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Please forget, I said anything so MDD we had the

social media hearings where Mark Zuckerberg was the star witness and Josh

Holly who generally I'm not a huge fan of Josh Holly, but I think he had the most effective five minutes interrogating a congressional witness since Elise Stephanic and the Ivy League presidents.

There's always, when you quote unquote,

own someone this way, there's always an element,

you know, unfairness and badgering,

or there usually is, and that was present here but he had

Zuckerberg on his back foot he was blinking and licking his lips and then really

was pressured and forced into standing up in a dramatic moment and apologizing to these parents

sitting behind him of victims of various forms of online abuse.

What do you make of it?

You know, it was a little unfair to Zuckerberg,

as you said, but it was a dramatic moment I mean the stories of some of those

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