>> senator warner: i do not believe that. made it explicitly clear -- and i was just in israel recently with a group of senators -- that we agree with israel. iran cannot be a nuclear power. i think that has been our policy and will continue to be our policy. there are two steps in this process, when is the enrichment issue, and i believe you will be tougher than the europeans. we historically always have -- >> shannon: then why are we censuring, reportedly? >> senator warner: have already sanctioned and censured more irani and companies by far than our european friends. there was also question on delivery systems. our israeli friends are following this very closely. again, we will not allow iran to become a nuclear power. >> shannon: i've got to hit the savannah syndrome. the reporting this week, and assessment from several intelligence agencies that they don't think -- they think it's unlikely there was a foreign adversary carrying out these attacks, whatever they wear it, where it diplomats or intel officers around the wor

chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner. in texas we have about 500,000 indian americans their successful people in the community. the great thing about india is it is a democracy it's one of the largest democracy. we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians for exact bowl especially on the weapons system condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. some think it was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked to the ambassador about that and let him know for what it was worth. but again on the trip i took was of my colleagues we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi. that relationship is very important talk into one of the foreign ministers. i happen to mention at lunch one of things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem. which i found somewhat encouraging. in the second part of a real estate. both have lost lives but are committed. this is a no-

i want to start where senator warner left off. the white house want to share more information about these classified sneerls he said it doesn't pass the smell test. >> we're fully cooperating with the justice department on this ongoing investigation. that's got to be the focus, making sure we preserve that process and so that's what we're doing. you know, of course, at the appropriate time and in the appropriate setting, we certainly understand the desire by members of congress to know more, to see more, but we've got to make sure we're in full cooperation with the justice department right now. >> as for what senator warner was laying out and giving the white house the tools to make a call on tiktok. this has been going on for years now. >> yeah. >> the review of whether to allow it. if it's a national security threat, doesn't there need to be swift action, rather than more debate? >> there's an ongoing as you know, review by the committee -- >> three years now. >> ongoing review. it's an independent review and we want to respect

of as we talked about with senator warner, there is some flagging of support in ukraine.e don't have our own first a call house in order here, we may face other threats around the globe. there are genuine competing needs, so how do we make that assessmentsome. >> shannon, there certainly are competing needs, but america can do this all right if we get lots of things right. let's talk through three things that are buried in what you asked. first, yes, we should secure our southern border. i was involved in that, we built remain in mexico, we actually had sovereignty for the united states of america. i'm proud of the work we did the in the trump administration to make sure that our southern border was secure. it is possible to do. we simultaneously made sure that vladimir putin didn't invade europe and had deterred that kind of aggressive attack on europe. for four years on our watch, we didn't allow vladimir putin to take an inch of europe. and finally, four years of the trump administration spent clash 6 trillion more than it took in adding to the deficit. i came to congr

amy: let me interrupt for second because he have senator mark warner.as questioned by abc "this week" host martha raddatz asked if he regretted his 2018 vote to repeal the dodd-frank act. >> do you regret that vote? >> martha, i still think we put in place dodd-frank, prouder to be one of the key authors of that bill. they strengthened the banking system. i think these midsized banks needed some regulatory relief. at the end of the day, no matter what the capital had been on it is bank come if you don't give banking 101 strength come if you don't manage your interest rate risk, if youhen have a run at $42 billion in a single day, unprecedented. >> senator, you don't regret that vote? >> listen, i think it was call the 2155 bill. i think it put in place an appropriate level of regulation on midsized banks. amy: david sirota, your response to mark warner, who joined with the republicans come along with a thinks 16 other democratic senators, in weakening the frank-dodd will? >> what you're saying is the power of the banking industry, wall street. a u.s. se

and thune warner said the bill would not be limited to reining in tiktok. he will join us in the 8:00 hour this is a more forceful attack on tiktok. >> we have senator warner on next hour who is a sponsor of the bill to talk about this. what i'm curious about is why is the onus on the president to make the decisions that is what this bill is seemingly doing. giving the president the authority. >> doesn't he have the authority already? >> on the treasury level we went through this with the trump administration that didn't work they need something more on the other side of the coin, let's say this happens, tiktok gets banned. yesterday, investors thought it was snapchat there are other companies that benefit. i was talking to a colleague in mumbai yesterday and she said tiktok is banned in that country. people use youtube shorts. there are companies like that which stand to benefit if tiktok is banned. >> why is it banned in india >> same reason for here. >> they have done something? >> despite the relationship with china. >> this is us being painted as we're

from the network america relies on. >> bret: we had senator mark warner.senator marco rubio vice chairman of the committee on intelligence. we talked to senator warner about this bill that would essentially allow the administration to ban tiktok. as you look around the country at the map. there are states, a number of them who have decided to ban tiktok on all state devices. there are a lot of parents out there tonight who have kids who are on tiktok all the time. what do you say to them about this bill and why it's important. >> well, i actually think we should pass a bill that bans tiktok. i have the only bipartisan, bicameral bill that actually does that i think mark's bill takes steps in that direction and gives the administration the power to do what they already have the power to do. in either respect you have this growing consensus up here. at the time there is not a lot of consensus. hereby is why it's important. there is stuff on there disturbing and stuff on tiktok pretty catchy and creative. it's not the content per se. it's the data. the amount

internet pioneer america online announced today it is buying big, sprawling time warner, creating the media conglomerate. >> the aol-time warner merger was the classic dotcom insanity. >> $160 billion. the biggest corporate takeover ever. >> this merger will launch the next internet revolution. >> the merger of time warner and aol wasn't really a merger. it was a purchase. >> i am struck by this image today of the upstart aol gobbling up this media institution, time warner. shouldn't it be the other way around? >> well, you know, it's sort of startling that a company that couldn't even buy beer is now buying one of the oldest media companies in the country, that took a century to get this big. >> we're just scratching the surface in terms of how great these products can become. whether it's the internet, the way you communicate with people. software is in its early stage. there are some real advances that are going to make a big difference. >> microsoft in the beginning of the decade with their operating system and their productivity software was still very, very strong. >> microsoft

senator warner said, 100 million people. okay? mostly the younger generation i'd assume. so i said let me ask you this. the information that you're basically putting on there, which the younger age groups you want to seem to tell everything so everybody know what's you're doing, when your doing it, how you're doing it. that's fine. that's the way you communicate. how about if people use that later on and bites you pretty bad? they know -- they're making -- saying that have your picture with my granddaughters and have your picture and your name associated with it and have you saying things you never said because they know who you are and what is your favorite for you and what your normalities may be. would you be concerned them? can't you find an american platform? i said, well, that's what we're looking for. we got four countries that i'll identify don't have our values. china, russian, iran and north korea. they're not going to have our best interests at heart and they're going to use any information that they receive in the most detrimental way possible. it will come ba

so that's a mock warner say. it is crucial for k sponsoring care, so that it soldiers can fight instead of americans. we spent 800000000 dollars year on defense, most of my life time to prevent russia from exploiting that we're having ukrainians . do that right now in a sense in for us? i think we need to continue that. mark warner noted that $113000000000.00 has already been allocated to ukraine, including $60000000000.00 and military aid. he said it's crucial for the us to continue providing support in order to defeat america's adverse, to read russia and china. and warner isn't the only us official who said ukraine is doing washington dirty work, as washington's former bosses' it to the un that, that the u. s. is basically war with russia using ukrainian hands. the former us marine and geopolitical analysts told us that washington confrontation with russia is big business for the us military industrial complex. without an enemy, the united states has no budget for their intelligence services or their military.

the reason russia and china and warner isn't the only u. s. official who said ukraine is doing washington dirty work. as washington's former ambassador to the un said that the u. s. is basically war with russia using ukrainian hands. a former us marine and geopolitical analysts told us that washington's confrontation with russia is big business for the us military industrial complex. without an enemy, the united states has no budget for their intelligence services or their military. they have to have an enemy, and they look at china and they look at russia and the point, the finger and say that's our enemy. so they can fear monger in the united states to keep this money flowing. i mean, look, they're not standing up against russia because russia is not showing any aggression towards the united states at all. they have not, this is a war of greed. this is a war where they are using the ukrainian military to sell weapons. and they don't care who gets killed their weapons are being used for terrorist attacks on civilians in the dumbass i've be

>> warner.ing differently managed by at&t for three years. i think warner brothers discovery management has a really good plan going both from a financial perspective and strategy perspective i really like the hire into run dc i think that was an out of the box thinking move that could pay dividends. >> doug, daniel, sarah, thank you all. have a nice weekend. >>> that does it for us here on "the exchange. don't go anywhere because tyler and contessa are getting ready for "power bunch." you see them right there can they wave? they're waving to me keep it right here we'll see you on monday. kelly is back. have a nice weekend. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. ca

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i think we're heading into an election cycle, 2024 and senator mark warner said this in his comments, by 100 million americans for 90 minutes a day. that means tiktok is more popular than congress, more popular than the president in some ways. if you ban it, that could cost votes in some very important battleground states from people who are angry at you taking away their entertainment. this is entertainment for people above all else so, you know, for me personally i would say it doesn't seem likely this is going to happen and if it does, it's going to be a costly move politically and would be shocking to me. >> so it's funny, casey, here we are looking at snap having a huge day we haven't mentioned that company as related to the tiktok stories which we just discussed for a few minutes. i mean, what do you think the ultimate impact is here for a snap is this a gain in stock that just is unsustainable? it's a moment of euphoria thinking one piece of their major competition is going to be banned because i can still think of, you know, youtube and i can still think of facebook reelz, et

chris dodd became my partner and now mark warner.n texas we have about 500,000 indian americans their successful people in the community. the great thing about india is it is a democracy it's one of the largest democracy. we have those shared values that go along with that. the problem is they become very dependent on the russians for exact bowl especially on the weapons system condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. some think it was a profound disappointment. senator warner and i talked to the ambassador about that and let him know for what it was worth. but again on the trip i took was of my colleagues we actually ended up in delhi talking to prime minister modi. that relationship is very important talk into one of the foreign ministers. i happen to mention at lunch one of things we are concerned about is a taiwan problem. he said to me senator, we don't have a taiwan problem we have a china problem. which i found somewhat encouraging. in the second part of a real estate. both have lost lives but are committed. this is a no-br

ed: mark warner plans to introduce a bill to allow the u.s.ically ban chinese technology, including services like tiktok. kailey leinz has more. what do we know about this bill? kailey: we know it has bipartisan support because of mark warner's cosponsor is republican john thune south dakota. this is deary is reporting on both sides of the aisle and it gives the u.s. the authority on national security concern grounds to ban or prohibit certain chinese technology in the u.s. when asked about that, he said yes, that does include tiktok. as you saw in the clip therein, he has two concerns, one about propaganda and the other about data security. as we scroll on tiktok, data is being collected. the concern is that the chinese company that would have that data being shared with the chinese government. it is important to note that the company says it operates independently but there has been significant pushback against that, including from the fbi director, who has said that china controls the algorithm and can access the data. this is the concern w

warner says that includes software hardware and social media platforms. it's generally. >> risk-based, the senators say their bill is different from the one house republicans introduced last week because it doesn't single out tiktok opponents of that bill argued it would violate the first amendment. the idea of having a rules-based process. >> then again, a fires types of technologies. we'll stand up better in court muster. this is trying to stop at the foreign adversary from spying on americans, private lives. but missouri republican josh hawley says targeting tiktok is exactly what congress should do. tiktok we know is a back door for beijing. so let's just ban it outright. the white house supports the bipartisan bill and is urging congress to act quickly and send it to the president's desk in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> chaos on a flight from la to boston over the weekend. a man who's accused of trying to open the emergency door of the plane. and stab a flight attendant and another passenger captured the incident on her cell phone. see the got t

one of the with it, richard warner would do it of a credit on a video automatic not his one over the bowman medicine, although wooded. i was ordering one, i'm one the button bike is a little can i get as video, but i'm just upset photos. im a with the city but jovan, on castle, the f court advocating how to get a job that live here in warner st. clair local moving company. i know i got a. 3 6 a with talk with i go with a, did you get a job with it? i think to meet them and hit them cool posted the moment they come to give them a full course as it's just with a delicate after school. so how much ever had to spend them manifesting and i'm having a bunch paradigm best with your genetic data to ok. sonic living in general ever been bushes fitted telephone on my word. good. even though your customer once a year like, has been done well, the me theory was the carry on malaria also been down there was a get on with a off on a lot with i love you all know everyone that's a monument. i want understand that because that will work with the final good. are you doing good? you're getting the star

is it enough to deter iran senate intel chairman mark warner is here to discuss plus clocks ticking. tiktok gets walloped from both sides. platform should be banned threat does tiktok posed to everyday americans? i'll speak to republican commerce chair cathy mcmorris rodgers in moments. hello. i'm jake tapper in washington, where the state of our union is taking it all in. once again, the former president trump finds himself right where he wants to be in this case. waco texas near the 30th anniversary of the standoff with that infamous cult. the former president was there at the center of a new political maelstrom saturday afternoon, lashing out at his enemies. and nursing personal grievances alongside his diehard fans lying about the 2020 election and making martyrs of the folks who violently stormed the capital. as so many in his party seemed to be snapping back in the line behind him. in his first official 2024 campaign rally, donald trump spent much of his time railing against the multiple criminal investigations into his actions and his behavior. tomorrow. the grand jury in new

and thune will give the authority to respond to the threats of the chinese company warner saying the not be limited to reining in tiktok. warner will have more on the bill when he joins "squawk box" at 8:15 a.m. >>> governor newsom announcing his state is done with walgreens over the decision not to d dispense the abortion pill newsom saying california will not do business with the pharmacy chain the spokesperson for the governor adding california is reviewing all relationships with walgreens and the state. for its part, walgreens will sell in jurisdictions where it is legally allowed to do so. >>> shares of rivian are falling ahead of the open after the ev maker will sell $1.3 billion of bonds to shore up capital. the rivian spokesperson said the money from the everytoffering ts capital. frank. >>> thank you. turning back to the top story and jay powell heads to capitol hill testifying before the banking committee before p the house ctomorrow investors will likely hang on every word for any sign of the policy move with inflation appearing to plateau ahead of the comments, traders ar

warner expects more tall trees to fall in similar fashion.long stretches of powerful ending of the trees is important. >> to reduce the wind cell. >> that way when an event like this happens >> the trees not probably over the top of tree, damage the water and sewage lines to at least one house but avoided power lines, cars or hitting anyone in danville, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> in santa cruz, a person was hit by a fallen tree. it happened in the area of empire grade. the victim was airlifted to the hospital. it is not clear how that person is doing tonight. fire crews are warning the public to stay away from big treason. till we have some more dry weather more days like today to dry out that soil. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at headlines. it was so nice to get today. i guess we're going to at least one more. >> yeah. another nice dry day tomorrow. then the clouds will start to kind of roll back in on friday. so as we talked about earlier, we're in a very active weather pattern right now. probably at

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warner says the tree belongs to a longtime client who lives in a neighborhood off sycamore valley road. >> adding that he likely would not have been able to predict the tree would fall during an evaluation. >> because it's healthy. this is the root ball. >> as you can see. there's no major sign of decay. all of the structural routes. appear good tissue. so it was definitely when throw from the the excess 100 mile an hour winds. your crew responded to the downed tree within an hour of receiving the emergency call tuesday, one worker immediately realized in adjacent redwood was also swing in the high winds. cline didn't read it been tied to a 3rd tree to keep it up with a take down over the next few days. i've noticed in the last few months is some of these trees that >> might not have toppled over. they were definitely weekend during that storm yesterday and those 100 mile an hour winds. so over the course of the next couple months, you might see random trees just toppling over out of nowhere. that's because they were weak in from these winds. and then we're going to continue to have mo

unfortunately, we are going to have to leave the conversation right there, but professor richard warner. thank you so much for your time and insight. thanks very much. thank you. ah, to the ukrainian conflict now where according to russia's defends ministry over the last day, 9 americans supplied high mars rocket launchers have been hit, and most will ukrainian military vehicles. destroyed ortiz igor shadonna. as in the dawn, bass, as intense fighting is waged on the front lines and brings us this report. tulips, corn flowers, carnations hyacinths. delicate symbols of affection and normal life. here these names are harbingers of death. ah, windshield gun was an innocent. ne hyacinth packs a monstrous punch. if you've run out of luck and been designated as its target, you better run fast and far. the intensity of the work depends on the situation on the front. we're both day and night. there are no fixed hours here. it takes about a minute and a half to side, the target, open fire, and eliminated this detachment is part of rushes, airborne troops the hun down there. pray from up to 30 ki

>> all of mark warner's points are fair yellen will not have an answer for any of them. that has to get investigated the vcs he is talking about taking to twitter to possibly exacerbate the bank run, what the regulators are doing that's over here separately, what's happening with banks like first republic and other banks? we are seeing some of the smaller and mid-size banks face a crunch whether deposits removed or they are also dealing with the fact that rates have gone up. what's happening with credit suisse is somewhat of a different situation. the interesting thing is, credit suisse today, people are breathing this huge sigh of relief they have gotten this $50 billion injection from the swiss national bank. here is the problem for credit suisse great, they have that money. what are they going to do with it the real problem is that their only viable business is managing super wealthy people's money people have been pulling their money from credit suisse for the last few years they are not going to suddenly make that up in the next few months the real issue around all

anything >> finally, there's been so much excitement around some of these media stocks this year, warner brothers and paramount yeah, they got hammered last year, but i wonder how you see consolidation playing out now that rates are moving higher and companies could be opportunistic. >> i think people are missing some things. for instance, if streaming really escalates, for instance, sports, all of the regional sports is now going to be streamed national sports will be streamed what do you need you may need ten gigabytes to get the streaming done well. who's going to win that? maybe comcast, maybe a company that actually sells band width as far as conglomeration, are some companies too big, will they be broken apart, will things be sold the way it's been forever. so maybe that will continue. >> who are you buying? >> what? >> whew are you eyeing >> who am i eyeing i'm eyeing you all we're sitting in the studio. >> you're dodging. >> no, i'm not i'm eyeing >> michael eisner, we appreciate the time and thoughts on everything, disney venture appreciate it. >> great to be here. >> michael ei

it's part of the new warner brothers studio soon to open in japan.ugh your mind when you see the train, you see the sets, you see the costumes? >> wow. i can't believe it. and when i come here, i have to remember that i'm here on a business trip and not to be looking at this as if i'm just a fan. >> reporter: jeff nagler is president of warner brother's worldwide studio operations. why japan? >> i think that was one of the easiest decisions for us, actually, because of the whole global interest in harry potter after the united states and after the uk, japan is the third best area for harry potter fandom. >> reporter: the tokyo studio is modeled after the one in london and will be larger. a big draw, the hogwarts express train that was made in london, transported by land and by sea to its new home here in japan. it's not just about the sets. it's about the accessories, the costumes, the props, like the ones you've seen in the movies. >> translator: we normally don't get to see what goes on behind the scenes in movies, but here we get to see how films

joining me now is senator mark warner, chairman of the intelligence committee.gislation. we want to talk about that in a minute. the president warned of national security concerns about tiktok, banning it on government devices. should he and the white house sound the alarm about other national security concerns surrounding other apps owned by bytedance, the owner of tiktok, that are popular in the u.s.? >> that's what our legislation would do. we have had a whack-a-mole approach. we are talking about tiktok wall. we talked about a russian software company. we need authorities given to the secretary of commerce that would allow a sale of an entity, a ban of an app, that would be about any of these foreign-based technologies that come from countries like china and russia. it would be incumbent upon us in the intelligence community to declassify information to make the case clearly. with tiktok right now, i know there's a lot of creative uses, people make money off tiktok. i believe the market will create a new entity if we end up in a ban. it could be a brazilian

in fact this week democrat senator mark warner is joining forces with republican whip john thune ande going to introduce a broad bipartisan piece of legislation to be able to ban foreign technology and that could, stuart, include, tiktok, widely popular tiktok. we're watching several china related hearings taking place on capitol hill this week as bipartisan calls for action grow across issues like the fentanyl crisis, a possibility of china providing russia with lethal aid and the fact biden's own department of energy has now concluded that the covid virus likely originated from a lab leak. >> millions of people died around the world, shannon. we had billions of dollars economic harm inflicted on the u.s. economy. the only way to get this right for the american people that everyone connected with this is held accountable. >> reporter: secretary of state, former secretary mike pompeo there as this china issue could become a major 2024 issue. stuart? stuart: definitely. ashiah, thank you very much indeed. >>> china is boosting defense spending by more than 7%. to me it looks like chin

warner says the chinese children see more videos about science and math. says user data is being collected from american users and it's just not safe. a timeline for this bill is not known just yet, but advisors safe could be released later on this week and just last week, republicans on the house foreign affairs committee passed a bill banning tiktok that bill part passed on a party line vote. 24 to 16. >> still ahead, why governor gavin newsom says the state will no longer be doing business with walgreens. but first, heart disease takes a tremendous toll on a very specific group of american women. why a new report says they are more likely to have a heart attack. kron. 4 news at heart attack. kron. 4 news at 3. we'll be right back. skin your face will envy? with olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin from dry to moisturized in just 12 days. be fearless with olay hyaluronic body wash and body lotion. did you know, some ordinary cold medicines can raise your blood pressure? be fearless with try new vicks nyquil high blood pressure f

also to senator warner for his p.p.e. talks when i could get down about how come i'm not able to convince anybody. he would give me p.p.e. talks -- pep talks and i appreciated his comments. the american legion, concerned veterans for america, the friends national committee on legislation, so many others, and i very much want to thank my staff, many of whom are here who have worked with me on this and probably like senator warner at some points wondered why i was so obsessed about it and can't we move on and do something else. but i learned early that i'm not going to get my way by looks. so i just better get it by persistence and this has been one of those efforts where persistence has helped and the passage of 20 years and even the anniversary, the 20th anniversary has kind of opened a reflective moment where i think we're moving in the right direction. last thing i want to say is this. this is obviously very important to me personally on this topic. coming from a state that is so military in our focus and proudly so, be

the content aspect of things is already somewhat corrected for lack of a better term for senator warner'st around china being able to access that data has not been addressed, and i think that's, you know, some of the main concerns i think it makes total sense to ban it from the government, you know, employees, and owned government devices, but as a whole ban, it seems like a bit of an over stretch and potentially damaging. >> one of the things in the research note, and i gather you pointed it out, with respect to government employees carrying around devices that have ticktok on them, that information could tell the chinese government or communist party where those individuals have been, who they have communicated with so in the hands of let's say an intelligence officer or military person, you could scrape that data and know exactly where diplomat x had been? >> that's 100% correct, and i think that's some of the main concerns that we need to really take a look at from a tiktok perspective, you know, what type of employees of the government, specifically even d.o.d. contracting and medica

tree dustin warner says, 45 year-old 70 to 80 redwood tree bubbling. >> and toppling over in danville could have been a lot worse. if the tree would have went this way would have taken out the wires in the house and the cars. >> this way, the home and this way, the home. so it. this was a perfect case scenario. it clipped the side of the home. nobody was injured. warner says the tree belongs to a longtime client who lives in a neighborhood off sycamore valley road. >> adding that he likely would not have been able to predict the tree fall during an evaluation. >> because it's healthy. this is the root ball. as you can see. there's no major sign of decay. >> all of the structural routes. appear good tissue. so it was definitely when throw from the the excess 100 mile an hour winds. your nerves crew responded to the downed tree within an hour of receiving the emergency call tuesday, one worker immediately realized in adjacent redwood was also swing in the high winds. >> cline didn't read it. been tied to a 3rd tree to keep it up. >> with a take down over the next few days, i've noticed

senator mark warner, a member of the democratic party, is working together with republican senator toenator warner said he is notjust worried about the data of american tiktok users, he is worried that tiktok would be used as a propaganda tool. that is significant because tiktok is used by more than 100 million people in the united states and its popularity is only growing in the united states and around the world. now tiktok is owned by a chinese company, bytedance and chinese law says that every product needs to assist chinese with its intelligence. so it is no surprise to ban tiktok and the house foreign affairs committee last week voted for a bill to allow the us president to ban tiktok that bill is yet to ban tiktok that bill is yet to go towards a full house —— in front of a full house and the senate and the white house told federal agencies that they need to ensure that tiktok is removed from phones or government devices within 30 days. this momentum against tiktok is growing notjust in the united states but globally as well. similar measures have been introduced by the canadia

kayla tausche, a quick programming note we should note senator mark warner will be on "squawk box" atomorrow. the bottom line is that everybody is trying to find a way to ban tiktok, right and it's bipartisan. >> sure is >> so you theoretically -- >> these are the perfect conditions for tiktok to be banned the perfect conditions. >> yep >> and yet we're skeptical. >> which is -- >> how should we factor this in? >> i mean judging from the moves today i'm not sure it hasn't been factored into the stocks. i think a sale or for sale or some type of structure, you know, domestically is probably more likely than an outright ban and a real slippery slope start getting into it and look for retaliatory moves from china i'm not sure if it's the best long-term way of going about it. in terms of stock market performance i would expect a snap or meta to outperform on the back of this news if it were to progress into actual legal action. >> it has. meta went 50%. it's outperformed 53% up to 21 for snap but the story between the companies, i think some of this tiktok headline gives people a chance a