Bunny Huang expresses disbelief and criticism toward the idea that modifying one's own hardware for personal use should be legally restricted.

“I was like, oh my god, I didn't even realize this was like I didn't realize this was like a thing. Like, why how could this even possibly be illegal for me trying to run my own code on my own box?”

He claims that streaming political debates with commentary is protected under fair use and that CNN's attempts to restrict it are meant to control the political narrative.

“I said to YouTube, I was like this is fair use. I don't need to ask them anything. Right. You you can't lock down a the former president and the current president debating the future of this country”

He argues that streaming debates with live fact-checking and commentary constitutes fair use under copyright law.

“Additionally, if it's transformative, meaning that you change that content enough, you add something to it, it is no longer a violation of copyright.”