get lost, goof ball. ice cream? you said ice cream? girl like ice cream. come on, that s not going to work. i want to make sure i m not analogizing myself to scarface. you had to talk to people and pick-up lines like that didn t work. some guys keep trying and using them and hitting on girls no matter how many times they get blown off. and joe biden he is one of those guys. in fact, you could say joe biden is a testament to persistence. he has been flirting with america for 50 years. trying to romance us into making him president. and he was denied time and time again. until finally in 2020, america got into bed with biden. the average voter didn t know much about biden even though he had been in washington for 50 years. during a presidential campaign he largely hid away from the public. hid away from the basement. while the media and the big tech essentially ran the campaign for biden. then biden blew it. and now everybody wants out. but now biden is trying to bu
similar laws on the books, namely arkansas whose social media who has a social media program that is the strictest in the nation. so is this the answer to our children s social media dilemma? should the government be man dating social media use or is it up to the parents to decide what is best for their child? robbie suave is here to unpack. this thank you for being here i think everybody agrees there is real harm. i think nobody pretends that social media and constant online presence is an absolute pure, maybe not even a net positive, depression, suicide, whatever it may be. and, in particularly impacts young people. so, what should we do? is legislation the answer, robbie? i just don t think it is. you are absolutely right to call attention to some of the harms associated with too much social media use. i absolutely think parents should feel empowered to limit their kids social media use, particularly if they are not using their smart phones responsibly. take them away before th
there not a way to alleviate some of the social pressure? no, no teenagers on this thing right now. and on while i am always remiss to say the government has a solution. i m having a hard time finding the downside, robbie. i hear you on news. they can go to foxnews.com. whatever website they want. they don t have to scroll bitter. what he was the downside delaying someone, forbidding it joining social media until they have a more developed mindset. i don t think we should pretend just having a law that bans it is actually going to stop them from getting around this policy. in fact, many social media companies do technically have the policy they are not supposed to be on it. what do we say to the idea that the government is going to be checking your age you and i and grown adults checking on to social media. i m really afraid maybe this is the crazy libertarian of me. giving the government more information on us. we have seen so much pressure brought from the fbi, the cdc, everyone to
few years over the elections, over the covid time period, and i m really worried about what information not just foreign governments but our own government is collecting on us via so social media. would that make this better? i think it might make it a lot worse. i do not trust whatever agencies are going to be charged with saying you are responsible enough for social media but not you. it seems worrying to me. will: i think that is great point. that is great point who do you trust in the government to oversee anything much less the growth of your child. you know, i don t know. we have seen every single metric, negative metric, depression, suicide, whatever, skyrocket about starting with, real strong correlation with the adoption of social media. somebody needs to do something about this. robbie, great to talk to you tonight. thank you. thank you. will: all right. coming up, anthony fauci wants us to forget that he closed down our schools during covid. tech: when you have a
leslie, are you hopeful that this is going to actually be productive and get done? oh, definitely i m hopeful. but i have to say, robbie, i m not going to attack you, but rhetoric calling people enemies, we re not enemies if we have differences of opinion politically. and when you talk about, oh, we can t raise the debt ceiling, we did it 3 times under the trump administration, 49 times under a republican president, 29 times under a democrat and 3 times that it was done in 2017, 18 and 19, democrats it was a bipartisan increase because they realized what was best for the nation and didn t want to lose 66,000 jobs. regarding aoc, i think it s very unprofessional when men or women cry on the job whether it s our jobs or whether it s on the floor of the house or senate because, look, i m going to say something kind of crazy, right?