The legislation regarding TikTok gives the president the power to potentially remove the platform, which raises concerns about freedom in society versus authoritarianism.

The TikTok bill, signed into law, poses a threat to free speech by giving the government the power to decide which platforms we can use for information and expression.

I made commitments during the congressional hearing to ensure TikTok remains a platform for freedom of expression, free from government manipulation, and to maintain transparency through third-party monitoring.

Parents are increasingly concerned about TikTok's impact on their children, and there should be bipartisan support to address the effects of social media on youth.

Project Texas aims to localize American user data to be stored on American soil, controlled by Oracle, to address data privacy concerns related to TikTok's ownership by ByteDance.

The algorithms of social media platforms like TikTok can have detrimental effects on children, and there is a need for a serious conversation about their impact on privacy and mental health.

Legislation like the American Innovation and Choice Online Act is necessary to prevent large tech companies from abusing their market dominance to suppress competition.

The government has been exerting censorship pressure on American companies, which I believe is illegal and could lead to criminal charges for those involved.

Even though RT has been blocked out, they never play any of his speeches, which prevents people from hearing his perspective. This is similar to the reaction when Osama bin Laden's letter to America went viral on TikTok, leading to increased talks of banning TikTok.