all the things that are dangerous about that, i don t think this is if there was better regulation of these social media giants, who have so much control human their own regulation? if there was actual instead, we have this vacuum. whose fault is that? no, i m not arguing with you. we have a legal category of journalist for more speech right elation. just bizarre to me. it s megaphone regulation. this is all about saying whether it s hate speech i ll have to get drawn in. because also, misinformation is dangerous. we do know that. misinformation and disinformation, it is hard to police, john, as you re about to show us. because reality check, you have a particularly acute example of how hard it is to tell what is disinformation online. and misinformation. and i appreciate matt s point. the consistent libertarian is always appreciated on a panel. that this is an interesting story about the difficulty and importance of dealing with some of this. so, let s take a l
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address the challenges that america faces, rather than holding hearings that are about preening and posturing and politicizing and trying to blame the other party. it s really embarrassing. reporter: and look, romney there saying it s embarrassing, but he s also right, there is going to have to be a bipartisan solution to this in some form or fashion. the only thing people here can agree on is defaulting on the debt for the first time in american history would be really catastrophically bad. nevertheless, what we saw in the hearing was less bipartisan and much more contentious as each side, again, tries to get their view out there ahead of this meeting next week at the white house. ali vitali, thank you. dhs secretary mayorkas on the border with controversial immigration policy title 42 inching closer to its expiration date. are local officials prepared for what to come. i m going to ask the mayor of el paso in 0i6r seconds.
america, and we ve got to do it here. and basically, the incentives that we re putting in the inflation reduction act was intended totally to give us all the energy that we need right here and use the processes of what we do the in america to make sure that we re energy independent and we re secure in remaining the superpower of the world. and you can t do it if you re depending on foreign supply chains to produce your energy too. so this is what the bill s intended, this is what i m stressing every day to make sure that happens and watching the administration how they administer it. maria: so many issues to discuss with you, senator. yeah. maria: there are many people who feel that the inflation reduction act does not, in fact, reduce inflation and, in fact, it s more spending and part of the reason we re at 40-year highs in terms of inflation. but you said something so important just now in terms of the issues that america faces, and yet we committed $113 billion to ukraine. is the
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