As Senator Hawley said so well, they get a day in court. That's fundamental to our system.

What finally changed the behavior of Big Tobacco? Lawsuits.

Why should Big Tech be given a pass?

Trust us, we've got this, for so long.

Why should Big Tech be given a pass?

we clearly need our reforms.

Isn't the best way to deal with that just to allow people to get into court and hold these companies accountable?

this case, Henderson, got Section 230 right.

I think the better approach is to look at that fundamental incentive structure and ensure that these companies are not getting unqualified immunity.

His leadership led to the hearing that we had just a couple weeks ago, showing the harms, really desperate, despicable harms that can result from some of the content on the internet and the need to hold accountable the people who put it…

Isn't the best way to deal with that just to allow people to get into court and hold these companies accountable?

I think the better approach is to look at that fundamental incentive structure and ensure that these companies are not getting unqualified immunity.

As Senator Hawley said so well, they get a day in court. That's fundamental to our system.

I have been proud to support many of his efforts, including the American Rescue Plan Act, which was hopefully transformative in making the kind of significant investments that he has led and others of us have supported.

I think these kinds of investments and incentives have enormous payback. They are truly an investment with tremendous dividends, and I hope that we will continue funding these kinds of services.

I think the bipartisan showing here and the bipartisan unanimity that we need change is probably the biggest takeaway.

the hypocrisy of things that we were told would break the internet that we now see them agreeing to do in Europe.

Well, frankly, if my job is to show that Apple has a monopoly or overwhelming market power on app stores, I'll take that side of the case and I won't even charge for it.

Shouldn't Americans have as much access to competition, fair play, innovation, as European consumers?

These measures are really pro-business. Maybe they're not pro-monopolist or pro-predatory conduct, but they are pro-business.

If we wait for Big Tech to reform itself, we're going to be old men and women.

The rules of discovery are the same. The rules of evidence are the same. The Federal procedure is the same, but the cause of action is different.

There is an elephant in the room, which is Big Tech's response to this legislation.

Well, frankly, if my job is to show that Apple has a monopoly or overwhelming market power on app stores, I'll take that side of the case and I won't even charge for it.

His leadership led to the hearing that we had just a couple weeks ago, showing the harms, really desperate, despicable harms that can result from some of the content on the internet and the need to hold accountable the people who put it…