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Today was an exciting hearing at the Supreme Court. The courtroom was filled, but no, it was tense and it was interesting and it dealt with some very important issues.

Today was an exciting hearing at the Supreme Court. The courtroom was filled, but no, it was tense and it was interesting and it dealt with some very important issues.

Today was an exciting hearing at the Supreme Court. The courtroom was filled, but no, it was tense and it was interesting and it dealt with some very important issues.

Well, what's at stake here is the future of TikTok, the viral social media app that 170 million Americans use each month. The government says that TikTok presents a national security threat to the United States if it remains in the control of China, a designated foreign adversary. But TikTok says, no, those threats are overblown.

Well, what's at stake here is the future of TikTok, the viral social media app that 170 million Americans use each month. The government says that TikTok presents a national security threat to the United States if it remains in the control of China, a designated foreign adversary. But TikTok says, no, those threats are overblown.

Well, what's at stake here is the future of TikTok, the viral social media app that 170 million Americans use each month. The government says that TikTok presents a national security threat to the United States if it remains in the control of China, a designated foreign adversary. But TikTok says, no, those threats are overblown.

And a group of American users of the app also challenged the law, saying that their free speech rights are infringed if the app they love is taken away.

And a group of American users of the app also challenged the law, saying that their free speech rights are infringed if the app they love is taken away.

And a group of American users of the app also challenged the law, saying that their free speech rights are infringed if the app they love is taken away.

We will be fine without TikTok, but I don't want to have to be.

We will be fine without TikTok, but I don't want to have to be.

We will be fine without TikTok, but I don't want to have to be.

He argued that TikTok is a U.S. company, meaning the subsidiary of ByteDance that operates in the U.S. It's not directly run by the Chinese parent company. And that it has First Amendment rights and that it should be able to use the algorithm that ByteDance has to promote this content throughout the U.S.

He argued that TikTok is a U.S. company, meaning the subsidiary of ByteDance that operates in the U.S. It's not directly run by the Chinese parent company. And that it has First Amendment rights and that it should be able to use the algorithm that ByteDance has to promote this content throughout the U.S.

He argued that TikTok is a U.S. company, meaning the subsidiary of ByteDance that operates in the U.S. It's not directly run by the Chinese parent company. And that it has First Amendment rights and that it should be able to use the algorithm that ByteDance has to promote this content throughout the U.S.

And that it said the government didn't seriously explore less restrictive ways to achieve its national security ends. And he suggested that, say, having disclosure about risks of using the app would be one solution.

And that it said the government didn't seriously explore less restrictive ways to achieve its national security ends. And he suggested that, say, having disclosure about risks of using the app would be one solution.

And that it said the government didn't seriously explore less restrictive ways to achieve its national security ends. And he suggested that, say, having disclosure about risks of using the app would be one solution.

They were skeptical. They seemed to look at the government's solution, that being divestiture, as being not particularly novel. Divesting assets is a very typical way that the government achieves certain goals. So I would say that he ran into some trouble in arguing that TikTok USA was really so different from ByteDance in Beijing. Yeah, he had a pretty tough row to hoe there.

They were skeptical. They seemed to look at the government's solution, that being divestiture, as being not particularly novel. Divesting assets is a very typical way that the government achieves certain goals. So I would say that he ran into some trouble in arguing that TikTok USA was really so different from ByteDance in Beijing. Yeah, he had a pretty tough row to hoe there.