TikTok Suing Trump Administration Over Banning Of Video App

The transcript discusses President Trump's efforts to ban TikTok by mid-September, citing national security concerns over data sharing with China. TikTok argues the executive orders lack due process. Trump also demands TikTok's parent company to sell or spin off the app in the U.S. A federal lawsuit in California and potential negotiations with buyers like Microsoft are also mentioned.

What was TikTok's main argument against President Trump's executive orders?

• They were issued too late.

• They did not follow due process.

• They were supported by evidence.

• They were welcomed by TikTok.

What action did President Trump order regarding TikTok's parent company?

• To increase its user base.

• To ban all American users.

• To sell or spin off the app in the US.

• To merge with another Chinese company.

What concern did President Trump express about TikTok?

• It was not user-friendly.

• It could share data with the Chinese government.

• It was not popular enough.

• It was too expensive to maintain.

How did TikTok respond to the federal lawsuit filed in California?

• They moved their headquarters to California.

• They did not comment on its impact.

• They immediately settled the lawsuit.

• They welcomed the lawsuit.

Which company was mentioned as a potential buyer for TikTok?

• Microsoft

• Google

• Apple

• Amazon