2025-01-13
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You've heard the news.
Here's what to make of it.
Hi, I'm Kathryn Miller, a writer and editor in the New York Times Opinion section, where I focus on politics.
I'm David French.
I'm a columnist in New York Times Opinion, where I focus on law, politics, and culture.
The US Supreme Court is weighing whether.
The federal government can ban TikTok if.
Its Chinese owner, ByteDance, refuses to sell.
The US is arguing that TikTok poses a serious threat to national security and must ultimately find a new owner or be shut down.
TikTok officials say the law violates free speech rights.
David, I really wanted to talk to you about your very strong opinion about TikTok.
You've written that you think the app should be banned in the United States because of national security concerns.
As a legal expert and as somebody who spent your career fighting for free speech, I'd really love to walk through how you think about this issue.
Well, thanks so much, Katherine.