breaking news. the tik tok bill has passed the u.s. house of representatives giving the owners a big choice. sell or be banned in america. law makers have flooded law makers offices and phones don't do this. 170 million americans are on the platform. now it goes to the u.s. senate. i'm harris faulkner. are you in "faulkner focus." this gives the owner a choice. die vest or you will be banned in the u.s. american buyers are already circling. the price tag could cover around hundreds of billions of dollars. tik tok rolled out an aggressive campaign in the lead up to this morning's vote. it used urging young users particularly to call their congress people, flooding the phone lines. a show of just how powerful tik tok can be. house progresses took to the hill yesterday in protest of the legislation. brought up upset content creators depending on the app for their careers and more. >> so many people, not only five million small businesses rely but 10 million people rely on this app for more than just their livelihood. they rely on the app for mental help. they connect with people. they made life long connections that wouldn't be possible elsewhere because of tik tok, period. >> harris: the bottom line is user data will go to a top adversary, an enemy in china. all of the information in your tik tok account, connections and all of that data goes to china. fox has asked people how they feel their information is going those hands. the conscience no big deal. >> i feel tik tok is a good matd platform for many reasons. >> i think the talk should be data privacy instead of completely getting rid of an entire platform. >> i don't know the valuable information they will get. >> i don't know the security threat it is. i feel the majority of tik tok users are of my demographic going on for fun. >> harris: however former vice president mike pence had a sobering comparison. he said "tik tok is digital fentanyl and congress, biden must act before it's too late." in focus the hare of the house select committee on china, mike gallagher. first let's go to senior correspondent, chad. busy morning on the hill. >> good morning. -- unless they separate themselves from the chinese government. bipartisan law makers say the bill scoops up data. there was an organized logging campaign against the bill. >> they used geo location data location targeting minor children to then force them to call congressional offices in order to continue using the app. and in doing so these children called and they asked the question, what is congress, what is a congressman? >> the vote was 352 to 65. it needed 285. janet crockett voted present. a odd number of partisan law makers opposed the bill. >> we don't need to be protected protectedby the government. we don't think it's appropriate. we also think it's dangerous to give the president that kind of power. >> the pew research center says 65% of all adults use the platform. many young people get news from ttik tok. members were mindful what their constituents think about tik tok. >> i don't use tik tok. i think it's ill advised to do so. members of this body are famous on tik tok. i think that's unwise. i respect the choices of 170 million users in the united states. the president can do all sorts of things with respect to commerce but can not ban the flow of free flow information across boundaries. >> there is a wonder who will buy tik tok. mike schumer won't commit to putting the bill on the floor. he wants to talk to his committee chairs first, harris. >> harris: we have a list of people putting up billions of dollars, hundreds of billions, american buyers could have it their way. we will see. chad, thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: let's get more of the debate happening before the vote today on the house floor. >> tik tok is a threat to our national security because it is owned by bytedance that does the bidding of the chinese communist party. this bill forces tik tok to break up with the chinese communist party this. is a common sense measure to protect our national security. >> harris: that is congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin. free press calls him "the man leading the charge against tik tok" he's the chairman on the house select committee on the chinese communist party. the congressman joins me now. that piece begins with this question. should a company under the control of the chinese communist party be allowed to own the primary source of news for young americans? it's a great question. welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> harris: what's your take on it. should they be? >> no, absolutely not. we don't allow them to own tv stations or newspapers. this bill takes a narrow focus. we are concern with foreign adversary control of media flat forms. defined by existing statute congressional definition. china, russia, iran, north korea. that's the concern. tik tok being the news platform for young americans. we have to question whether it's wise to have our for most adversary dictate the news that young americans get. the risk is too great. we took this common sense bipartisan step today. 352 members vote in favor of the measure. in current congress it's rare to get that level of agreement on anything. that's a lot. >> harris: that's a lot. you had a 60% threshold on this, it was fast track. why was that done? >> in light of time before we had to leave this week as well as concerns over the rules committee. it came out of committee last week. 50-0, there was a sense we could go directly to the floor. we had the unanimous endorsement of the committee of jurisdiction. >> harris: it's remarkable how many people were onboard with this. now it goes to the senate. we will see what happens there. this stands out. tik tok has been the fork in the road for political biden's political and national security concerns. new york times headlines. biden the president wants to curb tik tok. biden the candidate embraces the stars. backing but the campaign uses tik tok posting videos going after former president trump's policies. taking victory laps on their own. sharing the president's super bowl pick. the night of president biden's state of the union address he invited many social media influencers, many tik tok stars to the white house for a watch party. can he have it both ways? >> the way in which all americans can enjoy tik tok and post political common tear teary or silly dance videos, whatever they want to post is if bytedance sells tik tok t. social media in general is not healthy, i say as a parent, that's a separate question to a foreign adversary controlling a news platform or social media platform. i hope the biden campaign gets off tik tok. i doubt they will. i am glad the president has signaled he will sign the bill solving the problem. >> harris: ease quarting them in the meantime. here is a list of some expresses interesting to buy bytedance the commune nift china owned company. rumble, microsoft, oracle, wall mark, kevin o'leary of shark tank fame. so if this changes hands what changes about tik tok? that's the big question for people using the platform. >> i think we finally have transparency around the algorithm. project texas partnership with oracle, even owe points, were forced to admit forcing to control the algorithm went back to bytedance and beijing. you can't mitigate against the threat of propaganda on the platform. for those who don't say that exists i would point to last week, tik tok forced users for zip code information and calling members of congress. we had kids threatening to commit suicide if we took action on the bill. >> harris: oh, congressman. >> -- removing trade status with china. tik tok proved how the platform could be weaponized. i think if we have an investment we can mitigate against the threat. >> harris: i mentioned previously the usage of former rice president mike pence comparing this to fentanyl that comes from china too. so the company that owns tik tok is based in china. it's sharing information about all of us. if it diverses or sells it can keep tik tok. the pressure is on. what does that look like on you from american citizens, they're calling law makers? >> tik tok has embarked on what i think is a historic lobbying campaign against this bill or any effort. throwing millions and millions of dollars at the problem. hiring former member of con greens to lobby for bytedance. i don't think that should be legal. that's abuse of your former office. they're weaponizing the dc swamp against us and they're not honest what this does. the pop up says an out right ban, that's a lie. we are trying to change the change of ownership. people can continue to use tik tok for their small business and dance videos, whatever they want to use it for. we're concerned about chinese communist control of the dominant news platform in america. >> harris: thank you, congressman mike gallagher. appreciate you making the time today. a big day on capitol hill. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: we have this fox news alert. this is cooking along side the conversation with the congressman. hunter biden has declined to be in a hearing of influence. he wanted a public hearing. he didn't want to go behind closed doors with law makers. he didn't want to do any of that. he wanted it all. we have the reports he's making a documentary those cameras were there when he pulled the stunt and showed up to a congressional hearing on fighting the subpoena. now he says, no, i don't want a public hearing. it's part of house republicans impeachment inquiry to his father, president biden. james comber was told he nowhere his client can attend because of a schedule willing conflict. hunter and his attorneys repeatedly have asked for the public hearing. after denying a investigation with gop investigators. he sat for that private interview february 28. will they reschedule. no he declines to attend the hearing. what happens next. i guess there will be a gap in the documentary footage. a massive ban on puberty whrobgers for children in england. england's national health service is stressing there could be safety concerns with the treatment and will no locker offer them. plus robert hur shut down democrats yesterday claiming he exonerated president biden. he hadn't. >> at point the democrats were on point of delusional. the tpap fact is hur tried to distinguish his find skp-gt statement of democrats the president was cleared. >> harris: hur defended his report emphasis on president biden's age and fitness. we have more "in focus" next. ♪i'm hearing different ways for me to screen for colon cancer.♪ ♪it's time to use my voice,♪ ♪i've got a choice, more than one answer.♪ ♪i sat down with my doc.♪ we had a talk. ♪knew just what to say.♪ ♪i asked for cologuard and did it my way.♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪i did it my way!♪ >> you used your report to trash and smear president biden. you knew that would play into the republican's narrative that the president is unfit for office. >> congressman, i reject the suggestion you just made. >> that's disrespectful to senior people with memory disability. >> you went further to make a generalized statement about his memory, didn't you? >> congressman, coy of written my report that omitted refrbs -- >> harris: president biden's age and mental ability at the center yesterday. it was here on fox. hur testified to law makers about his report on biden's mishandling of classified documents. democrats repeatedly said the document cleared biden's name. hur said it did not. >> the complete and total exoneration of president biden. >> i did not exonerate him. >> the special council exonerates president biden. >> it's not an exoneration is it. >> the word exoneration does not appear in my report. that's not my conclusion. >> harris: the new york post stressing the point with some word play. "you hur'd me" get it. the badgering of robert hush only made president biden look worst. pete we are more from the white house. >> the theory is maybe president biden was holding onto the classified materials to later write something to live up to a million tie million dollar book advance. >> joe biden had eight million reasons to break the rules. took classified information and shared it with the guy writing the book. the oldest motives in the book, pride and money. you agree with that, mr. hur? you wrote it in your report. >> that language does appear in the report. we identified evidence supporting the assessments. >> robert hur was crystal clear. his recommendation doesn't mean president biden didn't do anything wrong. >> i will presume you wouldn't prosecute someone you thought was out right innocent. >> correct. >> in this case did you reach conclusion that this man was out right innocent? >> that conclusion is not reflected in my report, sir. >> so the report does not say innocent. white house officials do. >> it only a firms the innocence of the president. we have seen every administration in the last 50 years having accidentally taken classified documents when they leave office. he will do something about it. >> no more big reports or hearings are expected. president biden is getting on with his life campaigning in battleground texas. >> harris: thank you. tom dupree in focus now. we look back to yesterday. what did america learn from that? a lot was show boating. particularly democrats who couldn't sit with what was in the report about the president's memory or lack there of. >> no lack of show boating yesterday, harris. >> harris: true. >> what america learned, i don't think they learned or maybe confirmed president biden was not exonerated. to me that was a striking as peck we saw yesterday. we saw democrat after democrat pushing hard on the special council saying president biden was innocent. he exonerated president biden. the special council held his ground. i lost track how many times he clarified the word exonerated was not in my report. that's the conclusion. >> harris: what is the difference of not charging a man because his memories are bad. there are audio tapes of the ghostrideer saying that biden had this information and shared it. with robert hur saying no evidence. what's the difference between that and exoneration? >> right. prosecutors don't exonerate people. what happened here is robert hur declined to bring charges or recommend charges. the difference is it's not a finding that president biden didn't break the law or did nothing wrong, to the contrary. the special council was clear, he did take classified documents with him. instead what the special council said is despite the evidence you could use to prove he committed a crime the special council didn't think a prosecution was warranted. probably because he thought he never could obtain a conviction with president biden being older and coming across to a jury as forgetful. >> harris: he said that's precisely the reason he added the detail about the president's memory. an hour ago the election committee overseeing the president trump case dismissed six indictments including three against trump. it left many intact and said prosecutors could seek a new indictment. six charges have to do with soliciting officials to violate their oath of office. that includes trump's phone call to secretary of state to find eleven thousand votes. what is your take on the dropped charges against trump and others in the case? >> my take is it's a win for former president trump and the other defendants. not a total win. there are charges that remain. he dismissed charges against trump and the other defendants. the reason the judge did, harris is interesting, the prosecutors did not allege the facts that a crime was commitpugh in connection with the charges. he said to defend yourself in court and exercise your constitutional rights you have to know the facts they're charging you with to defend yourself. in the judge's view the prosecutors did not provide the facts. >> harris: alright. we will watch for the other counts and see what happens in the case. as you say a win for trump and defendants. hunter biden has declined a public congressional hearing for next wednesday on influence pedaling. it's part of the impeachment hearing into president biden. hunter biden says it's a scheduling conflict. we know they have repeatedly asked for a public hearing. his former business associates were also invited to attend. what do you make of all of this? he showed up on capitol hill unannunannounced wanting the puc attention and all of the things. now they back away. >> ya, harris the old scheduling conflict. one of the oldest tricks in the book. i think it's clear hunter biden's lawyers are playing games here. as you point out he has done shenanigans showing up at congress, waving, not testifying, insisting he wants a public hearing and then turns it down. it doesn't surprise me at. announcer: think his lawyers are trying to kick the can down the road and avoid their client before the american people to tell the truth. >> harris: one of the reasons i said this in the breaking news coverage off the top of the hour, is that they had another case. a criminal case to focus on. what do we know about the other cases against hunter biden? >> he is facing jeopardy on multiple fronts, harris. i think there is some truth there are scheduling conflicts in the week ahead. the case he invoked here is his tax matter pending in california. i think the hearing that congress wanted him to testify is the day before he has to be in california for that case. there mab legitimate conflicts around that time. there is no question he can work in and around other criminal matters penning to find time to come to washington to tell the public and congress what he knows. >> harris: when he finds the time. >> very true. >> harris: tom dupree, brilliant. thank you as always. >> thank you. >> harris: the house -- a resolution says they have created the worst border security crisis in our nation's history. well that's just fact. more than a dozen democrats agree with that assessment because again it's just fact. plus it's back to the future for the 2024 presidential election. >> joe biden is the most vulnerable incumbent history in modern american history. trump can't count on his unpopularity to win. he has to exploit him and unite the republican party. >> harris: how battleground states can make all of the difference as they do, with razor thin margins between the two candidates. political panel, next. 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jose, what does the president have to do on the 20-city blitz he's on? >> look harris, i think first and for most it's a good point -- votes in swing states. i'm hopeful the uncommitted votes we have seen will come in november. there is a one-issue type of vote. looking at the economy. they will look -- what he has done for the american people. you have seen he's higher -- 27- >> harris: jose, we're going to give you a chance to work on your audio. >> i'm optimistic. >> harris: we're getting about every fourth word from you. maybe you can adjust. we will come quickly back to you. i want to get the republican take on this, doug collins. >> hey, look i think it's a interesting run. joe biden has to sell something americans are not buying them. even after the great red meat speech he supposedly had at the state of the union. if anything he lost popularity. it's interesting to see and i think this is the key this. is not a 60-year issue. it's the first time in over a hundred years you have had a president and a president go at it. a presidential record vs a presidential record. i think joe biden is weakest. the economy, crime, world standing. they can go toe-to-toe. >> harris: that biggest issue is immigration for many americans, the majority of americans. he has united two sides of the isle among american voters and bring in independence against him with the issue that is his own creation and feature. alright. let's get into it. the border crisis sparking even more trouble for biden. the house passed a resolution condemning his immigration for creating the worst border security crisis in american history. that measure was backed by more than a dozen democrats. critics from their own party, the party of the president unhappy he used the term "illegal immigrant." he said the word illegal describing the suspect in the brutal death of college nursing student laken riley. he did that during his state of the address, state of the union address. talk about the suspected murderer. he walked back the language illegal. the white house insisted it's not illegal. >> you use the the word "illegal" talk ing about the man who allegedly killed laken riley. >> undocumented. >> you regret using that word. >> yes. >> the president did not apologize. there was no apology in the conversation. he used a different word. i think what we should be clear about is the facts. >> harris: well, despite outrage from the left today it's been kind of different. they use that word a lot in past years. receipts. >> we all agree on the need to better secure the border and punish employers who choose to hire illegal immigrants. stop process and deport illegall immigrants. we have millions of illegal immigrants -- >> illegal alien shouldn't be treated the same as people entering the u.s. legally when we u use phrases like undocumend workers we show we are not serious -- >> harris: what happens when the videotape doesn't die. a opinion piece argues it's time for the right and anyone else possessing the ability to perceive reality accurately to reject the left's gain wholesale. you're illegal if you enter the country illegally. allowing the left to dictate language is not just annoying it's dangerous. ignore them and tell the truth. doug. >> well, sort of amazing to me the only thing i feel personally he said that was actually right in this speech is that he was illegal. i mean, if you want common ground on the state of the union for joe biden he called it what it was, an illegal person in the united states that killed a young nursing student in athens, georgia this. is a problem for the biden administration. such a tortured unapology. she's just doing her job. she needs to go back and say don't put me out there again. when you reg regret saying someg it's an apology. i think means it. he was hit so hard politically his team told him. on friday he didn't say that. he said well probably not right. not here legally. he was hammered worst. on saturday night here in georgia it was perfect. comes to georgia and does an interview and says i regret saying illegal. he was you c undocumented and president trump with laken rayly's family. >> harris: such opposites and the facts are tough. let's bring in more. fox business reporter, hillary vaughn, was on the hill talking to multiple democrats about how they feel about biden using the term illegal. watch this. >> do you think president biden should of used the term illegal in the state of the union address. >> i think president biden should refer to people with dignity and respect. >> should you call him illegal or undocumented that's up to you how you feel. >> do you think it was appropriate for the president to use the term illegal in the state of the union. >> no. he addressed that. >> why is it wrong to call someone who entered the country illegally as illegal immigrant. >> it's classifying the human being. >> harris: except for we played the video. chuck schumer said the words are not equal. illegal is not the same as undocumented. >> look harris, i won't encourage my democratic friends on running an election. i will give them advice, keep saying this and keep on this path here. look this is the best part is that they started a problem in the first 24 hours of the biden administration they opened the border. they won't admit to opening the border. they put everything around it now they're taking the actual law and twisting it it they're here illegally. that's the definition in the tkeubgts airy. dictionary. if they want to tell the american people they're not right what they see. they should not call illegal aliens then go to the families hurt, murdered and injured in this country. those in new york city having pocket books stripped by m moped gangs. go ahead. republicans will tell the truth. mr. biden, if you can open the border you can close the border. it's on you. >> harris: thank you, doug. we lost jose's video. we will bring him back on a different day. >> take care. >> 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>> i don't believe so at all when it comes to evangelicals 80% voted for trump in 2016. 81% in 2020, i believe he will have a similar percentage in 2024. you know, harris, many times voters use a poll to flirt with another candidate. not because they intend to support the candidate. they are sending a message to their own candidate. i think that maybe going on here. there is a small slither of evangelical voters saying i like trump's policies but i don't liking his personalities. think trump answered that well a few weeks ago that says his personality got the policies enacted. he can be brash, out spoken and combative. that's not a quality or quality for a pastor it's perfect for a president who wants to get things done. >> harris: has anyone, you have a beautiful and large congregation i have visited in dallas, texas. are people talk ing about this though? >> well, i was interested in your report because we at first baptist church dallas have the most racially diverse mega church 234 dallas. biden support is dwindling among minority voters. anyone watching the state of the union speech understands why. he made it very clear his priorities for the next term. his priority was not securing the border or rebuilding the economy it was reinstating parents rights to murder their own children through abortion. people of faith regardless of their skin color find that offensive. and those who don't care about abortion find it a miss guided. i continue president trump to speak out on the san sanctity of life. it's a winning message. >> harris: we have talked time and time again where the church is, just in general where christianity is in the country now. is it growing again. i know gallop had it going backwards. what is happening? >> you know it's interesting. i had a conversation with president trump recently. he asked me about christianity how it's doing in america now. it's on decline. no doubt about that what so ever. the good news is historically our strength is not in numbers but the power of god. if we are focused on the mission of winning people to christ the church will ultimately be triumphant. not immediately but ultimately. >> harris: we have reported christians under attack in certain areas of the country. both physically and with peoples words on social media, so on and so forth. sometimes people won't come forthwith how they feel in their faith. i know from having a faith based book out people are shy about that. they don't want to be canceled or shamed. it's a lot. pastor, i'm always grateful for your time. thank you, very much. thank you, everybody for watching the "faulkner focus" "outnumbered" after the break. but this is my story. 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