But again, you are putting restrictions on conservative speech.

Well, hiding behind Section 230, all of you have denied that there is any bias or inequitable handling of content on your platforms.

I think we are seeing a lot of the problems that you are frustrated with as a result of parents and families, churches, schools, that aren't taking the primary responsibility.

No, you don't. You all think you do, but you don't because you continue to do a disservice to that law and its intent.

Algorithms don't write themselves. We write them to do what we want them to do.

We can all agree on cleaner energy production, and it should be a priority.

The reliability of our country's electric supply is not a partisan priority, it's a national priority.

Americans, Texans, are angry and deserve answers.

Finally, I'd like to voice my strong concern about the politicization of this crisis. No one single policy, no one single energy source caused this crisis, and no one policy could have prevented it.

I think that's right. So--and maybe this is a question for Mr. Shellenberger.

The resource of electricity has positives and negatives--again, no pun intended.

this is a nonpartisan issue because deregulation of the electricity market in Texas actually was passed by the State legislature in 1999, when Democrats were in control of that body.