the lawsuit makes a challenge on the basis of this, arguing that montana has actually overstepped its authority and the company says user data and issues of national security are under the jurisdiction of the federal government are not the state. it is well and truly a very important lawsuit for the company to win because while the state of montana only has about a million people, tiktok says it has more than hundred 50 million users in the us which is close to half the population of the if the figures are true, and there is a fear that this could set a precedent, and if others follow the lead of the state of montana, that could be bad news indeed for tiktok. staying in the us, and markets remain on tenterhooks, as there are still no signs of a debt ceiling deal with washington yet. this is after presidentjoe biden met yesterday with top republican kevin mccarthy. both men said talks were productive and repeated their stance that a default is off the table.
against him. but the judge still warned him and his lawyers against any kind of inflammatory rhetoric outside the court room which could stir up passions around this case, and that may or may not be why he left saying nothing at all. is donald trump is currently on his way back to florida to its residents in mar a lago where he intends to give a big speech in front of supporters tonight put it will be fascinating tonight put it will be fascinating to watch how he is there. has he been more affected by what happened in court today that the expected two? it is bound to be a humbling experience, a former president being treated as an ordinary criminal defendant, having his fingerprints taken and is right to read to him. he may even have considered it humiliating them to have been put through this. will he come back fighting harder? or will he have taken a knock and the like of which we have never really seen donald trump admit to before? sarah, many thanks again trump admit to before? s
go to getrefunds.com to learn more. there was rare bipartisan consistency today on capitol hill, as members of both parties grilled the ceo of the social media platform tiktok. for nearly five hours, lawmakers were almost uniformly skeptical on how the data privacy and security is handled by tiktok, and it s china-based parent company, bytedance. while tiktok videos provide a new, fun way for people to express their creativity and enjoy the videos of others, the platform also threatens the health privacy,, and security of the american people. has bytedance maidan american citizens? i don t think that spying is the right way to describe it. congressman, i ve seen no evidence that the chinese
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employees of central state hospital in dinwiddy county. the only attorney for one of the deputies we have heard from has said that he is looking forward to his his client is looking forward to being vindicated in court. you can really sense the emotional pain in his mother s voice when we heard her speaking. brian todd, thank you. sdploo there s a security review happening right now in london after british officials today joined the united states in banning the social media platform tiktok from government devices. the move comes as president biden demades tiktok s chinese owners spin off their share or face a total ban in the u.s. ju juleuliette kayyem, these found own just 20% of the company, so what is your reaction to the president s move? is it a smart decision? it s a decision that has little to do with tiktok at this stage. in other words, there are