Is social media actually designed to hook us? And who's legally responsible if it is? Journalist and author Fortesa Latifi joins to break down the landmark Section 230 trial, the dark reality of family vlogger culture, and what influencers told her on the record about monetizing their kids' worst moments. Her book Like, Follow Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online is out April 7th. Plus: DOGE staffers couldn't define DEI under oath, because they used ChatGPT to cut over 1,400 humanities grants, including funding for a Holocaust documentary. We break it all down. Also: Iran cyber threats, why Joe Rogan feels betrayed by Trump, and Katherine Heigl's Mar-a-Lago moment. The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday.   LINKS Pre-order Like, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online, by Fortesa Latifi, out April 7, 2026 Follow The Moment LIVE YouTube Substack Instagram TikTok CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold Open Banter 00:33 Today’s Rundown Preview 01:29 COVID Anniversary Memories 02:04 Patient Zero and Swine Flu 05:14 Iran Cyber and Oscar Threats 07:46 Rogan Feels Betrayed 11:51 Doge Bros and ChatGPT Cuts 13:39 Deposition Clip DEI Confusion 17:58 Katherine Heigl at Mar-a-Lago 21:34 Introducing Fortessa Latif 23:41 COVID Fueled Creator Boom 24:24 Mom Influencers vs Family Vlogs 25:23 Exploitation Backlash and Views 28:26 Adoption and Political Pipelines 32:45 Who Watches and What Comes Next     Topics: social media addiction, Section 230, family vloggers, kids and social media, DOGE cuts, ChatGPT in government, Joe Rogan Trump, Iran cyber attack, current events, politics explained