Concerns Over Online Child Safety Laws

One of the things that's really blown me away is how people are

buying into this story about the online child safety law.

All states are passing these laws,

but it's also being passed by Congress and Senate, and, and, um,

and Trump will sign it.

And it's a really very dangerous law.

It's not about protecting kids. And the thing that blows me away is just,

okay, we've just gone through this whole Epstein

thing,

and we can see that these people are hiding...

I mean, they're, they're just hiding in plain sight what

they do.

They're not getting prosecuted or anything like that.

These people in Congress are either hiding them or they

are the Epstein

perpetrators, right? And then we're trusting them

to pass these online child safety laws.

They don't care about our kids. You know, they don't care about that stuff.

It's not about protecting kids. And so it's a little bit

disappointing to me that people s- through it

all are still looking to the government to solve these problems.

Because I was just talking to, uh...

At, at FreedomFest, actually, I talked to Rand Paul for a few minutes,

and I talked

about this, and he said the problem is,

um, if you, if you go against, you

being him, if, if a senator or, or a legislator goes against

the online child safety law, he says, "We get a flood of calls

from organizations and people on the ground

saying, you know, 'Don't you care about kids?

How can you not pass this?'" All of that stuff. And so that's on us.

We have to really

w- we have to s- learn about this stuff and w-

what it really is, and, and,

uh, we have to stop it.