Does it translate to action on the ground in the state?

A- absolutely.

I mean, look, in, in Michigan, we are spreading the message right now that, uh, America and the state of Michigan is in a battle.

We are in a battle of common sense versus socialism.

Common sense versus terrorist sympathizing.

That's the battle we're in here in Michigan, and Mike Rogers being on stage and speaking about that to a national audience i- is gonna resonate.

No.

Like, that, that's not something that should be done in American society or here in Michigan.

Tell us what it would do and tell us why you introduced it.

So we introduced the App Store Accountability Act because we saw the same problem everybody else sees, and that's that we have kids around the state and around the country that are constantly on their phones, constantly on their iPads, And on apps that we really don't know exactly what type of content they're seeing, especially when it comes to the ads that are coming through.

And there's really very little protections when it comes to it.

And so the App Store Accountability

So what's the future here? Are the Democratic versions Republican going to come together or are you just pushing on your side?

Actually, we have Democrats co-sponsors on it.

I don't remember which ones actually co-sponsored it with me because I started that process a while ago.

Protecting kids in this area is a bipartisan effort, especially, again, the way that we drafted it.