The Good evening. It's Thursday, March 23rd. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM

Eastern exclusively here on Rumbull, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, an extremely heated, an extremely bipartisan hearing was held by the House Energy and Commerce Committee today.

For more than six hours, members of both political parties took terms heaping all forms of

vitriol and vective and accusatory rage upon the head of the CEO

of Tik-Tok, Shuzzi Chichu.

They accused him of everything from murdering American children to indoctrinating America's

youth with communist propaganda, to purposely silencing black and brown voices and content creators

and discriminating against the Black Lives Matters hashtag to glory and serving as a spying system, masquerading as a social media app to serve the interests of the

Chinese Communist Party.

So complete was the lockstep unity of the two parties that one Republican member

start donically told Chu,

quote,

welcome to the most bipartisan committee in Congress,

and that it was.

The reason for this unified antipathy toward Tik-Tock

seems clear. Both parties are generally in agreement

at least now that China is a great threat to the United States. Both parties

believe that social media in general and Tik-Dok in particular are harmful to the mental health of Americans,

particularly children and teenagers.

And it's much easier to keep scorn on a China-adjacent company and its Singaporean chief executive

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