to regulate, but this is the start of a conversation, and we appreciate your time. thank you very much. i think that element in which she talked about how the algorithm populates topics or posts that you have expressed interest in, what we heard from ms. haugen today, someone interested in healthy eating choices, how that escalates to pro anorexia messages, and the obvious danger for children there. and it s not what your friends and family are necessarily seeing, it s your news feed. i don t know if she was making a distinction between those two things, but obviously they re saying they couldn t be more transparent. the whistleblower is saying they must be much more, as is congress. there s a divide there, and we ll see if lawmakers decide to do anything about that. all right. moving on now. former vice president mike pence claims the january 6th capitol riot was a tragic day in the history of the country but he s now claiming the media only talks about it to distract from p
but what i am saying is that there s no reason for a little girl to be feeding a doll and a doll to be saying no to the food. this is a more moderate position and some critics says this is promoting anorexia and teaching young girls at a young age that they should avoid food at all costs because we don t want them to be obese. what do you say? the doll doesn t come with like, count my rib or a gym or i m so fat or any of these pro anorexia messages. it does eat. you have to position the spoon correctly. you know what? someone who doesn t eat every single morsel food offered to them is a great message. dolls who do everything promotes obesity. you have a couple of kids at home. two boys. one on the way. a little girl on the way. yso you know and i know as a dad trying to feed your little baby there with a spoon on a regular basis, you know, they don t eat everything. right. very often you do get some