Justices critical of TikTok's arguments as app faces US ban

The transcript discusses a legal case involving TikTok, where attorneys argue against a bipartisan law that could force the app's sale or ban it, citing free speech concerns. The law, passed due to national security issues, focuses on data privacy and algorithm manipulation. Justices appear sympathetic to the government's stance, highlighting potential risks. The bipartisan support for the law is notable, with both parties backing it. President-elect Trump's changing stance on TikTok and his potential influence on the law's implementation are also discussed. The case's outcome could impact 170 million American users.

What was Justice Brett Kavanaugh's stance on the data collection argument?

How did President-elect Trump's viewpoint on TikTok change over time?

What implications does the Supreme Court's decision on TikTok have for American users?