frank blackburn, a retired assistant chief with the san francisco fire department, helped create thetem firefighters relied on that day. you can't control the fire, so what you have to do is control around the edges of the fire to prevent the fire from spreading, but you've got to have the water supply when the hydrants ran dry. san francisco firefighters set up the city's portable water supply system, rapidly deploying hoses and movable hydrants supplied by up to 10,000 gallons per minute of salt water from the bay, pumped out by a city fireboat stationed nearby. we had a conflagration and we were able to keep it to that one square block and extinguish the fire and prevent it from spreading, you know. blackburn says he pitched the portable system to malibu and los angeles county officials not long after a major fire hit in malibu in 1996, and the fireboats can just anchor out right, close off shore and supply all the water you need. he told them that within 30 minutes, hoses could be linked to fireboats and deliver water as much as a mile inland, with five inch hoses and portable hy

joining us now tennessee senator michelle blackburn. senator blackburn, always great to see you. are on the radio saturday and you had what i thought was a really brilliant idea. you said with respect to this one big beautiful bill debate, why not just extend the tax cuts not trump tax cuts two-point oh, but just extend the current policy tax cuts and put that in to the first bill. and then if you want a second bill later on for more exotic tax cut, marsha, i have sold that, i have talked you up to a whole bunch of people and people have said, yes, it is a great idea. let's just extend, put that into one big beautiful bill and way down the road to do more bold things. i have loved it and so is everyone else that i've talked to. >> well, i think that it is the route that we should go. let's use current policy, let's make those trump tax cuts permanent from 2017 and then let's come back and do no tax on tip and overtime and social security. they are the people that want to lower the corporate rate. and all of those will require offsets and they will take longer. the easier portion

happy new year, senator blackburn.ked to republican senators wednesday, and 100, for all i know, it'll be more than 100. what'd you take away from it? what can you share with us? >> we have a very aggressive and forward moving president donald trump. we're looking forward to that, and i got to tell you, larry, 100 is a great start. we might have to do a thousand to undo all the damage that joe biden has done to this country. so i'm thrilled he's going to start with 100, and then that will kind of build a fire under the members of the house and the senate to get moving and pass legislation, codify some of these orders so we can get them into statute and make them law. i know the president is really pushing forward to get the border secure, to work on the tax cuts, and making those permanent, and to better our standing in the world. so that our allies and know they're an ally and our enemies fear us. larry: yeah, i've been advocating for one, big, beautiful bill, which i guess is what the house is going push forward. exe

zian flemming's diving header the difference as blackburn's 15—year wait for victory over burnley goesecond. third—placed sheffield united are also a point off the top after ending a three game winless run with a 2—1 victory away at watford. second premier league start. 1-0, second premier league start. 1—0, arsenal. living a teenage dream. unlike their opponents, brighton have no winds since november. with finishing like this, it is not hard to see why. but they were handed a lifeline in the second half. penalty was given away an unusualfashion. ezra made no mistake. 1—1. brighton came closest to winning, but the strike was dragged agonisingly wide. so, and happy travels for arsenal, that could mean more ground lost in the title race. —— unhappy. leeds' lead at the top of the championship has been cut to one point after they let a 3—1 lead slip away at hull city, drawing 3—3. burnley had put themselves level on points with leeds at lunchtime, beating local rivals blackburn rovers 1—0 at ewood park. zian flemming's diving header the difference as blackburn's 15—year wait for victory ov

blackburn. but first max gorden is live in pacific palisades, california, with the latest on the wildfires there. ccan -- any better news today. reporter: firefighters are starting to get a handle on some of the fires, 14% containment on palisades fire, eaton fire 30%, you see widespread destruction like this all over pacific palisades and communities here, there is another threat on the way, a particularly dangerous situation according donational weather service with winds between 45-75 miles per hour. very strong winds that will be very challenging for the firefighters any spark can light an inferno, but help has arrived. you can see down below the statementing area for palisades fire. we have seen engines from portland, from seattle, all over the place here to help out in the firefighting. but it is going to be a that willing one with the winds on the way. firefighter say residence here's in los angeles area, they need to be aware and ready to evacuate. we'll see what happens in the next day

blackburn: ok. and we have talked some about the neutrality treaty, which i think is of concern to all of us and as i have looked at this and i appreciated senator sullivan's questioning on this, we look at how president trump is going to push forward with getting this issue addressed. we have heard a good bit about this, looking at what happens coming out of the port of memphis. i think that the government of columbia learned a lesson, that we are not going to go soft on some of these issues and when you look at the fact that the u.s. is a primary user, the primary user of the panama canal and we are also panama's largest provider of direct foreign investment, i think those two things should be significant. our foreign investment into panama is $3.8 billion annually. this is why people are looking at this issue. professor, let me come to you on this and we thank you for joining us remotely. shouldn't our investment in panama be contingent on their adherence to the neutrality committee ensuring pana

blackburn: my time has expired. i yelled back. chair durbin: i will give the witness an opportunity to finish his remarks. mr. reichlin-melnick: the dhs report did not say the children were missing. it said ice failed on the job to start the court process for them. if christ filed the court documents many of those people would be living at the exact address ice told them. it is just that ice has not filed. exploitation is very real. we have called for more labor enforcement to ensure that does not happen. chair durbin: senator padilla. sen. padilla: the fact we are still discussing, debating the struggle to reconnect to children who were separated from their parents more than four years ago today should tell us a lot. about what to expect in the next administration. it is really a further conversation, may be a different hearing, a different day, to focus on that. just as a reminder for folks observing today's hearing, the topic, the topic of today's hearing is "how mass deportation will separate american families, harm our armed

blackburn, ms. blunt rochester, ms. cantwell, mr. cramer. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. congratulations. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. cruz, mr. curtis, mrs. fischer, mr. gallego. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of

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frank blackburn, a retired assistant chief with the san francisco fire department, helped create thed on that day. you can't control the fire, so what you have to do is control around the edges of the fire to prevent the fire from spreading, but you've got to have the water supply. when the hydrants ran dry. san francisco firefighters set up the city's portable water supply system, rapidly deploying hoses and movable hydrants supplied by up to 10,000 gallons per minute of salt water from the bay, pumped out by a city fireboat stationed nearby. we had a conflagration and we were able to keep it to that one square block and extinguish the fire and prevent it from spreading, you know. blackburn says he pitched the portable system to malibu and los angeles county officials not long after a major fire hit in malibu in 1996, and the fireboats can just anchor out right, close off shore and supply all the water you need. he told them that within 30 minutes, hoses could be linked to fire boats and deliver waterer as much as a mie inland, with five inch hoses and portable hydrants. we put a bi

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thank you it's always a pleasure senator marsha blackburn. >> we have a lot more coming up this morningin the palisades are 50% contained but california is facing the most urgent wind warning yet. all the details on the other side of the break, this week were taken to davos switzerland, maria will be live from the economic forum wednesday and thursday. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ >> "mornings with maria" live from the world economic forum and office open. we are up early with the biggest and brightest minds from across the business in the political world, bank of america ceo brian moynihan carlisle david rubinstein, the president of poland andre do not service now ceo bill mcdermott among our guests, "mornings with maria" on fox business invested in you. [paper flips] ♪ the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of conn

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up ahead, rose bowl blowout. the buckeyes dominate oregon in their march to a national championship. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> well, it was a stunning upset at the rose bowl. number eight seed ohio state dominated number one-ranked oregon, who had been undefeated all season. the buckeyes looking for revenge after losing to the ducks by one point the last time they met. but ohio making sure it wasn't even close, winning the rose bowl, 41-21. the buckeyes now advance to a college football playoff semi final against number five seed, texas. >>> the new year starts with two new recalls. here's wendy gillette with today's "money watch." >> wall street was closed for the new year's holiday. in the last day of 2024, the markets lost ground. the dow slid 29 points. the nasdaq fell 175. and the s&p 500 finished 25 points lower. >>> a couple recalls to tell you about. ford is recalling almost 300,000 diesel engine trucks because a defected fuel pump could cause a loss of

and i look forward to hearing about senator blackburn's questioning. sen. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. and i want to thank you all for being here and doing this hearing. one of the things that has concerned me, and intellectual property and its protections are something we hear a lot about in tennessee. whether it is our auto engineers, or it's our singers, our songwriters, our authors, our publishers, they're concerned about ai, they're concerned about losing ip protections. so, i appreciate this. and many times, china comes up. and one of the things we've paid attention to, if you go back and you look at 2021, china really moved ahead when it came to patent filings. in 2021, they did 1.59 million patent filings. that was more than double what we had in the u.s. and that acceleration rate is something that was of tremendous concern to me because we know china is repeatedly trying to take our r&d and take our ip. and mr. babcock, you talked about this in your testimony, and i'll quote you. you said, to donate our r&d and american ip to aggressive foreign competitors was a sta

cbdc. >> senator blackburn, thank you for your remarks. i mahave trouble disciplining the two behind me as i am sure i would hear a u.s. senator will vouch for their behavior. on cbdcs , i see no reason digital currency. in my mind, a central bank digital currency is for countries who have no other investment alternatives. if we think about a reserve manager, a high surplus country, whether saudi arabia, singapore, who in zap with -- who ends up with the yuan, if you own a currency, you have to have something to invest in. there is very little to invest in if you want to will the currency. chinese government bonds do not yield -- to your view is a negative view? >> i viewed many of these countries are doing it out of necessity were asked the u.s. , if you have u.s. dollars, you could have a variety of secure u.s. assets. >> i appreciate that i appreciate your comments earlier to the senator about the pillar 2 negotiations, this is something we would be well served to extract ourselves from this. currently, the preliminary data we have, 40%

blackburn, aye. the clerk: mr. heinrich, no. mr. warner, no. ms. blunt rochester, no. mr. sheehy, aye. mr. ossoff, no. mr. boozman, aye. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. ms. collins, aye. the clerk: ms. warren, no. mr. van hollen, no. mr. curtis, aye. mr. ricketts, aye. the clerk: mr. banks, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. lankford, aye. mr. gallego, no. the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. mr. durbin, no. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, no. ms. baldwin, no. mrs. shaheen yoiks mr. markey, no. mr. kelly, no. mr. schiff, no. mr. cotton, aye. mr. blumenthal, no. the clerk: mr. murphy, no. mr. hawley, aye. the clerk: mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: mr. justice, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. grassley, aye. the clerk: whitehouse, no. mr. husted, aye. mr. welch, no. mr. tuberville, aye. mr. bennet, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, aye. mr. booker, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the clerk: ms. slotkin, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, no. ms. cantwell, no. the cle

cbs' bradley blackburn has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: new video suggests the attack in new orleans new year's day could have been even more deadly. the fbi says security cameras show the attacker placing multiple improvised explosive devices around bourbon street early new year's day that did not detonate because of a mistake he made in assembly. >> he didn't use the right, the correct device to set it off, and that is just -- indicative of his lack of understanding. >> reporter: officials say what unfolded when he rammed his truck into victims killing 14 was an act of terrorism. the attacker, shamsud-din jabbar, had proclaimed support for isis. and while the fbi still believes he acted alone, they are investigating trips he took to egypt and canada in 2023 and two previous visits to new orleans. they say in october, 2024, he used meta's smart glasses with embedded cameras to record these videos of bourbon street plotting his attack. >> we have not seen any indications of an accomplice in the united states. but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.

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senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: let me indicate there is a vote at noon and we have less flexibility than we used to have in rolling the timeframe so i'm going to try to keep everybody to their five minutes. senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: i appreciate what senator tuberville said and senator duckworth just alluded to this. that it is very difficult for the veteran to get their records. and i think one of the things we should look at is who owns those records. it would be so much more helpful if the veteran himself controlled those records. if individually we owned our health care records. every one of us. and then that way you would not have the problem you are talking about. the veteran would be in charge of their records. and would be able to take it, whether they are in community care, whether they are in tricare, whether because we have seen just an inordinate amount of waste. in trying to build the electronic health records. whether it is cerner, epic, oracle, it is like they cannot figure this o

blackburn: your view of that would be negative? mr. bessent: many of these countries are doing it out of necessity were if if you hold u.s. dollars, you can hold a variety of secure u.s. assets. sen. blackburn: i appreciate that. i appreciated your comments earlier about the negotiations. this is something we would be well served to extract ourselves from this. currently in the preliminary data we have, 40% -- right at 40 percent -- of the total pillar 2 tax burden is on us. china has found a way to exempt themselves from this. that is in need of a revisit and i look forward to you doing that and standing with our companies. i think you can just submit this to me in writing. advanced persistent threat, apt, which is china, they were able to override treasury security systems and access workstations where they reported access to unclassified documents. and of course, this is chinese communist party work again. we found this out after finding out from the treasury inspector general that 2800 irs employees still had tiktok on their govern

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blackburn: no. ms.ndi: and so many women and children are being trafficked coming into this country. and when i was attorney general for the state of florida, i went to mexico and i went to a safe house and i met victims of human trafficking -- women and children. i held babies who had been trafficked, and what gets a young drug addicted -- because they addict all these women to drugs when they're trafficked. young drug addicted mother to break free from her captor, they were sending her to new york. and when they were going to do that, what did they do? they were going to kill her baby. and that's what got her to break away and get to a safe house. so i am committed to fighting human trafficking alongside you and i have not yet read your legislation. sen. blackburn: i appreciate that. we appreciate so much your commitment to that. there is nothing compassionate about what is going on at that southern border, and we will need your attention to fix those issues. ms. bondi: thank you. sen. blackburn: than

senator marsha blackburn -- >> i'm not saying that it's not justified. just to be clear.by that is the fact they are going to initiate a probe. it is almost certainly justified in light of the fact that if you look at the fbi history over the last four years, we've had things like the arrival of tren de aragua relative to the group i've seen and conspiracy cases and they turned a blind eye to that. you had jewish students on campus who couldn't get to class. we saw no federal investigations there and then we got reporting that iran, in fact, might have been funding some of the groups that were engaged in that so when you have that level of reporting, and you have christopher wray saying all the red lights are blinking relative to threats and yet we're not getting those kinds of cases -- liz: you're not getting the cases but senator marsha blackburn is questioning why the fbi focused on it in the first place saying focused on catching criminals not winning participation trophies. the senator and lawmakers led by senator blackburn did say and they warned dei dangerously dis

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blackburn: we appreciate so much your commitment to that. there is nothing compassionate about what is going on at that southern border. and we will need your attention to fix those issues. thank you. >> on behalf of the share, senator schiff. sen. schiff: thank you, mr. chair. it's been suggested, ms. bondi, by a number of my colleagues that the concern democrats have you are friends with the president. that's not our concern. it's not our concern that you are loyal to the former president. president has a right to choose people who he believes will be loyal to him. our concern comes when that loyalty to the president conflicts with your duty, conflicts with the constitution, conflicts with your oath. our questions have been designed to try to ascertain what you will do when that inevitable conflict arises. you may say you believe that conflict will never come, but every day, week, month, and year of the first trump administration demonstrated that conflict will come. jeff sessions may not have believed it would come to him t came to him. b

liz: that was president trump and senator marsha blackburn on fbi and dei and senator blackburn talking fbi director christopher wray and getting the fbi distracted with dei. you know, critics say fbi officials are too politicized going after conservatives and trump doing dei and too distracted in the bureau for the new orleans terror attack. jack brewer is the foundation chairman and former nfl player. what do you make of all this because now fast food chain mcdonalds, mcdonalds, jack, is joining a growing list of companies dropping dei as useless, costly, and poisonously divisive. what do you think? >> it is. i've had to face this head on and they're running deep in the constitutions and across america. look at organization like mcdonalds. mcdonalds has over 30% of its executives are minorities. talking about a company that should have never had to bow down to the dei mob ever in its history because it's always been a place that really symbolized diversity. mcdonalds' work force is full of diversity. they pick winners and losers. this is more political than anything and they say dei b

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senator marsha blackburn, hope you have a great inauguration week on monday. >> thank you. griff: great interview, tik tok may be hours from going dark in the u.s., will one of president biden's final acts in office be to safe the app from going offline? lucas with the details. >> good afternoon, tik tok has a large consistency that would like tik tok to be saved, 170 million users across the united states, about half our country and on his last weekend in office, president biden says it's up to donald trump on what to do next. >> what's your take on the tik tok decision today, sir? >> well, decision to be made by the next president anyway, so-- >> do you think that someone will buy tik tok? >> now, president-elect trump once supported banning the app over security concerns, recently became a convert and credited it with helping him connect to young voters. and writing on truth social, quote, my decision on tik tok will be made in the not too distant future and i must have time to review the situation, stay tuned. tik tok says unless the biden administration does something

republican senator marsha blackburn of the great state of tennessee is a member of the judiciary and veterans affair and finance committees in "focus" now. senator, what is happening to biden as he leaves in terms of how the public sees him? >> harris, the public is saying bye-bye. they are so pleased to see him leave because just as you said, the american people are smart, they know what is going on, they are sick of two tiers of justice and treatment and crime in the streets, the open border. they are furious with how eroded our reputation is on the global stage. and they know that joe biden couldn't get anything done. donald trump gets elected, the trump effect goes into play, and now you are beginning to see things move. so people watched in dismay and horror as that exit speech last night and they thought why did he do this? i mean, they are glad to see him leave office. >> harris: it's interesting what we showed was just a little clip but if you watched it in its entirety it sounded like he was trying to find his way with the prompter. i don't say that to pick on him but this i

blackburn and joni ernst, as many as 30% of children dna test and found not to be related to illegaligrants posing as family members. meanwhile, drug cartels and gangs use minors to falsely present themselves as family units in seek asylum at our southern border. here is what senator ernst said fingerprinting every child at the border we not only protect our nation by learning who was attempting to enter but also protect the kids by ensuring they are not being traffic. cartels cannot be allowed to profit off of the exploitation of abused and forced labor of minors. when you consider this administration doesn't know where some 320,000 minors came across a border illegally currently are, many like this would seem to be common sense. >> absolutely. this is near and dear to my heart. i met subject matter of human traffic investigations and human identification and i rescue a lot of these children brought from united states into the country for the sole purpose exploited and also forced and forced labor trade. these laws, i welcomed them because anything that will strengthen the ability t

and some of these attacks and allegations against tulsi gabbard like senator senator blackburn just laids that she's somehow a russian spy, well, you know, or that dog didn't hunt, you know, previously when republicans were more than happy to welcome her into the fold, and we'll see if it, you know, is something that frightens away more than three republicans this week. alicia: it will definitely be interesting. phil wegmann, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you. herb liver jonathan? jonathan: alicia shah, thank you. president trump announcing a major a.i. investment. what it means for the economy and for you at home. but first, mr. trump also putting fema on notice. the new warning that has the emergency management agency scram is,ing -- the scrambling. ♪ ♪ action! louis, louis! cut mud on her face! louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) (♪) mud mask? no, no, no! compare hotels in the hotels.com app at university of phoenix, we're earning career-relevant skills with every 5-to-6 week course. and updating our professional profiles in weeks, not years as we pursue our bachel

you're picking up on something that senator marsha blackburn said. you had a reporter go to his home before the fbi got there. they didn't go to his home until 1:00 p.m. that day. and she is saying it's disgraceful that the fbi was so behind the ball. never mind the fact that they initially said this was not a terror event and then the new orleans mayor said absolutely, yes, it was, in the same press conference so that's one question for you. but the other is just the culture at the fbi, change in leadership, what is going on at the fbi? because kash patel has been nominated to take over. chris wray is retiring, as we know, leaving. what is going on in the functioning of the fbi? because this investigation from the get-go, there's been a lot of criticism against the agency. >> training has been changed from strategic training, tactical training, training honn how to complete investigations to dei. that devastated the fbi, definite stated law enforcement across the country. it's done no good to help the people of this country remain safe and secure. t

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by the way, the measure was very bipartisan, in addition to senator blackburn, it was cosponsored by senators graham, durbin, klobuchar and other members of this committee. my question for you is do you share the assessment about what role like the open market act or senator lee's america act could play in restoring more vibrant competition and consumer protection in digital markets? >> absolutely legislation has an important role to play. law enforcement is a powerful tool but it is law enforcement and tends to be slow, tends to involve a single case and something like an apps ecosystem, the significance of all the conduct on all the developers for the american people demands in this case a pretty broad approach and to take one example, one of the things that jumps out from the builders the requirement, a powerful apps store operator can't prevent the developer from truthfully communicating price information to their own users. that's a no-nonsense slam dunk, right? there are other things in the bill that would do some good as well. there's a lot that could solve some serious proble

and, senator blackburn, i believe in this world right now. we have to find the things we have in common, and that is certainly one of them. senator, protecting our children from online predators. you've done so much on that front, and i thank you. i try i attempted to do that as well when i was attorney general, but i am committed to working with you on anything we can do to protect our children throughout this country. when i was attorney general, we started something called from instant message to instant nightmare and educating parents about online predators. and that also, senator, is one of the core functions of the fbi, the cyber unit. they sit there. these these agents sit there all day long and investigate child predators. we tell parents constantly, you think you're talking to another child and you're not going to interrupt you. >> i welcome your positive response. i have one more question that i'm going to try to fit into this round. tiktok will be banned unless it is sold because it has become a tool for the chinese to collect info

blackburn missed the chance to climb into the top six, beaten by bristol city. today after storm damage saw celtic�*s game at home to dundee postponed. aberdeen missed the chance to go third, as mikael mandron scored twice for st mirren in a 3—0 win. hearts are up to ninth after a 3—2 win over kilmarnock, overtaking ross county who drew with hibs. bottom side stjohnstone claimed only their fifth win of the season, having trailed motherwell as late as the 86th minute. that's the men's football taken care of. just the one game in the women's super league today where manchester city moved up to second with a 4—2 win away to aston villa. villa took the lead before vivianne miedema scored twice to give the visitors the advantage at the break but that lasted all of 42 seconds after the restart, laia alexandri putting the ball into her own net, but city retook the lead through mary fowler before england internationaljess park sealed all three points. there are five games tomorrow. the pick sees leaders chelsea take on arsenal — live on bbc two at sunday lunchtime. a wi

thank you for that legislation and senator blackburn. i believe in this world right now we have to find the things we have in common and that is certainly one of them, protecting our children from online predators. you've done so much on that front and i thank you. i attempted to do that as well when i was attorney general. i'm committed to working with you on anything we can do to protect our children throughout this country. when i was attorney general we started something called from instant message to instant nightmare and educating parents about online predators. that also, senator, is one of the core functions of the f.b.i., the cyber unit. these agents sit there all day long and investigate child predators. we tell parents constantly you think they are talking to another child and they're not. >> i welcome your positive response. i have one more question that i will try to fit into this round. >> sure. >> tiktok will be banned unless it is sold because it has become a tool for the chinese to collect information and do surveillance