spiegel was also asked about deep seek.hat capital is not a long term moat in the tech business. he said that hopefully this will make their ai more efficient. he also said they're in the early experimentation phase for some open source work. >> melissa julia. >> has been ramping up their capex as well. they have, but they're not doing it in the same way as others are. one thing that they said they're going to be spending a lot of money on this year is hiring, but they are using other people's tools. so it's not like they're meta or or google and or microsoft and doing that kind of capital expenditures. definitely working with some of the resources that are already out there. julia. thank you. julia boorstin who's got a trade on snap back. i know i feel like dan. >> you. >> know i saw evan spiegel speak i want to say back in october. and it was an unruly crowd. you know i think some of them were long it or used to work there. and he had a very good sense of calm about what they were doing. they had already laid out how they

i was just informed that evan spiegel is in support of the act nine months as if you were in such support of it, all these companies are in support of the kids online safe-t act, why aren't they implementing those features and doing the job now? have you make them do that -- why have you make that? >> good point. mr. puerta, do you think we should reform section 230 in some way? >> absolutely, yes, senator klobuchar. it's only in the protect free speech but what's happening right now cannot be free speech when you have a drug dealer selling illicit drugs to children or a grown man sending unwarranted pictures to young ladies, sexual exploitation, this is not free speech. this is criminal behavior. if it's a criminal act in the real world, then it should be as well in the social media world. >> we have this take it down act. there's a number of other bills involving pornography as well. sheriff barnes, do you agree that we have funding for law enforcement? do you think that is important to take on this fentanyl crisis as well as the program that helps your deputies get fentanyl off the str