It's Time for Congress to Act on Web Privacy, Sen. Blackburn Says

The transcript covers a range of topics including Big Tech's influence on privacy, social media bias, and the need for regulation. It discusses the Browser Act, social media algorithms, and the role of Congress in addressing privacy concerns. The conversation also touches on hate speech, online safety, and the potential breakup of Big Tech companies. Net neutrality and its implications for innovation are debated, alongside political issues like the Me Too movement and the Mueller report.

What is the speaker's stance on the breakup of big tech companies?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding censorship on social media platforms?

How does the speaker relate the Me Too movement to conversations about inappropriate behavior?

What questions does the speaker believe are important for constituents in Tennessee?