coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

China's approach, and you see this through Tik-Toc,

is, so you say that you want diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Like, well, we it works out for you.

We're going to give you a fire hose of diversity and inclusion

and see how it works out for you.

We're going to create a massive social media platform

where everyone is on an equal footing except you know the algorithm

surfaces new talent in the ways that you'll never know because it's proprietary

information. It's inclusive everyone you can be as big of a freak of any kind that you want. You can hate America from the far right. You can hate America from the far left. You can be a regime sim from the far left. You can be a sort of laser-eyed reactionary Biden supporter you know you can be

anyone and anything on Tik-Tok and you are welcome and you might become famous and you might even you know make some kind of living off it

and then infinite diversity you know you can you can get the very best based

shi-h-h-h-hosts on tic-talk you can can get the dankest sort of like trans propaganda on TikTok you can you can really have it all and you're gonna keep eating this until you people explode.

You say you like Big Max, well, we're gonna give you a fire hose

of Big Max, we're gonna strap you to the chair

and feed you Big Max till you die.

That is what Tik-Tok is capable of doing. Oh, Welcome once again to the roundtable your weekly publishers and editors

podcast here at The American Mind.

I am your host for this week in our new rotation.

Spencer Clavin, Associate Editor of the Clermont Review of Books and Editor at large of the American mind.

I am still at large. I have not yet been brought to justice. Much like Donald Trump,

I continue to evade the law's best efforts to throw me in jail.

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