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the clock, is it sell or see you later? we await a decision from president-elect donald trump but we do have a team saying that they are ready to scoop in and by the chinese amp. currently it has 700 million american users so we will be talking about that in a moment. we will also beginning first reaction from the new chairman after a big shake-up there. rick crawford is here. welcome everybody, i am charles pain, first on the major supreme tiktok court decision. a shannon. >> reporter: as we are taking down to the deadline hours away at this point, the court said with one voice, hey, congress passed this law and we will not strike it down. tiktok supporters had ordered at the court this was about the first amendment, it was about free speech but here's what the courts had what it really thought it was about. they say according to the government, bytedance has permit they declined to agree to stop

collecting user data or sending that data to china to train the algorithm. they say they know that you're scooping up data and that's a legit concern. one judge wrote because the record shows because the people's republic of china or the prc can require tiktok's parent company to cooperate with its efforts to obtain personal data, there is little to start -- stop that information from getting in the hands of a designated -- the government had argued, they are not only collecting tiktok user information but contacts as well." ten even private messages and what happens if they store those ten to 15 years down the road, they may want to use that as blackmail against an american who is no longer a teenager. charles.

>> the drama builds, thank you shannon. folks, president-elect donald trump is waning on this decision on what to do next, we will go to west palm beach for more on this with nate. >> reporter: good afternoon, charles. trump said he is considering his options on how to move forward with tiktok after the supreme court ruling. he said he actually talked on the phone today with tiny -- the chinese president about tiktok and other things as well. trump posted on his social after the ruling quote,"the court decision was expected and we must respect it. my decision will be made in the not to -- too distant future but i need to review this information, stay tuned." meanwhile the ceo of tiktok has this to say. >> i want to thank president trump for his commitment to work with us, to find a solution that keeps tiktok available in the united states. >> charles: the ceo will be attending trump's in operation while trump also elaborate on

his call today. posting on social media quote,"the call was a good one for china and usa, it's my expectation that we will solve many problems together and starting immediately." also today, trump posted parent -- eric madame -- eric adams. but trump hasn't floated the idea of pardoning adams for federal corruption charges, something i asked adams about a couple of weeks ago. >> reporter: he said he would consider pardoning you, what does that mean to you? >> i don't think it's the point of what any support is, you know, he understand the challenges of. [inaudible] >> charles: adams has also signalled that he will work with the trump administration on border enforcement when trump takes on inauguration.

trump says it will be held inside because of severe cold weather in washington, d.c. i will send it back to you. >> charles: before we go, the shift inside, folks will be for the good because of other reasons right now and not just because of the weather. the lineup, i mean all of the ceos from silicon valley -- just the diversity of the lineup and how striking that is to you. >> it's urgently striking when you consider the rhetoric that these guys have sent in past years. mark soderberg certainly has switched his tune after the election for sure and a lot of these guys, charles cocker making personal donations of over a million dollars. some of them without even guarantees that the connection go to this inauguration and some of the events afterwords as well. they are certainly doing what they can to get on trump's good sight ahead of the second term. >> charles: nate, another

thing people wandering in the distance. scuttlebutt about the number of executive orders, out the gate. i've heard as many as 100, i know you have pretty good sources on this though. we know the trump team wants to hit the town -- ground running. with do you know about these executive orders. >> reporter: trump has said he is going to have several of them, including reversing president joe biden's ban on offshore drilling and you can expect some actions on the border as well. i had the opportunity to ask trump how exactly he wants to implement most of his agenda, he says that he prefers the one big beautiful bill as he puts it. but he is opening -- open to ultimately getting his agenda implementing and he does not care how it's done. >> charles: before i let go, i will circle back to tiktok

because you imagined the ceo a conversation with president-elect trump. we know he is a massive negotiator but how much do you think we have the trade war, we have an ai race for super missing and this thing called tiktok in the middle. you think may be speaking of one beautiful bill, maybe we can get one pitiful package when it comes to amending ourselves with china? >> charles: >> reporter: we have seen the things president-elect trump has said. he says all will break loose in the middle east if hamas does not release the hostages and then we saw the cease-fire agreement after that trump is threatening china with 60% tariffs and obviously that would not be good for the chinese economy. and china wants them to continue operating in the united states. trump took a harder approach on tiktok until recently. he has sort of brightened the things that he has said about

tiktok, of course he used it during his campaign to reach a lot of young voters so it will be really interesting to see what he does here with a lot of people calling for the apt to be saved and others talking about national security interest. >> charles: it's amazing, he understands as a consumer and also the national secure decide. thank you very much. with a january 19th date to sell or go away, let's talk to somebody who is actively looking to buy the chinese app. kevin o'leary as you know from shark tank, kevin, the clock is ticking and i know you love these type of environments. this is where you thrive." president trump has suggested that he wants it to stay alive but he also said today he needs time to study it. where do you think we are right now. >> a very interesting place because technically we have now got a definitive decision 9-0 in

the court. would also in the letter, they define exactly what they want and what they don't want is any of the chinese algorithm and the new tiktok. this puts the court in a rather interesting situation because we have spent years and a lot of capital in building. [inaudible] that's ready to fill in the hole where we have an american algorithm that's ready to be transparent and scrutinized by regulators here. so it abides by the order and this new ruling, this new letter from the supreme court. what we need now is -- or trump at 12 '05 on the 20th to keep it lit up. nobody wants to see this go dark, i know nobody does. >> charles: let's just say it does go dark, that does not stop negotiations though. >> no. , not at all.

we need 90 days just to start the negotiations but what we really want which is in everybody's best interest, americans, chinese, bytedance -- is to find a way wants in the order. the ability to stay for 90 days and what we need is if you are a provider -- the penalty is $1.7 billion a day, he can't just leave that lit up. it's a huge problem, that's every 24 hours and that's a lot of money. we need this thing to get signed and then get divided before midnight to extended, or figure out a way. i don't know but to get that thing lit and maintained for 24 hours. >> charles: i highly doubt you will be able to get him to do that but maybe it will be done by monday. what about this part, some

businesses -- explain to the audience what that is all about. >> this was not a case about free speech, we learned about that in the 9-0 decision. we also understand the only remedy was put forward in the original order by a bipartisan basis. sell it to an american interest that has to abide by american laws that guarantees that american regulars that they will not in any way let this data fall on the hands of a designated foreign advocate -- at this area. we understand that mandate and any buyer has to understand that mandate. now sign that paper and let's get to work. >> charles: i'm not on tiktok, people send me videos and i'm a

watch that. and then next video is something personal, some thing and think about and -- that algorithm is mind-boggling and i'm scared of it. if -- i mean that's the gist of this, and knows me and i have never signed up for it. it knows when i'm thinking and things i've never even told my friends, obviously that's worth a lot of money if they do anything to change that then when they still be interested in a deal? >> we are not taking that algorithm because we can and we made it clear in our offer. certainly the leather put forward today made it very crystal-clear that we cannot take that. -- and i want millions more people but we can have you own your own data. if you are selling a data because you want to then we

should share that revenue but you should be able to have your own data. we will create the larger social media network on american supports, freedom of speech and democracy. what is wrong with that? >> charles: kevin, good luck with it all, we appreciate you chiming in on this and we will probably reach out a couple of more times before the weekend is over. we are going to get first reaction on the supreme court tiktok ruling from a new house intel, rick crawford. his first interview since the shake-up with that committee plus sean o'brien getting ready to attend president-elect donald trump inauguration. what is he looking for from the new and administration, well, i will ask him. but first he's leading the charge on trump's tax cut. how soon can that be done, jason smith is up next. of your hand.

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latest on this. >> reporter: hello, charles, with the house putting forward their own plan with a two track plan. two separate reconciliation bill and what it does is push the tax cut into the second bill to be taken up at a later time. let's walk through their proposal here, the first feel they want to put forward includes about $100 billion for border security, 200 billion in defence over the course of four years. it would also raise the debt ceiling limit by two years of $4 trillion. that's the key here, that's the one that includes trump tax cuts and be taken up at a later date. how will you pay for all of this while they are saying that they will repeal bidon policies like the ev tax credit, funding for the irs and student loan forgiveness plans. but here is why they think it makes more sense for this to be split up into two. listen to this. >> i think the strength in the two bill plan is it allows us to

thank someone's early and especially when it comes to border security, which i think this administration promised to do. >> reporter: remember the house freedom caucus was just meeting with trump last weekend so clearly they are on a very different page and then the president who wants that one big beautiful bill. also johnson has been pushing forward for that one big bill as well. >> at the end of the day we will reach consensus and get the job done. i am not bothered by this. >> reporter: charles, there is a lot to talk about and it's all going to have to happen right after the inauguration celebration. you can call it the inauguration hangover. charles. >> charles: thank you so much. our next guest has talked about the trump one point oh term and those cuts which are hard to push back on. he says it helps the event --

the average american by giving more tools but i think one thing to remember is that we should be allowed, perhaps to keep more of what we earn. and this is where the big divide comes in washington in of itself, there some folks out there that thinks every nickel we make initially belongs to the government and whatever they allow us to keep we should be grateful for peer that what makes the next part of this interesting because it's not necessarily republicans person democrats but you have republicans now versus republicans and -- on one hand you heard what the house freedom caucus stays about getting early wins and then going for more. others are saying why don't we just get the whole thing in one shot? go right now to committee chairman, missouri republican john smith. i'm sure you want those tax cuts tackled cerner -- sooner rather than later. >> in my opinion, it is settled. president trump says he wants

one big beautiful bill. speaker johnson is moving forward with one big beautiful bill. they -- we need to finish and deliver on the priorities that president trump campaigned on for the market people. 77 million people voted for what he campaigned on and that was making permanent tax cuts from 2017, securing the border, providing energy dominance. these are things that he all wants and guess what, we can get this done. what i am concerned with, charles, is the last time that there have been two reconciliation bills passed in the united states of america was in 1986. and we currently have the smallest majority ever in the history of the nation, why do we think we can defy all odds on this one is beyond me. will let's not play at russia -- russian roulette, let's get it done in one view beautiful bill.

>> charles: i've spoken to many of your colleagues over the year, all good people. what is the exciting -- is there is a concern that one big beautiful bill involves a lot more horsetrading and probably pushes back on the overall agenda of making d.c. smaller? >> you would have to ask the individuals that are pushing for this too. i don't get that logic, i don't know why they want to do this. this is what president trump wants which is one big beautiful bill, we need to deliver all these. we can deliver on the tax cuts right now. i have been working on this and the way we have been working on this for over two years preparing for this moment. it's not that there's not a lot of things that have to be decided, it's very simple. president trump says he wants permanency of his expiring provisions at the end of this year, he wants no tax on tips, relief for seniors, overtime pay. he campaigned on it, we know what he once. we can deliver on that.

but of four chilli some other people are chasing rabbits in other directions. let's get the job done, stop kicking the can and do it now. >> charles: to your point i think this is what the american public want and we both know what happens in d.c. if you wait around too long, you don't get anything done it. you have to strike it while the iron is hot. let's just say you get this through -- what will be the other parties because again there's a very tall order to cut two -- 2 million dollars but it seems like the more money they may, the more they spent. >> they absolutely do, i show that to the house republican conference this week. if you look at revenues that come into the united states for over the last 50 years, they have consistently been 17% of gdp. however, spending has consistently been 21% of gdp but yet charles in the last five

years jumped up to an average of 26% of gdp. we have a spending problem in washington, not a revenue problem. >> charles: can you find some ways -- and the mandatory spending areas. >> absolutely, there's numerous areas where we can cut wasteful spending we will have to cut in mandatory spent in, and mix up semi5% of all the spending of the federal level. >> charles: thank you so much, smith. >> thank you sir. >> charles: to the border crackdown as kristie known faces her senate hearings. we will have the latest on that. plus an exclusive interview after that the price shake-up in the house intelligence committee. new chair, rick crawford is

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knowledge on terrorist groups. >> since i am not in the world today, i should not get into. >> andrea: -- specifics with you. >> he would talk about organizations are out there. >> i would also say hamas, isis. >> reporter: and how the biden administration handled illegal immigration. >> what i am alarmed by is the over 300,000 children that went missing during the end biden administration. >> let's put it aside. >> i can't put aside 340,000 children. >> let's put aside what happened in the past. there is still 1000 children who are separated and waiting to be reunited. >> reporter: it came after the senate broke a filibuster on the

lake and riley act. the bill mandates illegal immigrants if they are picked up for shoplifting or other minor offences. ten democrats joined all republicans to crush the filibuster. >> just to be clear, they would be alive today if you weren't the secretary of home security. >> i hope that is true, yes. >> reporter: there's a major shift by modern democrats on the act since the election. they could vote to pass the bill monday night. some republicans want the senate to confirm on monday too, just moments after the inauguration. >> charles: thank you very much. what kind of dave border action can americans expect next week. the brand-new chair of house intelligence many after a major -- major shake-up there is next.

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post today. you talked about joining the committee in 2017 and you witnessed the first-hand abuse of football. how they wrote it, the trust and all institutions and compromised american's ability to gather intelligence. i'm assuming this is at the very top of your list to restore even the image and the prestige of this. how do you go about making this happen? >> i told many folks that its important that they can trust him. we have to know that the intelligence community is engaged on our behalf in a forthright way and a way that people can trust. we will go about exercising this overwrite to make sure it's taking its place. it's not about building a standard club, it's about trying to restore that level of trust between the ic and american people. >> charles: i want to mention,

mike turner did response to his removal by saying in part that." under my leadership, we restored the committee to its core focus of national security to threats from our -- and requires serious liberation." it seems like there was a shot towards you and that. >> i don't think so, i think mike and i are friends and have been for a long time. we have known each other for eight years and that's not the interpellation that i read at all. >> charles: so you agree with the factor there, let's start with what's happening at the border which is a big deal. president trump ran on the border twice. -- we were on the path to a call pushing in the first term. >> i think that's really important and it's a parting mission for the president and this congress, and house representative. and with the unified congress and president trumping in the

white house, i think we have a real opportunity to achieve that goal. >> charles: on one hand you have said -- 700 million american users who are demanding it. on the other hand, china is getting all of our personal information that they can use against us. >> yeah,, that's a real challenge because we certainly are sensitive to those folks who have really derived a lot of their livelihood and -- on the other hand this is a platform that the chinese are using essentially as a high level tradecraft type of engagement where they are engaging with election interference and disinformation and collection of personal data, and all of those things that make it a problem, make it a threat to the american people. i do think that if this comes under american ownership and falls into the protocols of u.s. algorithm. but will we cannot allow is to

have this kind of platform under our noses. >> charles: the challenge of intelligence and a period of the industrial revolution. we are talking about tiktok and the amazing ability to take -- but that's not the only place. i mean the challenges particularly now an age of technology is just -- they will keep you on your toes. >> no question about it and we have to be really, really diligent about being proactive. we are really good at cyber but we are always in a defensive posture. when we have nation-states that are threatening us through cyberattacks like china routinely does and we have nonstate actors that are conducting cyber operations.

i think at some point in time we have to recognize the ability to take a more proactive stance and know that they can get away with it. >> charles: these breaches have been embarrassing and it's always -- they were in the system, they were in the system. how can we be proactive against this because the excuse is always that the criminals are always one step ahead. >> and they are one step ahead and we need to position ourselves so that we are three steps ahead. that is one thing we will try to do is make sure we are providing the resources and the oversight necessary to achieve that goal. this cyber situation, the threat that is present -- has been presented to blocks of information and data. that is a real threat and will be a challenge, we have soft

targets right now and we really need to harden them. >> charles: before and let you go, there was criticism about making this committee more in the image of president trump. even dan crawford expressed frustration out of that. isn't that what the american public voted for though? >> luck here's the thing, i have been appointed to led this committee. he is working hand in glove with the president and i don't think there should be any surprise when we align with the president's worldview as it applies to overseeing meaning intelligence community. you know his world has been affected tremendously by what happened to him going back as far as 2016 and everything that happened as a result. should not be any surprise that we will be diligent on oversight >> charles: i know anybody named crawford is tough. good luck with the new job and congratulations. >> appreciated. >> charles: turning to israel now, what is next.

mike is on the ground with the latest. mike. >> reporter: charles, the full cabinet has a cease-fire agreement waiting on their approval. they have been at it for six hours and not necessarily because there is a debate, what we are being told is that each of the nesters had an opportunity to speak about the cease-fire agreement. this is a historic moment for israel and each of them has something to say. we had to spite this will go at some point -- go through at some point. it begins with a 42 date cease-fire in which the guns go quiet. also on the first day, three or four israeli hostages are expected to be released from gaza captivity, from hamas captain day. they are all woman on the first day. ultimately over 42 days we will see over 33 hostages released, females, man, soldiers and

children. and extend about 1000 palestinians will be released from israeli jails and 50 pounds dance for every one israeli soldier. also as a part of the first phase of the cease-fire agreement, eight trucks will start rolling in at the rate of about 600 per day. when you get into the second phase of the cease-fire agreement, it's another 42 days in which the guns are supposed to be quiet and also involves the exchange of men, even soldiers who were being held by hamas in the gaza strip. phase three ultimately start talking about the reconstruction of gaza so it's a very complicated process. a couple of nuggets we have just learned about. a spokesman for the benjamin netanyahu government has says they have been promised that weapons were held up by the bidon administration will be freed and given to the israeli government that is relevant to the cease-fire agreement because if the cease-fire falls apart,

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>> charles: looking like that capitol hill where president-elect donald trump one now these sworn in inside as bitter cold to matures are expected outside. boxes weather, steve has the weather. >> charles, this will be the coldest many have felt all year long and really in years we'll talk about the upper midwest but today in the 30s and 40s. and dropping by monday below freezing. that's just the air to mature, 40 to 50 degrees tempter for the upper midwest. 286 million americans by inauguration day are going to have attempters below average. what's different about this one well we've had hour to blast and that for wear vortex. the siberian eye is allowing that cold air to get all the way down to the gulf coast. impressive how cold it will be. not only heir to mature but it will actually feel downright dangerous for some areas like international falls. chicago negative 20, a charles

for us up here negative three in new york city. let's talk about the nation's capital -- capital, as you mentioned trump will be doing the inauguration inside and even -- shows how cold or it will be but then you incorporate the wind and the windchill sends it to 10 degrees. bitter cold and this will be going on for most of the day, a smart move by many to push this inside. by the way with all of this, all that cold air will linger around after inauguration day and people will be leaving. we have a sore system down south and i will be heading to florida. so the gold is sticking around for inauguration day and into next week. >> charles: welcome to winter, thank you so much. [chuckling] >> charles: but first, how is the last minute scramble going for the white house?

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>> charles: it happen in 1985 and now it's about to happen again. we are at the white house with the latest last-minute scramble to move the inauguration inside. >> reporter: the capacity at capital one arena is just over 20,000, far smaller than the -- and inside the rotunda it's even tighter. meaning thousands of dignitaries will get bumped. and the parade that crews have been building for weeks will likely sit empty but biden and trump will meet here behind me. and that will be the first time they speak since they met in the oval office a few weeks ago. >> reporter: are you going to talk to trump before inauguration? [inaudible] >> reporter: while biden is

taking steps to remain tradition, the first lady is not. joe biden says maloney trump declined her invitation 14 in tradition. both trump and milani skipped biden's 2020 inauguration and now first lady michelle obama are following suit and skipping drums. we have also learned former president george bush and barack obama will reportedly skip the inaugural lunch. there's a feeling of glowing is hanging over the white house in biden's final days. according to one report, his own mood is pretty low. quote,"he is feeling angry to resigned, to wistful." and his final interview, he gave a winding answer with this conclusion. >> president joe biden: look ... my dad was a better man than

i am. i ask myself a couple times a month about what he would do. >> reporter: after giving of farewell at the conference of manors earlier this afternoon as he was walking back inside the white house, he ignored questions from reporters including weather he regrets dropping out of the race. charles. >> charles: jackie, thank you very much. but that's exactly what teacher president will be doing on monday. and sean, welcome to the show. >> thank you very much, i would like to consider myself a union leader. >> charles: and understand the terminology and i don't blame you for that clarification. you know, we saw the sort of -- biden came out on top but then

after trump took over and harris was put in pure overwhelmingly teamster members 59.6% endorsed trump versus his 34%. of course there was no official endorsement but this was seen as a major victory for president trump, with respect to the organ a shaken -- organization. what do you look for now as you go ahead with this inauguration? >> the remaining pools were done electronically and with professional pools but we have an agenda that's -- we want to make sure we have a seat at the table regardless of who is in charge and that is why we will be there. i lived there so i will take a walk up the street and see what is going on. >> charles: he's focused on the damascus -- domestic economy that has to dump to what you would like to see for your own union, right?

>> we want as many as american jumps back and middle-class jobs back. we look at trade agreements and that deals that were made back in the day under the democratic leadership. and we prosper again as a middle-class. >> charles: we see -- you had a big victory with the ups strike and the race. in fact it was a big joke that everybody was going to go halloween dressed as ups driver. trying get ahead of this big shift in technology that could hurt your jobs, is that something he will be talking to president trump about? >> i think we have been having backtalk all along with everybody that will listen to us. i think most recently, at mr. nation of president trump is when he supported the island workers who were threatened by

these big shippers who were making billions of dollars trying to replace their jobs. that is imported to us, we realize technology is coming but we also have the ability to great drums as a result of this technology. we are going to be lobbying hard and again we want to have a seat at the table and president trump has given us that ability to sit down, and have that dialogue on behalf of members and working members across america. >> charles: you are a great leader for being able to do this and look beyond politics as usual and doing the best thing for the men and women under your leadership so we appreciate this. cannot wait to talk to you about this after the inauguration. by the way -- you don't want to miss our coverage of the big inauguration day right here on ♪ ♪