We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, culture editor here at the Federalist.

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Today I'm joined by Chris Griswald.

He's the policy director over at American Compass.

He's also on Twitter at Chris underscore gris.

That's gris with a Z.

Chris, thanks for joining us.

Thanks for having me.

We're going to date a talk about some really important work that you've been doing in the

space of protecting kids online and internet regulations in general.

Actually, it's funny.

At Davos, there was a wonderful panel helmed by the capable and dare I say reliable Brian

Stelter on disinformation.

If ever there were a great panel for Brian Stelter to be on it, it's the one on disinformation,

but not in the way that they put him on it.

He was asking, actually he asked representative Seth Molten a little bit about this, whether

basically America should copy some internet regulations for the EU.

On the one hand, there's probably some good stuff we could learn from the EU.

On the other hand, when it comes to data and privacy and that sort of thing, and different

European countries have done different things when it comes to pornography and all of that,

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