Well, when you talk about not focusing on certain types of bad behaviors, but to look at the sort of the general problem with Section 230, so how would you make the kind of changes that you're talking about to protect vulnerable communities?
Senator Hirono questions how to amend Section 230 to protect vulnerable groups.
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