Rep. Cicilline 'Disappointed' With Pichai's Answers on China

The transcript discusses concerns about Google's potential re-entry into China, highlighting issues of human rights, censorship, and surveillance. It explores legislative and regulatory solutions to address Google's power and antitrust issues, including discriminatory practices. Future hearings and expert involvement are planned to address these challenges. The discussion also covers regulation, consumer privacy, and the need for bipartisan cooperation to protect consumer rights and ensure fair competition.

What concerns were raised about Google's potential operations in China?

How did the speaker feel about Mr. Pichai's response regarding Google's plans in China?

What actions does the speaker suggest to prevent American companies from facilitating human rights violations?

What role do human rights organizations play in the discussion about Google's operations?

What are the implications of Google's actions for the concept of a free and open Internet?

What legislative solutions does the speaker propose to address the issues with Google?

How does the speaker view the relationship between competition and consumer privacy?