I would have loved an article called Why is the Libs of TikTok fueling outrage among the

right?

But this article was called Meet the Woman behind Lips of TikTok, secretly fueling the rights outrage

machine.

And if you ask me, this is like definitional doxing.

If that is true that this is one of the most important conservative activists in the

country and being shared by Rogan, as I mentioned, peering on Tucker Carlson anonymously. That to me is a

journalistic question. Who is this person? Welcome to The Lost Debate of Show for Politically

Eclectics. I'm Robbie Burett. I'm Corey Buretti, I'm really excited about the stories today. Yeah, we got a hot one today. On today's show, South Carolina is set to execute a death row inmate by firing squad. We'll talk capital punishment in America. How many libraries do I have to donate before I can get my kid into Yale? So Ravi here went to Yale Law School, so his kids will probably get in regardless of their LSAT score.

We revisit the practice. Do I have to donate before I can get my kid into Yale? Ravi here went to Yale Law School, so his kids will probably get in regardless of their

L-Sat score.

We revisit the practice of universities showing a preference to kids of alumni.

And we'll talk to a former school principal around here who may have some thoughts on the

Biden administration's new rules for charter schools and their access to federal grants.

But first things first, one of these days will launch that milk toast centrist of TikTok page

we've always dreamed of.

But for now, the world has libs of TikTok.

An aggregator account that gathers up clips, it purports to represent left-wing America,

LGBT America in particular, and drops them in our Twitter feed.

Since last year it's gained a huge amount of influence on the online world of right-wing politics,

leading Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz to enter the chat.

We'll get to her role in all this here in a second, but let's start by describing just what this page does.

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