I want to get into some of the nitty gritty of these cases that are going to decide our future.

Some of it involves our children who are hanging in the balance.

You know, we've all got one now, we got the kid that's just sitting there like this all the time or it's the cell phone and you can't peel them away

and you're like what are they looking at? Well as it turns out they may be staring at something a tool

designed by China to study their every move.

And now the government of the United States of America wants to outlaw that.

Bad idea? Good idea?

It looks like this in the news. Bad idea, good idea.

It looks like this in the news. Breaking news on Capitol Hill, the House just voted on the future of Tik-Tok in the U.S.

Tik-Tok's future is hanging in the balance in America.

The House of Representatives passed H.R. 7521.

The bill needed two-thirds of the House to pass,

and it got that easily.

The yeas are 352, the nays are 65.

Democrats and Republicans passing a measure to ban the Chinese owned app here in the

U.S. unless Tik-Toc is sold to an American company within six months.

The legislation prompted by national security concerns, including fears the Chinese government

could access Americans personal data and feed them content that would

influence their views. Our intention is for Tik-Tok to continue to operate, but

not under the control of the Chinese Communist Party. This is not an attempt to ban Tik-Tok. It's attempt to make Tik-Tok better.

Tik-Tau. A winner. A winner.

Republican Georgia Congressman Earl Buddy Carter, who was one of the bill's sponsors, said in a statement,

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