Today, the Supreme Court unanimously upheld a law that threatens to shut down the wildly popular social media app, TikTok, as soon as Sunday.

The justices ruled that free speech rights must yield to concerns that Chinese control of the app creates a national security risk.

With just three days left in office, President Biden has said that the enforcement of the ban will now fall to the incoming Trump administration.

Our White House correspondent, Laura Barone Lopez, has been covering this and more and joins us now.

So, Laura, let's start with this TikTok decision.

And we should say for the unfamiliar, it's not the content that's the issue.

It's the ownership and this judgment by U.S. officials and lawmakers that that presents a national

security threat.

How is the Biden administration going to handle this?

So the White House issued a statement today.

And in it, it said that President Biden believes TikTok should remain available to Americans,

but simply under American ownership or other ownership that addresses the national

security concerns identified by Congress in developing this law.

So as you said, it's about the ownership.

President-elect Trump said in a true social post today that his decision on TikTok will

be made in the not too distant future.

He has to review the situation.

So ultimately, Jeff, as the current White House said,

this is ultimately going to have to be implemented

by the incoming administration.

And I saw today, Laura,

where the CEO of TikTok,

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