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Sep 28, 2026

Brian ThomasHOST
66:19
It could go up to $300 million if certain conditions, I guess, aren't met.
Brian ThomasHOST
66:25
Anyway, the attorney general there, Steve Marshall, this is a great day for Alabama parents tonight.
Brian ThomasHOST
66:30
They can rest easier knowing real protections are in place to shield their children from the dangers of social media.
Brian ThomasHOST
66:36
TikTok has agreed to give parents real control over what their kids see and how much time they spend on the app.

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Rebecca SurendorffGUEST
137:03
But I do think the civil piece, which is what opens up those court doors, which is a different standard as well.
Rebecca SurendorffGUEST
137:10
And in Ohio, if we can open up our civil court, we are the only state in the country that has a civil registry.
Rebecca SurendorffGUEST
137:18
So this is this, incredible opportunity actually that we can have a list with the attorney general that if someone was found in civil court to have sexually abused a child we can actually now record their name on a civil registry and our youth serving organizations can start using that as a resource to have a better gate on their doors that they know that they're actually letting in adults that are suitable to work with children
Brian ThomasHOST
137:45
That sounds logical and reasonable.
Ike MorganHOST
3:11
Now, Petway's lawyer denied that Bruce Petway had ever been involved in illegal gambling.
Ike MorganHOST
3:17
He noted that the statements came years after a federal judge ordered assets returned to Petway that had been seized by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.
Ike MorganHOST
3:28
Lawyers for the defendants denied that they had defamed Petway, and Brown's lawyers argued that the high damages are not constitutional.
Ike MorganHOST
3:38
Meanwhile, Birmingham public radio station WBHM reported apparently will be using the name Gulf of America.
Keegan BillingsHOST
19:11
Now this comes just days after what would have been the first state trial over claims that the platform was built to addict minors.
Keegan BillingsHOST
19:18
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall's office said the money is due within 45 days.
Keegan BillingsHOST
19:23
Marshall said that TikTok has agreed to give parents real control over what their kids see and how much time they spend on the app.
Keegan BillingsHOST
19:30
The complaint had accused TikTok of designing addictive features, as well as exposing young users to serious mental harms and misleading the public about safety.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:12
Number five.
Dale JacksonHOST
1:13
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined a multi-state letter urging Congress to add women's sports protections to the Protect College Sports Act, saying, In Alabama, we will not apologize for protecting opportunities that our female athletes have earned.
Dale JacksonHOST
1:28
And to protect college sports, you have to protect women's sports.
Dale JacksonHOST
1:32
As the Senate nears a vote and conference leaders work on Plan B, A revenue share cap and transfer rules if the bill stalls in the House.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
2:41
Alabama and TikTok have reached a multi-million dollar settlement.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
2:44
Attorney General Steve Marshall says that Alabama will receive at least $116 million and up to $300 million if certain conditions are met.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
2:53
Marshall first filed the complaint against TikTok in April 2025, alleging it exploited children by addicting them to damaging content and misrepresenting the platform's safety.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
3:03
A trial was scheduled to begin Monday.
Jennifer KuiperCORRESPONDENT
2:41
Alabama and TikTok have reached a multi-million dollar settlement.
Jennifer KuiperCORRESPONDENT
2:45
Attorney General Steve Marshall says that Alabama will receive at least $116 million and up to $300 million if certain conditions are met.
Jennifer KuiperCORRESPONDENT
2:53
Marshall first filed the complaint against TikTok in April 2025, alleging it exploited children by addicting them to damaging content and misrepresenting the platform's safety.
Jennifer KuiperCORRESPONDENT
3:03
A trial was scheduled to begin Monday.
Rob MartirHOST
2:41
Alabama and TikTok reached a multi-million dollar settlement.
Rob MartirHOST
2:45
Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Friday that Alabama will receive at least $116 million.
Rob MartirHOST
2:51
and up to $300 million of certain conditions are met.
Rob MartirHOST
2:54
Marshall first filed the complaint against TikTok in April 2025, alleging it exploited children by addicting them to damaging content and misrepresenting the platform's safety.
Rob MartirHOST
2:42
Alabama and TikTok reached a multi-million dollar settlement.
Rob MartirHOST
2:46
Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Friday that Alabama will receive at least $116 million and up to $300 million of certain conditions are met.
Rob MartirHOST
2:55
Marshall first filed the complaint against TikTok in April 2025, alleging it exploited children by addicting them to damaging content and misrepresenting the platform's safety.
Rob MartirHOST
3:05
The social media giant and its parent company ByteDance admitted to no wrongdoing.
Rob MartirHOST
2:26
Alabama and TikTok reached a multi-million dollar settlement.
Rob MartirHOST
2:30
Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Friday that Alabama will receive at least $116 million and up to $300 million of certain conditions are met.
Rob MartirHOST
2:39
Marshall first filed the complaint against TikTok in April 2025, alleging it exploited children by addicting them to damaging content and misrepresenting the platform's safety.
Rob MartirHOST
2:49
The social media giant and its parent company, ByteDance, admitted to no wrongdoing.
JTHOST
38:35
Thank you, J.T. All right, 718 now.
JTHOST
38:37
Alabama's Morning News, our Attorney General, Steve Marshall.
JTHOST
38:40
Alabama's morning news.
JTHOST
38:41
I'm JT.

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