The End of TikTok? Chinese 'Spy App' Deemed a Security Threat
March 20, 2023
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as posted by the channel#TrishRegan #Tiktok #china FULL SHOW S3|E265 The Biden Administration is finally acknowledging what former President Donald Trump said long ago; TikTok is a nation security problem.
According to a new Wall Street Journal report, the Justice Department is even launching an investigation amid growing concerns that China is spying on U.S. journalists via its popular social media app.
But the concerns are even deeper than the just the data Tiktok may be harvesting... that's because TikTok's algorithms themselves are believed to be secretly working to destroy our country.
Meanwhile, just days ahead of Xi Jing Ping's meeting with Vladimir Putin, the International Court came out with a historic move; it's accusing Putin of war crimes and has issued a warrant for his arrest.
Plus, new details on the banking crisis and what it means for your money -- and your privacy.
I'm joined today by Rep. Brad Wenstrup, Republican Congressman from Ohio, who is asking many questions about China and our fragile relationship with the country.
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