. >> up next, congresswoman suzan delbene he talking about the need for privacy standards. she's interviewed by anna palmer, founder and ceo of punch bowl noose. the event includes remarks from represented of's of trusted future, a nonprofit organization focused on digital policy. >> lissette that, let's bring in representative del benny to the virtual stage. welcome. >> really appreciate it. >> before we get into all things technology, we are going to start with a few news of the day questions. there has been no shortage of news from the midterm elections. last, there is a big change in power. top democratic leadership. can you talk about how important it is for this generational change to happen now that democrats will be in the minority. nancy pelosi has been leader throughout your tenure in congress. >> and long before my tenure in congress. she's done an incredible job leading not only our democratic caucus but being a leader for our country. this is a big change but also an important change. we have incredible leaders throughout our caucus and an opportunity for us to

you live to a conversation with congresswoman susan dell benny -- delve in -- susan dell benny --suzan delbene. anna: i will be joined on the virtual stage with a cochair jim: berger -- just a reminder, you can find us on social media platforms at punchbowl news and we encourage you to share about today's event and let's bring representative dell benny -- delbene to the event. there have been no shortage of news on today's midterm election. can you talk about how important it is for the generational change to happen now that democrats will be in the minority and nancy pelosi has been democratic leader through your tenure of congress. rep. delbene: and long before the tenure -- my tenure of congress. she has done a incredible job being a leader for the country and this is a big change. we have incredible leaders throughout our caucus and i think an opportunity for us to see a lot of people participate in ways they may have not before and i think that will be healthy for the organization. anna: -- we are talking about hakeem jeffries, the democrat from new york and expected to be leading that de

this afternoon i will interview suzan delbene, who was also chair of the democrat coalition. a great person to have for this conversation today. afterward, i will be joined on the virtual stage with with trusted future cochair, jim kohlenberger, and an advisory board member for a fireside chat. just a reminder, you can find punchbowl news on all social media platforms @punchbowlnews and we encourage you to share about today's event. with that, let's bring representative delbene to the virtual stage. welcome. rep. delbene: thanks. great to be here. anna: really appreciate it. well, before we get into all things technology, as we do for all of these coversations, we're going to start with a news of the day questions. there has been no shortage of there has been no shortage of news from the midterm elections. last week there was a big change in power, top democratic leadership. can you talk about how important it is for the generational change to happen now that democrats will be in the minority and nancy pelosi has been democratic leader throughout your tenure of congress. rep.

. >> up next, congresswoman suzan delbene he talking about the need for privacy standards. she's interviewed by anna palmer, founder and ceo of punch bowl noose. the event includes remarks from represented of's of trusted future, a nonprofit organization focused on digital policy.

this discussion on a website c-span.org and we will take you to a conversation with congresswoman suzan delbene he -- on privacy. your watching live coverage on c-span -- you are watching live coverage on c-span. >> it looks like a conversation with congresswoman susan dell benny and anna palmer will start shortly and we will take you to washington journal until they come back. guest: i thought there would be a bigger concern into innovation and for folks to be concerned about the government, having certain policies and ensuring we are innovative and my feeling is -- is that if we were to poll on all patients, the united states would, ahead but this is a general dichotomy we often see. should the government be focused on safety or innovation? i would say that, as someone who does work in public policy, i think the most interesting part of all of this is you can do both. the search for better ways of doing things is also the search for safety. those two things for me are intertwined. what we are really trying to get with this poll is people's flash opinions on this. should the government be focu