you know who the greatest tiktok person is regardless of your politics sarah cooper is just a genius.ust signed a deal with netflix. it's not preposterous to think that netflix couldn't tuck tiktok under their site. it makes a little bit of sense $30 billion, maybe pay for it in stock. if you're listening reed hastings >> not bad you sit there and watch content. >> maybe disney here i am not a tiktoker. but if you look at disney business line, it's an opportunity to diversify i look at disney from a chart perspective, at this inflection point where it's time for companies really to put up here. it's an opportunity. >> chris, i love you, buddy. i can't see it happening do you know how many offensive videos tiktok removed last year? 49 million guy, i don't know if tic tiktok necessarily falls into disney's thing guy? >> are you talking to me i didn't hear you. >> is there another guy on the show >> i have the dogs barking i'm actually watching sarah cooper tiktok. you mentioned they've removed 49 million offensive videos you wonder how many offensive people they removed from mr. toad's

the breakout era in the coronavirus the entertainment world, it's someone who got famous on tiktok, sarah coopermedian who does donald trump all the time via lip-synching. it's a place where new stars have a thing. it's popular globally. there is a lot of things why someone like a microsoft might want to do something, and also might want to do something in a global really -- globally blessed environment where the u.s. continues to have some relationship with a firm that has penetration in china. there is a lot of positives here if you are microsoft. has gone into some amount of detail on to other things. but certainly, how many times you get a chance to take a bite at the next big thing? one is an opportunity, maybe the red carpet with a firm deal. we will see if they can get it done. i suppose it's a question of what happens. followers, i have known max for 20 years. i am joining tiktok. while i will try to. we will release ourselves to the world on tiktok. nejra: [laughter] manus: senior editor in singapore. from what is a serious business issue, in terms of what you can achieve on social medi

tiktok. we know this in large part because sarah cooper turned it into a video on tiktok. tonight on the plane to washington, the president apparently went further. he wants to ban tiktok starting as early as tomorrow from operating in our country. and about the talks of the chinese selling tiktok to microsoft, he says he's against that too. it's a lot, but our initial guests here tonight can handle it. our leadoff discussion on a friday evening includes susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief. dr. anne rimoin, professor of epidemiology at ucla, where she also runs the city's center for global and immigrant health, specializing in emerging infectious diseases. and robert costa, national political reporter with "the washington post," moderator of "washington week" on your pbs station. susan, i'd like to begin with you. keeping in mind we're 95 days out, this is a president looking straight down the barrel of re-election. how would you grade this week in the history of this white house? >> i think i would say something i say at the end of every week, which is this wa

tiktok has for a while been a source of embarrassment for the president. the host -- the site that's been used by a lot of comedians including sarah cooper to do videos mocking the president. there were also the tiktok teens who claimed credit for driving up in an artificial way the enrollment numbers for the president's tulsa rally and then leading to an underwhelming attendance showing for the president's rally. so we know this has been on his mind for quite a while. >> all right, josh letterman, thank you. >>> california is reporting alarming new numbers in its ongoing fight against coronavirus. the state is now the first to report more than half a million cases of covid-19. capping off a month of sky-rocketing case numbers that state officials have struggled to control. california initially enjoyed successes in tamping down its outbreaks, but the state has since reversed court and become overwhelmed. despite recent efforts from the governor to halt infections. joining us to discuss is nbc news' scott cohn live in san jose, california. and scott, what are you hearing from people there? >> reporter: well, one of the big issues here in california as it is a

tiktok. we may be doing some othergs thinthere are a couple of options. >> schifrin: comedian sarah cooper mocked him, and got millions of views. we'll see what happens. >> schifrin: that satire is one the real reasons the trump administration is threatening to ban tiktok. the company alleges in its lawsuit. it accuses president trump of depriving tiktok due pd cess, using his authority, in an executive order that banned all transactions with tiktok. and music, to gain 100 million american users. the u.s. government says behind all the fun and games, tiktok's can censor speech gany bytedance doesn't like, and steal users' data for the chinese government. as secretary of state mi pompeo recently told newsmax: >> this isn't as innocent as it appears.e this is inese communist party using data sets for security.of their own naonal gave bytedance a mtemberouse deadline to sell. and today microsoft, as well as oracle, are in talks to buy tiktok's u.s. operation, even as tiktok pursues its lsuit. before it was filed, i sat down with tiktok global chief security officer roland cloutier, who spent 15 year

sarah cooper. he doesn't like to see a woman of color impersonating him,m, the star of tiktok right now. >> it appepearshe does have s some personal animosity. he has a track record of making personal decisionon -- of making decisions based on his own personal bias. a lolot of people thought that tiktok was a platform the people u used to reserve tickets for his rally that didn't get the attendance they were hoping for. this i is a powerful company, is growiwi fast. to be fair, c china has let mamany of our r big tech companies in, just long enough to steal the ip p and then kick them out. but this is unprecedented. you could see much different remedies, even if they were worried about the data, you can imagine them mamaybe forcing ththe company to go public on the u.s. exchangnge, have all of the serverers locacated dodomestically,, ensue that the fcc felt the company wasn't funneling data back to mainland china. this feels very mob boss like. it does feel as if there is something around this that is personal. we saw the same thing when -- it feelst like it is governance by id asas opposed to any strat

tiktok. we may be doing some other things. >> reporter: and comedian sarah cooper gained a massive social media with her videos mocking the president's speeches and interviews. >> we're closing in on a solution. >> reporter: mr. trump's closest advisers claim any action, including the sale of the app to a u.s. company, would better protect the personal data of millions of americans. >> for a long time, the united states just said, well, goodness if we're having fun with it or if a company can make money off it we'll permit that to happen. president trump has said enough, and we're going to fix it. >> reporter: china responded to secretary pompeo's remarks this morning saying it's firmly opposed to any u.s. actions against chinese software companies. meanwhile, microsoft says its acquisition of the app is still subject to a, quote, complete security review. vlad? >> weijia jiang at the white house, thank you very much. >>> the white house and congressional democrats are blaming each other for not working out a new coronavirus stimulus bill. more talks are scheduled today. republicans have offere

tiktok, that they -- liz: well, sure. charlie: -- they believe there are voices that go beyond, you know, simply music videos and sarah cooperthat's her name, her satire of donald trump, that the conservatives do exist on the platform. from what we understand, this is part of their argument they are trying to make with policy makers. again, the horse is kind of out of the barn at this point. trump has issued -- president trump has issued a 45-day edict essentially to either sell to a u.s. company or you will be banned as an app to be used on various platforms in the u.s. as that clock is ticking, from what we understand, they are still in negotiations with microsoft. i do not have an update on those deal negotiations with microsoft. as of the other day, they were ongoing and i can tell you, as let's just say two days ago, they were ongoing and working towards something. so that doesn't mean -- liz: charlie -- charlie: things could change very fast in this arena, liz. liz: yeah. charlie: but clearly, what's fascinating here is that i don't know, tiktok says there's a lot of conservatives on tiktok. liz: did you know -- [ spea

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