundreds from countries of interest and this is why we have to know who is coming in our country and why they're coming because the american people certainly people if tennessee that i talk to every day saying how

back in 2005, then-dhs secretary michael chertoff testified before the senate judiciary committee that i serve on and spoke about the department's response to a surge of migrants if brazil -- from brazil. all of a sudden a bunch of migrants from brazil showed up at the border. but what did they do? what did the bush administration do? they used their existing authorities to expand the use of expedited removal which allows agents to quickly remove migrants who have no legal basis to remain in the united states. and as secretary chertoff noted, word spread fast. after 30 days the number of brazilians dropped by more than 50%. after 60 days it dropped more than 90%. president biden could do precisely the same thing, but he won't do it. president biden has the exact same authority to replicate that effort today. he could expand expedited removal, send a clear message that our southern border is no longer an open corridor. but as mr. lanhardt points out, all the messages he's sending is if you come, you can stay. what more powerful magnet, what more powerful pull factor for illegal immigrat

on wednesday the head of the senate judiciary committee urged justice thomas not to participate in theorado case." let us talk to perry in bellflower, california. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go right ahead. caller: well, first off i would say that if judge cannon does not drop the case on donald trump's documents. she will probably release gold the prosecution when the case begins again. i do not see how you go forward with it. about yesterday's report. this is very sad about what he said about the president's current state. it reminds me of harper lee, where scout says to atticus it would be like killing a mockingbird in that movie. literally, the president cannot be put in front of a jury because he would be such a pathetic sight, that it would be like killing a mockingbird. it is very sad. what scares me is that who has been running this country for the last three years? i think that sums it up. i have a lot more but i will leave it there. host: lee, kalamazoo, michigan. republican. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. out of all of people arrested for t

colorado ballot case to supreme court today over eligibility to serve a second term, illinois senator judiciary committeedurbin calling for justice clarence thomas to recuse himself o so no question of bias joining me tennessee senator marsha blackburn great to see you thanks for being here we want a lot of topics with you you have been workinging so hard on many issues this dick durbin comment justice thomas should recuse himself trying to get clarence thomas out of the way for awhile. certainly has. he started with subpoena issue against clarence thomas, he is determined to go after him because clarence thomas does not fit what dick durbin thinks that african american member of the court should be or do or say. it is as simple as that. and he is a conservative, they do not like him, dick durbin has been after him. thoughts on ruling from supreme court? >> i was part of the amicus brief senator cruz led it we filed it in support of president trump american people need to choose their president not the state courts, in this country. maria: i understand that, but the democrats continue to say that trump i

start with yourber what would you ask jud mark zuckerbergs of the world if you are on the senate judiciary committeeed before a senate committee, but let's assume 30 years from now you are actually the senator doing the questioning. what wouldould both of you ask? kara, you go first and then you, emma. >> i would say, mark, you haveth to stop the bleeding. the first thing ang when that ms stop designing products as emma said so well, stop designing products with addictive features to draw in kids. there was an interesting data point thatinte came out of face, those documents that said, c facebook was actually creatings teens to draw in younger andsi younger users. they considered and dered i quot retains a valuable but untappeda audiencend. stop that first and foremost. as i said, secondly, designed these products so you don't have to retrofit legislation likeslat man's spirit but i'm sorry, you have to stop the bleeding. you have to cauterize the wound and you have to be in especiall for minors under the age of 16. you just have to stop and designed with privacy, with empowering parents, withgs i s

we saw a bunch of parents and family members at the senate judiciary committee yesterday holding up picturesd the ceos and people who run big social media companies of loved ones who died at hands of social media. one point josh hawley asked meta ceo, mark zuckerberg if he has personally compensated any victims and their families. they lost pe people. zuckerberg said, i don't think we have compensated any families. then he asked zuckerberg this. >> there are families of victims today, have you apologized to the victims? would you like to do so now? they are here, you are on national tv, would you like to apologize to the victims and families? show them the pictures. would you like to apologize to the good people? [applause] >> [indiscernible] -- invested so much and will continue big efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the types of things your families had to suffer. >> steve: i'm sorry, we're doing our best, that is what he said. >> brian: tiktok, discord, looks like twitter got out unscathed, they were trying to bulk up and be more responsible. they got unphased. elon musk w

attorney general merrick garland said he informed the house and senate judiciary committees after themitted his report on monday. it is now being reviewed for potential executive privilege material before it's released. sources do not expect criminal charges, but they believe the report will highlight mistakes and instances of carelessness. >> stormy weather is still hampering the search for five u.s. marines missing. after the chopper they were in crashed in the mountains outside of san diego. emergency crews found that helicopter in a rugged mountainous area. now they are intensifying the search for those missing marines. they had been on what's described as a routine training mission in the military's largest and heaviest chopper, but they were flying at night in harsh weather conditions. >> now to the turmoil on capitol hill. the bipartisan border bill crumbling as republicans failed to advance it to the senate despite meeting many gop demands. the measure quickly lost support after donald trump repeatedly railed against it. here's abc's rachel scott. >> republicans in the senate.

obviously, a lot of these issues go through the senate judiciary committee, which which is among the most divided committees and panels on congress. we have republicans like josh hawley and then we have some democrats on the committee who don't see eye to eye on a lot of issues, but big tech is one of the rare issues where a lot of lawmakers want to do something. like everything else, the pathway forward and the solutions, there's so much disagreement on how to get a solution done that a lot of this continues to fall through the wayside. so i think seeing this things might change, especially with having the parents in the room. that's a step forward and really seeing the impacts of people as powerful for a lot of people. >> i think the big question really congress has showed they don't have the expertise, in many cases, when these hearings have been held to address this issue. that leave this is massive opening to write their own rules. we have our own legislative proposal. we want to do that. i think that's really the conundrum. i want to talk about the border bill as well that has

they all appeared before the senate judiciary committee. the mission. here it is. >> mental health is a complex issue and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> we should say later mark zuckerberg apologized to the families. he apologized only after he was forced into it by one of the senators doing the questioning saying do you have anything to say to these families. what do you think about them being called to capitol hill to testify? >> i have no problem with it to bring attention. you read all the time. i don't do social media myself. >> you're not on twitter or instagram. >> i don't do anything. >> why? >> i don't want to bring fools into my life. the negativity. are there positives to it? >> i think there are positives. >> but i don't want to bring anything negative into my life. first of all, mark zuckerberg, someone i would love to meet one day. you see all the time these kids are committing suicide because of something shown on one of t

the chair of the senate judiciary committee is calling on the ceos of american airlines and united airlinesd mastercard to testify on credit card competition and fees. senator dick durbin saying the four companies have opposed congressional efforts to bring competition to the credit card market in order to protect dominant market positions and profits through cards. the companies have yet to comment. that hearing is slated for april 9th. >>> blackberry announcing it is cutting more jobs in the cybersecurity business as the push to profitability. the company saying the 200 layoffs will create savings of $27 million. the cuts are part of the ongoing plan to separate the internet of things and cybersecurity business as stand alone divisions to reduce annual costs. >>> shares of arm pulling back ahead of the open after soaring 29% in yesterday's session to extend last week's post-earnings rally. the stock is up nearly 90% since that report and has almost tripled since the company's ipo last september. as of this morning, it is less than $40 billion way from overtaking intel's $186 billion marke

start with you, what would you ask mark zuckerberg of the world to do if you were on the senate judiciary committeebefore the senate committee but let's assume 30 years from now you are a senator doing the questioning what would both of you ask, you go first. >> i would not ask i would say you have to cauterize the wound, stop the bleeding and the first thing that means stop designing products as emma said so well stop designing products with addictive features to willingly drawling kids there was an interesting data point that came out of the whistleblower the documents that said facebook was actually creating teams to draw in younger and younger users they considered preteens a valuable but untapped audience, stop the first and foremost and secondly design the products so you don't have to retrofit legislation but right now i'm sorry you have to stop the bleeding and cauterize the wound and band especially for minors under the age of 16 you have to stop in design with privacy and empowering parents with stringent default settings in mind if you get a design needs to begin with. >> exactly. >> sen

. >> it was a packed hearing for the senate judiciary committee. the fireworks to not guarantee any real change. but first, catherine heenan reports. this was 4 hours of intense questioning with testimony, including the ceos of meta and tiktok. >> one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like so aside and exploitation >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instag

. >> we had a hearing yesterday on capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee, both democrats and republicansst grilling the ceos of five major social media companies about the risks that their platforms pose to teens, families who have experienced the dangers of social media firsthand, lost their children because of it. they were there. >> as a collective, your platforms really suck at policing themselves. >> your product is killing people, will you personally commit to compensating the victims. >> children are not your priority. children are your product. >> the ceos defended the steps they have taken to try to make those sites safer, listen to them. >> mental health is a complex issue, and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. we're going to continue to monitor the resource, and use it to form our road map. >> people who have been ha harassed. >> tiktok was among the first to empower parents to supervise their teens on our app with our family pairing tools. >> you have my personal co

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durbin, chair of the senate judiciary committee that you see here on the source, said given the questions are surrounding his wife's involvement, justice thomas should recuse himself. congressman jamie raskin made a similar suggestion last month. the person we're talking about is ginni thomas, a conservative activist for decades. she was in communication with trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, leading up to january 6th, and text messages that came out show that she was also pushing false claims of widespread fraud in the election. the senior legal analyst elie honig is here to break down everything. first, does anyone think that justice thomas will recuse himself? >> no, but let me say this. i actually agree with representative raskin. i think he should recuse himself because of his weight involvement. recusal is not punishment. there is not necessarily a judgment that you've done something wrong. not >> admitting wrong. >> it just means you could have recusal for benign reasons. if you're spokes works for a country in their party to a lawsuit, nothing wrong with, that you just as a ju

snapshot, x, formerly known as twitter, we all know that, they all appeared before the senate judiciary committee this afternoon to defend social media's impact on your children. so how did it go? here's part of the testimony from today. >> mental health is a complex issue. and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worst mental health outcomes. >> so that happened, we should say later mark zuckerberg apologized to the families. he apologize only after he was really sort of forced into it by one of the senators, josh hawley, who during questioning said do you have anything to say to these families. what do you think about them being called to capitol hill to testify? >> i have no problem with it if it brings attention. but we are all -- you know you read all the time -- i don't do social media myself, you know that. >> i do. so you're not on twitter, instagram? >> not on anything. >> why? >> because i don't want to bring fools into my life. the negativity, there's a positive to it, i hear there's a positive. >> i think t

she was a senate judiciary committee staff artworks on the council office.he was the administrator of the office of information and regulatory affairs at omb. and she has been a judge's 2019. she is also a real scholar jurist sheet not only sheet taught and studied and has written about an extraordinary range of constitutional issues in particular as a law professor at george mason university. she is really a model of the kind of judge that our republic needs. we are grateful to have it with us tonight. and the american constitution. and after her remarks she and adam white of ai will have a conversation about the subject that will open things up to questions from all of you. those of you watching online you can find right next to the video you are watching the e-mail address or twitter # twitter hashtag where you can send questions. and with that, help me too welcome judge neomi rao. the floor is yours. neomi rao: thank you so much you all for that very kind introduction. it's a pleasure spit ai to give -- to be here at ai to give a lecture that so many rem

dick durbin, the chair of the senate judiciary committee you've seen here on "the source" tweeted, given the questions surrounding his involvement justice thomas should recuse himself so there's no question of bias. another democrat, congressman jamie raskin, made a similar suggestion last month. of course, the person they are talking about is ginni thomas. she's been a conservative activist interest decades. she was in communication with trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, leading up to january 6th, and text messages that came out after show she was also pushing both claims of wide spraud fraud in the election. does anyone really think justice thomas will recuse himself? >> no. and there's no chance he will. he's not recused himself. i actually agree with representative raskin and others he should recuse himself because of his wife's involvement. recusal is not punishment. there's not like a judgment like you've done something wrong. if your spouse works for a company and they're a party to a lawsuit, nothing wrong with that. you just as a judge or justice you say i'm out. that's what