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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Congress's ban on tick-time goes to court and maybe eventually to the Supreme Court.

Meantime, Boeing begins furlowing workers amid a strike by the International Association of

Machinists and Aerospace Workers.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, columnist Alicia Finley, and editorial board member

Manet Uque Barua.

Earlier this year, Congress passed a law that requires the social media app

Tic-Toc to be divested from its Chinese parent company bite dance by early next

year or it will be banned from distribution and updating by US-run

App Stores. This has now gone to court at the DC Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday, an appeal before a three-judge panel, the company

challenging it along with some of its creators on First Amendment grounds.

Let's start with a clip of Judge Naomi Rao tangling

with the US government's lawyer on the case. I mean so Tik-Tok US is a US

corporation. I mean it's a wholly owned subsidiary of Bight Dance,

but it is a US corporation.

I mean, what about the First Amendment interest there?

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