Votes against a social media company, taking steps that could lead to a u. S. Ban on the popular chineseowned social media app tiktok. National security concerns at odds with the platforms 170 million american users. We will talk about that and the prospects in the senate. The judge in georgia dropping three of the 13 federal charges against donald trump ahead of his trial. What the judge is calling into question and how that could push the case past election day. Warning signs, as Vladimir Putin talks about nuclear war. Nancy pelosi joins me on new house efforts to force a vote on aid to ukraine. Good day, everyone. Im Andrea Mitchell in washington. Theres big news today from capitol hill. In a rare moment of bipartisanship, the house voted overwhelmingly, 35265, passing a bill that could lead to a ban on tiktok over National Security concerns. Specifically, the potential that the platforms chinese owner would have access to sensitive personal data on more than 170 million americans w
those numbers and get it back almost instantaneously go to each phone company and comes in different forms, formats and so law enforcement has to take it, reformat it and do this identification search on the numbers and information requested. it s cumbersome and takes time and in this kind of a case. time can absolutely help because you don t know how many other folks are in that same boat. who did they talk to over the last five years? i d certainly like to know and who impacted their radicalization and are there other offshoots? that information gets lost in that three-year gap and that time to put it all together even to get the two years is length and i don t know for what purpose. i don t believe we have any more civil liberty protection today than before. i thought it was good before and legal and compliant and it still is today but just now much more difficult for them to do what they have to do. i hope they go back and revisit it. i think another thing i would like to add to