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tiktok, videos youtube, my connection to tiktok is youtube. problem i see this is a problem across the entire internet. this is a problem wittiktok facebook, with twitter, it's a massive destructive divisive disinformation. you can categorize it like what i would call a massive covid-19 misinformation. there is massive vaccines in general misinformation. then there is qanon misinformation. what i've heard about tiktok is they are promoting, i would call them stupid conspiracy theories. they promote atlantis and lost civilization conspiracy theories giants roamed the earth conspiracies. the problem is, what do you do with dangerous and really bad misinformation? i'm worried about the russia misinformation. russia played with us all over facebook and all over twitter and they are still doing their thing. host: do you support the government regulating more intensely these apps you are talking about, not just tiktok? caller: i have mixed feelings about it in the sense that i want to protect freedom of speech. on the other hand, if you look at it k

the choice is tiktok agencies. companies control conscious tiktok's -- is tiktok's. companies controlled by a foreign adversary like the c.c.p. will never embrace american also have like freedom of speech, human right, the rule of lawnd a free press. if give the choice, they will always choose the path for more control, more surveillance and more manipulation. and in the case of tiktok, we wouldn't even know it. today we send a clear message that we will not tolerate our adversaries weaponizing our freedoms against us. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington reserves. the gentleman from ktus recognized. >> mr. speaker, i know the sponsors of this bill are sincere in their concerns and in their effort to protect americanve described the tiktok application as a trojan horse, but there's some of us who feel that either intentionally or unintentionally this legislation to ban tiktok is actually a trojan horse. some of us are conceed thatst at implications here. americans

if bytedance is the ownership of tiktok, tiktok will be available to its u.s. users. i urge all my colleagues to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. mrs. rodgers: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. i recognize the gentlemane from new jersey. mr. pallone: i yield two minutes to the speaker emeritus, ms. pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership on this very important issue. i thank the distinguished chairwoman of the energy and commerce committee associate myself with her remarks as well as with mr. pallone's. i thank mr. krishnamoorthi and mr. gallagher, chairman gallagher of the select committee on china for their great leadership. bringing this legislation forward to the committee of jurisdiction. legislative jurisdiction. i have a few points to make. it's interesting to hear this respectful debate. first of all, this is not a ban on tiktok. i'm a grandmother of teenagers i understand the en

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second i think users will see tiktok improve aually. tiktok is trying to say we are banding tiktok.not true. we are just trying to say that the chinese communist party cannot own tiktok. if the chinese communist party is not dictating what people's social media feeds are, i think tiktok will be more representative of its users, more representative of the american people, and live up to our value to the values of the chinese communist party. works china says it doesn't want bytedance to divest from tiktok. that essentially would mean a band, wouldn't it. >> that's what they are saying now. we will see what happens after this is actually passed into law. right now china is desperate for international money because their economy is in freefall. i find it hard to believe they would not want to earn several billion dollars, most likely, by selling just one of. >> i want to go through arguments we have seen through callings in congress that did not agree with you on the bill. a florida democrat representative, maxwell frost of the younge member of congress said it would be a violation of

they are on tiktok. how are we using tiktok? and listen, let me say this one other thing. security is ourselves. we hurt ourselves more. because we ignore the needs of the american people. you push through a tiktok ban, but you are not doing nothing on foreign policy aid. you are not doing enough on child care, nothing on the issues americans care about quickly. we could never turn the corner of the issues. >> let me ask you. you said you have not been given hard or sufficient evidence this is a real national security threat any more than any other social media is a national security threat. do you at all worry about the meme-ification of american politic ins anybody can put up their content and hopefully, the truthful stuff rises to the top and goes most viral but you know, it's a better's game. >> yes i am. tiktok is way better at that than twitter. than facebook. and some of the other platforms. so i am worried about the bite sized meme-ification headline nature of how social media operates. what i have seen on tiktok is the depth of content. and the depth of scholarshi

cloud partnership, looking at tiktok's operations. there is no catalyst today but it is interesting to look at different moves and some of the names that saw significant gains in recent days have pulled back about a bit. we still have a lot to work out when it comes to tiktok. caroline: we have a lot to the sect in terms of the reactions coming from the business and keep the mats fresh and diplomats -- and diplomats. a top diplomat in china -- on the potential been. listen to the comments coming from the u.s. ambassador to china. >> we have heard a number of complaints from the government in beijing this week about the american debate on tiktok. i find a super many ironic -- supremely ironic. government officials are using the x platform to criticize the u.s. they don't give their assistance director use x, instagram, facebook, or have access to google. it is ironic that the government is complaining about a process when they shut down access to all these platforms. caroline: we have to get up to speed with what is happening in the u.

recently, they conducted an investigation into tiktok and found tiktoks ued and -- tiktok sued and there were discrepancies on the exceptions on those authorities, if they would preclude commerce. it is difficult to implement this stuff. they are trying to do due diligence before they do so. >> thank you very much. >> commissioner glass. >> i just want to take a moment to thank all of you for your testimony. this obviously is a very hot and timely topic with hearings on the hill and a lot of discussions. i'm going to start with you, mr. tsarynny. you noted in your testimony that chinese companies are required to share data under their law with the chinese government, on the data they collect and the risks to american consumers and our national security. just yesterday on cnbc there was an article about meta's future may be dependent on the growth of e-commerce websites like shein and temu which this committee did a report last year related to those sites. how do we manage this moving ahead? what are the risks to american consumers by using these kinds of chinese e-commerce websites? what

tick tock, tiktok. as they say . but thank tiktok. as they say. much for your insights this evening. can pick up this evening. we can pick up this evening. we can pick up this conversation another time, this evening. we can pick up tihope.1versation another time, this evening. we can pick up tihope. thankion another time, this evening. we can pick up tihope. thank younnother time, this evening. we can pick up tihope. thank you for her time, this evening. we can pick up tihope. thank you for now. me, i hope. thank you for now. you've been watching the neil oliver on gb news. stay oliver show on gb news. stay tuned free speech nation. tuned for free speech nation. that's see you next that's next. i'll see you next week. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. we saw a quiet day weather wise across the uk on sunday, but things are turning more unsettled once again during the week ahead with wind rain at times.

not only is tiktok - isn't it? it is challenging. not only is tiktok not. in a sale, they have said as much, it's hard to find a buyer that one, can afford it, it's a very valuable company and also, one that would stand up to and i trust scrutiny. here in the us, increasingly, the environment around big business mergers and acquisitions that our current government administration is pretty sceptical so, the buyer would have to be someone that's not already in tachy, doesn't already have a big social networking platform so not to raise any and i trust in competition flakes and i think tiktok is seen getting a buyer as essentially an impossible task and that's why they are calling it a ban.— calling it a ban. take policy reporter. — calling it a ban. take policy reporter, ashley, - calling it a ban. take policy reporter, ashley, thank- calling it a ban. take policy| reporter, ashley, thank you calling it a ban. take policy - reporter, ashley, thank you for being with us. israel says its investigating an attack on a united nations food distribution center in ra

lisa: tiktok's u.s.dquarters is in california, but it is controlled by a company headquartered in beijing. they also are in charge of a chinese version of tiktok. the chinese communist party has a small stake in that but a party official sits on the board. it whistleblower has charged the communist party uses it for spying on protesters and others. the concern is that there is a path for protesters to access u.s. data, but tiktok is that it has walled off u.s. data. adding to this turbulence is another force. former president donald trump has been up and down, but does not like a tiktok ban. >> there is a lot of bad with tiktok, but the thing that i don't like is without tiktok, we can make facebook bigger. >> bring them out and hit record. >> top in the crosswinds are tiktok creators. >> i just wish they would try to exhaust all other options prior to potentially canceling it. >> we asked what he thinks of this latest bill and what it would mean for him. >> it's frustrating that they are not the people

they're on social media, tiktok. are we using tiktok to engage them, and our biggest issue when it comes to national security is ourselves. we hurt ourselves more because we ignore the needs of the american people. you push through a tiktok ban but you're not doing nothing on foreign policy aid or not enough. you're not doing nothing on affordable housing, on child care, nothing on the issues that americans care about quickly. we can never turn the corner on those issues. >> let me ask you, you say you've not bip given hard eftd or sufficient evidence this is national security threat anymore than any other social media on a national security threat. do you worry about the memeification of american politics, that it's like anybody can put up their content and hopefully the truthful stuff rises to the top and goes most viral. it's a better's game. >> yes, i am. tiktok is way better at that than twitter and facebook and some other platforms. so i am worried about the bite sized memeification, headlined nature of how soc

tiktok, you could make facebook bigger. >> tonight, the tiktok vote. and a major flashing warning sign of a cash-strapped candidate. >> steve bannon has suggested you have been paid off to switch your view. >> then what three dismissed fellmy counts means for defendant trump in georgia and the rebirth of a decades old campaign trope. >> people look around and they say am i better off now than i was four years ago? >> the very painful answer to the trump campaign's question. >> doctors say it will wash through, flow through. interesting terms. and, very accurate. >> when all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the house of representatives passed a bill today which could eventually lead to the banning of tiktok. the chinese social media app used by some 150 million americans. it was a somewhat surprising move from congress in this respect. this congress has not been known to pass a lot of substantive bipartisan legislation. but that's what this was. the bill passed 352-65. basically nothing passes by those margins and it

ceo, quote: tiktok's deceptive pop ups pressured users to lobby congress on tiktok's paragraph to tiktok. the future of tiktok rests squarely in the hands of tiktok and bytedance. president biden has said he will support the bill if congress sends it to his desk. guys? >> carley: getting real. brooke, thank you so much. cat tammaro cammack is one of the original co-sponsors of the bill and joins us now. a bit of an added layer of drama here with the ceo of tiktok headed to capitol hill later this week. do you think that he is going to try and convince lawmakers to vote against this bill and, if so, what is going to happen to the vote? >> well, good morning. and, yes, he is headed to capitol hill. is he going to try to convince lawmakers that we should not force a divesture. but i don't think he will be successful because they are proving our point for us. not only is the ceo of tiktok coming to capitol hill. but they have unleashed record breaking number of lobbyists and they are spending untold amounts of cash to try to keep this application going. now, the total gig was up when the ccp

tiktok, videos,, my connection to tiktok is youtube.problem i see, this is a problem across the entire this is a problem with tiktok, facebook, with twitter, it's a massive destr divisive disinformation. you can categorize it like what i would call a massive covid-19 misinformation. there is massive vaccines in general misinformation. then there is qanon misinformation. what i've heard about tiktok is they are promoting, i would call them stupid conspiracy theories. they promote atlantis and lost civilization conspiracy theories, giants roamed the earth conspiracies. the problem is, what do you do with dangerous and really bad misinformation? i'm worried about the russia misinformation. facebook and all over twitter and they are still doing their thing. host: do you support the government regulating more intensely these apps you are talking about, not just tiktok? caller: i have mixed feelings about it in the sense that i want to protect freedom of speech. on the other hand, if you look at it kind of like tv and radio where you do, you

that owns tiktok, bytedance, from forcing them to sell tiktok if they still want to do business in the u.s.. the house passing this bill today means it's now in the senate's hands. tiktok ceo expected to be on the hill today for secret meetings with senators trying to sway enough votes their way to stop this effort cold in its tracks. because the president has said if congress can pass this bill, he will sign it, so, this is really tiktok's last shot to avoid a for sale. if they want to remain operational in the u.s.. republican congressman mike gallagher that led the charge against this says tiktok hard fought lobbying effort ended up shooting them in the foot because they tried to unleash their millions of minor users on lawmakers begging them to vote no, proving the point the influence this app has on our kids is dangerous. >> you can never mitigate against a threat of propaganda on the platform. and for those who think that threat simply doesn't exist, i would point to what happened last week when tiktok forced a pop-up on all of its users asking for their zip code information an t

i don't support a ban on tiktok. the legislation did not ban tiktok.s simply a divestiture of tiktok so the social media platform can be owned by an american company that would protect the data and the privacy of■k the american consumer from malignant foreign interests like the chinese communist party. reporter: chris consumes board cold water on the urgency of passing the tiktok bill in the senate sayin house passes the t, ukraine, israel aid. any concern about the senate either trying to hold this bill hostage for that one, slowing things down so that it forces the house to. mr. jeffries: i agree with mr. consumes that if our republican colleagues care about the broad and national security interests, the house republicans could bring the bipartisan comprehensive national security bill which would provide support for our democratic allies and israel, ukraine and in the the chinese communist party and at the same time provide humanitarian assistance to civilians in gaza and other parts of the world who are in their own. if my republican colleagues care

up next, last call for tiktok. >> the track record with tiktok's maligned conduct is very clear at thiss is about the maligned conduct that is beholden to the ccp. jonathan: that conversation up next. this is bloomberg. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. ♪ jonathan: aqueous just about unchanged on the s&p 500. opening bell, with: 40 minutes away. yield higher by three basis points. dollar slightly weaker, the euro stronger. crude getting closer to $80 per barrel. under surveillance this morning, last call for tiktok. >> the track record with tiktok's maligned conduct is very clear at this way. everything is seen inside of china based on these materials. per

here the tiktok ceo.video clip] >> tiktok is owned by bytedance and is majority owned by global investors. you are right in pointing out that over the last three years we have spent billions of dollars on a plan unprecedented in our industry to protect the u.s. data from the rest of our staff. >> i am asking about all of the data that you collected prior to that. >> yes senator. we started the data deletion plan a year ago. we finished the first stage to our data centers outside of the oracle cloud we are beginning phase two where we will not only delete from the data centers at higher a4 -- a third-party to verify.then we will go into employee's working laptops to delete that as well. >> was all of the data collected to tiktok prior to project texas shared with the chinese government pursuant to the national intelligence laws in that country? >> senator, we have not been asked for data and we have never provided it. [end video clip] host: you set -- heai had never been asked for data and never provided i

in irend,, they've actually fined tiktok based on the findings that tiktok has misused children's data can say that we have got to do better at controls. the other thing i want to stress is just because we haven't found one nefarious ring, that is completely out of line. but other things that people are saying, we haven't found evidence of any other bad acts t china is lying in wait. china has a lot of leverage in control of the u.s. economy. make no mistake it has threatened to exercise it. if you have somebody, for example, lingering around your house in a very suspicious way, that should give you reason to be concerned, much like the fact that tiktok hasn't done anything yet. but it is centralizing it in china, analyzing it, looking for maliciouss to leverage that data. that should give us all reason to worry. host: west virginia, republican. caller: how are you all ladies doing this morning? all right now. i would definitely have to agree tiktok has been intrusive and is also pushing out content that is definitely destroying our youth. we already see it every day. we also see peopl

is not the use of tiktok, its ownership of tiktok. so if you want to be a user of tiktok, that is you're right. and we will not interfere with that. right but we want to ensure that tiktok is in the ownership of either an american company or an or a country accompanying an allied country? >> turning to another matter, you're proposing a change in house rules to prevent expelled members of congress such as, oh, i don't know former new york congressman george santos from being allowed on the house floor, from being allowed to continue house floor visiting privileges because it's a privilege usually granted to all former members of congress. tell us more about that >> some short santos disgraced the united states congress with his embarrassing presence during the state of the union. as you pointed out, former members enjoy the same floor privileges as existing members. if you are a former member who left the institution in good-standing, you should retain floor privileges. but in my view, if you were expelled from congress for misconduct

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who uses tiktok here in the u.s.?t is the reach, actually, like and what are the logistical challenges when it doms potential sale? >> well, globally it's over a billion people but in the united states they have over 170 million users, just stateside. so this is a massive app, they also are a very profitable app as well, $2.7 million in revenue, the highest grossing app of 2023. julie was talking about the mechanics of this bill, and we have to remember that if this bill is passed, again it needs to go through the senate and the white house as well, but it would still be six months before tiktok could potentially be banned, and if they are able, bytedance, the chinese parent company, to sell this company, the app would go on completely uninterrupted. the hundreds of millions of users that are going to lose the app, depends very much on what's going to happen over the course of several months. in conversations i've had with tiktok they don't sound optimistic they would be able to sell the app why they're characterizing

larry: it is called tiktok. it is called tiktok that was a joke sort of, not exactly.t does promote surveillance. give you the last word. >> i think there are good ideas to have things that compete with the official currency. remember roosevelt banned goldener ship at one point. banning, this would be essentially banning private ownership of cryptocurrencies. i don't think that is a good idea. i think the fed should stay out of it, let it compete with the dollar like every other -- larry: frederick hayak, competing currencies wrote about it all the time. >> jay powell is not -- larry: inflation still a little bit worrisome. no fed rate cut, sorry about that. john carney, taylor riggs. catch her with brian brenberg, jackie deangelis on "the big money show," every day 1:00 p.m. on fox biz. coming up on "kudlow," bytedance and tiktok, break up with the chinese communist party or break up with america. breaking up is hard to do. the moment is at hand. we'll talk about it with china expert gordon chang. newt gingrich comes around. donald trump's republican party has become

then to tiktok. the u.s. house has passed a bill that could lead to the banning a bill that could lead to the banning of the social media app tiktok. >> it was potentially ban tiktok is a huge mistake because it does not do with the real issue which is social media companies of all types are actually targeting as for our data, exploiting our attention, threatening our democracy. instead of that, this act is just targeting foreign actors and playing a nationalism and xenophobia. amy: we will speak to ucla professor ramesh srinivasan. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, at least five people were killed on wednesday when israel bombed an unrwa aid distribution center in rafah, one of the u.n. agency's last remaining aid sites in gaza. at least one u.n. worker was among the dead. unrwa workers decried the attack. >> this is forbidden. we are an international institution. all of this is for people. we work day and night to s

do to capitol hill on wednesday in support of tiktok.— support of tiktok.ve any concerns — support of tiktok. do you have any concerns about _ support of tiktok. do you have any concerns about china - any concerns about china tapping into people �*s phones, the security risks from china? absolutely not. had concerns about — absolutely not. had concerns about china would be the said concerns _ about china would be the said concerns right here in america. the issues _ concerns right here in america. the issues remain, if i didn't sign the bill into law, it will be suddenly challenged in the court. i thought they would need the chinese government and they said no. even if equipped ad, the question of who would buy it. all of the major us tech companies are in the midst of anti—trust laws with walkways likely once, they give the nation are purchasing a platform with 170 million users are unlikely. individuals, companies or groups could take it up but passed deals have fallen apart. if the bill becomes law and tiktok is not sold in around six months, it will be

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and with tiktok fighting back tonight, what does tiktok look like in china? why are there far more restrictions and protections in china for young people on tiktok than here in the u.s.? and tonight, what will the senate now do next? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the breaking headline from georgia. the judge in the case against donald trump dropping six charges, three of them against trump, ten charges against trump remain. with the judge's decision now on the future of d.a. fani willis coming at any time. >>> tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet flying from san diego to washington, d.c. that young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. tonight, he's facing federal charges. >>> also tonight, another united boeing jet with a problem. the fifth issue in about a week. a flight to the u.s. turning back. what was seen leaking from the plane. and news tonight in that boeing case, the door that came off at 16,000 feet. the video of the, whoers working on that door erased. >>> tonight, the images coming in now, the massive lands

tiktok is trying to say we are banding tiktok. that's not true.just trying to say that the chinese communist party cannot own tiktok. if the chinese communist party is not dictating what people's social media feeds are, i think tiktok will be more representative of its users, more representative of the american people, and live up to our value to the values of the chinese communist party. works china says it doesn't want bytedance to divest from tiktok. that essentially would mean a band, wouldn't it. >> that's what they are saying now. we will see what happens after this is actually passed into law. right now china is desperate for international money because their economy is in freefall. i find it hard to believe they would not want to earn several billion dollars, most likely, by selling just one of. >> i want to go through arguments we have seen through callings in congress that did not agree with you on the bill. a florida democrat representative, maxwell frost of the youngest member of congress said it would be a violation of freedom. we saw

and band tiktok is so correct.gree with you more because it's not about the content. it is about the agenda that tiktok has to get in the minds of our young people and destroy our culture. it may sounds cheesy and over-the-top to most people, but the reality that is what is going on. but is very sad and we need to get these kids on a timeout. they need to stop having transgenderrism and sexuality shoved down their throats in school. we need to get prayer back in school. we need to teach them about god and living for something bigger than themselves. for pete sakes, whatever religion you are, there is no god on the planet that says this kind of behavior is okay. so, we have basically created a generation of young people who have no value at all for themselves. they don't value the truth. they don't even know the truth. we are not teaching them the truth. >> laura: cynthia, what they do value is getting something posted online and getting like after like after like. that is the dopamine hit that i think gives them pu

and they seem to blame a lot of that on tiktok and the information on tiktok. and so i think that there's part of that motive is about, you know, politically, making themselves in a better position to, to control the conversation on these topics. >> interesting. serves two political ends. there but you mentioned young people. are they the biggest tiktok user? talk to us about how big tiktok is in america. >> tiktok is huge, you know, around the world, you know, billions of people and here at home, millions of users are using tiktok, you know, they are disproportionately, younger, with the overall population and, younger people increasingly cite tiktok as the number one source for where they get their news, so for a lot of them, this is taking away a media platform that they use constantly for a multitude of purposes in their lives, not just getting news, but connecting with others, sharing information, expressing themselves, exploring their identity. so this is a very big deal for a lot of young users. >> okay. >> as a journalist, i worry a little bit about wha

, or we are going to ban tiktok. secondly, trying to get bytedance to sell within 180 days is unreasonable, completely unreasonable. third, free speech. there are people who use tiktok to -- they have small businesses on tiktok, they use it to build community, so it's a free speech issue, and fourth, when are you going to have a conference of conversation about all of social media and all of the problems on social media, including our data being sold on the open market to china and other nations without our consent, without our knowledge, so we need to talk about privacy. we need to talk about mental health. we need to talk about all of social media. why do we continue to scapegoat tiktok? especially, when i have seen not enough evidence to tell me that at the national security issue, and so that's why i voted no on the bill. >> i do want to talk about the social media aspect, the user realities, the political implications of taking away the platform that hundreds of millions of people, there were 170 million america

that's in the favor of tiktok. >> and i know you've said in the past on this program, you use tiktok but only on a burner phone. in other words, you don't trust -- >> yeah. >> that you could carry it on a phone with you into private spaces and not be spied on? >> look, margaret, i don't trust any of them, but particularly don't trust a chinese owned company. i had it on a burner phone and wrote a column in "the new york times" about four or five years ago. i think it's an exciting app, broadcast network. it's entertainment. and does it well. i feel like every chinese company i've covered has had the tentacles of the chinese communist party involved in it, whether they like it or not. in the case of some of them they don't like it. but that's the case. now that's not to be said there's not issues with every single u.s. based company, meta and alphabet. but this is a different step level as far as i'm concerned. these are -- this is a foreign adversary and it's different. china -- a chinese owned company would not be able to own cbs and this is a media company and that's the question,

and with tiktok fighting back tonight, what does tiktok look like in china? why are there far more restrictions and protections in china for young people on tiktok than here in the u.s.? and tonight, what will the senate now do next? rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the breaking headline from georgia. the judge in the case against donald trump dropping six charges, three of them against trump, ten charges against trump remain. with the judge's decision now on the future of d.a. fani willis coming at any time. >>> tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet flying from san diego to washington, d.c. that young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. what they had to do to restrain him. tonight, he's facing federal charges. >>> also tonight, another united boeing jet with a problem. the fifth issue in about a week. a flight to the u.s. turning back. what was seen leaking from the plane. and news tonight in that boeing case, the door that came off at 16,000 feet. the video of the workers working on that door erased. >>> tonight, the im

"can i have my tiktok back?"at's how you know this issue is important: it's forced gen-z to make their very first phone call. and you know congressmen must have been pissed at teenagers blowing up their phones all day. i mean, well, matt gaetz didn't mind. [audience reacts] [cheers and applause] the rest of them were pissed. >> michael: i have to say, as an american, it's great that these kids are getting involved in the civic process. you're never too young to start getting ignored by your congressperson. for more on the tiktok ban, we go live to washington, d.c. with ronny chieng. [cheers and applause] ronny, what's the feeling up on capitol hill? >> i'll tell what the feeling should be. america should be feeling humiliated right now. china made an app so popular that the government has to ban it. that means communist china beat free market america at capitalism! that's like your whole thing, america! and you lost! this is as bad as that time the asian dude won the hot dog eating contest! six times in a row! ch

take a look at those poll last march, 50% supported a ban of tiktok. but as of october that was down to 38% at adults under 30 are the most opposed to a ban of tiktok qarrah, would a ban of tiktok and biden says he'd sign it, wouldn't hurt him with younger voters in november? >> no, because there's not going to be a band is going to be there. it's not just go along with it because it's not what's going to happen. it's not what's going to happen. there's something will be resolved here, and people will be able to have their tiktok it is not going away, it will continue to exist. it's worth far too much, both to the chinese and to end to these american investors of which there are many for it to go anywhere with some. >> and by the way, i think the talk of a >> ban is part of the political argument. and as people are trying to scare young people, tiktok is trying to scare you young people and evade them. saying this is going to be banned and that is why you had hysterical teenagers calling their congressman and threatening to commit suicide because tikto

. >>> the countdown clock could be on for tiktok. the u.s. house passes legislation that could ban the social media application. now, is there a possible path forward for the creators and businesses on the popular platform? >>> another bid in a northern california murder case that once gripped the nation. will scott peters and actually get another trial? >>> we begin with breaking news. the u.s. house of representatives passed a controversial bill that could potentially ban tiktok from u.s. app stores. the bill forces the social media company to cut ties with its chinese linked parent company bytedance. lawmakers believe the app poses a security risk to americans. on the flipside, the vote could impact the 170 million americans who use and likely enjoy the popular app. skyler henry reports from washington. >> the bill is passed. >> house of representatives voted wednesday to require tiktok to separate from its china-based owner bytedance or be banned from u.s. app stores in the six months. >> tiktok needs to decide whether they value their us

. —— tiktok.come to asia business report forced let's begin in the united states where lawmakers in the house of representatives have overwhelmingly voted to pass a bill that could lead to a ban on popular social media site tiktok. that is despite the chinese and social media company calling on millions of teenaged users in the us to oppose the bill. our correspondent has been following the proceedings on capitol hill and has more on what is ahead.— capitol hill and has more on what is ahead. the houseboat sets the stage _ what is ahead. the houseboat sets the stage for _ what is ahead. the houseboat sets the stage for what - what is ahead. the houseboat sets the stage for what could | sets the stage for what could become an ultimatum to tiktok chinese owned parent company by dance. some of the apple it will be bound. as a way to go between therein here. it is to go through the centre red faces an uncertain future. the majority leader chuck schumer has been noncommittal about whether he will bring

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i don't support a ban on tiktok. the legislation d n tiktok.t's simply a divestiture of soa platform can be owned by an american company that would protect the data and the privacy of the american consumer from malignant foreignnterests like the chinese communist party. reporter: chris consumes board cold water on the urgency of71 e senate saying it's more urgent the house passes the taiwan, ukraine, aid. any concern about the senate either trying to hold this bill hostage for that one, slowing things down so that it forces the house to. mr. jeffries: i agree with mr. consumes that if our republican colleagues care about the broad and national security interests, the house republicans could bring the bipartisan comprehensive national security bill which would provide support for our democratic allies and israel, ukraine and the indo-pacific to counteract the chinese communist party and at the same time provide humanitarian assistance to civilians in the world who are n harm's way through no fault of their own. if my republican colleagues care a