Alright guys, so it might actually be happening. TikTok could be banned in the US. We're gonna talk about it. Let's get into it.

Welcome everybody. I'm your host, Amla Epinobi. We've got Taylor in Nashville.

Well, happy St. Patrick's Day to you. It is St. Patrick's Day and I'm not wearing green guys.

Although you can't pinch me or I will hashtag me to you. So do not touch me.

Taylor, where's your green? Is it your hat?

Yeah, this is the best I got today. I can't hang a bow hunting hat on.

It's close enough and shot out to Cameron Haynes. Speaking of camps, we have Cam in the producer's bay.

What's up guys? Cam, where's your green?

It's on my pants. He's not gonna stand up and show you guys.

It's not that type of show over here, ladies and gentlemen.

We're gonna talk about a few different things today. TikTok possibly getting banned in the United States.

Talking about the different motivations for that. Fat talk, which is a new section of TikTok that I've recently grown a custom to, where obese people share what they eat in a day.

So we're gonna have a conversation about that. California moving to possibly ban certain candies due to chemicals and carcinogens that are used to make them.

We're talking Skittles, Pez, things of that nature. Plus, is Walmart racist for the certain inventory that it chooses to protect from shoplifting?

Also, is your pantry racist? Because pantry porn, according to New York Post, has been deemed to be rooted in racism and sexist behavior, says a Loyola professor.

We're also gonna be talking and hearing from a man who has decided to cut off his family and essentially not talk to his family anymore because they are GOP voters.

His dad, in particular, people bringing down the hammer on him and talking about family disagreements.

Plus, that's a similar theorist. There she is.

Gives a fun little post game speech to the Howard Men's basketball team and it is now going viral for cringy cringy reasons.

So guys, let's talk TikTok. Here's the headline at a VNPR. Biden administration demands that TikTok be sold or risk a nationwide ban.

So TikTok has been circulating in conversation as far as being banned for quite some time now. The Trump administration tried to do it, was shot down by the courts.

Now the Biden administration is taking a second crack at it, stating that they demand that the Chinese owned TikTok be sold to, I guess, an American parent company or that the popular video app could face bans in the United States.

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