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Hi, I'm Karis Fisher, editor-at-large of Recode.

You may know me as Donald Trump's least favorite neighbor, but in my spare time, I talk tech

and you're listening to Recode Decode on the Vox Media Podcast Network.

Today, I'm in Washington, D.C., and I'm very happy to have Congressman Roe Kana back on the podcast. He represents California's 17th District, which includes the campuses of Google and Apple. We're going to talk about something he's been working on, the Internet Bill of Rights, which I discussed in my column for the New York Times this week. Roe, welcome to Ricoad. Thanks, and congratulations on your column in the New York Times. You're creating quite a stir. I'm creating a stir. That's my job, Roe. You're going to create a stir, I hope, with this Bill of Rights. But let's talk a little bit about since when we talked last time, and then I want to get into what you're doing. Last time we talked, I think it was before Cambridge Analytica or this stuff right after.

Right after. So how do you assess what's going on in the district you represent and what's

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