coming up, senator josh holly is making his mark by taking on tech. we hear from the senator on how he plans to make sure companies like facebook and google respect your privacy. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg app and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: google is severely limiting how political advertisers can target people online, a decision made after weeks of debate. the tech company said on wednesday it will stop allowing election ads to be targeted ace on political affiliation. banning misleading information. however, targeting based on age, gender, and location is still allowed. josh holly may be a junior senator from missouri but he is making a name for himself by being one of the most outspoken critics on tictac. tech.big he has tried to ensure u.s. consumer data is not spent and stored in countries deemed a national security threat. we spoke with senator josh holly wednesday but taking on big tech starting with the letter he sent to facebook demanding they explain

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joining us from capitol hill is senator josh holly of missouri who co-sponsored the bill senator holly also introduced a bill preventing tech companies from sharing or storing consumer data in china. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about the trade headline just now that sent the markets a little lower about phase one possibly not happening. are you concerned that this is happening on the very same day the senate is passing this bill and beijing is coming out and condemning it? >> well, i'm not surprised beijing constantly reneged on its commitments. it made a commitment in 1984 with an international treaty about the status of that city. now, it's trying to renege on it it has various times in these trade negotiations gotten to the table. said that we had an agreement and principle. only to back off any time the u.s. tried to put in enforcement mechanisms so i would just say to beijing to quit playing around if they want to make a deal, make a deal. but we're not going to be just told to trust them any longer. we're actually going to hold them to account. >> what are you t

senator josh holly of missouri has introduced a new bill aimed at protecting american data from beinguired by countries deemed to be a national security threat. for example, the bill says tiktok could not collect user data deemed unnecessary to its business and transmit operations within china. joining us, bloomberg's ben brody and kurt wagner. let me start with you. what are your thoughts on this bill? i think this represents lawmakers continually feeling that they have to grapple with china's tech ambitions. and the possibility they could really be setting the rules for the web not just in china where there are one billion plus people, but here in the united states. do they set the content rules on tiktok, the surveillance rules? i think this is a response by hawley, and he had that hearing where he was very angry with tiktok and apple for not showing up. you're seeing this question through the government right now. taylor: is this the kind of protection that big tech wants that consumers want? kurt: probably to some extent. we have seen facebook in particular but google and others

senator josh holly of missouri has introduced a new bill keeping data being acquired by countries seenbeing a national security threat. saysxample, the bill tiktok could not collect user data deemed unnecessary to its business and transmit operations within china. joining us, bloomberg's ben brody. let me start with you. what are your thoughts on this .ill ben: lawmakers continually feeling that they have to grapple with china's tech ambitions. the rules for the web not just in china where there are one billion plus people, but here in the united states. do they sent the content rules on tictoc, the surveillance rules -- do they set the content rules on tiktok, the surveillance rules? withor hawley was angry tiktok and apple for not showing up. taylor: is this kind -- is this the kind of protection that big tech wants that consumers want? curt: probably to some extent. we have seen google, facebook, and others to push for regulation. what they mean is they want to be involved in shaping the regulation. if they can have guidelines or rules where they can follow those and that solves all

capitol hill exploring how big tech companies are leaving data exposed to china, missouri senator josh hollie twitter that he invited reps from apple and tick to be which is, of course, division of chinese company to testify, but let's take a look, you can see two empty chairs, one with apple logo and one with tick to be logo, we put the logos so you can see they did not show up, both companies are in the cross hairs of hollie questions, let's get to hillary vaughn who has been watching all of this, hillary, tick to be is very much in the spotlight, my kids love this thing, what is the issue about that and apple and all the rest? >> well, tick to be and apple really representing both sides of the coin here, tick to be is a chinese-based company here in the u.s. that over 115 million people have downloaded the app and am has operations in china that spark national security risks as well so hollie brought that up, both companies really need to explain how they do not pose national security risk to u.s. users particularly the amounts of data that they both collect, tick to be, though, flatly den

on the program today, jeff sessions, senator josh holly, franklin graham, burgess owens.didates going on so-called apology tour, new york's mayor michael bloomberg started his own campaign by saying sorry over stop and frisk. listen to this. >> i was totally focused on saving lives but as we know, good intentions aren't good enough. i want you to know that i realize back them i was wrong. and i'm sorry. rob: carli carley shimkus herh the backlash he's getting on social media. >> stop and frisk was one of michael bloomberg's signature initiatives. now he says he was wrong to champion it. this policy lets police officers stop and frisk anyone that had are suspicious of. bloomberg largely supported it and defended it since his times as mayor up until now when he is considering running for president. some are calling the apology disingenuous. one twitter user says kind of tough to gain momentum running for president when the first thing you do is apologize. john on twitter also chiming in, saying i'm guessing they had another focus group to determine stop and frisk wasn't a g

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senator josh holly is how questioning whether somebody has something to hide.ays it wasn't able to provide a witness to testify on short notice, but it reiterates it's going to work with congress. >> you have tik tok on your phone, right? >> reporter: no, i don't do that. >> all the youngs do. >> reporter: that says enough. >> appreciate you joining us. >>> coming up next in the show, president trump has slammed ukraine as being very corrupt, right? but before that, he was trying to build a resort there. we're on swamp watch with a reporter who has that story next. good afternoon board members. we have some great new ideas that we want to present to you today. [son]: who are you talking to? [son]: that guy's scary. the first item on the list is selecting a chairman for the... for the advisory board what's this? as well as use the remaining... child care options run out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't. guaranteed monthly income for life. >>> we have some breaking news this morning on president trump's tax returns, with a ruling just coming into us

recently, senators josh holly and marsha blackburn introduced bill that would relocate most the nation'side of capital region. discuss ways to make government work better for the american people, but such bills should not be part of that discussion. these types of bills or administration proposals are talking d for cheap points against the national capital region and federal are intended to of federal e work agencies the bills' proposal are to help. 85% of federal employees work capital he national region already. hundreds of federal employees and their families have already by the recent relocation of two u.s. agriculture agencies, as has the work of those agencies. congress cannot do its job without the unvarnished facts nonpartisan that agencies give the house and senate almost daily. language eady gotten in appropriation bills that would block politically otivated moves outside of the national capital region, and i will continue to fight agency at cationes with every tool my disposal. about 63 is not relocation. thank the i would gentlelady, who is a great hampion of the people of washi

and senator josh homily oig tri holly invited tik tok and apple to testify. both declined.ut i think that tik tok is getting attention not only because of its links to china, but also its massive popularity, it has been downloaded 750 million times over the past year according to analysis firms. when it declined to testify, tik tok said in a statement that unfortunately on short notice we were unable to provide a witness who would be able to contribute to a sub be stand difference discussion, we remain committed to working productively with congress as it looks to how to secure the data of american users, protect their privacy, promote free expression. and holly responded that it was a mistake for tik tok and apple not to testify and that they would leave open chairs for both. >> he has been a leading voice on all of this and holding tech companies accountable. >> we'll watch where it goes. brian, thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> and at this hour with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bol

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