The Megyn Kelly Show Big Tech Held Liable in Major Case, Iran War Support Slides, Dems' Surprise FL Wins: AM Update 3/26
Mar 26, 2026
A landmark legal turning point for major social platforms, with juries finding liability for addictive features and child safety failures. New polling shows rising public opposition to U.S. actions related to Iran amid conflicting reports about talks. A federal watchdog probe targets no-bid government contracts linked to a former DHS official. Democrats score surprise wins in deep-red Florida legislative races.
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Platforms Liable For Design-Driven Youth Harm
- Juries found social platforms can be held civilly liable for design choices like infinite scroll and autoplay linked to youth mental-health harms.
- In KGM's bellwether trial, Meta and YouTube were ordered $3 million after testimony from top execs including Mark Zuckerberg.
Massive Penalties Applied Under Consumer Fraud Law
- A New Mexico civil case found Meta willfully concealed dangers to children and assessed massive statutory penalties totaling 37,500 violations.
- The $375 million verdict used consumer fraud law at $5,000 per willful violation as the calculation mechanism.
Public Opinion Turns Against Iran Operation
- Public support for Operation Epic Fury is declining, with 61% disapproving of Mr. Trump's handling and 59% saying launching the operation was wrong.
- Polling from March 16–22 showed partisan splits: 90% Democrats disapprove while 69% of Republicans approve.