Wow that is infuriating; ignorance masquerading as arrogance.
Sadly, even though it was carefully explained to him, data on whether or not something constitutes copyright infringement does not exist. That's not a technical problem. It's not something you can change with a magical computer program. Infringement rests upon whether or not the person has permission to do whatever it is they're doing. That data is simply not available, so there aren't any numbers for Google (or anyone else) to crunch. He can only say it's easy because he doesn't know anything.
If he worked in sales, I bet he'd promise customers a time machine, collect a huge bonus, then blame the geeks for failing to deliver.
Rep. Marino: "wakes up from daydream you nerds are smart, you can figure it out"
/rage...