Does Congress's TikTok Ban Violate the First Amendment?

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals hears arguments over a law that says TikTok must be divested from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to stay in U.S. app stores. Why did the judges seem skeptical of the company's challenge, and will it end up at the Supreme Court?

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0:00 Does Congress's TikTok Ban Violate the First Amendment?
02:56 TikTok’s Argument That the Ban is a First Amendment Problem
08:33 Commercial Break
11:27 TikTok is Subject to the Laws of China Still

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[lancegranum]

No because it's a national security risk.

[oidenhoward-gofz]

Tic Tok Silences Americans speech that is a violation of the First Amendment.

[jerrylen]

I think a china involved company is a violation of my right

[maryhutchings]

Trust Trump, he knows what he's doing, he may be biding his time, for a smack down on tik tok in a way that's not expected.