connecting everyone. privately they're on war footing and going after their enemies. >> they don't want regulation they can't get around. saying look we've taken all the best ideas already and we'll do them ourselves, but in public they're saying we are ready for regulation, it is time. it's a two-step. >> the incoming democratic chair of the house anti-trust had this to say, it's stunning to see that facebook -- will always put -- taste book chose to turn a blind eye to hate speech and russian propaganda on its platform. top executives did everything they could to hide it from the public and propagating theories. >> that's a searing press release from the congressman. while facebook is worried about privacy rules, for example, what they're deathly afraid of is