#Trump Saves TikTok#
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Trump recently issued a series of statements regarding TikTok. He plans to help TikTok continue to operate through an executive order, and establish a joint venture with a 50% stake for the US to ensure control and continued operation of TikTok. Trump said that he has requested the company to not let TikTok go dark, and to work with him to develop a long-term solution to keep TikTok in the United States. He also said that he will sign an executive order on Monday to extend the legal deadline to allow for a deal to be reached to protect national security, and that any company helping TikTok continue to operate will not be held liable.
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Trump has recently made a series of statements and actions regarding saving TikTok. He plans to postpone the ban on TikTok through an executive order and seek a partnership with TikTok to set up a joint venture in which the US holds a 50% stake, to ensure control over TikTok and its continued operation. Trump said he hopes to reach a deal to protect national security and asked the company not to take TikTok down. While ByteDance has repeatedly said it will not sell TikTok's US assets, the Trump team said it does not rule out the possibility of China continuing to own TikTok and its firewall. Currently, the Trump team is working with tech companies to bring TikTok back online in the US.
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Trump plans to save TikTok by setting up a joint venture, with the U.S. owning 50% of the shares, to ensure control of TikTok and keep it operating.
Trump believes TikTok poses a threat to U.S. national security, but he also wants TikTok to continue operating in the U.S., so he is trying to reach an agreement through an executive order to protect national security and keep TikTok in the U.S.
Trump demanded that the company not let TikTok “stay dark” and said he would work with TikTok to develop a long-term solution that would keep TikTok in the United States.
The Trump team worked with tech companies to bring TikTok back online in the U.S., and considered the possibility of China continuing to own TikTok and the firewall.