good evening, bret. this is a major step in the ongoing battle over tiktok and the growing attempts to limit its use or in this case, to ban it entirely. montana s law now signed by the state s republican governor prohibits any downloads of tiktok in the state and would find any, quote: entities, meaning an app. store or tiktok itself $10,000 per day for each time someone, quote, is offered the ability to access the social media platform or download the s enforce somebody scenes open question. ban come back increasing concern lawmakers nationwide and fbi and other agencies over tiktok, which is owned by a chinese tech company called bytedance. officials worry that the company could share data on american citizens with the chinese government. now, the montana ban, the first of its kind in the nation, seems certain to face legal challenges from tiktok, from those who provide access to the app. from businesses that use tiktok for advertising and f aclu who said the ban is unco
host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz. two years the media provided saturation coverage into the investigation of collusion between donald trump and russia. now that special counsel john durham reports the fbi probe was based on such thin evidence that it never should have been launched, many news outlets are reacting defensively. msnbc calling the report a dud. nothing to show for it but some really bad humiliating headlines from pro-trump newspapers. this doesn t prove there was a conspiracy theory against donald trump. many on the other side of the media spectrum, not to mention trump, are claiming vindication? do you realize the fbi lied to the media and then the media reported the fbi lies? the durham report confirmed our biggest fears that our u.s. justice system is completely broken. some key players are on network payrolls. former fbi deputy director andrew mckaine cabe, now at cnn. it continues to fuel a false narrative about alleged fbi