TikTok, the popular social media app owned by Chinese company ByteDance, has come under fire for privacy concerns, questionable algorithms, and links to the Chinese Communist Party. The House has passed a bill that would force the app to either be banned in America or be sold to an American company for a total severance from China. Does this set an unnerving precedent for free speech and government control, or is it a welcomed protection against foreign adversaries who mean us harm? Join Thomas, Sterling, and Andrew as we discuss every angle.