How do we have responsibility at the point of entry? And that is the tech companies.

this is why I supported and introduced legislation to set 16 years old as the age threshold for which kids can get on social media and require the social media companies to verify it.

it would put me much more in the driver's seat if the law was you couldn't have a phone--or, sorry, you couldn't get on social media until 16.

What they will fear, though, is they fear your lawsuits.

This may be legal, but it ain't right, and we've got to do something.

Let's put power into the hands of parents.

The First Amendment, I really believe, is our pressure release valve as a country to speak your mind.

It's time to vote. It's time to stand up and be counted.

this is why I supported and introduced legislation to set 16 years old as the age threshold for which kids can get on social media

it would put me much more in the driver's seat if the law was you couldn't have a phone--or, sorry, you couldn't get on social media until 16.

How do we have responsibility at the point of entry? And that is the tech companies.

It's time for us to create a governmental authority.

Let's let parents sue, and I will introduce legislation that will allow any parent in America who finds child sexual exploitation material online to go sue the companies for it.

The FCC ensures that our Nation maintains the principles of freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

What they will fear, though, is they fear your lawsuits.

If that means we have to repeal all of Section 230, I'm fine with it.

Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa are not only vital to our national security interests.

I thank Chairman McCaul for yielding the time and for this resolution. I rise in support of the resolution. Literally, from the heart of Missouri's Second Congressional District, there I was, in the suburbs of St. Louis County, as I…