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Coming up, section 230 front and center as the Supreme Court hears arguments on the internet's critical law.

We'll bring you the latest from the courtroom.

And Meta, taking cues from Twitter as the Facebook parent plans to ask users to pay for

account verification. We'll run you through the details as analysts call the

plan a no-brainer. And we'll hear from the Microsoft President. Brad Smith

is the company fights to save its 69 billion dollar Activision deal over in Europe.

Let's stick with the Supreme Court. Justices today, we're expressing concern about opening

internet companies to lawsuits from harmful user posts in a ruling that could transform the online world

by removing that key legal underpinning.

Section 230 for all let's bring in Bloomberg's Emily Birnbaum who's tracking all of the

proceedings. Emily, give us the top lines of what the judges were deliberating

over in court.

So the case in question is called Gonzales versus Google.

They're trying to figure out if YouTube should be held liable for promoting terrorism videos.

So it's the act of recommending the videos that the court is

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