Well, Tik-talk is really just a Trojan horse on your phone. It doesn't simply take the content you have in that app. It can take content you have from across your phone, your contacts, your messages, your email, your photos, your browser history. it even has the ability

perhaps to track facial movements

using your camera and record as well

So if you have Tik-Toc on your phone

you should delete it and you should probably get a new phone. U.S. Senator Tom Cotton recently announced that he would not run for president in

2024 and yet at the same time he continues to be one of the most important

voices in Washington on all matters involving American foreign policy and

national security. He plays a leading role in almost every left-right debate

about American military power in geopolitics and also intramight debates about

where Republicans should stand on America's role in the world.

That's why one way or the other you can expect Senator Cotton to help shape the foreign policy of a future Republican presidential administration

and the views of Republican presidential

candidates as the primary season gets going next year.

For these reasons and also as he releases a new book called Only the Strong, which is chock full of fascinating

history of U.S. foreign policy, I want to check in with Senator Scott.

Right now he's in the middle of issues ranging from Iran and Russia Ukraine to China and a proposed ban of Tic-Toc.

He's also taken a contrarian position on the Brittany Griner Prisoner Exchange for Victor Bout.

Before our conversation, first some background on Tom Cotton, who's been on this podcast before.

Senator Cotton represents Arkansas, he currently serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee,

where he's the ranking member for the subcommittee on criminal justice and

counterterrorism. He sits on the Intelligence Committee and also the Armed Services

Committee. He's a graduate of Harvard and Harvard Law School.

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