house floor. guys. gavelled. house speaker gavelled. gaveling. house floor. guys. speaker johnson is in the chair, and i saw him about to gavel. there we go. on this vote, the yeas are 311 and nays are 114, and the resolution is adopt and the motion to reconsider is on the table. the clerk will that means that george santos is expelled. the chair announces to the house in light of the expel shun of the gentleman from new york. so the house of representatives on this historic vote, george santos has been voted expelled from the house of representatives by a 2/3 majority of the the house, and the final tally 311 fellow house members voting to out him. the threshold was 290, and they far outpaced that. david chalian standing by, and the sixth member of congress to be expelled from the house of congress. he walked by himself out of the chamber before the speaker gavelled the vote to the conclusion, and he got into that car, and drove away no longer a member of congr
essentially, they think it is lame. researchers finding young people perceive it as a site that is boring, negative, and for people in their 40s and 50s. that made zuck mad. during the earnings call, he accused the media of making the company look bad. his internal documents, mind you, generated by facebook employees. then he turned to his real problem, the possibility that facebook is becoming irrelevant to the next generation. he announced that they re now focusing on 18 to 29-year-olds, not the older generations. one way to attract the youth might be to clean up their act. the damning, new revelations about facebook have democrats and republicans united in their call for a crackdown on silicon valley. that is setting the stage for a showdown that is going to be a test. we have new reporting from cnn s mela melanie, live on capitol hill. can congress do anything, mel? reporter: big tech has been one of the most powerful and