. >>> senate intelligence committee chairs mark warner and marco rubio join us to discuss the worldwide threats facing america. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we are coming off a big week in politics, but there are challenges ahead, particularly with the war between israel and hamas reaching a critical point, as the holy month of ramadan begins. we turn to the crisis in the middle east and renewed fears of violence in jerusalem. i dop want to note that we have an extensive bipartisan conversation with the chairs of the senate intelligence committee that will be coming up in a moment. we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to presidnt biden about whether he's h

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. >>> senate intelligence committee chairs mark warner and marco rubio join us to discuss the worldwidehreats facing america. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we are coming off a big week in politics, but there are challenges ahead, particularly with the war between israel and hamas reaching a critical point, as the holy month of ramadan begins. we turn to the crisis in the middle east and renewed fears of violence in jerusalem. i do want to note that we have an extensive bipartisan conversation with the chairs of the senate intelligence committee that will be coming up in a moment. we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. te other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to president biden about whether he's had

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senator mark warner will join us right now. the senate intelligence committee chairman.e? >> absolutely. neil, i've been on your show many, many times talking about the national security threat that is posed by having a platform that 170 million americans use on average 90 minutes a day. china is collecting this data about lots of americans. and what is even more problematic for me is, you know, the genius of tik tok is, it knows what you like before you know what you like. a lot of young people get all of their news. they could switch the algorithm and suddenly all the tik tok videos could be promote taiwan will be part of china and -- >> neil: no, you obviously eloquently put the key arguments here. it doesn't look like chuck schumer either agrees or sees the need to do something right now. that could change. is it your understanding that it will and the senate will take up the matter? >> listen, neil, i know senate never moves quickly on anything. my friends in the house, it was a huge vote. 352 votes. it was just yesterday. i think schumer -- i've had preliminary con

mark warner , on the eve of the review of the tik tok ban in the us house of representatives, in a conversation with cbs , accused china of collecting information through this social network. warner said that more than half of american youth follow the news from tik tok kenan and this is a threat to our national security. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself , you are wrong, you have not understood the nature of the threat. searches in spatial tabs . according to tass news agency, european scientists found out that using computer vision methods, the images received from the radar can be analyzed. and analyzed and tracked the small and imperceptible particles of space tongues. this technology for maps removal of space tabs is used in low earth orbit and reduces the probability of collision of space devices with space tabs. thank you for your company. good evening and god bless you. it's opening now, i'm tired , i said to this city, i said it's open , we're open , we'll get to home appliance cit

you look at the chair of the senate intel committee, mark warner hasconfidential briefingt scared thery real threat and it's not simply about tiktok as an entity that has some ties back to china, there are plus factors with that we know from its own conduct that there is a serious problem. that's why you see everyone in national security is raising an alarm on it. this is a bill that has an appropriat that. >> in terms of the fcc's jurisdiction over communications networks and the national security issues there, give us your perspective on how we ensure that our communications network stays safe and secure. >> ttok in the main focus of action will be congress other than the sec that have extensive authorities. when you look at national security threats generally, we have some expertise. we've come to data flows and entities that are all u.s. on huawei. we then moved and took action with the carrier levels on china mobile and china unicom and other carriers. now we need to get win at the application level because secure devices, superior networks don't mean enoughwe also go to the appl

joining us now is mark warner.ere alarmed the impact china has because of its ownership of tiktok. you can share with us your feelings about it. good i've been on this show before. this is a battle i've been fighting for over a year. we thought we had broad bipartisan agreement. there was $100 million of advertising. and so i don't underestimate the power they bring to the table. but if you think to the moment, imagine there wasn't a tiktok and there was a proposition to the american people and said should we allow china to come in and get access to 170 million americans personal data and at the same time have 170 million americans spend 90 minutes a day on a platform that where if they twist the algorithm a bit, the news you receive could be driven by chinese propaganda. and so this version got an overwhelming majority. and let me give you a sense of what is going on. i think pro palestinian versus proel israeli, from an academic study, are 54:1 in terms of a ratio. i'll be the first to acknowledge tiktok, a lot o

warner was on the show.communist china it's wrong, listen to the sound by all gate reaction it wouldn't bother me if it wasn't an american company or brazilian or a french company. at the end of the day the communist party of china has faced on the algorithm and i'm not making the claim but is very believable that they would be trying to use this algorithm to promote anti-american activity. that is from democrat mr. warner i think both democrats understand all the data could be used for. >> i think he is spot on. he understands. that is what this bill does it identifies if these are adversarial companies. china does not allow american apps to be on their phones in china monitors the content of tiktok in their country we would be more than relist we would be responsible if we didn't do t this. ashley: what about the comments of donald trump who said we should ban this but now he's flipped and said no it would give other competitors advantage, how would you respond to that. >> he is right in the sense to give

in a conversation with cbs, mark warner accused china of collecting information through this social network. the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of the american youth follow the news from tik tok and that is why tik tok is a threat to the national security of the united states. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself, you are wrong. you have not understood the threat and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two pieces of news . discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine were discussed. according to reuters, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the deployment of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military force in ukraine. however , there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we notice that they are still talking about sending long-range missiles to ukraine to be if all of us

in a conversation with cbs, mark warner accused china of collecting information through this social network. the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of american youths follow the news from tik tok and that's it. the reason for tik tok is the threat to american national security. if you think that china can't change the algorithms than the news published on tik tok it should reflect the views of the communist party itself . you are wrong , you have not understood the nature of the threat, and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two news, minister. germany demanded to stop discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. according to the reuters network, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the sending of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military forces in ukraine . however, there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we observe there is still talk about sending long-range missile

mark warner said he wants a lot of this declassified. who does he got to convince to do that?den administration has the keys to that. he can't do it. the biden administration had a record over the last year or so of declassifying information to convince the public of certain things. they did it with ukraine. i don't know that they're going to do that here, but, again, i said this to you last week, i think, but having mark warner out there who's a well respected member of the senate, who's the chair of the intelligence committee saying that this needs to get done, and it needs to get done soon is powerful. now, obviously there's political ramifications. there's a lot of people who say we don't want to take away a popular app right before the election. i think that's something that's weighing on people's minds, but the tide is definitely moving against tiktok. >> jake sherman, always good to have you. thank you very much. >>> and coming up, the u.s. went from objecting to a cease fire in gaza to drafting a resolution for the u.n. now calling for one. what changed? >>> plus, the

the chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner td security at a crowded strike summit in washington d.c. ♪■ ♪ ♪ all right, here we are. i am very, very happy to have senator warner here with us. mool here note senator warner's background the governor of virginia and senator hirono in virgini and as the chair of the senate select committee on intelligenc stexperts up on the hill in this space certainly from a nationalt relates to cyber. it is such an important role that he has. i'v have had the pleasure of chatting with him previously on a number of these issues. having been in front over the years. so, welcome. ksh a lot of your constituents here? what's the most important question how we live in virginia? those of you who don't, why [laughter] i'm a little intimidate most crowds i go to i can pull off being the fiber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off being the cyber guy but i'm looking forward to the conversations. >> it's so take. we've got a lot of folks from the executive branch of her a lot from the defense industrial base they've been involved in the space

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we continue our conversation with senate intelligence committee chairman mark warner and vice chair marco rubio. >> if i could. >> against it. >> you're consistent in that. >> the biden campaign joined tiktok. >> that sent a pretty darn mixed message because the biden administration supported my earlier bipartisan legislation that we would lead to a path of potentially banning tiktok because i believe that tiktok, both controlled by the chinese communist property, collects data and, as a news source, literally laugh of young people in america get a lot of their news from tiktok. >> 170 million americans are on it. >> if you don't think the chinese communist party can twist that algorithm to make it the news they see reflective of their views, then i don't think you appreciate the nature of the threat. would the united states ever allow china to buy cbs? i don't think they would. and we might have slightly different ways on how we go at this. >> the danger of tiktok is not somebody goes on the video and puts something up that looks stupid or silly. its value it has a algorithm, a recommend

cybersecurity with chair mark warner. he talks threats china poses through companies like huawei and tiktok and why he thinks the u.s. is less prepared for foreign interference in the 2024 elections. his remarks are part of a summit hosted by the cybersecurity firm crowd strike. ■6this is about 30 minutes. intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a relates to cyber. such an important role that he has been i've had the pleasure of chatting within previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of ssci over the years. so welcome. thanks so much for being here. a lot of your constituents are. >> most important question. how many of you all live in virginia? those of you don't? why not? [laughing] no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds ic can pull off being the cyber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. >> i think it's

warner on national security, cybersecurity defense.e coverage on c-span2. >> folks are no, senator warner background as governor of virginia and the senator here in virginia. and as the chair of cisa in the senate select committee on intelligence, really one of the the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a relates to cyber. such an important role that he has been i've had the pleasure of chatting within previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of ssci over the years. so welcome. thanks so m here. a lot of your constituents are. >> most important question. how many of you all live in virginia? those of you don't? why not? [laughing] no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds i can go to, i can pull off being the cyber nod pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. >> i think it's important to get your take. we got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot of folks from the defense and social base. they've been involved

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. >> i raise him because mark warner, the chair of the intelligence committee, said there's not a single person more beholden to the communist chinese party than elon musk because of his own businesses, and yet, he owns this -- >> i would agree. i would agree. i don't know. you have to consider the source. that's how i would put it. i always consider the source, margaret. in this case really consider the source. >> and you know this business and this industry so well. kara swisher, thank you for your insight. we'll be back in a moment. >>> according to unicef, 81% of households in gaza don't have enough access to clean water, and nine in ten people do not have enough food to survive. the organization's executive director is catherine russell here with us. welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you very much. >> you focus in particular on the children. we heard this week from the leaders of the u.s. intelligence community that there will be a generational impact from what is happening in gaza. the implications of that they were looking through the national security lens. from your perspec

you look at the chair of the senate intel committee, mark warner has said all the confidential briefingse get scared the dickens out of him. it's a very real threat and it's not simply about tiktok as an entity that has some ties back to china, there are plus factors with tiktok that we know from its own conduct that there is a serious problem. that's why you see everyone in national security is raising an alarm on it. this is a bill that has an appropriate response to all of that. >> in terms of the fcc's jurisdiction over communications networks and the national security issues there, give us your perspective on how we ensure that our communications network stays safe and secure. >> tiktok in particular, the main focus of action will be congress other than the sec that have extensive authorities. when you look at national security threats generally, we have some expertise. we've come to data flows and entities that are all over so we took action in the u.s. on huawei. we then moved up and took action with the carrier levels on china mobile and china unicom and other carriers. now we ne

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this is what the intel chair mark warner and mark rubio had been calling for for years.of their own or refer the case to the doj. bottom line, the senate slow roles this, doesn't mean tiktok isn't under serious pressure. ashley: indeed it is. thank you very much for laying out where the bill stands. in us now is freddy smith, tiktok creator and realtor from orlando. he joins us this morning, you know, freddie, why do you think tiktok ban would be a disaster. i know you rely on this apps, tell me. >> the number one thing, a disaster for the consumers who use it as their information highway, to connect and share ideas and opinions, that's the number one thing that would be devastating but even in the job market it would be more devastating. people like myself in a service-based business i use it to generate leads to provide opportunities, to provide education to buyers and sellers across the country but there are chiropractors, attorneys, mortgage lenders, landscapers, mechanics, all types of businesses including brick and mortar businesses in town from pizza parlors to ka

host: mark warner's legislation does that?h too much discretion. understand that, but at the end of the day, we have to have some trust in our government to exercise discretion. the committee we were just talking about has enormous discretion to determine what is a national security risk. so i personally don't have a problem. if we feel confident we've elected the right people in office, i don't have ation the people who we feel are responsible and are going to take responsible action. but that is the debate. it will take a bite out of the problem, but some say that it is may be too broad and could be abused. host: georgia, democratic caller. caller: yes. i don't want to be rude or anything but this woman here is from the trump administration and her former boss spewedmore n propaganda and sometimes chinese propaganda than anyone. fox news, facebook, twitter have brainwashed my family and the majority of my friends. i'm not an apo!jlogistor china but she keeps talking about how they have all these people in interment hands. we

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warner, a democrat and marco rubio a republican saying they were encouraged by the house vote, and thent from senate leadership basically saying we are going to look at it. he hasn't committed to anything yet. the question is what is the path forward. we don't have a clear path yet. >> thus far at the moment is there a feeling this could become a reality? we already know the ceo of tiktok has been up there already having closed-door meetings with senators but also galvanizing their user base. on the app they want you to get in touch with your lawmakers. >> certainly a lot of law being and effort -- advocacy left to be done. i met with a couple of influencers here yesterday at the capital who were talking to members. what i've heard in the background from advisors and staffers in the senate is let's see what the house does. let's see what the vote looks like. we have big positive signal for the sale or ban from the house today so that could influence things. there's a receptive audience in the white house. president biden said he would sign this if congress passes it so you have two of t

senator mark] warner has the restrict act.ng legislation ike the idea of the senate bill instead of what the house passed yesterday? you can join the conversation to give us your thoughts on that as well. fort covington, new york, hi there. caller: good morning. i appreciate c-span very much. i've been on the not sure lines because i'm not much of a user of social media. one of the things that i guess maybe bothered me about many of the callers is they say put all of this information out there an because we are not stupid, we are not ignorant. i do agree with that but he left out the word gullible. i think people who spend much of the day on social media are extremely gullible. explain a significant amount of people in the united states believinghow t what turned out to be the anti-covid vaccine is now anti-vaccine of all sorts. in new york, we have a couple of areas with outbreaks of measles because read on these media sites that vaccines are harmful. i have a couple of friends who really are not stupid. they are gullible. th

there are democrats and republicans i think mark warner from virginia. marco rubio from florida. there are real issues and concerns. but they are trying to figure out how they can address those without hurting so many americans who rely on tiktok by business and their way of life and for fun. >> my search is about thing that have nothing to do with the news. thank you all. >>> peter, you will stick around because you love us. when we come back, sharp words from the top senate democrat. why he says it is time for israel's prime minister to go. >>> and later, steph sits down with lawrence fishburn to discuss his new play two decades in the making. the 11th hour just getting underway on a thursday night. underway on a thursday night. why won't scout play with us anymore? he has something called osteoarthritis pain. it's joint pain that hurts him all the time. come on, scout. now, there's librela. the first and only once-monthly injection to control your dog's oa pain. veterinary professionals administering librela who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding, should take

mark warner says he is concerned that naming a specific company and a piece of legislation could spur a lot of lawsuits. the bill is opposed by donald trump because he says it would increase facebook's influence but that doesn't seem to be persuading many republicans. >> i certainly agree with donald trump, what facebook did in interfering with our elections is not right and we are going to go after them and also seeing what tiktok is doing through the communist china relationship, to the national security. >> reporter: companies are stepping forward in terms of this buzz about a potential tiktok sale. rum ceo posted something on x saying he was interested in getting in the bunch of other companies operating tiktok offering cloud sharing services to tiktok users data. that would lead to one company showing interest in taking hold of tiktok. neil: great reporting. aishah hasnie on capitol hill. i love having him here, they can answer technical questions, internet law at george mason university, knows of what he speaks. the most simplistic, is it feasible to take tiktok down? to remove

coming up, and interview with senator mark warner at 5 p.m.on this is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: it's time for wall street week daily. david westin sat down with elizabeth economy senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university and asked her about the chinese president's plan for economic growth. >> it's about investing in technology. an advanced manufacturing. when he talks about marshaling the new productive forces, he's explicit. it's about space commerce come about ev's, ai. there is a whole ai plus initiative. they will integrate ai through all the sectors of the economy. he's moving away from the traditional sectors which is been quite weak and oversubscribed. into advanced manufacturing and innovation that's i he will grow the economy, he's relying on the coastal promises where you have an incredible manufacturing ecosystem and leaving the rest of the country willing to suffer through. david: i thought the chinese theory was to replace export growth with personal consumption domestically. that doesn't sound like growing a lot o

intelligence officials also senators mark warner rubio warning is using tiktok to spy on americans thens. the first, favorite people dagan and sean they have a hard hour coming up. >> is so odd yes and thank you and so robert hur could testify and capitol hill joe biden retaining classified documents we have jeff that group was singing with us as well and also report even harder than expected and what is the food going to do and what to ask steve moore show. >> and hero line on if the president trump seals up the republican nomination and kelly and conway on the biden campaign trying to use social security against president trump and both of those ladies we will escort jamie raskin said today during that robert hur hearing and calling all trump supporters and members of occult well is going to get saucy at the top of the hour. est. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it

so far the democratic chairman, mark warner, asked about russian attempts to interfere in the upcomingpresidential election. he talked about china cyber espionage inside the united states. in a very heated exchange, that just passed between the ranking member republican senator marco rubio and the fbi director, christopher wray, he drilled him on the southern border. as you know, a lot of republicans on capitol hill believe that illegal immigration at the southern boreder is the number 1 national security threat america faces. he asked christopher wray to acknowledge the uptick in violence he says is being committed by illegal immigrants coming across the border. he also asked him if he's worried about terrorist ties to mexican border gangs. christopher wray said he indeed is. they are tracking specifically potential intelligence that shows they should be concerned about isis ties in particular to human trafficking gangs. take a listen to christopher wray on this. >> certainly we have had dangerous individuals enter the united states in a variety of sorts. >> are we seeing crimes from

warner and marco rubio.ntime, the tiktok ceo trying to influence the senate, putting out a statement that says this process was secret and the bill was jammed through for one reason, it's a ban. we are hopeful the senate will consider the facts. now there, is a potential stand-off brewing between the two chambers over ukraine aid. yesterday chris coons suggested the house show urgency and take up that bipartisan bill. i asked house democrats who just voted for the tiktok bill what they think about those comments. >> is there any concern they hold this bill hostage in the senator that bill in the house? >> i'll defer to senator schumer on this sort of -- i don't know. >> you wouldn't want to see that happen? >> i want us to vote on the national security supplemental now. i want us to go back into that building right now and vote on it. >> so despite this huge bipartisan vote in the house, very unclear at this hour what the senate does next. sandra. >> sandra: all right, aishah hasnie on the hill, thank you. j

alange, as you said, next to senate legislation also enjoys that a bump support, senators marco rubio mark warner issuing this are we are united about concern for national security flat posed by tiktok a platform with enormous power to influence divide americans whose parent company bytedance remains legal required to do bidding of chinese communist party there are tensions are on what is best for executive powers impact on free speech rand paul called legislation a quote draconian measure tiktok vowing to fight the bill, warning the implications. >> it will take billions of dollars out of the pockets of criticors, small business put more than 300,000 american jobs at risk, to small business owners who rely on tiktok to make ends meet. >> one point during debate tiktok isn't the only platform that is potentially causing harm here beyond national security more sweeping issues regarding mental young users cross social media that need to be addressed we are a long way before tiktok bill hits the president's desk but, social media last night i was shocked at the rampant misinformation among us

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there is another piece of legislation that mark warner, the chairman of the intelligence committee democratia has put together which some senators are more interested in so they might have a companion bill there and have to resolve this in a conference committee where they put it in the congressional blender and work out the differences. this isn't going anywhere near as fast in the united states senate. >> bill: chad pergram watching it from the hill. >> dana: this just in. judge scott mcafee dismissed six counts in the election interference case in georgia including three involving former u.s. president trump. joining us now is former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe. you are a lawyer and have had a few minutes to digest this a little bit to help us understand what does this mean? >> good to be with you, dana. i haven't had a chance to look in detail. this is akin to if federal court a motion for more definite statement called a special demure in the state of georgia. various defendants saying you have accused us of violating the law, specifically violating our oath but ha

i expect that there's -- given that mark warner and marco rubio have really come out strongly for this, both chair and vice chair of intel, i think there's some information the american public's not hearing directly. >> we love when you speculate for us, senator. that's just great. what is it about tiktok that makes it uniquely in the view of some senators and congressmen and mr. biden who said he'd sign this bill? what is it about tiktok that makes it so uniquely a threat compared with other chinese owned internet infrastructure that americans do business with every day? shein, for example. >> i think there are three reasons for that. the first reason is that, first of all, it has an extremely large user base. it has hundreds of millions of users. the second one is because of such an impactful access to a lot of users, it's a potential platform for spreading disinformation, so that is one reason for causing national security concern. the third one is since it has access to all the data, one of the concerns is because tiktok is owned by bytedance, which is government owned in china, an

mark warner and vice chair marco rubio now endorse the legislation.es the white house. >> we want to see the senate take swift action. >> majority leader chuck schumer with a lukewarm response saying only that the upper chamber will review the house bill there's also now potential standoff between the two chambers over foreign aid as some senate democrats suggest the house should show more urgency with that bipartisan package. >> is there any concern that they hold this bill hostage in the senate for that bill in the house? >> you'll have -- i will defer to senator schumer on this. >> bret, not advising china is weighing in on tiktok. foreign ministry spokesman today said the move damages normal international economic and trade order and further goes on to say that the u.s. is only going to hurt itself in the long run. bret? >> bret: more on this with the panel. aishah hasnie live on the hill. aishah, thanks. up next as tensions rise in haiti, a u.s. marine's antiterrorism unit heads there to secure the u.s. embassy. we'll bring you there. and, later,

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in this case, you have mark warner, marco rubio, top democrat and republican in favor, probably a loto what happens if the senate passes it and it gets sign by president biden does the app just disappear from people's phones? >> reporter: no, 180, bytedance has to invest in the app, 20%. and it needs an owner. effectively, it needs an owner. katy, i can't tell you the number of people that have come up to me over the last year or so expressing just complete panic about tiktok. people in the intelligence community, people with access to the kind of intelligence about what tiktok allegedly, again, i don't have first hand knowledge, but allegedly does. she say basically, everyone who has tiktok has spy ware on their phones. they are spying on us, they're looking at everything we do. no first hand knowledge. but members of congress are freaked out. they wouldhave 180 days to sell the app. some opponents say that would not be enough time. but after that 180-day period, it's lights out for tiktok. >> i don't have it on my phone. to have all that information, i think it's nuts. i'm speaking

meanwhile, senators mark warner and marco rubio, the top democrat and republican on the senate intelligencecouraged by today's strong bipartisan vote in the house, and look forward to working together to get the bill passed through the senate and signed into law. now, the senators remain open to making changes to the bill to incorporate some measures from the senate proposed legislation. and the house vote illustrates some of the challenges ahead. 50 democrats voted against this bill, most of them are progressive with concerns about free speech and how quickly the bill moved. but it also includes the top democrat on house intelligence, jim hinds. in a same, he said -- >> the issue of tiktok is likely to go on the back burner now, at least for the next week, while funding the government takes center stage again. remember, we have that partial government shutdown looming just brian, certainly a lot to handle, but the house vote has given this issue a lot of momentum. >> i saw there was about 67 nos, a couple of people did not vote, as well. we can't predict what the senate will do, but the pr

when mark warner, democratic senator, marco rubio, the republican senator, who were the chair and viceence committee, they don't say ranking member or chairmen, chair and vice chair, they both agree that they can tighten this bill up but you have to take this step against tiktok appeared as bad as it may be for some people who rely on tiktok for all of their enterta, their ability to make a living, for all of their friendships, there is something that trumps that. at the national security of the united states. >> dana: some people, i would add, their news come as well. ap poll this last year, jesse, people were informed that tiktok is owned by a company controlled by the ccp, 60% of people said, well, that's not a good idea. lets figure out a way to make some common sense decisions h here. >> jesse: it's more about control. and so the chinese have tiktok. we have twitter and facebook. the government doesn't really have twitter like they used too, so they only really can control facebook. they can't get into musk's back door like they can with zuckerberg. you have this other app over he

chairs of the senate intelligence committee, marco rubio and mark warner releasing a join statement,united about in our concern about the national security threat posed by tiktok. we're encouraged by the strong bipartisan vote in the house and looking to get the bill passed through the senate and signed into the law. as much backing this bill opposition popping up on both sides with senators like rand paul against the bill, with an iron fist congress dictate ad unrealistic narrow path for divest meant. this act is not securing our nation. it is a disturbing gift of unprecedented authority to president biden and the surveillance state that threatens the very core of american digital innovation and free expression. others are open to this bill but yeses yet. one is senator john kennedy. he wants a classified intelligence briefing directly addressing tiktok so he knows what the real national security threat it app poses. larry? larry: hilary vaughn, thanks very much for the update. let's bring in two experts serious experts brendan carr, presently fcc commissioner, ajit pai, former fcc

why do you think marco rubio and mark warner, the bipartisan chair and vice chair of the senate intelligencedid release a statement supportive of it. i have a lot of respect for both of them, but i will tell the you one of the things happening right now on capitol hill is people are falling all over themselves to appear hawkish against china. that instinct is not a bad one. china is doing a lot of things we would rather they not do. china is a place where we do $7 had you been billion of trade, we have certain common interests that we should be working together on. just because the congress is falling all over each other to demonstrate how hawkish they are, it doesn't mean that the constitution supports that that's necessarily the right thing to do. >> former treasury secretary mnuchin offered himself up as someone who wants to bytedance, which would permit it to be operational here. he has a lot of foreign investors. is that a better option? >> by the way, don't get me wrong here. i would be much happier if tiktok were not ultimately owned by a chinese company. i would be much happier with