We're still in the process of implementing that. We've sued Meta. We've sued TikTok. We’re taking a page – they've taken a page, sadly, out of the tobacco lobby. They know this is harming our kids. They're covering it up. They're doing everything possible to take advantage of our kids for their own gain. And we're not going to stand for that.

Every research institution that has looked at this is pointing to social media as the cause.

I must admit, I am not an expert in transgenderism. I struggle to understand much of it and the science is conflicting. When in doubt, however, I always try to err on the side of kindness, mercy, and compassion.

We have to start there. The harm being done to our children far outweighs.

I would prefer that Congress act. That's where this should happen.

We're going to look back ten years from now and think, 'What did we do? We destroyed a generation of kids with this stuff.'

Ask teenagers, this is one of my favorite things to do. I ask them, 'Are you seeing an increase in your own life, amongst your friends, in your school, in depression, anxiety and self-harm?' And every one of them will say, 'Yes.'

I think there is a choice between the extremes and the exhausted majority, and that's the conversation we've been having this week with Republican governors and Democrat governors coming together.

I am running for reelection -- in the state of Utah, yes.

What we're doing is we're increasing funding for our LGBTQ community to help with these issues.

I understand the frustration that people are feeling right now. And the place that that should be directed is making sure that that we elect people that have the same interests that you do and are interested in maybe changing those maps the next time around.