models with the bias of the ccp wants to push across the world.at's been downloaded hundreds of millions of times is annexed weapon for the ccp to control not only information but disinformation. maria: the white house a.i. and crypto czar david sachs responded saying deepseek shows how the ally race will be competitive in president trump was right to resend the biden io which hamstrung the american companies without asking whether china would do the same one of deep seeks papers revealed they used 2000 of nvidia h800 chips from 2022 and designed to comply with the export controls they used the chips they were designed to adhere to the export controls and they are still winning? explain that. >> number one don't forget the ccp loves to lie about numbers so number one we know there are 50000h1 hundreds billions of money spent on the most recent gpu so let's not forget this is probably not accurate number one and number two what you see with the models they've completely created a new way to train models which is way cheaper and way more efficient a

the ccp is not within the reach of us law, and neither is bytedance.tisan basis, acted the way they did because this is a unique national security threat. �* ., unique national security threat. ., ., threat. before i let you go, we know that _ threat. before i let you go, we know that 19 — threat. before i let you go, we know that 19 january _ threat. before i let you go, we know that 19 january is - threat. before i let you go, we know that 19 january is the - know that 19 january is the deadline, 20 january donald trump comes into office. how confident are you that the incoming trump administration will actually enforce this law if it does go into effect? i think they will. i have met with incoming trump administration officials including mike wallace who is my colleague and friend from congress, who will be the national security adviser, and they see this threat the same way we do, which is, they want tiktok to survive, but not under chinese control, not under chinese control, not under ccp control. so i am hopeful that even now, donald trump can en

the ccp is maneuvering behind the scenes, is trying to make deals. it's very self-interested in many ways and what is trying to do around the world. and it essentially has a huge number of people that has to keep happy so this needs the economic while is to continue to turn. do not want to diminish or at all suggest is not dangerous. it's a different model because it's trying to capture and exploit resources and workers around the world. russia in the past couple of years is make the policy decision to actively try to overturn an upset democratically elected governments. going after some of the weakest also elsewhere around the world there's an internal domestic fight between parties or between different factions. and tries really hard for the democratic. i want to talk a bit about georgia because that's really alarming to us in the u.s. government right now after 12 years the georgia dream will have a very contested election. and we see this play out in terms of russia trying very hard to support this party essentially copycat bypassing a foreign ag

i mean, there are reports of the ccp building airports and then when people are critical of the ccp all of a sudden flights are canceled. controlling the grid, they can turn it off and they can turn it off. there is just no way on god's green earth that china can control the panama canal. however you want to define it and i hope my democratic colleagues, this should not be partisan and i hope they are not blinded by the fact that president trump has come out so boldly on this, but we shouldn't tolerate this. the witnesses have stated they have operational control. we can get into the semantics of the port authority versus the control, but operational control of the panama canal is real by the ccp. the witnesses have also stated that a chinese company got a sweetheart deal, a no-bid contract, for operational control ultimately of these ports. i guess i want to ask, i have talked to long -- [laughter] i don't have too much time for questions, but professor, i do want to ask you as it relates to the treaty and i'm glad chairman cruz has called this up because there are real concerns about

maria: will we ever be able to cut out the ccp from tiktok? were to bite or kevin o'leary or frank mccourt all want tiktok. what do you think? >> oh, absolutely. what could be done to tiktok is what elon has done to x. you have to get rid of the existing controls but once you don't have a member of the chinese communist party sitting on the board of the thing it should be easier to make it less maligned. maria: it's great to catch up. thanks so much. quick break and then driving in style, we're live at the detroit auto show this morning where the industry gears up for a second trump term. kelly s siberi is in detroit wih the latest. >> reporter: we're in the motor city at a time when the auto industry faces uncertainty. we'll take a look at camp jeep, one of the most coveted experiences of the auto show. we hope you stay with us because we're about to go 30 feet in the air. i'll try not to scream. ♪ maria: "mornings with maria" live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. we're up early with the biggest and brightest minds from ac

>> no question the ccp has made significant inroads. this is a long-term strategy they have at the united nations and we need strong american leadership working with our allies to push back on this. as you pointed out every country no matter what its size gets one vote. we need a strategy to push back on the ccp's inroads in the global south and even in the western hemisphere. we need to build on our bilateral partnership and make sure they understand the importance of a 2 way partnership with the united states. i also think the personnel strategy of the ccp has been of particular concern in the un. china has made inroads in placing ccp leaders and chinese diplomats and positions as head of various agencies but at the most junior level. we need to have a human capital strategy working with our allies to push back on that. >> appreciate your thought in that regard. i certainly have no objection to countries having a vote. what bothers me is that the corruption and fraud when the chinese by off that vote with money is just flat wrong. you

the ccp is offering manufacturing industrial help to russia that essentially helps the defense sector and the defense industrial base in russia, which then indirectly or directly helps the war machine. we and our allies and much of the world have stood up and said it was unacceptable for russia to invade ukraine in a gross violation in february 2022. defending the u.n. charter, defending the ideals of sovereignty, defending the notion of democracy. as its people have expressed and desired. this cooperation of russia's war machine and their continuing ability to fight in ukraine is deeply worrisome. that is one example. i want to talk a little bit about russia and what they are doing. it's model of de-democratization and promotion of authoritarianism is different in flavor from the ccp. it is very self-interested in many ways and what it is trying to do. it needs its economic engines to continue to turn. i don't want to diminish or suggest that it is a different model. russia in the past couple years has made the policy decision to actively try to overturn and upset democratically elec

but is jimmy lai a threat to ccp rule? no, he's a guy that would like to spend his last years with his family. yeah. so let's turn to the questions. the people identify yourself and, wait for the mic and also make sure it's a question. no, you can make a statement here. so please, right here. hi, i'm lisa harnett from booz allen hamilton. thanks much for the book. my question, i'm assuming jimmy lai must have faced that there were some political prisoner in china in some time in his life that he wanted to help get out. i'm guessing what was his playbook like this? do you know, like jimmy lai's playbook for what the u.s., the uk should be doing to get him out? that's interesting. i don't know that there was a particular earlier political prisoner that he tried get out. he go. when liu xiaobo got the nobel peace prize, of course, knew ended up dying chinese custody. jimmy went to the nobel peace prize where there was famously an empty chair on the stage. so i think jimmy want to and wants to be part of the tradition, the chi

how we push back on the ccp's efforts to undermine u.s. interests? rep.stefanik: many senators are raising this deep concern about ccp's inroads, and i think it goes back to working with our partners and allies, making sure we are strengthening those relationships, that we are ensuring we have a strategy to ensure that the ccp is not able to make inroads at the most senior levels of the technical organizations. and agencies across the u.n. writ large. this was another of my top priorities that i have discussed in each and every meeting with all the singers on both sides of the aisle. sen. mccormick: thank you for it i will try to squeeze in one last question. i was so glad that president trump withdrew from the u.n. climate accords last night. how will you advocate for american energy dominance and in all of the above approach to energy security at the? rep. stefanik: again, i want to make sure we are representing american values, american interests. i am united states ambassador, if confirmed, to the united nations, and that means asserting strong americ

none of the justices believe that bytedance, as a ccp—controlled company has first amendment rights. national security, and that's why congress acted in the way it did, which is allow tiktok to continue to survive but not under ccp control. because if ccp continues to control it, it will have access under its national security laws to the data of 170 million people. we know that it has repeatedly stolen tens of millions of americans�* records, data, including in the anthem, equifax and office of personnel management hacks, and it's only a matter of time before they did the same with tiktok and so, that's why congress acted. there's been a different reaction from tiktok influencers, including nadya 0kamoto. she's the cofounder of august, a period care lifestyle brand. i asked her what she makes of concerns about about national security. they're frustrating to hear, especially as a content creator, where this platform has been such a powerful tool for positive change and even work around reproductive rights especially for me over the last two years i think it has been an extremely posi

>> we can't get rid of the ccp unless you want a war with china.is a competitor to the united states. president trump understands peter navarro will finally take it serious again. we will protect our interests. thank you. >> this will be the last question. >> i lost my voice yesterday. what is one of your favorite memories of trump? >> well. favorite memory of trump. [laughter] the proudest moment of my career every six months we have to do decide it was time to decide in the called me into oval office and had the whole government called us heavy you tell these guys why iran deal. he knew why the week told him. that was my proudest moment. merry christmas. [cheering and applauding] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> of parallel economy of diversity, equity and inclusion. >> they don't belong in there. we've got to get them or fight. ♪♪ >> an amazing opportunity to be here with you and the next. i will give you five minutes, and then i will give a 90 minute talk to explains the monetary system will we have to do to make money again in america. you already know this but the f

>> is up to the ccp that's why t visit they cannot sell t that te ccp will not let them the that thishem. i was in taiwan earlier this year they have the same problem there are the ccp is using tiktok and other apps like this in order to try to control what other people are seeing and hearing they are producing there to so distrust about the united states. if they let it go ill be a company was a capitalist enterprise that was england's multibillion-dollar offer to sell their app but they won't because the ccp won't let that happen. >> is josh, i wonder some of that immediate reaction to trump's rally was interesting. i want to play a little bit of it i will get your reaction, watch. >> is struck watching his speech earlier today but nobody likes a sore loser but this guys is a sort winner he's come back as a conqueror. that is the feel of this. i do think there's a lot of discontent and the country. a hangover from the pandemic. inflation and people really want to give this doubt and angioplasty. >> i think angioplasty is a good word because you look and talk to people they want in a

. >> when you have the ccp watching over everything.under the ccp's microscope and they're probably exerting their influence within these companies as well. maria, we talked about in the past and you specifically have brought up some direct defense risks that are out there. for example, the chinese drone manufacturer dji, that is a direct defense risk to the united states but there are also indirect or derivative defense risks to the united states as well like tiktok which we've been talking about for probably two, three years. i don't even know how long we've been talking about that. where obviously the ccp has access to certain user data and they're changing the algorithm for u.s. citizens versus the algorithm that exists over there in china. so look, when you look at all these companies, yes, they're ts certainly defense risks. 50 were added. there probably should be 50 added today or tomorrow after that because all of these companies are influenced by the ccp. maria: right. and if we were talking with jonathan ward today, jonathan w

because they have -- >> we can't get rid of the ccp unless you want war with china, okay. china is the primary competitor to the united states and good news is a that president trump understands that and with a lack of pita, navarro back in the white house, we'll finally take it seriously again. but, we're not going to start a war with china, but we'll protect our interests. thank you. question.yo >> what is one of your favorite memories of trump? >> wow. favorite memories of trump. the proudest moment of my career to date, every six months we have to decide what 20 do with the iran deal. obama's abortion of iran deal. it i was time to decide and the president called meo and steve bannon into the oval office and had the whole cabinet there. whole cabinet and called us his heavies and said, all right, my heavies, you tell these guys why we have to kill the iran deal. we told them. he knew why, but we told them and then he killed it. that was my proudest moment. god bless you all and merry christmas. [ cheering ] >> wow, what an honor to follow seb and be here in phoenix wit

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it is moving it out of control of the ccp. we've had very spirited conversations in our home about that very topic but yes, if you asked me to we need to do more absolutely. >> on the state level or federal level? >> i hope the states will be. i hope they will lead but it's important for us to push this conversation from a federal level as well. i have partnered with brian shot senator chris murphy on this and myself and tom cotton myself and ted cruz. those are not for people you typically see pushing on one issue but we've all come to the table not as democrats or republicans, that is people on the left or right but people we are parents, parents of teenagers. we are seeing the effects that only within her home but with our friends and their parenting experience of what we're seeing our children's friends as well. we have to put up guardrails. you know this but the data speaks for itself. yet one in three young women saying she considered taking her own life last year. you have 9% of our high school population saying they at

one of the issues will be that the new buyer will not likely rely on the ccp algorithm.re is real separation between the buyer and where they store the data of users and access from china. that was the whole problem with project texas, which was the effort by tiktok to try to convince both the biden and trump administration's than american user data was safe from authorities in china. repeatedly that was found to be untrue and repeatedly tiktok executives came to capitol hill and told falsehoods about the separation that did not exist. mike: we have seen that the odds grow that tiktok will go dark on sunday. users talk about using other chinese apps like lemonade or read note. to those present any security concerns for you or your colleagues on capitol hill and with this law apply? rep. krishnamoorthi: after years of investigation of bytedance, we know that bytedance's applications are problematic. one of them is tiktok. another is lemonade. lemonade would also be covered by this law. with regard to other social be applications that might be controlled by a foreign adver

. >> is notot a band that's moving out of the control the ccp. ccp. we've had very spirited conversations in our home about that very topic but yes, if you asked me to we need to do more absolutely. >> on the state level or federal level? >> i hope the states will be. i >> and i hope they will weep and i think it's important for us to his conversation from a federal level as well that partners the brainchild chris murphy on this, myself and tom cotten myself and ted cruz, is not the people that you typically see pushing on one issue but we have all come to the table as democrats or republicans covenant people in e left or thehe right, but people who are under parents a mere appearance the teenagers and we are sing device not only within our homes with our friends in the parenting experience of what see per children's friends as well pretty so we have to put up some guardrails i knowwe you knw this and you have one and three high school young women saying that she actually consider taking her life last year that you have 9 percent of her high school po

and are military arms of the ccp. it's a issue with them reporting back to the ccp but we've been talking about this for a long time. how about the publicly traded companies on our exchanges that don't follow our accounting rules we need to have transparency in regards to the financial data that we are receiving and you don't get out of the chinese copies. maria: about to come. we'll be right back. ♪ 's we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. no folks in suits telling us to raise prices for the heck of it. just quality tools you can trust, at prices you'll love, every aisle every day. that's how we like to do business any way. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight. (♪) (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it'

president trump is standing up to the ccp. he's done it before. he will do it again for us.ryl: there's a lot to watch under the new administration and agenda. gordon chang, thank you so much for being here. happy new year, gordon. >> happy new year, guys. cheryl: all right. well, coming up, we continue to follow the breaking flus, a deadly suspected terror attack on a new year's celebration in new orleans. what police know this morning as congress wants answers from federal agencies. we've got the latest for you. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. cheryl: a deadly 23450u year's day attack on new orleans famous bourbon street as la

, we look more broadly cover handsomely at all threats from entities not just china but tied to the ccpt that broader conversation continues to take place in the near term, tiktok and then others from security risk perspective. >> one of the thinks encompass has been working with our companies is international proceeding where the commission is looking at making significant changes to ownership review and different time frames in which licensees may need to come back to the fcc to do ownership review be on merger agreements were often the fcc is like an ownership structure. any thoughts, that's comfy just a big data collections i anotr probably, think a lot of data that any thoughts about how the commission might be able to use that rulemaking process to do further reviews of international authorization? >> look, the relationships that are issued when you talk about undersea cable are getting increasingly complicated, whose leasing, whose only, pushing it to transmit data. it's appropriate for the fcc to make sure getting the right information about how this undersea cables are being us

because it is based in china there is an undeniable connection to the ccp.is an independent country. they either refused to respond, or with taiwan they say they do not acknowledge taiwan as an independent country. so there are concerns around where this is based on what it would mean for u.s. companies to use it. you still might see these tech entrepreneurs and the u.s. for lying openai, anthropic for their ai technology, but if you can do it cheaper, with less chips, so it is very effective you will see the u.s. turned to things like deepseek. >> will: and all those companies that have invested in ai hundreds of billions of dollars all of a sudden flush that money down the toilet. it just seems a fall of this is true they could immediately win in ai. we will have to follow this fascinated by this we will dig into this as the week goes on. thank you for seneca street so far. >>> president trump is following through on his promise to reinstate service members who refuse to get the covid-19 vaccine. he has offered them full backpay. my next guest is an indivi

this past week some others have argued the ccp could get access to your passwords. is that true? >> nobody knows the extent of which the algorithm provides data. highly speculated but there is a reason that congress put this order in front of the supreme court. there is a reason they ruled in favor of it. it's not worth taking the risk. and so the obvious solution is to sell it to an american syndicate as per the order and then decide whether you will rewrite the algorithm completely or work the code, which i don't think many of the subcommittees will allow. we just don't know. >> bill: i hear all your hesitation. one last question, thanks for jumping on the phone, kevin, what is the price tag to get the deal done? >> right now $20 billion, cash, cash. >> will that do it? >> we're ten minutes old. >> bill: breaking up on the phone. we heard the important thing 2 (000) 000-0000. thank you, charge your phone. >> dana: shannon bream, do you have a cool 2 (000) 000-0000 to take over tiktok? >> no, maybe a 20. just to kevin's point there we talked about the risk these companies take i

to garner gather distribute information on american users to chinese ccp party what this whole thingfirst place, that is why we are at where we are at. we are trying to avoid spiral issue we're not allowed as buyers or any buyer to use any of that code, it is forbidden in the law so you also need the supreme court you got to make a lot of changes, to go to 50-50 partnership including original act, including supreme court decision, i think that is going to be challenging. >> are kevin, i think the other thing you are talking about the algorithm, have we gotten any have you gotten any indication that bytedance will be willing to part with the algorithm every indication messaging we are dealing with secret golden share now don't simply have a directive unless owner of seating golden share is willing to discuss it, so far, it has been a narrative between trump himself and xi. so, i don't know if the golden share owner, xi, is going to put any parameters in place for any buyer, we are we are as far as i know we are the only buyer that is papered an officer in the hands of the shareholders

the data that's been gathered on millions and millions of americans goes right to the ccp. also, it helps them in their race for a.i., which is and not not in america's best interest. so that, you know, i believe the law should be complied with. but i'll, you know, i'll give the the president, you know, his 90 days to to see if he can come up with a better way. but right now i'd rather see the law just complied with. >> and i know you sit on the house committee on china, the vice president of china is due to attend the inauguration. that's going to mark the first time ever a senior chinese official of that level has done so. the ceo of tiktok is attending the inauguration. we're also our colleagues are reporting that he's going to be at this rally tonight. some people would say that by the looks of that, it looks like this administration is cozying up to the ccp. >> what would you say it may be the other way around that the ccp is trying to gather favor with the new administration and so, again, look, like you said, i sit on the on the select committee. i know the kind of t

. >> so we can already see that the ccp has a split screen view of how to use tiktok, and there is non why we have to allow ourselves to be subject to their ideological manipulation. >> when xi jinping calls the smokeless battlefield, it'd be like if in the 1960s, walter cronkite was a soviet spy. it's just nonsensical that this is somehow a first amendment issue. >> okay, let me get to what happened this week with donald trump refusing to rule out using military force to take control of greenland and the panama canal. now, look, it may seem like just a distraction, but now your republican colleague, congressman dusty johnson, proposed a bill allowing the federal government to repurchase the canal, which president carter turned over to panama half a century ago, in 1977. johnson is arguing china's influence on the vital shipping canal is a national and economic security risk. but here's the thing. you know, this region, i mean, we have this picture of you, you're there training panamanian troops in the canal zone during your time in the marines. panama says it is not interested in sel

not just in air space, ccp is buying farm land next to our military bases and trying to control our foodction of products farmers depend on, is at risk. president trump is right to think outside the box and can make sure americans at home are safe. >> todd: israel's system targeting short-range threats and israel is size of new jersey, not as much space to of coer as united states of america. we need to protect enemies like north korea and china and cover all 50 states. explain how that would work? >> i think first and foremost, we have defense industrial base that has to be fired back up. we have to make products here in the united states that focus on peace through strength, deterring our adversaries. we do that by building type of protection system that deter the threat and make sure our enemies know we're not playing around and we're able to respond. type of long-range weapons, executive order, things will get fleshed out, i think we're on the right track to prioritize american national security. >> todd: we hope to never have to use this, it is peace through strength, it would decre

. >> the law passed last year was intended to sever tiktok from the influence of the ccp, while keeping the app available for americans. it's clear that more time is needed to find an american buyer and not disrupt the lives and livelihoods of millions of americans. >> now, schumer says he will work with the incoming administration, the trump administration, to find a solution here. as the associated press is reporting tonight, that president biden won't enforce a ban that is set to take effect the day before he leaves office. president elect trump is now among tiktok's biggest fans. he's vowed to come to its rescue. amid all of this, believing that it helped him win reelection by winning over young voters. >> i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok. >> now, i reported that tiktok ceo was seen with trump at mar a lago last month, and we're learning from sources tonight that shou chew will also be on the vip list at his inauguration on monday. he'll be in powerful company there, no doubt a prime seat alongside the other notable tech titans who have ingratiated themselves with trump and

treat, everything at this point, especially following inauguration of donald trump, as coming from ccpey are scared they may not be showing outward fear because that is not something that they do. but the fact of the matter is world changed last monday, donald trump, is trying to reassert american's dominance do you find it any surprise, that this happened basically, the monday after his inauguration? no. are if we they are concerned they are worried trying to save face on world stage saying don't forget about us we are a big deal we are a world superpower we need to respond accordingly every individual being confirmed already has been to basically, figure this out because this is a war, even though doesn't have traditional area marks of a battle. maria: i agree with that i think that is right on, the money, that china is trying to save face, i don't think that this company or the ccp certainly, xi jinping himself or as strong as some believe i think there is so much worry in china as economy slips given the real estate losses there, we've got the senate confirming scott bessent treasu

currently as it is, tiktok america which is owned by the communist chinese ccp is a national security have tools to solve that. another threat it is a safety issue for our children it can cause a lot of anxiety. we need to change the algorithm and where we have the servers and should be an american should not be in china we need to change the algorithm to promote positive content and not negative content that's created a generation of anxious teenagers and the age of social media. speaking of being anxious. it's a long time since i took constitutional law and law school but i think free-speech is a fundamental right if i recall correctly but so is national security. when they collide with one another, how do we resolve how do we resolve speech was security. >> that is a great question i am not a lawyer i'm a technologist and an entrepreneur. the way that we resolve it in my ideas to have the tiktok servers in america, why do we need to have it in china and why do we have this manipulative algorithm to make a profit. i think he could be a profitable company in america that is owned by

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it is not being sent back to china and the ccp.oncerned with this means for american dominance and artificial intelligence because the gap it's really narrowed. sam altman of openai says of china wins the race for ai it could destroy us. china is doing this with less money, models, and chips. compare that to the $100 million cited last year. china claim to use just 2000 in video chips to train its latest model. compare that to the tens of thousands of chips used for u.s. models. but there are questions about whether china's underreporting how much money and how much computer power they are using. skepticism that elon musk also shares. artificial intelligence advisor to the president says that the ai race will be very competitive and that president trump was right that the u.s. cannot be complacent. >> this is a race that is very much eating up. >> sit up and take notice. this is a battle so central to the future and everybody we all have to dial in and get it. >> thank you so great to see you and thank you went home for joining us

the ccp provides the chemicals that produces fentanyl that kills thousands of americans every year. do you see any link between -- we see that link, do we see any links between the ccp and china and the drones, the technology that's being used to surveil our border and it's being used to help the cartels in their quest to transport people, drugs, guns anything into the united states. >> it is no secret that the preponderance of the u.s. technology is manufactured in china and that the cartels are using that very technology. we share your concerns. there's a reason why we don't use chinese drones and whether they knowingly or unknowingly are potentially checking information for the government of china. >> that's it. that's all the questions i have. yield back. >> the chair recognizes mr. tanadar with his question. >> thank you. the operation of the cus technologies to intercept drones is sensitive as it generally requires seizure of property without a warrant. to do so, the operators must hack into the signal used to control the drones which aufrp involves hacking into a cell phone o

, that allows ccp to have access to everyone's virtual use ask that spy ware in tiktok gets into everymerican people and we want those protections in place. this is not one of those issues where some people want to say it's just a free speech issue. this is a national security issue that is why congress passed the divestiture ban. stuart: senator marsha blackburn, it's a pleasure having you on the program all these years and always appreciate you being here. thank you very much. >> and happy anniversary. stuart: we'll take it. thank you very much, ma'am. we're monitoring the breaking news out of the supreme court decision on banning tiktok. lydia hu has the latest. lauren: happy anniversary to "varney & co.". 15 years it's been my pleasure to make appearances on a pretty much weekly basis with stuart and also to run into him at the turkey trot once in a while in cchatham so, stuart, congratulations. ♪ how do you like me now, now that i'm on my way, you still think i'm crazy ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some re

we know for a fact that xi jinping and the ccp want to undermine if not destroy american leadership.smokeless battlefield of the internet and information and ideological warfare and the power of short videos and discourse but we repeatedly ignore the threats. that's the critical difference in why it's about ownership. it is about changing ownership because it would be an act of self immolation or suicide to allow our enemy to control this. >> martha: people who expose themselves to tiktok a lot basically have a different view of china because they are not allowing adverse views about the chinese communist party to be on tiktok and the only thing i want to point out that i always go back to his china does not allow tiktok in china. chinese kids cannot use tiktok the way that our kids and adults do. they have a different version that pushes out chinese history through their viewpoint and math problems essentially. they don't allow kids to spend 3-4 hours using their screens on tiktok all day. it says a lot. we will be watching this. the 19th is the deadline and mike gallagher, head of

the algorithm is the ccp's spy tool into the united states of america, not just for you and i.k, i'm old. i'm not going to be around that long. but you know what? children, they're setting up a long-term play when it comes to tiktok. you know. so again, let's reiterate here. he is holding off on the tariffs, right, on china. he's holding off on the tariffs but he ordered global trade practices to be investigated, beijing, whether or not they complied with the trade deal, you talked about that, and he plans to have meetings and calls with xi jinping and says he wants to visit beijing in his first 100 days. this is interesting, guys. this is tiktok right here. >> it's our n number one adversary. it's important for him to figure out how to negotiate with china. to your point about the tariffs and tiktok, kind of casually yesterday president trump alluded to the fact that if china steps in and blocks the tiktok deal, he could go as high as 100% tariffs on china so this to china especially with china in a state of economic despair, their economy is not doing well at all right now, f

david marcus writes on foxnews.com that the fact that bytedance refuses to sell confirms that it's a ccpa way to harvest private data of americans including younger americans, think kids, and that's the mission for them to get more access to, well, to americans in general. let's talk about -- you're in d.c., obviously you're normally here with me on set but of course today is the inauguration and donald trump is going to be sworn in, 47th president of the united states, he's going to return to the white house for another four years, ceremony begins 11:30 a.m. eastern time, the swearing in around noon of course inside. he's vowing to make sweeping changes through a series of executive orders. here he is discussing all those plans last night. watch. >> i will describe in my inaugural address, tomorrow, can you believe it, tomorrow, it's been a long four years. nasty -- it's been a nasty four years. my administration will take immediate an decisive action to confront every single problem america faces and put our nation back to the path of success and greatness. within hours of taking offic