Even as we are seeing this legislation being billed as the anti tick tock bill, that's really not about tick tock, it's about freedom of speech. Can you actually explain that? If a social media platform has at least 20% ownership by a foreign adversary, that platform may be banned from doing business in America. essentially. But it's not just a foreign state actor that could be named as a foreign adversary. (1:06:41–1:06:59)
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Asserts that the anti TikTok bill allows banning social media platforms with 20% foreign adversary ownership.
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