Good evening. It's Tuesday, November 11th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update, our live

nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 o'clock p.m. Eastern on the dot,

exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube. Tonight, although the idea

of the TikTok ban was first introduced in 2020 by claiming that it allowed China undue influence over American minds.

The bill only attracted enough votes to pass after October 7, 2023. When the Biden White

House and leading Democrats in Congress became convinced that young Americans were turning against

Israel, not because they were watching dead babies be blown up every day and

starved to death and sat on fire, but rather because that platform was simply too permissive

when it came to anti-Israel content. Now the for sale of TikTok is putting it into the hands

of the same Larry Ellison whose family just bought CBS, and who just happens to be, by coincidence,

the largest ever private donor to the friends of the IDF. Already, as expected, extreme censorship

of Israel critics is very visible on the platform, and we'll talk to Guy Christensen, who is a

very young and very popular TikTok commentator, who has made criticism

of Israel, one of his primary focal points, and has already seen and firsthand experienced

an explosion of censorship firsthand on that site when it comes to that foreign country.

Then the president of Syria was welcomed today for a state visit at the White House.

Even under the most normal of circumstances, that would be newsworthy.

No Syrian president has ever been received before at the White House.

But given who the current Syrian president is, a long-time operative and even leader of al-Qaeda.

As you may recall, that's the group in whose name the U.S. launch then fought for 25 years,

a multifaceted war, both abroad and at home.

The imagery of him being welcomed into the White House in the Oval Office was absolutely wild.

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