Sen. Warner Says Facebook, Twitter Seem Willing to Work With Congress

The transcript discusses the ongoing challenges of foreign intervention and misinformation on social media platforms. It highlights the willingness of companies like Twitter and Facebook to collaborate with the government to establish regulations without stifling innovation. The discussion also touches on data transparency and the moral obligations of social media companies to address violence incitement. The transcript further explores the implications of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings, particularly concerning presidential powers, and concludes with an update on the Mueller investigation.

What is the main issue that social media companies are now taking seriously?

• The increase in advertising costs

• The decline in user engagement

• The problem of foreign intervention and misinformation

• The rise of new social media platforms

What is one of the key points discussed regarding data transparency?

• Users should be paid for their data

• Users should know how much value their data generates

• Data should be shared with third parties freely

• Data should be kept secret from users

Why was Google's absence from the discussions considered a mistake?

• It showed a lack of interest in innovation

• It damaged their reputation with policymakers and users

• It indicated they were not interested in advertising

• It suggested they were focusing on other markets

What is the suggested approach towards trusting social media companies?

• Trust without verification

• Ignore their actions

• Distrust all companies

• Trust but verify

What is the speaker's view on the progress made by social media companies?

• They have solved all problems

• They have regressed in their efforts

• They have made progress but challenges remain

• They have not made any progress

What concern does the speaker have about Judge Kavanaugh?

• His expanded view of presidential powers

• His stance on healthcare reform

• His opinion on education reform

• His views on environmental policies

What is the main goal of the Mueller investigation according to the speaker?

• To conclude before the midterm elections

• To improve international relations

• To uncover the truth and prevent future issues

• To focus on economic policies