Verdict with Ted Cruz What's Next for Tik Tok in America, Biden's Pandora's Box plus Trump Nominations Move Forward Week In Review
Jan 25, 2025
The podcast dives into the future of TikTok in America, highlighting national security concerns tied to its Chinese ownership. It also critiques Biden's pardons and the U.S. stance on Iran's nuclear aspirations. Additionally, the discussion touches on the need for accountability in international organizations like the UN amid terrorism allegations, as well as the importance of reestablishing deterrence in U.S. foreign policy while navigating geopolitical challenges. The conversation is laced with insights on innovation's impact on social responsibility.
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TikTok's Threat
- TikTok, owned by ByteDance, is a national security risk due to Chinese government control.
- They use it for espionage, propaganda, and pushing harmful content to young Americans.
Different TikToks
- The Chinese version of TikTok offers educational content like math and calculus.
- Meanwhile, the American version exposes youth to harmful trends and propaganda.
TikTok's Divestment
- Congress passed a law aiming to force China to divest from TikTok, not ban it entirely.
- A 90-day extension allows time for a sale to a non-Chinese entity.