let's bring in the congressman, seth moulton of massachusetts. he sits on the house transportation and infrastructure committee. congressman, good morning. thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> so let's start with the baltimore bridge collapse. here i honestly want to ask you about the chances that congress has actually gonna be able to help the community of baltimore here because of the way that relationships in especially the house of representatives have just fallen to a new low to the point that there are questions about whether or not congress is going to be able to do anything about this. there did not use to be what do you expect? >> no i mean that's right. so when the i35 bridge collapsed up in minnesota and not 2007, not that long ago. i think within two days, congress appropriated the funds to fix it. but this is a very different time congress right now, it's very partisan, but i will say that at the end of the day, democrats and republicans have come together to pass the appropriations let's build it. it took a long time. we just

seth moulton there.t an idea of the bill's fate in the senate and whether it could be signed into law, i spoke to ashley gold, technology policy reporter at axios. very good to have you with us here on bbc news. so this legislation has passed in the house. if it's taken up by the senate, what fate do you think it faces there? it has a lot more momentum in the senate than i was originally expecting. you have a lot of lawmakers that do see tiktok as a threat, they see the influence of china as a threat, and they want to get something done and it seems like this is something that they could pass and get signed by the president, but there's still some pretty notable opposition in the senate, and senate majority leader chuck schumer has not committed to putting it on the floor so, it's really up to him and if he sees this as a valuable use of floor time, and if this is something the senate should be doing so, and i'm watching cautiously but it's the most momentum i've seen for a piece of tech—related legislat

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moulton who i served within the marine corps help initiate the 991 number for veteran suicide which is available to americans across the country. he also initiated with senator mark kelly, and other veterans an act called the printed act after a navy veteran who died from suicide and it's a way for military members to highlight for their chain of command when they are having a mental health issue and destigmatize it. this isqu important in the military and society writ large. host: for those who come back from service? guest:d for those who suffered artillery concussions and they are suffering from disp■roportionately high mental health trauma. there are new remedies that need to be experimented with and testedhrough the v.a. to address mental health. this population is one that has suffered not only because of th■ effects of war but the inability and loneliness of coming back to the home front and all of a sudden being out of uniform and looking for a larger purpose. that is one of the areas we focus on is trying to provide th l support so they can be a credible citizens. host: our co

. >> representative seth moulton a democrat from massachusetts voted in favor of the bill today and iith him elier. >> congressman you are a big supporter of the bill in the name of protecting national security. i want to ask you what we have heard from tiktok and china. tiktok has said it has worked very hard to protect u.s. user data and also there is no actual proof user data is being accessed or tiktok is being used to spread propaganda. what does the evidence show? >> clearly there is a 2017 national securit law in china that requires tiktok to be willing to hand over the private data of its users. tiktok might be trying. i will give them that. but they aren't succeeding in there have been numerous reports out of the so-called texas project where they have tried to localize u.s. data in texas. it's not working. they still have to abide by their masters in beijing and beijing effectively has access to the data. >> i want to ask you about response in the u.s.. tiktok has 100 separate very vocal. some of the small business people, the young people we spoke with says that this will a

we'll stay in close touch with you, joining us now, democratic congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. he's a key member of the house select committee on china. he's also a co-sponsor of this bill, which was just passed in the house, who voted in favor of passes? >> yes. wolf. >> give me your immediate reaction. objection to what we just heard from the chinese reaction, that this is going to backfire on you. >> i mean, first of all, it's pretty rich. i mean, the chinese have been bullying users on tiktok for years. it's just most users don't know it until they get it bad, like they put up something against the uyghur genocide or something like that. and suddenly their shadow banned from tiktok. of course, the other comment that chinese official made is that americans are somehow manipulating markets. well, that's what china does all day long. they subsidize state companies they don't have practice fair trade practices. they manipulate markets all the time and actually they brought on a great economic i'm a crisis as a result, so i'm not worried about our economy. i will be worried abo

democratic congressman seth moulton co—sponsored the bill. that he isn't trying to ban the app, but instead explained why he wants it out of chinese control. we have already heard instances of people being banned from tiktokjust because of talking about the genocide going on the uyghurs. 170 million americans who use tiktok and about 45% of the country gets its news tiktok. i do not think they are in the height of the cold war britain would have agreed to sell bbc to the soviet union or cnn, we would not have allowed that and it is really the same situation as they. to get an idea of the bill's fate in the senate and whether it could be signed into law, i spoke to ashley gold, technology policy reporter at axios. very good to have you here on bbc news, this legislation has passed in the house, if it's taken up in the senate, what fate if it's taken up in the senate, what fate do you it faces they? we have a lot more momentum in the senate than i was originally expecting, you have a lot of lawmakers that do see tiktok as a thread that see the

seth moulton who i served within the marine corps help initiate the 991 number for veteran suicide whichble to americans across the country. he also initiated with senator mark kelly, and other veterans an act called the printed act after a navy veteran who died from suicide and it's a way for military members to highlight for their chain of command when they are having a mental health issue and destigmatize it. this is important in the military and society writ large. host: for those who come back from service? guest: it's a lonely space year and for those who suffered artillery concussions and they are suffering from mental health trauma. there are new remedies that need to be experimented with and tested through the v.a. to address mental health. this population is one that has suffered not only because of the effects of war but the inability and loneliness of coming back to the home front and all of a sudden being out of uniform and looking for a larger purpose. that is one of the areas we focus on is trying to provide that level of support so they can be a credible citizens. host: o

democratic congressman seth moulton co—sponsored the bill.he isn't trying to ban the app but wants it out of chinese control. look, understandable of concerns but we should put our country first over politics or political constituencies. that's the first principle that i operate by, the second thing is that users will see tiktok improve, tiktok is trying to say that they were banning tiktok, that's not true, we're trying to say that the chinese communist party cannot own tiktok and if the chinese communist party is not dictating why people media feeds are, then i think that tiktok will be more positive of its users, more positives of the american people, live up to our values as opposed to valleys of the chinese communist party. ——as opposed to the values. to get an idea of the bill's fate in the senate and whether it could be signed into law, i spoke to ashley gold, technology policy reporter at axios. very good to have your weather is here on bbc news, this legislation has passed in the house, if it's taken up by the senate, what fate do yo

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moulton. >> thank you mr. chairman.'s easy to think of the threat -- posed by the chinese communist party as something far away. they may be carrying out a genocidal campaign against that minorities in their own country. they may be getting more nuclear weapons more quickly than any other country in the world, and they may steal secrets from our military and our private misses every single day. but your testimony makes clear that what the chinese communist party is also doing right now is positioning themselves to change the lives of every american in ways that we wouldn't expect every single day, to cut us off from our water or electricity whenever they want, to take control of our phones or our personal data, to take out the gps system that we rely on, that helps our kids get home. those of us who see classified intelligence have seen china building these capabilities for years. but most of our critical infrastructure, our electricity and water and rail systems, they are run by state and local governments who are the

in the region. result, moulton bar is the hate, the country director of the world food program choices now live from cost pets in, in hays. he could help you with this on the product on before we set a talk about what's, what the, the, the needs of the people can i just ask you about your security about why you are and what your experiencing a book i stopped by say i was the 2nd city aids are relatively quiet, caught by, as you know, has, is not as active as it usually is, but it's a, it's a much safer location and border brands. so you do see people here out and about businesses that are open and the children are going to spell, which is an excellent sign. okay, your organization, the wsp has talked about the country being close to stop in conditions. what's evidence is that to support that statement in the queue concern we have is that the order prints is essentially on a bubble. the roads in and out of 4 prints have been not central by our groups for a long time. and these past few days, the ports been closed and there are been no incoming slides. what this means is about the food s

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i testified before seth moulton's committee couple years ago and the message to bureaucrats ought to be, if everything you do is succeeding, you are not trying enough. their attitude, i can understand it. if we try something and it fails, they will hang us up i the thumbs. i think the highest levels of political authority need to send a message, we don't have to do anything foolish. if we send out the right signals, the private sector will be incentivized to overcome the obstacles. >> i think exactly right. knowing how you are failing and reiterating on that. there are good examples in the pandemic of translational investments. not just research but getting products from lab to market in a way that was not possible before. we had things like mrna technology that had been funded for decades but were never really ready for prime time. through public pertinent -- public-private partnerships, that became mass produced, reviewed, determined to be safe. now researchers are looking for mra technology -- mrna technology for good use like curing cancer. it's an example of taking risk and inve