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I'm Kate Klonick, Lawfare Senior Editor.

It is 11 a.m. Eastern Time on December 5th.

And I'm here with Lawfare contributor Renee Duresta to discuss the European Commission announcement

that they are finding the Platform X, formerly Twitter,

120 million euros for violations of the Digital Services Act, which is Europe's new,

relatively new law around services and speech and content platforms. And we are, I don't know, we were,

we kind of got word of this last night, Renee, and like you were on a, you were up very early,

not, we're kind of late to this by European standards, but early to this by California standards,

I like to say. Cheers. But let's, like, just to

kind of, like, read everyone in into kind of, let's start with kind of just like, do you want to

give a quick, quick overview of DSA stuff and like what it is? How, yeah, for, so like,

listeners can kind of understand what's going on.

Yep. So it's funny. Whenever I say DSA, people think I mean like Democratic Socialists of America,

right? That's what the acronym means. Yep. In the United States. I'm in California this morning,

guys. I was actually on a plane when this was happening with really crappy Wi-Fi, very frustrated

flying across from D. from DC to San Francisco,

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