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Thank you. Good morning and welcome to Bonjino Report Early Edition, live from the Washington, D.C. Rumble

studio.

Trump considers preventing the Washington, D.C. Rumble Studio.

Trump considers preventing the upcoming TikTok band,

ban the mother of a deceased open AI whistleblower,

reveals some explosive information about her son's death,

and Trump appoints Mel Gibson and Sylvester Stallone to be his special ambassadors to Hollywood.

All this on Von Dina Report, early edition.

TikTok is scheduled to shut down in the U.S. on Sunday, January 19th, due to a federal ban unless the Supreme Court decides to intervene.

And this action would affect millions of users with potential penalties for using VPNs to bypass this ban.

So apparently they're probably serious about this.

Now, of course, on the one side, you have the Uniparty and everyone who's been essentially sci-opt by the Uniparty,

who insists that the TikTok ban is necessary for national security and the privacy of American citizens.

And then on the other side, you have hordes of regular Americans, especially young Americans,

who love TikTok and are insisting that, hey, our government spies on us all the time,

and the deep state doesn't care about our safety or our privacy.

And that has been my take for basically two years now.

But before I get into the specifics, Gen Z TikTokers have responded to the upcoming ban by

flocking to Shai Aung-Shu. And I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right, but the English version

of this app is called

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