Jamelle Bouie

And I think there should be much more of it with regards to sort of like moral or ethical confunctions about TikTok. I don't know. I kind of I don't know. I don't know. That's a good answer. Do I think that the Chinese Communist Party probably knows too much about me? Yes. We've both got six-year-olds. Would you put a 12-year-old on TikTok? 10-year-olds? I don't know.

And I think there should be much more of it with regards to sort of like moral or ethical confunctions about TikTok. I don't know. I kind of I don't know. I don't know. That's a good answer. Do I think that the Chinese Communist Party probably knows too much about me? Yes. We've both got six-year-olds. Would you put a 12-year-old on TikTok? 10-year-olds? I don't know.

And I think there should be much more of it with regards to sort of like moral or ethical confunctions about TikTok. I don't know. I kind of I don't know. I don't know. That's a good answer. Do I think that the Chinese Communist Party probably knows too much about me? Yes. We've both got six-year-olds. Would you put a 12-year-old on TikTok? 10-year-olds? I don't know.

No, I mean, when it comes to usage, oh yeah, no, no, no. I mean, I wouldn't, I would not let anyone younger than like 22 be on social media. 22, older than drinking age.

No, I mean, when it comes to usage, oh yeah, no, no, no. I mean, I wouldn't, I would not let anyone younger than like 22 be on social media. 22, older than drinking age.

No, I mean, when it comes to usage, oh yeah, no, no, no. I mean, I wouldn't, I would not let anyone younger than like 22 be on social media. 22, older than drinking age.

I mean, I think about, I graduated from college in 2009. So, I guess I had Twitter in 2008. And Facebook maybe a little before that. But that was like back when Facebook was as much about meeting people who go to your college. So it sort of facilitated... Hanging out with people in real life, as it was sort of like exclusively digital relationships.

I mean, I think about, I graduated from college in 2009. So, I guess I had Twitter in 2008. And Facebook maybe a little before that. But that was like back when Facebook was as much about meeting people who go to your college. So it sort of facilitated... Hanging out with people in real life, as it was sort of like exclusively digital relationships.

I mean, I think about, I graduated from college in 2009. So, I guess I had Twitter in 2008. And Facebook maybe a little before that. But that was like back when Facebook was as much about meeting people who go to your college. So it sort of facilitated... Hanging out with people in real life, as it was sort of like exclusively digital relationships.

But the kind of algorithmic, you know, designed to addict you, social media, that's basically crack cocaine. And I would not let anyone in their teens be exposed to it.

But the kind of algorithmic, you know, designed to addict you, social media, that's basically crack cocaine. And I would not let anyone in their teens be exposed to it.

But the kind of algorithmic, you know, designed to addict you, social media, that's basically crack cocaine. And I would not let anyone in their teens be exposed to it.

I think the answer to my question is we still have to wait and see. We still have to wait and see. I think that we're on a bad trajectory. I think that we're on the path to a much less egalitarian and fair country, but You know, we'll have to see. I don't know. That's my answer.

I think the answer to my question is we still have to wait and see. We still have to wait and see. I think that we're on a bad trajectory. I think that we're on the path to a much less egalitarian and fair country, but You know, we'll have to see. I don't know. That's my answer.

I think the answer to my question is we still have to wait and see. We still have to wait and see. I think that we're on a bad trajectory. I think that we're on the path to a much less egalitarian and fair country, but You know, we'll have to see. I don't know. That's my answer.

This is a case of having to see what happens, what happens with this administration, how far it goes and how people respond. And I don't have the answer to that yet. And so I wouldn't say I'm hopeful, but I'm just sort of like, we'll see how things play out and we'll cross the bridges as we come to them.

This is a case of having to see what happens, what happens with this administration, how far it goes and how people respond. And I don't have the answer to that yet. And so I wouldn't say I'm hopeful, but I'm just sort of like, we'll see how things play out and we'll cross the bridges as we come to them.

This is a case of having to see what happens, what happens with this administration, how far it goes and how people respond. And I don't have the answer to that yet. And so I wouldn't say I'm hopeful, but I'm just sort of like, we'll see how things play out and we'll cross the bridges as we come to them.

This really is the thing that is like, I think if there's anything that people should actually take quite seriously, it's that like, we're, what, three, four weeks into, you know, the transition, and he's just... He has like two major Ls. His nominee for attorney general was promptly shot down. His threats to go to recess appointments were kind of ignored.

This really is the thing that is like, I think if there's anything that people should actually take quite seriously, it's that like, we're, what, three, four weeks into, you know, the transition, and he's just... He has like two major Ls. His nominee for attorney general was promptly shot down. His threats to go to recess appointments were kind of ignored.