BOLDUAN: Happening now, Google CEO in the hot seat testifying before the House Judiciary. Big questions, including from Republicans who accuse the online giant of political bias. Brian Stelter has been watching this, joining me now. Brian, what is going on here? What are they saying?</s>BRIAN STELTER, CNN CHIEF MEDIA CORRESPONDENT & CNN HOST, "RELIABLE SOURCES": We are seeing a lot of tech illiteracy from the lawmakers.</s>BOLDUAN: Yes.</s>STELTER: I've got to be honest. This is kind of a repeat of the Facebook hearings with Zuckerberg. This is the first time Google is in the hot seat. Google has been handling it quite well. The questions are about conservative bias or liberal bias in search results. There's not a lot of evidence that exists. There's often concerns about it, not a lot of evidence. So Google is challenging the claims from lawmakers. There is, however, bipartisan concern about data privacy.</s>BOLDUAN: Yes.</s>STELTER: That's where we do see smart questions and important conversations happening about how our phones track us every day, all the time, and how Google uses that data. The company said they are safe about that and responsible. But they need to be challenged. That's what the lawmakers need to do. We also need to question Google and others about YouTube and about conspiracy theories and hateful videos that spread on YouTube. I hope they'll have more questions about that this afternoon.</s>BOLDUAN: We need to watch. Brian, thank you so much.</s>STELTER: Thanks.</s>BOLDUAN: I really appreciate it. Any moment now, President Trump is meeting with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer at the White House. We could hear from them any moment. Can they strike a deal to keep the government from shutting down? That's next.
Google CEO in Hotseat over Alleged Bias.