Tony Katz

Graham: “Mr. Zuckerberg, you and the companies before us, I know you don’t mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. You have a product — (Cheering and Applause) — you have a product that’s killing people.” (Applause) Lee: “Instagram recently announced that it’s going to restrict all teenagers from access to eating disorder material, suicidal ideation themed material, self-harm content, and that’s fantastic. That’s great. What’s — what’s what’s odd, what — what I’m trying to understand is why it is that Instagram is only restricting — its restricting access to — to sexually explicit content, but only for teens, ages 13 to 15? Why not restricted for 16 and 17-year-olds as well?” Zuckerberg: “Senator, my understanding is that we don’t allow sexually explicit content on the service for people of any age. The — the —“ Lee: “How’s that going?” (Laughter) (Applause) Zuckerberg: “You know, our — our — our prevalence metrics suggest that I think it’s 99 percent or so of the content that we remove were able to identify automatically using AI systems. So I think that our efforts in this while they’re not perfect, I think are industry leading.” Zuckerberg: “Senator, our tools for identifying that kind of content, our industry leading, that doesn’t mean we’re perfect. There are definitely issues that we have, but we continue to invest — “ Blackburn: “Yes, there are a lot that is slipping through. It appears that you’re trying to be the premier sex trafficking site.” Zuckerberg: “Of course not, senator. Senator, that’s ridiculous.” Blackburn: “No, it is not ridiculous.” Zuckerberg: “We don’t want this content on our platforms.” Blackburn: “Why don’t you take it down?” Zuckerberg: “We do take it down.” Blackburn: “We are here discussing we need you all to work with us — “ Zuckerberg: “We do more work to take it down than — “ Blackburn: “No, you’re not! You are not! And the problem is, we’ve been working on this — Senator Welch is over there — we’ve been working on this stuff for a decade. You have an army of lawyers and lobbyists that have fought us on this every step of the way. You work with NetChoice, the Cato Institute, Taxpayers Protection Alliance and Chamber of Progress to actually fight our bipartisan legislation to keep kids safe online. So, are you going to stop funding these groups? Are you going to stop lobbying against this and come to the table and work with us? Yes or no?” Zuckerberg: “Senator, we have a — “ (Applause) Blackburn: “Yes or no?” Zuckerberg: “Of course we’ll work with you on — on the legislation.” Blackburn: “Okay. The door is open. We’ve got all these bills. You need — you need to come to the table. Each and every one of you need to come to the table and you need to work with us. Kids are dying.” (Applause) HAWLEY: “Let me ask you this. There’s families of victims here today. Have you apologized to the victims?” Zuckerberg: “I —“ HAWLEY: “Would you like to do so now?” Zuckerberg: “Well —“ HAWLEY: “They’re here, you’re on national television. Would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your product? Show him the pictures. (Applause) Would you like to apologize for what you’ve done to these good people?” Zuckerberg: “I’m sorry for everything you have all been through. No one should go through the things that your families have suffered and this is why we invest so much and we are going to continue doing industry-wide efforts to make sure no one has to go through the things that your families have had to suffer.” Kennedy: “If you think that Instagram is not hurting millions of our young people, particularly young teens, particularly young women, you shouldn’t be driving. It is.” ****** SUBSCRIBE ON RUMBLE: www.rumble.com/tonykatz BECOME A SUPPORTER: http://tonykatz.com ****** Follow Tony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonykatz Follow Tony on Facebook: https://facebook.com/tonykatzradio Follow Tony on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tonykatz/

MADDOW: “You’ve talked about using some of Trump’s money that you’re about to get to help shore up women’s rights. Do you know what that might be, what that might look like?” CARROLL: “Yes, Rachel, yes!” MADDOW: “Tell me.” CARROLL: “I have such, such great ideas for all the good I’m going to do with this money. First thing, Rachel, you and I are going to go shopping. We’re going get completely new wardrobes, new shoes, motorcycle for Crowley, new fishing rod for Robbie. Rachel, what do you want? Penthouse? It’s yours, Rachel!” MADDOW: “Nothing. CARROLL: “Penthouse? And France? You want France? You want to go fishing in France?” MADDOW: “No. (Laughs)” CARROLL: “No? All right, all right.” CROWLEY: “That’s a joke.” (Laughter) MADDOW: “Although, if me fishing in France could do something for women’s rights, I would take the hit. I would obviously take one for the team. All right, let me — as if you need persuasion in that regard.”

MSNBC host Joy Reid says Biden is going to "start another f***ing war" by shutting down the southern border. She accusses Republicans of stopping policy action on the border. A border crisis Joy Reid was only recently willing to acknowledge. The mainstream media cannot and will not tell the truth. About anything. ****** SUBSCRIBE ON RUMBLE: www.rumble.com/tonykatz BECOME A SUPPORTER: http://tonykatz.com ****** Follow Tony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonykatz Follow Tony on Facebook: https://facebook.com/tonykatzradio Follow Tony on Instagram: https://instragram.com/tonykatz

Biden: “Donald Trump, when he was commander-in-chief, refused to visit a U.S. cemetery outside of Paris for fallen American soldiers, and he referred to those heroes, and I quote, as suckers and losers. He actually said that! He said that! How dare he say that! How dare he talk about my son and all of us like that!”

MAHER: “You seem to trust journalists more than I do.” MacFARLANE: “I trust certain journalists, yeah.” MAHER: “I do, certain ones I do, not a lot.” MacFARLANE: “Not a lot?” MAHER: “No. And everything I read, whatever source, it’s only half the truth. They print the narrative, they don’t print truth.” MacFARLANE: “That’s a generalization though.” MAHER: “Well, it is, because it’s generally true.” (Laughter) MacFARLANE: “Really?” MAHER: “Yeah. They print the side of the story — “ MacFARLANE: “By the way, that’s exactly what Donald Trump wants. What you just said is exactly what he wants.” MAHER: “It doesn’t matter.” MacFARLANE: “Don’t trust the reporters, don’t trust the journalists.” MAHER: “Okay, well, Hitler was a vegetarian. (Laughter) Doesn’t mean I like Donald Trump. They print the half that they want that is going to make people like you who are partisan, very partisan, you want to read something that, ‘Oh, that makes me feel good.’”

HATHAWAY: “What I love most about this community is the way you own the alphabet. (Cheering and Laughter) L-G-B-T-T-Q-Q-I-A-A-P. No letter left behind. (Applause) No, for real, what I love about this community is the freedom; the freedom that comes with being yourself, all of yourself. I love the energy, the activism, the generosity, the light, the shade — (Laughter) >> The fun. I love the dignity that accompanies self-acceptance. (...) It is important to acknowledge that, with the exception of being a cisgender male, everything about how I was born has put me at the current center of a damaging and widely accepted myth. That myth is that gayness orbits around straightness, transgender orbits around cisgender, and that all races orbit around whiteness. (Applause) I appreciate this community so much, because it’s where I learned to reject this myth. I appreciate this community because, together, we are not just going to question this myth, we are going to destroy it. (Cheering and Applause) The walls built in fear will crumble, they will disintegrate. The old world will shatter and the pieces that no longer serve will melt. A new world will emerge, forged from this community, from their seis — from your seismic imperative message that love is love.”

MSNBC and CNN claim decency and objectivity, so why do they continue to broadcast vicious incitement of violence? Joy Reid Reid: “And very quickly, this massive resistance, it sounds like the old Southerners who said that we will resist integration by any means necessary, that Chip Roy language. How does that read inside of the Latino community?” RAMOS: “It’s very — it’s very simple, no? If you’re the Republican Party, you’re allegedly the party of laws and order. And you’re essentially telling local authorities to break the law. So I think once again, going into this image of, you know, who is the party of law and order and who is the party for democracy. I think that’s where we have to highlight the hypocrisy regardless of the politics. They’re essentially telling people to break the law. “ HARRIS: “... November of — of 2024 binary. And on the other side, you’ve got someone who has said that if he were back in office, he would weaponize the Department of Justice. Someone who has openly applauded insurrectionists as patriots. Someone who has said that they will go after their political enemies and — and applauds dictators, indicating that he would be one. So, let’s be really clear about what’s at stake, and then yes, of course, there is then a desire that let’s get out there because we can’t lose this democracy. We can’t.” CARVILLE: “He’s exactly right. This is not a typical election. And there is a massive effort to normalize this. You see The New York Times column saying, well, the Trump people have a case. You see the head of JPMorgan Morgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States, saying, well, they’re right about some things. You see reporters with Jason Miller in the Des Moines hotel, reminds me of a bunch of German reporters in some Munich bar in 1935 saying, ‘Hey, Goering, he was an entertaining guy. I tell you what, he had some great stories.’ Nothing is normal about this at all. And if you watch his speech last night, it was completely unhinged. And what I am obsessed with is, stop treating him like he is a normal candidate, that this is some kind of Bob Dole, Mitt Romney. This is really not."

Noah Rothman of National Review joins Tony Katz to discuss the aftermath of the New Hampshire GOP primary. Is there a path forward for Nikki Haley? How does the crossover vote play out in November's general election? Watch the FULL episode of 'The Show' with Tony Katz HERE: https://rumble.com/v490qif-trump-takes-new-hampshire-yet-haley-remains.html ****** SUBSCRIBE ON RUMBLE: www.rumble.com/tonykatz BECOME A SUPPORTER: http://tonykatz.com ****** Follow Tony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonykatz Follow Tony on Facebook: https://facebook.com/tonykatzradio Follow Tony on Instagram: https://instragram.com/tonykatz

Biden: “We’re fundamentally changing the economy of this country, and everybody’s getting a little worried about it. Corporate America found the cheapest labor in the world. They sent the jobs to those laborers and sent the product back to us. But not anymore! We’re building product here and shipping it overseas! (Cheering and Applause) Buy American and build American! I mean it! And what’s really important, you made sure the auto future of the world will be made in America!” ****** SUBSCRIBE ON RUMBLE: www.rumble.com/tonykatz BECOME A SUPPORTER: http://tonykatz.com ****** Follow Tony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonykatz Follow Tony on Facebook: https://facebook.com/tonykatzradio Follow Tony on Instagram: https://instragram.com/tonykatz

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Biden: “We’ll teach Donald Trump an — a valuable lesson. Don’t mess with the women of America unless you want to get [inaudible].”

Jean-Pierre: “The president spoke to this last week, a little bit, too. He said — you know, he — he called out — he said to House Republicans, ‘Do you really want to actually fix this problem? Do you really actually want to do the work that’s needed to deal with the issue that we’re seeing at the border? Do you really want to fix this immigration system?’ I’m adding on to what the president said. But that’s a question for House Republicans. I think we have proven, Republicans in the Senate, and Democrats in the Senate, have proven that we actually want to work on this issue, on this broken system, and so, look, if they are real about this, if they want to fix this problem, then they would get involved. They would get involved. But they haven’t, right? You heard me say back at the end of last year, they left in the middle of December while negotiations were happening with Republicans in the Senate and the Democrats in the Senate. So, you know, this is a real problem. This is an issue that Americans care about, and they want to see it done in a bipartisan way. That’s what we’re trying to do. That’s what we’re trying — I don’t know why House Republicans continue to get in the way.”

Reporter: “What do you say to House Republicans who are trying to impeach Mayorkas, sir?” Biden: “I don’t get it.” Reporter: “Do you think it’s unconstitutional? And do you believe that the border is secure?” Biden: “No, it’s not. I haven’t believed that for the last 10 years. I’ve said it for the last 10 years. Give me the money.” Reporter: “Do you believe your policies have enabled any of this crisis at the border?” Biden: “No, I’ve — I’ve asked for thousands more — everything from the judges — anyway...”

Reporter: “Why are you repeating this false claim that Republicans voted to reduce the number of the Border Patrol agents even though The Washington Post gave the administration three Pinocchios for that?” Jean-Pierre: “So, we don’t believe it’s a false claim. Our statements were very direct here. Last year, House GOP voted — voted — and not only did they vote for it, but they touted, they touted their Limit, Save, Grow Act. That’s the act — “ Reporter: “And they vowed that it would never affect Border Patrol.” Jean-Pierre: “They voted for and touted it. This is an act and this would have forced the elimination of 2,000 Border Patrol agents. That’s what this act that they touted, that they voted for in the House. So, that was their proposal, and that was what they voted for back in May.”

Sanders: “Jake, we have got to, as Americans, take a very deep breath. What is going on in Gaza right now is a horrendous humanitarian catastrophe. We’re looking at 23,000 people who have been killed. Almost 60,000 have been wounded. And two-thirds of the people who have been killed are women and children. You’re looking at 70 percent of the housing units in Gaza that have been destroyed. Jake, if I use the word Dresden, Germany, to you, you think about the horrific destruction during World War II of that city. What is going on in Gaza now in three months is worse than what took place in Dresden over a two-year period. This is a catastrophe. And now, according to the United Nations, after you have 1.9 million people displaced from their homes — they don’t have food, they don’t have water, they don’t have medical equipment, they don’t have fuel — what you are looking at is imminent starvation. Children are starving to death. So, my view has been from the beginning, Israel has a right to respond to this horrific terrorist attack from Hamas, but you do not have a right to go to war against an entire people, women and children. And the United States Congress has got to act because a lot of this destruction is being done with military weapons supplied by the United States of America. And what the resolution that I’m introducing is about, it’s consistent with the Foreign Assistance Act. It says that, if American military assistance is given to any country, Saudi Arabia, Israel, any other country, it has got to be used consistent with human rights, international human rights standards, and American law. In my opinion, that is certainly not the case. We have a horrific humanitarian catastrophe. We cannot turn our backs on it. Congress has got to start moving to protect children in Palestine.”

MILEI (via translator): “Do not surrender to the advance of the state. The state is not the solution, the state is the problem itself. You are the true protagonists of this story. And rest assured that as from today, Argentina is your staunch, unconditional ally. Thank you very much, and long live freedom, dammit!”

Joy Reid is engaged in such bigotry, it is remarkable that MSNBC keeps her on air. The only way Joy Reid is able to participate in conversation on any topic is to find a way to connect bigotry and racism to it. This is what passes as intelligence on the political left. She claims that white American Christians vote for Trump because they are racists who want to force their white Christianity on all the land. Joy Reid is just one example of what you are up against, with Rachel Maddow being another. Rachel Maddow won't broadcast Donald Trump live because MSNBC doesn't air "untrue things" as a policy. Then why do they continue to air Biden speeches? What happens when regular Americans start to believe Reid and Maddow about how dangerous the threat of Republicans is? What happens when Americans feel empowered to stop the threat? This is what you are up against. ****** SUBSCRIBE ON RUMBLE: www.rumble.com/tonykatz BECOME A SUPPORTER: http://tonykatz.com ****** Follow Tony on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonykatz Follow Tony on Facebook: https://facebook.com/tonykatzradio Follow Tony on Instagram: https://instragram.com/tonykatz

REPORTER: "Would you call the situation on the southern border a 'crisis'?" BIDEN: "No but I would say we need to react. I've been pushing that on my Republican colleagues since I got into office. I think we have to make some major changes in the border, I've been pushing them. Prepared to make significant [inaudible] on the border. Negotiations going on the last 5 weeks, I'm hoping we get there."

Pro-Palestine protesters chant "F*** Joe Biden" outside of the White House January 13, 2024.

Jeffries: “This week has once again revealed that extreme MAGA Republicans have zero interest in doing anything productive, that is designed to benefit the American people. House Republicans are the party of insurrection, impeachment, and illegitimate investigations, nothing more, nothing less — insurrection, impeachment and illegitimate investigations. These extremists have made clear, once again this week, that they have no ideas, no agenda, no vision, and have made no progress on solving problems for everyday Americans. It’s sad, and it’s shameful that extreme MAGA Republicans have turned the House of Representatives into a spectacle and a national embarrassment. The most unproductive Congress in modern American history being presided over by these MAGA Republicans whose agenda — let me correct myself — is chaos, dysfunction and extremism, that’s their agenda. That’s their substantive agenda anchored around insurrection, impeachment, and illegitimate investigation.”

SCARBOROUGH: “How does that message — how do — how do we connect that? Because even conservatives, even — even a conservative, like Gerard Baker, who is the editor emeritus for ‘The Wall Street Journal,’ talked about winners and losers, winner of the year, America’s economy, and he said, sorry, I know I’m going to upset a lot of people, but as Katty says all the time, America’s economy, Joe Biden’s work and America’s economy is the envy of the world. How do we get that message out to voters?” Pelosi: “Well, again, I used to say when I was speaker, I can bake the pie, or I can sell the pie. It’s hard to bake and sell at the same time. He’s been working very hard. And now he has to sell it.” BRZEZINSKI: “Right.” Pelosi: “He has to sell it. And again, this is a very responsible, knowledgeable values based person who takes his responsibility seriously. Now it’s time to —“ BRZEZINSKI: “Campaign.” Pelosi: “— make the public aware of it.” BRZEZINSKI: “Yeah.” [crosstalk] Pelosi: “And that’s a part of it.” KAY: “The pie is almost ready.” BRZEZINSKI: “The pie is ready.” SCARBOROUGH: “Almost.” BRZEZINSKI: “No, I hear they’re coming out of the gate, and I think they’re going to start really pushing hard.”

Jean-Pierre: “Inflation fell to the lowest level in three years. That’s important. Consumer confidence is at the highest level since July and the second-highest level in two years." BURNS: “Who feels good about the economy right now? Who feels bad about the economy right now? Alright. Shelley, let me ask you first. What do you think is going on economically? What are the challenges you are facing economically?” UNKNOWN: “I would think it would be groceries, gas, everything you have to buy every day is way more expensive than previous years.” BURNS: “Let me — let me ask you this. Right now, when you look on paper, right, you’ve got low unemployment rates, wages are up, inflation is easing, stock market is doing well, but are you feeling any of that? How do you feel about the economy day to day? UNKNOWN: “I’m not sure I agree with what you just said.” UNKNOWN 2: “Not better off now than I was four years ago. I retired three years ago. I never planned on using some of the money that I saved to retire that I had to use because of the economy now. So, I don’t know if the stock market is up, I must be in the wrong place. Because I’m not making the same money that I was making before.” Jean-Pierre: "And so we’re glad to see that Americans are feeling more confident about the economy.”

DeSantis: “When you start talking about using those types of terms, I don’t think that helps us move the ball forward. I would not put it in those terms. (...) I want to stop the invasion at the border 100 percent but then legal immigration should really only be for people that buy into our core values as a country and that actually want to assimilate into American society.”

HARRIS: "You know, every election cycle we talk about 'this is the most election of our lifetime.' Lawrence, this one is. I’ve been fortunate and blessed during the course of being Vice President have many situations where it becomes clear to me that there are – you know, people of every age and gender, by the way, who see something about being the first that lets them know they don’t need to be um- limited by other people's limited um- understanding of who can do what."