judge jeanine: i thought you had been an eyewitness. bret: thanks, judge. coming you tonight from the fox news los angeles bureau. the tiktok time bomb, the house passes legislation that could ban the wildly popular social media app., if it doesn t divest from chinese ownership. so what now will the senate do? treasury secretary janet yellen tells fox news in an exclusive interview she regrets saying inflation was transitory. and major turbulence for boeing. the airplane maker experiences the latest in a series of mechanical problems. what that company is doing to try to fix the situation. but, first, breaking tonight, it s official. next stop the party s conventions in the 2024 presidential race. both current president joe biden and former president donald trump mathematically clinched their party s nominations with easy primary season wins last night. right now, we have new fox polling we re releasing at this moment from two swing states. the former president leads in
that s the focus of tonight s angle. i wonder what the leaders of the chinese communist parties think about the tiktok debate in the united states. after brilliantly deploying a propaganda and spying operation inside the u.s., they must be pleasantly surprised to see bipartisan support to help them protect it. yes. just like every other social media platform, there is misinformation and privacy concerns. it s important that we don t treat tiktok differently than other platforms. if we re going to address this issue, we have got to take the same approach to other media platforms. we can t just single out one. laura: we most certainly can and should. when our national security in our election integrity is at stake, we must act to protect our country. now, for decades, we have been trying to prevent the transfer of sensitive u.s. technology to our adversaries in china, in iran, north korea, russia, and so on. and it s so bad with china that all g-7 foreign ministers pledge a