Fate of TikTok in hands of US Supreme Court as critical deadline approaches

The video discusses TikTok's legal battle in the US, where the app faces a potential shutdown by January 19th unless the Supreme Court intervenes. The case involves issues of free speech and national security, with concerns about TikTok's Chinese parent company, Bytedance, and its potential ties to the Chinese Communist Party. A bipartisan law passed in April 2024 mandates TikTok's sale or shutdown, citing national security risks. TikTok denies these claims, emphasizing its independence. Political figures, including President-elect Trump and Congressman Mike Gallagher, have weighed in on the matter, highlighting the complex interplay of legal, security, and political factors.

What are the main national security concerns associated with TikTok?

What actions did Congress take regarding TikTok in April 2024?

What deadline has been set for TikTok to either sell or shut down in the US?

How has TikTok responded to claims of being a national security threat?

What implications does the ban on TikTok have according to President-elect Trump?