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Chapter 1: Why are TikTok users moving to Red Note?
All right, guys, happy Wednesday. I want you guys to know that I did it. I did it. I joined Red Note, the Chinese app that TikTok users are flooding to. A lot is in Mandarin. I'm trying to learn the how. Some people are claiming that this is treachery, that we are traitors to America to willingly give our data to a foreign nation. So let's discuss that. Plus, whoa.
Oh my, have you guys heard about the Rory Sykes story? That is the former child actor, he was disabled, whose mother claims that he died in their estate because the water was shut off, right? I'm talking about the Californian fires. But the fire department is disputing her claim, saying that the water was not shut off. So it is a story that seems to be haunting the internet. We should discuss it.
Also, crunchy moms, where you at? The FDA has moved to ban red dye three from food. What does all this mean? Welcome back to Candace. Thank you. All right. So my life is crazy. It wasn't even 9 a.m. this morning before I was accused of being a Chinese spy. I'm not kidding on X. Someone called me a Chinese spy. You're obviously a Chinese spy. And yesterday I was accused of being funded by Qatar.
And earlier this week, I was accused of working for the Kremlin, Russia. So I really can't keep up. I've decided that I'm just in my James Bond era. I'm working for everybody and nobody at the exact same time. So to what do I owe this later honor? Okay, well, I signed up for Red Note, as I said at the top of the show.
That is the Chinese app that TikTokers are now flooding to in anticipation of the ban, which is scheduled to take effect this Sunday. Unless a Supreme Court miracle takes place, meaning that the highest court in the land would have to move to block it. TikTok is going to otherwise shut its application for U.S. users. And yeah, there you go.
We have a federal ban and that feels like it is creeping onto our free speech. President Joe Biden last April signed the law in requiring ByteDance to sell its U.S. assets by January 19th. 2025, or they would face a nationwide ban.
And it looks like the Supreme Court, by the way, is inclined to uphold the law, despite the fact that I will say Donald Trump has come in and said he'd like the deadline to at least be extended so that he can get into office and take a look at it. Now, some people might be asking, and I think it's a fair question, Candace, you are America first. You bill yourself as America first.
How could you do this? OK, so I'm going to explain to you why. First and foremost, because it's funny. I have a very good sense of humor and the federal government playing whack-a-mole with Gen Z is objectively hilarious. Oh, we're going to get rid of this one. Boop. They pop up and they found another one and they're posting and the posts are hilarious. We're going to get into it.
And just to remind you, yesterday we discussed this, the origin of all of this. Obviously, absolutely no person with a clear thinking mind believes what they are trying to sell us right now, that this move was done because the government is just so concerned about our data, our Oh, it is so suddenly concerned about, oh, we don't want China, China bad.
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Chapter 2: What happened to Rory Sykes in the LA fires?
They're creating videos to welcome American refugees onto their app, okay? Take this one woman as just one example.
Hey, TikTok refugees. I swear to God, this is the most funny shit ever seen since Brexit. Okay, so my name is Roxy Cat, your cat sister here. I'm a little bit popular here. And clearly, I'm one of the people that you don't need translation to understand. Yes, since I've been here for so long, so trust me when I say this, this should be your little Retina 101.
So we Chinese people, we are really kind and heartwarming. You're gonna see us welcoming people everywhere, but there are just some certain types of people that we don't welcome at all. First of all, if you ever think Panda Express is the most delicious Chinese food, get the f*** out of here!
Second of all, if you can't tell the difference between a dragon and a lion, you got five seconds to learn and report to me immediately. Third, if you ever dare to mix us up with Japanese or Korean, you'll be put into the plague zone immediately. Unless, though, we messed up and pretend that we're Korean ourselves. Yeah, a few things. Don't say any s*** about our country. It's the key to respect.
But hey, if you want to talk about yours, it's okay. You're already refugees now. You can come out.
So that's just one woman. And then it was actually kind of funny because an ex people were saying, you don't even realize what you're signing up for. This app bans people for being LGBTQ. So welcome to an app that is sponsored by communists. And there definitely are Chinese people making videos and they're very funny.
So this is meant to be tongue in cheek for sensitive people that are out there about being gay. Take a listen.
There's only two gender out here, male and female. If you are gay, just be gay. Don't talk about you're gay. We all know you're gay. Just don't talk about it. If you're a lesbian, you cool, you cool. If you are LGBTQ, whatever, keep it that to yourself.
So these are the rules that they're laying down for Americans that are joining the app. And some Americans are creating all of these videos and making videos to one another. Other Americans being like, we need to actually follow these rules. Just like this one American user who is warning other people in the USA that we just, we got to listen this time. Take a listen.
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Chapter 6: What is the significance of the TikTok ban for Gen Z?
Basically, her caption says, when you have to find a new karaoke song because we can't all just be girls, girls. And another TikToker similarly was very upset with the news because Trump, Orange Man, bad. Take a listen.
Carrie Underwood, what happened to putting Louisville sluggers into the headlights of men who cheat? What happened to that? Oh, we can just sing at their inaugurations now? That's just cool, fun, and fun. What happened to carving your name into his leather seats? Doesn't apply anymore, I guess.
And she's not the only one who has a question about why Carrie Underwood would possibly perform at Trump's inauguration. How could she do this to us? Here's another young woman who really explains the logic of why Carrie Underwood just should not have done this. Take a listen.
Carrie Underwood, it appears we have lost you. Can I just say, I'm devastated. I loved a... I dug my keys into the side of it. And you know what? Can I just say, I saw you on New Year's Eve, Carrie, with TLC. I remember the days of American Idol when you used to kick it backstage with Fantasia and Ruben. Carrie, are they holding you hostage?
Do we need to have a free Carrie sign at the inauguration? And you know what? Can I just say, if it's any more of you undercoverers, I need you to throw on that MAGA cap with your chest today. Because I need at least two to three business days to grieve you. Oh, this surprise attack? Uh-uh. I wasn't ready for all that. Put that to rest.
Okay, so what's really interesting is they all keep bringing up the same song, which is really funny to me. I dug my key into the side, which makes me believe that these aren't actually Carrie Underwood's fans. These are people that watched American Idol and then didn't follow her for the rest of her career because that was the debut song off of her album in 2005. 2005, that was the debut song.
So we're talking literally 20 years ago. They have no other reference regarding Carrie Underwood. And if you follow Carrie Underwood on Instagram and have followed her career since, you know that she has been dropping music about Jesus Christ. She's been dropping gospel music and she farms like she's very big into farming.
I actually bought property near Carrie and attended the same church as Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher and had Mike Fisher on my show when I was over at the Daily Wire. And there's just no question in my mind that they were conservative. Everybody—they're Tennesseans. Like, I just—this is completely crazy.
I think it just comes from sort of this snoot of believing that everyone in Hollywood belongs to them. And they don't follow their careers. They don't support their music. Clearly, these people do not listen to Carrie Underwood's new music whatsoever. They have no idea what she's doing. They're just shocked that somebody in Hollywood with—
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