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people dancing, China might be watching you. Linked audio from social media company TikTok's internal meetings suggested Beijing has repeatedly access data from users here in the US. The recording suggests that TikTok is falling down on its promise to wall off Americans data from its Chinese parent company, with one of the apps researchers telling colleagues, quote, I get my instructions from the main office in bay z oh, no China secretly watching all of us on TikTok. Now

they're gonna know. Oh, money doesn't jiggle, jiggle, it folds. But yeah, based on these audio, leagues, it looks like TikTok's parent company in China actually does have access to our private data, which means the Chinese government probably has access to our private data, which is scary because TikTok knows everything about you, Yeah, tracks what you watch, what you like, and then only shows you that stuff. Like if you asked me to see my four you page,

I'll be like, wh whoa, wha, that's too personal. Yeah, just look at my nudes instead. Actually, that's a mini cooke. And that's why if you remember, Donald Trump was trying to ban TikTok a couple of years ago, right because the US government realized that China could use this as a tool to influence Americans, and also because Eric kept trying to send him friend requests. And you know, it's a little crazy how we're so hooked on social media

that governments don't even need to steal our data anymore. Right, We'll just it to them. Like back in the day they have to hack into a database or break into the social security building. Now we're just giving it to them for free. And I blame myself. I'm part of this problem. Also took part in that personal information challenge that was a big mistake. I hope I go viral.

All right, let's move on from all the data that you're putting into TikTok told the data that's coming out of the January six hearings, the investigation that will somehow result in less punishment than the Oscar slap. Last week we learned mostly about how Trump knew that he had lost.

Then we earned about how Mike Pence almost got hanged, And today's session was all about how President Trump and his allies tried to pressure state officials to sign onto his various schemes for overturning the election, everything from throwing out Biden votes to creating slates of fake electors to even eating the constitution really fast before anyone could look up the election loss. And one of the people Trump depended on most in this pressure campaign was Rudy Giuliani,

his personal lawyer and final boss in a resident evil game. Unfortunately, it seemed like no one wanted to take Rudy's calls. Pennsylvania House Speaker Brian Cutler received daily voicemails from Trump's lawyers in the last week of November. Mr Speaker, this is Rudy Ciliani and Janet Ellis we're calling you together because we like to discussed obviously the election day. Brian, it's Trudy. I really have something important to call your attention.

I think really changes things. Cutler fell that the outreach was inappropriate and asked his lawyers to tell Rudy Giuliani to stop calling, but Giuliani continued to reach out. I understand that you don't want to talk to me now, like you want to bring some facts to your attention and talk to you as a fellow Republican. Oh wow, that's desperate. Rudy made so many un calls. The iPhone just started labeling him as spam. Yeah, and not just his calls, his body it's spam. Can we Acknoledge? Want

to fool this has been huh? This man went from being an American hero so now sounding like a telemarketer selling a coup. If you are now, I'll throw in that chair. Abraham Lincoln is sitting on here. Hello, Hello, Hello. And you know this is just another example of how historic President Trump really was. Any other time in US history, if the president's lawyer called someone, they would take that call. But when Trump's vampire lawyer called people, everyone was like

tell him, I'm ye. Can't tell him I went camping and I died. Compare obeyed my face, tell him I'm not here. Also, not that I'm encouraging it, because I'm not. But if you are going to try and overturn an election, maybe don't leave voicemails. It's a paper trail. Also, it's two text who leaves voice mails? You realize how first are you coming off? Hey, it's me again. Come on, Rudy, just hit him with a quick late night you up for subverting democracy at ponti emoji, red hat emoji, vampire emoji.

Come on, Rudy, keep up at the time. All right, but let's move on. It has now been almost a month since the tragic school shooting in Uvaldi, and while shoots things like this are always traumatic, this particular one has been made worse by how the police in Uvaldi have responded. Right, they didn't go in, They waited for an hour, and then they even stopped parents from trying

to save their own kids. And if that wasn't bad enough, they've been trying to block information about that day from coming out, and each time more information comes out we learn why. This morning, the first surveillance image from inside rob Elementary emerges the photos showing multiple police officers standing inside the building with rifles and at least one ballistic

shield nineteen minutes after the gunmen entered. This despite school police Chief Pete out of those original claim that the officers weren't properly armed to take down the gunmen at that point. Officers didn't enter the classroom and kill the shooter until fifty eight minutes later. The States Director of Public Safety, Stephen McCraw, testifying before lawmakers, blasting law enforcement's response as his department's investigation uncovers new evidence about the massacre.

He says officers were waiting for keys to enter, but investigators finding the door couldn't be locked from the inside, and saying that officers never even tried opening it. Yeah, you know, this story just keeps getting worse and worse. Every single time we learned something, it gets worse and worse.

We already knew that they waited far too long to confront the shooter, but now we found out that they lied about not having enough weapons to go in, because it turns out they had assault rifles, they had body armor and ballistic shields. So I'm sorry what else are they waiting for the Invincible Star from Mario? What was that? Huh? In the room? Like? How do they not go in? You know? Which is, by the way, another thing that we've learned. They didn't even try to get in the classroom,

didn't even try. They told everyone that they had to wait for a key because the door was locked. But the door wasn't locked. They just never tried to open it, which which is ridiculous. Even people waiting outside like a locked botthroom at Starbucks will jiggle the handle after two minutes just to be sure. Sure, they'll try. But it turns out these cops couldn't do what like what will what the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park took five minutes to learn?

They couldn't do that? Just that. And you know what's insane about this whole story is how the one time, the one time it would have been appropriate to go in guns blazing, the cops decide to have a picnic outside. Yeah, but if you're black or you have a broken tail, like oh, then all of a sudden they go a rambo on your ass. Are we're coming in? We're coming in. It's another reminder that you can't just trust what the police say. Like this is one of the clearest reminders.

Yes the police, yes you respect them, but it doesn't mean you just trust every single thing that they say. After an incident, journalists shouldn't be reporting what the police said. They should be investigating what actually happened, because time and time again, time and time again, we learned the cops in America they basically used the same principle as toddlers. They'll tell the truth, but only if it doesn't get them in trouble. No, mommy, the cookies trying to eat me.

I was just responding, I know my body camera wasn't working. Yeah, I turned it off, all right. Finally, let's move on to some lights and news. A lot of exciting stuff happened this weekend. Drake dropped a surprise new album, Beyonce dropped a new single, and not to be outdone, President

Biden had a drop of his own. A scare for President Biden today and when he fell off his bicycle in Rohobeth Beach, Delaware, the seventy nine year old was stopping to talk to reporters when you see there, his foot got caught in the pedal guard as he was dismounting his bike. He quickly got to his feet. Later, on his way out of church, the President repeated that he was doing just fine and hopped in place several times to prove it. Oh, President Biden, that that's just embarrassing.

He was just standing and the bike fell over. And you know, it's actually too bad because before he fell over he was looking kind of good. Yeah. All of us were like, wow, look at him sting that bike and he's eighty years old. And then he stops and falls and we're like, oh, yeah, he's eighty years old. He's eighty years old. And you know, it's not just the falling off of the bike that isn't moving, but

it's the fact that he thought that hopping. I was going to reassure Americans that he still got it, you know, that little because you can see what you can see when he was hopping. In his mind, he looked like creed. He was like, yeah, and look at me, go, look at me go, When in fact it's hopping. He looked like you know, when someone is trying to escape a kidnapper who tied their legs together. It's like that. Now, apparently the reason he fell is because his foot got

caught in the pedal cage. Knowing America means that right now, that bicycle it's already at guantanamobey, Who do you work for? The Taliban? China, Russia? Kamala ah, the silent treatment. Huh okay, that's how you want to play it. Well, you better stop talking. Soon by the time I'm done with you, you'll be on one speed. Don't get slat with me.

You are asshole. Still though, falling down is always an embarrassing thing to happen to anyone, never mind the presidents, which is why former presidents Donald Jolly Trump he made shorts away in One of the greatest travesties of all is to see a person in the White House who, even after years of political experience, has absolutely no clue how to be the president of the United States. And I hope he has recovered because, as you know, he fell off his bicycle today. No, I'm serious, I hope

he's okay, fell off a bicycle. I make this pledge to you today, I will never ever ride a bicycle. Every bicycle in the world breathe the collective side of relief. He's not gonna write us guys, you're not gonna write us thank god gasoline, or a scientist call it dinosaur pep. Over the past few months, global demand for oil has kept rising faster than the supply, to the point where the price of gas in the United States is now six BA billion dollars a gallant. So drivers are hurting.

The good news is that, as always, President Biden wants to help. The bad news is that, as always, it doesn't look like he can. The President this afternoon called on Congress. The temporarily has been the federal gas tacts, which is right now about eighteen cents a gallon. It's a move President Biden has resisted until today, given that it is unlikely to pass Congress. While officials say a gas tax holiday is worth considering, there is a cost.

Those funds are used for repairing roads and infrastructure, important priorities across the country. What the President wants is a three month gas tax holiday on both regular gas and diesel going into September. You also want states to pass their similar versions of that gas tax holiday. The President also had a word specifically here for the oil companies. Here's what he said, bring down the press. You are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you are

pain for the product. Do it now? Do it today? Why are you talking about that? Is this a secret? Should the rest of us be listening? Where does he do that thing? It's so strange, Like Joe Biden is the only president whose vibe shifts in the middle of a sentence. Oil companies, you better lower the prices, please us. I'm begging you, your presidents, You just gotta say things otherwise it makes you look weak. You know, you can't be like Mr Garberg Chev turn down this wall if

you get around to it. It's such an ugly wall, or at least painted. Come on, you know. I feel like this is the big difference between Trump and Biden. You know, it's how they use their power. Because with Trumpet was always like ship is he gonna use his power? And with Biden it's like a ship is he gonna use his power? Also, whoever decided to call it a gas tax holiday, that person should be fired. It's not a holiday. What does that mean? It's a gas tax holiday?

It just be like, we're not charging gas a gas tax holiday. That's the worst holiday of all time. What you save eighteen cents off of gas? And I still have to go to work. Are you shipping me? Even opp day is better than that ship? And this is what always confuses me about this country. Right, everywhere in the world, government's managed to protect their populations from corporate greed. Right like South Africa will limit how high bread prices

can go. The EU will be like, you cannot pump chickens with the same hormones they're using the hulk In China, they're like cryptos done and no more dancing on TikTok, only homework. But whenever the American government has to deal with corporations, they've got about as much power as a tortoise that's stuck on its back. You know, it's just like, come on, oil companies, come on, pass on your savings. Drug companies, don't over judge, but life saving drugs, please

th clear. But still, this is good news for Americans. Instead of the gas tax going to maintaining roads and infrastructure, drivers will now save eighteen cents per gallon, and then you can use those savings to buy a new car after yours gets swallowed up by a pothole. But let's move on to a different problem facing practically everyone in America.

Gun violence. There have been many mass shootings in America over the past couple of decades, and after each one, people have always said, maybe this time will be different, maybe Congress will do something about this, And every time Congress was like no. But ever since the mass shooting in Buffalo and you've all the lost month, a group of sentences from both parties have been working together to see if they can find any common ground on gun reform.

And it turns out this time is different, ever so slightly. This morning, after decades of partisan gridlock, a major breakthrough in Congress, fourteen Republicans joining all fifty Democrats to advance a new compromise on gun restrictions. This is a breakthrough,

and more importantly, it's a bipartisan breakthrough. The deal includes enhanced background checks for people between eighteen and twenty one, closing the so called boyfriend loophole, preventing romantic partners convicted of domestic violence from buying guns, directing more money for states to implement their own plans to address gun violence, and billions for school security upgrades and mental health services.

And Senate Minor Leader Mitch McConnell calls the deal a common sense package of popular steps that will help make these horrifying incidents less likely, while fully upholding the Second Amendment. Oh, I agree with sending Mitchie McConnell. Thank god, the precious Second Amendment has been preserved. Oh yes, I mean, I'm all for protecting kids. But the Second Amendment? Oh have you seen that? You do face? Have you seen it? Who sicking Amendment? Are you? Who sicken Amendment? Are you

you do? You're doable? Sometimes I feel like Americans want to protect the Constitution more than they want to protect the Americans the Constitution is supposed to protect. It doesn't make any sense. So I'm glad we could protect the

Second Amendment. I'll tell you know, if the Second Amendment was in that classroom and you' alludy, the cups would have bust the door down with Mitch McConnell right behind them here Ripert, and I will say, look, I know for a lot of people, it can be hard to know how to feel about this deal because it doesn't include a lot of things that people want. You know, it doesn't ban assault rifles, it doesn't raise age limits, it doesn't even do universal background checks, which is the

most basic thing imaginable. So for some of this kind of thing, you know, it feels like trying to stop Godzilla by dropping a few mouse traps around the city. But on the other hand, on the other hand, after three decades of nothing happening, this deal is something. Please remember that it is something. It's not going to solve everything, but it's something, and something is always better than nothing. That's the entire philosophy behind the hand job. All right,

let's move on. If you've been out to New York City over the past few years, especially pandemic and through it, you've probably noticed a wild new phenomenon. And no, I'm not talking about how the stuff dripping from air conditions doesn't taste as good as this used to, which, no, it really bothers me. Do you sound like a flavor It had a tang when it would like falling your mouth. No. The problem I'm talking about is the squads of dirt bikes and a t vs flooding the streets and sidewalks

like Trump supporters trying to find Mike pens Well. Now, the mayor of New York City has decided to crush this problem literally today, heavy machinery crushed to illegal a t VS, dirt bikes and motorcycles confiscated by the NYPD. Mayor Eric Adams waved checkered flag and work began. He said this effort was to ensure these vehicles cannot ever

terrorize the city again. The NYPD says that it has ceased more than two thousand of these vehicle citywide, an increase of more than eighty percent from this time last year. Hell yeah, baby crushed those blacks. That's what I want from my city government. Yeah. I don't even care about the undefunded schools anymore because this ship rocks. By the way, why is he waving a checkered flag at the beginning of a race, Because you don't understand how a race works.

Kind of the truck is like I've I've finished already. Now look, I will admit as a New Yorker humble bragg. Maybe this isn't the biggest problem the city is facing right now. You know, rents are driving people out of their homes, Traffic is always bad, and the subways are always shutting down because I think we have trains that are scared of the dock or something. Yeah, yeah, no,

I think that's what it is. In New York, you see, because they find and then they go into a tunnel and then they're just like, ah, you guys should walk. I don't know what this is scary. In fact, instead of crushing these bikes, maybe the city could have used them to solve some of the city's problems, you know, I mean, this could have been a solution to the subway problem instead of those trains that always breaking down. Just drop a bunch of dirt bikes into the tunnel,

you know. Yeah, let people we need to work, or give them to the police so they don't have to ride horses anymore. What are you doing stopping criming the eighteen fifties, There are cattle russells on Broadway. Or just hire the dirt by kids to ride around neighborhoods where the rents have gotten unaffordable. Helped keep the prices down. The studio apartment with no bathrooms. You want it, you want it. It costs six thousand dollars a month, one

and ganging. All right, give me fifty bucks. You can have it. And finally, if you want of those people who really likes to vape, first of all, congratulations on being basic. And second of all, you might want to stock up because your supply is about to run out. One of the largest makers of e cigarettes may soon be forced to stop selling its products in this country. The Wall Street Journal says the FDA could order Jewel

e cigarettes off the market as soon as today. The FDA is criticized Jewel for gearing its products towards young people. It already barred the sale of fruity and sweet Eat cigarette cartridges to and hope to continue selling tobacco flavors. It can appeal if the FDA does hand down that band as expected. That's right, people, Jewel e cigarettes are about to be banned. So your days of going around looking like you're blowing R two D two are over. But this is a big move by the FDA because

you realize Jewel is the iconic vaping brand. So by them doing this, it's like going off the soda by banning coke, or going off to coke by banning Don Jr. The Supreme Court the only government department where the dress code is retired. Jedi. You all know how America has been struggling with gun violence for the past let's say half a century or so. Well, while everyone is trying to figure out a solution. The Supreme courts just weighed

in in the most unhelpful way possible. Breaking news at this hour, the U. S. Supreme Court has just issued a major ruling in the challenge to a New York gun law. Now, this is the most significant Second Amendment ruling in more than a decade. In a six or three decision, the Court struck down New York's law, which places restrictions unconcealed handguns. The law in question in New York said to get a concealed carry permit, a person had to go to the county sheriff and show some

special need. Today, the Supreme Court said that's unconstitutional. So this will affect New York, and it will affect half a dozen other states that have similar laws in which you had to show some heightened need beyond just a general desire for self defense to get concealed carry permit. This expands the Second Amendment right. What we don't know is if it completely eliminates the possibility for any sort of gun gun regulation. Oh, I think we do know. I think we do know. You can see where this

is going. This Supreme Court is feeling themselves. Huh, because you realize they finally have all the justices they need to do anything they want. It's like Amy Coney Barrett's was the lost infinity stone that they needed. Yeah, they put it in and now they're just snapping away at all the laws. It's like voting rights, gun control, Miranda rights abortion. Mmm, I love this song. Yeah, but yeah.

The Supreme Court has struck down restrictions on who can carry guns outside of the home, saying that you can't require people to meet certain standards in order to get a license, which makes complete sense because that would be making the militia well regulated. And I mean, you can't

do that, you know, it's not like it's written anywhere. Basically, New York had a law for the past hundred years that said, if you want to just carry a gun around with you wherever you go, you need to prove that you have a specific reason you need that gun, you know, for your protection. You have to go to the police. You have to tell them, you have to explain the whole thing, like maybe someone is making threats against you, or or maybe you're Liam Neeson's daughter and

people keep trying to kidnap you. Even though it seems like it would be way easier to kidnap anyone else's daughter at this point, and the Supreme Court has said

to New York, you can't do that anymore. Yeah, And you know, in a way, this is exciting as a New Yorker, Yeah, because I don't know about you guys, but whenever I've been sitting in rush hour traffic in New York with drivers screaming at each other and and biker's cussing out the drivers, and pedestrians wailing at the bikers and the drivers, the one thing I always think is, man, one thing that would calm this down is if everyone had a gun right now, just a block or two.

Would really cheer this situation now, And I mean it will switch things up, you know. Now, when you're on the subway and you see a guy reaching into his pants, will be like, please let it be a dick. Please let it be a dick. Let it be a dick. Let it be a finis ha ha ha. And it's crazy how this ruling is coming down at the exact same time that Congress finally reached a deal on gun reform.

It took thirty years of trying to come up with these extremely minor gun safety measures, and then the Supreme Court just loops in and moves everything back in that direction. Yeah, Congress is like, we've reached a bipartisan agreement that a change to one year olds can no longer buy guns in late years between the hours of three am and three fifteen. And then the Supreme Court is like, I checked this out. Starting now, every time it rains, it rains guns. Yeah, what do you guys think? So this

is obviously a big setback for gun safety. But if you ask me, New York just needs to get creative. Yeah, they need to think outside of the box in the same way that Texas did. Right, look at what Texas did with banning abortion. They weren't allowed to ban it, so they just made a crazy new law that basically banned it. Anyway, that's what New York needs to do

with guns. Like, yeah, they should say, okay, anyone can buy a gun if they want, but the guns stores are only open on the nights that the Knicks win. All right, let's move on. Let's move on from the people. You know what's funny, It's like, whenever I'm at medicine Squign, I see the players. They're like did you hello? Don't make these jokes, all right, Let's move on from the people who are about to cause havoc with all their guns to the people who are already causing havoc with

all their guns, the police. Over the last year, the city of Chicago has been rocked by incidents where police saw a civilian running away, they decided to chase after them, and somehow they ended up killing them. So now the police department has a new plan to stop those types of killings before they start. Chicago police officers will no longer be allowed to chase people on foot simply because they run away or give chase over minor offenses. The

new policy requires enhanced supervision. Officers must file a report if they start a chase, Food chases will be reviewed, and officers must weigh the seriousness of the offense against the need to make an arrest. Officers can't start a chase if they're hurt, unaware of their location, unable to communicate, or lose their radio or gun. Well, yeah, if you're a cop who's lost your radio and gun and you don't know where you are, you are in no position

to be chasing anyone. Yeah, maybe just throwing the town a man. Today is not your day. But I think this policy actually makes sense because people used to assume that if you're running from a police officer, you must have done something wrong and you need to be chased down. But there are many reasons why someone might want to

run from the police. Maybe they're scared of the police, or maybe the cop is the X and they were just walking around in sweats and they don't want to extra see them and be like, oh, it looks like I made the right choice. And even if the person is a legitimate suspect, you want to make sure that the crime is worth the chase, right, because when police chase a suspect, it is way more likely to end

in violence. Think about it, Once somebody makes you sprint across half the city, you're way more likely to want to beat the ass when you catch them. Yeah, nobody's happy when they're forced to run, even people running marathons, and like, as soon as I get to the finish that I'm gonna choke somebody name. All right, finally, let's move on to some international news. Right now, inflation is out of control, and I mean, we all know this,

except probably Jeff Bezos. You know, yeah, he probably treats bank accounts the same way the rest of us treat closet spaces like, oh, where do I keep my winter dollars? There's no more space. But for everyone else, inflation hurts prices of skyrocket, sing wages on keeping up. And it

turns out it's not just America. This is happening all over the world, which is weird because Fox News told me that Joe Biden is the only reason we have inflation, so that means he's also causing it in Denmark, damn you, Joe. Not one country in particular that's been strug link is the United Kingdom, right where railway workers have been demanding an increase in their pay to help deal with inflation, but their demands have been ignored, so this week they

took action. Britain faces its biggest rail strikes in three decades after last minute talks between a union and train companies failed to agree on pay. Up to forty thousand staffers staged a walkout in a protest over pay and job security. Good morning from a quieter the normal Paddington station, where just one in five services will be running as indeed they are around the country. The Prime Minister has

told his cabinets these strikes are wrong and unnecessary. I want to say something about the rail strikes that did today, causing significant disruption and inconvenience up and down the country. Make it more difficult for people to get to work, risking people's appointments, make it more divot for kids to sit exams, all sorts of unnecessary aggravation. And this is going to cause Yes, it's posterous, are you? I mean I need those trains to get to my illegal work parties.

How else am I supposed to spread COVID? I'll we'll think about very hard, and we're a little leticulous, just as absolutely discussed the robelot. Yes, British railway workers are on strike and now British people have no way to travel to their silly sounding towns. Yeah, there's no way someone from Barton and the Beans can travel to Giggleswick or to Captain Snodsbury or even to another wall of How will they get to another wall of? But for real?

But for real, for real. The truth is a railway strike is actually really serious, right because it is crippling for the UK, so many of its people depend on the trains and I don't know. You guys think British people just get around on flying umbrellas, but that's just the nannies. The people need the trains. And please don't get me wrong. I also understand that this train strike

in con venience as countless people in the UK. But you know who's also inconvenience right because people are complaining in the UK. They're like, all these people need to get back to work. This is terab'll just get back to work. But the train workers are inconvenience. You realize train workers in the UK can't afford to make ends meet anymore, and there's many of them who haven't gotten

a pay increase in ten years. So if now is not the time to get a wage increase, and ten years ago wasn't the time, and then nothing in between was the time, then when we when is the time right? Because I don't care what anybody says, I really don't. It's not fair for somebody to work a full time job but not be able to make ends meet, especially when your bosses make millions in profits. Like if you if you've caught a forward to live, then what's even

the point of working? You only work so that you can live. That's why it's called making a living right. Working without living is like being a parent, but there's no kid. Think about like parents. Every parent knows that being a parent is miserable. But then you're in they just they smile at you, or they do something for the first time, and you're it's all worth it. It's

so dark, But imagine if there was no child. Imagine if there was no child, but you still got woken up in the middle of the night by screams out of no and there's nothing, or just every now and again there's just dipos filled with ship everywhere in your house, and you just gotta just be like, there's no child, what am I doing in this fall? What's the points? And that's what these workers are going through. So this train strike is a big deal. It is affecting customers,

it's affecting employees, it's affecting the British economy. But you know a lot of people don't realize, you know who, this also affects the British trains. Now that I've stopped working, I've had a lot of time and I'm with my thoughts and I've realized What the hell am I? I'm a train, I'm Thomas the Train. But I have a human face. But where is the rest of my boody? Do I have um somewhere? Do I have a paenness? Is it a human painness? Or is it a trained preenness?

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