The incoming president is nothing if not unpredictable. As we reported a little over a week ago, the U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear an argument from ByteDance, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-associated parent company of worldwide social media platform, TikTok, that the company should not be forced by the legislative branch to sell TikTok on or before Jan. 19, 2025–or suffer a total ban here.
As I wrote on Dec. 18, there was also this meeting of the minds at Mar-a-Lago, the week before Christmas:
President-elect Donald Trump also met with the CEO of TikTok on Monday. During his remarks, Trump heaped praise on TikTok for helping him win in November’s presidential election, saying he “[has] a warm spot in [his] heart” for the site
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