after the country rolled out tariffs appearing to target popular chinese online retailers shein and temu. in a speech on monday, mexico's president claudia sheinbaum said the country aims to boost the local production of textiles and cars. she added that a trade agreement among the united states, mexico and canada is quote, "the only way we can compete with asian countries, in particular with china". translation: i also highlight the respectful _ translation: i also highlight the respectful and _ the respectful and collaborative relationship during the first term of donald trump with the then mexican president particularly the signing of the trade agreement between canada, mexico and the united states which has greatly benefited our people. the mexican leader's comments are seen as a nod to us president—elect donald trump, who will be inaugurated in less than a week. he has named mexico as a subject of proposed tariffs for allegedly allowing illegal immigration and drug trafficking across its borders. but it is china that is set to be hit by the largest tariffs of up to 60%. its trade su

there are other apps owned by chinese companies operating in the us, look at something like temu forans, so why single out tiktok, why not ban all chinese apps? figs not ban all chinese apps? as noted in not ban all chinese apps? is noted in the supreme not ban all chinese apps? sis noted in the supreme court argument today, congress decided to act with regard to this thread, the social media app this thread, the social media app that has hundred and 70 million years in the —— uses in the us, with tiktok, and incredibly data intensive and its algorithm survives because of the data intensive nature of the social media app. and so congress decided to act with regard to this particular threat, and perhaps in future congress will act in regard to others. ~ others. we saw some demonstrations - others. we saw some j demonstrations today others. we saw some - demonstrations today outside the supreme court, you mentioned 170 million users of tiktok, they will be some pretty unhappy people if this app pretty unhappy people if this app goes away. what do you have to say to the people that love

after the country rolled out tariffs appearing to target popular chinese online retailers shein and temuocal production of textiles and cars. she added that a trade agreement among the united states, mexico and canada is quote, "the only way we can compete with asian countries, in particular with china". translation: i also highlight the respectful _ translation: i also highlight the respectful and _ the respectful and collaborative relationship during the first term of donald trump with the then mexican president

joining me now is the founder of temu. the firm working with bessent's hedge university fund to launch. moritz, good to have you here. >> good morning. >> we talked about you launching an etf with scott bessent. if he is confirmed, will that change the plan? >> he would close his firm. that is what he is indicating in the remarks today. if that persists, we don't expect the etf to proceed at this stage. >> last time you were here, we talked about the strategy in the etf. it is a look at macro and currency. i know you have seen him since we last spoke. i believe in the bahamas. some economic conference. when you talked to him, did you talk about the global markets? >> i think the views on economic policy are evolving pretty fast. i think of the consensus is the need for tariffs. tariffs will have the short-term and long-term role. it will be used for negotiation. in the past, it was a negotiating tactic. today, they are a reality. today, the question is how fast they come and which countries do they come to and where they a

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after that is temu. if we are looking at the top seven, effectively all but number four is related to finding alternatives to tiktok. there is a lot of shopping that happens on tiktok and temu is creating a lot of content around shopping, as well, so what we are seeing right now on the app store is that people are really looking for tiktok alternatives, not just turning to reels within meta- or the short form video within youtube. but they are looking for something that feels like tiktok. >> why can't americans go to american owned social media companies? why are the best alternatives chinese social media companies which would carry with it all sorts of national security concerns? do they do it better than meta- or snap? >> right now, there are many people that have those apps and he engage with them daily. there is a sense that most of the formats are copycat formats. we are seeing the theme of posting on tiktok and then on rednote that they are fine with having a chinese spy. there is the sense that i

like temu.have swaths of american consumers, and we're not talking about banning them right u. some say, focusing on american competitiveness, versus crippling rivals. that's a way to make sure america dominates. it's kind of like what oracle said about recent chip restrictions. they said, we don't need a ride. we need government to get out of the way. the government is determined to litigate. >> no. i don't think sheehan presents quite as much of a risk in terms of influencing the mentality of americans. although maybe cheap fashion does. deirdre, thanks. >>> the president also wrasming up his rhetoric on greenland. saying he won't rule out. we'll look at the form er supreme commander. admiral james stavridis is next. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the cl

4% said, "yes." 96% said, "i just gave my social security number to temu to buy a purse. [ laughter ]mmy: "you kidding m me?" >> steve: to buy a purse? >> jimmy: "i'm done, man." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: up next it says, "do you have 'brain rot'"? [ light laughter ] 10% said, "no." 90% said, "me like scroll. boom, boom, skibidi." [ laughter ] >> steve: "skibidi"? [ applause ] >> jimmy: next up, "do you think you spend too much time on tiktok?" 90% said, "no, not really." 10% said, "one time i was bored listening to my co-worker talk and i tried to swipe up on his face." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: ugh. >> jimmy: "i don't want this." and finally, "how did you feel when you heard tiktok might go away?" 100% said, "like this." [ thud ] [ gagging ] >> uh, what do i do! [ retching ] [ thud ] [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: there you go. stick around. we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ but remember, the correct answer does not actually have to be correct, because any answer wins! [ cheers and applause ] [ bell dings ] how man

so, we can get the invitation on shein or temu. >> so, a couple of things stood out at me. the chat bot, the agents, all of that, but then, the shift into the physical, how manufacturing, writ large, will be absolutely transformed, and how much learning needs to go into that. which seemed to be sort of setting another stage for maybe not to your point right now, but not so long, and for a long time, that's going to need a tremendous amount of compute. >> yeah, that would utilize their omniverse product. that creates a virtual world to your digital word. if you are a manufacturer or a car, you can literally simulate the real world on your computer and not have to actually stick the car on the street, and you can figure out all of the possibilities. so, that's how you'll get the synthetic data. and so, to your point, that hasn't really i valved yet. so, that will be another level of extra data for large language models to train on. and that's the argument for those that say that scaling is, you know, hasn't hit a peak and scaling law is another debate, there's not enough data

meanwhile, temu is paying $19 for a movie about don jr. [ laughter ] well, this is pretty wild, i readmatt gaetz might run for governor of florida. he's even testing out some new slogans. check this out. first, there's "matt gaetz -- don't google me." [ laughter ] up next, there's "matt gaetz -- make botox great again." [ laughter ] and finally, there's "matt gaetz -- not not on-brand for florida." [ laughter and applause ] interesting. "not not." and finally, this is fun, the girl scouts just announced the official start of cookie season! [ cheers and applause ] i love girl scout cookies. there's do-si-dos. there's thin mints. and, of course, the tagalong, which is also the secret service code name for elon musk. [ laughter ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! come on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you. hey, everybody, before we start the show, i just want to say that our hearts go out to everyone in los angeles right now dealing with the massive wildfires out there. you see the footage on tv and it's just surreal. we h

we talked about the underinclusiveness of temu and shein.ce kagan you might of seen during the super bowl is heavily advertised. it's one of the most popula e-commerce 2pplications 2n 2he united states. 's got 70 million users. justice sotomayor you ask yo what the clickbait this from -- you ask what they collect. this is from joint appendix 339-343. uests users share data and activity from other apps, includingial media, so they apparently go into your social media apps and suck up all the ation. because they are e-commerce apps, they take names, addresses, and credit card information. if you look at privacy policies on their website, they collect location data. it looks like ty even collect at some level gps location data, so they collect massounts of data. their mere overtness argument makes no sense fsons the court explored. yet, they are not concerned about mere overtness. they are concerned with gett americans to argue with each as far as i can that is what news organizations do in this country everye day. that is what we call itoil co

we talked about the derinclusiveness of temu and shein. justice kagan you might of seen during the super bowl is heavily advertised. 's one of the most popular e-commerce 2pplications 2n 2he states. it's got 70 million users. justice sotomayor you ask you what the clickbait thifr -- you ask what they collect. this is from joint ax 339-343. it requests users share data and acvity from other apps, cluding social media, so they apparently go into your social media apps and suck up all the information. because they are e-commerce apps, they take names, addresses, and credit card if you look vacy policies on their webthey c location data. it looks lik they may even collectt some level gps lo data, so they collect massive amounts of data. their mere over argument makes no sense for reasons the court explored. yet, they are not concerned they are concerned with getting americans to argh each other. as far as i can tell, that is whatews organizations do in this country single day. that is what we call it a toil content. that is what we call conten

going to ban this, the tiktok, we want to also are questioning, you know, i have bought things from temu and sheen and, um, you know, if we if it's a real national security, i want to make sure we're protected. and we also need to look into some other apps as well. >> yeah, there are other apps owned by the chinese that people are actually fleeing to as a result of this tiktok ban, and not knowing what's going to happen with it, or if they're going to continue to use tiktok that's on the screen right now. some alternatives, including rednote, which my understanding is you're now on, right? um, so tell us about that. and have you had followers follow you there? is it as lucrative as tiktok? >> um, well, i have only been on there for a few days. um, as you know, it kind of blew up on tiktok, i think on tuesday. around tuesday is when rednote really blew up on tiktok and people started downloading it. so i, as any other content creator knows, there's always going to be a new social media platform coming in the future. just like myspace went to facebook, facebook went to instagram, instagram

like that, some could say that is why it may extend but not to those commerce sites like shein and temuhat are so popular. the question i want to ask you, mike, why then don't we have these american-owned apps or things that can compete or that can bring in the revenue? and why are people now turning to red note, say, versus an american version of that? why don't we have that as an option? >> those are all great questions that you ask, janai. and in particular tiktok's attorney at the supreme court was asking that exact same question when he said that this law needs to have an exclusionary clause. and for me, janai, if national security is the real crux of this, why is president biden through his press secretary saying that they will not enforce any of the regulatory punishment that would happen to app stores like the google play store if they were to continue using tiktok? also, too, if national security is such a big threat, why is president trump's incoming administration signaling they're willing to work with tiktok? if it was national security, which leaves us to believe is politic

we saw this with shein and temu in retail. now we're seeing this with ai. i mean, it's not going to end there. >> all right. sarah fisher, thank you so much for that. we appreciate it. boris. >> big brands like amazon, target, walmart and mcdonald's have recently changed or ended their diversity, equity and inclusion programs altogether known as dei. of course, elf beauty, a popular cosmetics brand with gen z and millennials, is a rare company embracing and vocally touting its diversity efforts. cnn consumer reporter nathaniel myerson joins us now. nathaniel, you actually spoke with elf ceo about this. what did they share with you? >> yeah. >> boris. >> you know. >> elf is standing behind dei right now. because it thinks that it's good for business. you take a look at elf's customers and its employee base. this is a very diverse company. you know, about 75% of elf's employees are women, 40% are people of color. and the elf ceo, tarang amin, he told me that the dei efforts were helpful to elf for recruiting and hiring and talent retention, and to appeal to i

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singapore based shin and china based temu, known for a wide range of consumer goods with extremely lowsingly popular online stores, too. and these brands are expected to expand into the automotive, home and pet categories as well. all right, let's take a live look, take you out to the east coast. that's lincoln financial field, home to the philadelphia eagles. and that place will be rocking in about three hours and a few hours. the eagles and the commanders will take the field to compete in the nfc title game. this is washington's first nfc championship game since the early 90s. some 33 years. kick off at noon time right here on ktvu. >> and take a guess how cold it is right now. >> well, i was going to say something about jayden daniels, but washington now, i don't know. >> 2838 3838. >> that's not bad. >> not bad for them. they'll do. all right. that's jayden daniels, though i will say that commanders lions game was one of the best nfl games i've seen in a long time. >> unless you're a lions fan. >> unless you're yeah, i know, saw some tears from some lions fans. yeah. >> i don't thi

it is called the temu of ai.ittle known chinese company sending shock waves through the stock market, and calling into question u.s. dominance in artificial intelligence. this morning the powerful new chinese artificial intelligence app called deepseek igniting a selloff on wall street. shares of nvidia, largest maker of the chips that power ai here, plunging 17% with the company losing nearly $600 billion in market value. the biggest single day loss ever for a u.s. company. the fall triggered by the emergence of deepseek, an ai chat bot that works similar to chat gpt, a computer program that can simulate human conversation and perform complex tasks. deepseek's chinese owners claim it was developed for less than $6 million a fraction of the cost of its u.s. rivals like google, meta and open ai, saying it took just months to develop using cheaper chips and less energy. meta is reportedly assembling war rooms to figure out how they're being beat. president trump calling it a wakeup call. >> the release of deepseek