certainly kyle was charged with a crime. news organizations are allowed to report on that. but calling someone a murderer in certain circumstances can be actionable. other things that media personality and people on socia media said were clearly defamatory. i think your comment about calling kyle a white supremacis is made up out of thin air. i don t know how the media can claim they didn t make a statement made up out of thin air without engaging in actual malice or most certainly negligence. i think we have some strong grounds to proceed. we are looking at an starting t look at those and evaluate them and look at opportunities to hold the media and tech accountable as promised. kyle, when you go into public , do people repeat to you things they saw on social media or on nbc news or cnn? there s been a few people. i received some harassment. thank goodness for my security for helping me not have to get
of those are on the list. alll of those are starting toe work on now the irs releasing the taxpayers audits whengo they go forward. how can they release fw somebos taxpayers information that also needs to be investigated because the irs is being used americans. t buts what we re going to do w let s be very clear. we re going too have commitmenti to america ton join with us. we re going to make america energy independent. we re going to secure our borders. we veo seer of parents bill of rights. to hold the big tech accountable that they can t be kicking people off platforms because they disagreel within this woker world we re t going to curb the ability forli inflation, runaway spending and we re going to make america stronger again around t the world. this is just the start. t we ll have this rolled out to the american public. you ll see our policiess. butmi we also have to hold this administration accountable of exactlyf what you just talked
all of those are starting to work on now. the irs releasing taxpayers audits when they go forward. how can they release somebody s taxpayers information? that also needs to be investigated, because the irs is being used to go after americans. but what we are going to do, let s be very clear, we are going to have a commitment to america, to join with us. we are going to make america energy independent. we are going to secure our border. we ve got a parents bill of rights. we are going to hold the big tech accountable. that they can t be kicking people off platforms because they disagree within this woke world. we are going to curb the ability for inflation, this runaway spending. and we are going to make america stronger again around the world. this is just the start. we will have this rolled out to the american public. you will see our policies. but we also have to hold this administration accountable of exactly what you just talked about. the attorney general going after
powerless, a loss of control. they want to stop the auto play, for example. they need more tools to do it. and so we want to hold big tech accountable with that standard of care and a requirement that the social media platforms impose as a default setting the safest possible procedures. that standard of care, more transparency, giving parents tools so that they can take back control and opt out of the
bad stuff is happening, and. you re the new tobacco, whether you like it or not. and you ve got to stop selling the tobacco. reporter: 15-year-old mason bogard died after apparently attempting a choking challenge he saw online. his mother, joann. i think now is the time for congress to pass the legislation so that we can hold them big tech accountable for these things that they re letting slide through. they re harming our kids. reporter: ahead of the hearing, instagram announced new safety tools that will encourage teens to take a break after prolonged use and will soon roll out its first set of parlseto w. for me, this is a case of too little, too late. three hours a day. is that a good use of kidss time? i m a parent, and ultimately, i think it s a parent s that a parent knows best what s best for their teen. so the appropriate amount of time should be a decision by a parent about the specific teen. reporter: now, one senator