Tonight on all end. We're looking at Tik-Tok, we may be banning Tik-Tok. A Tik-Tok flip-flop for the ages.

The thing I don't like is that without TikTok you can make Facebook bigger.

Tonight the TikTok vote and the major flashing warning signs of a cash-strapped candidate.

Steve Bannon has suggested that you've been paid off to switch your view.

Then what three dismissed felony counts means for defendant Trump in Georgia and the

rebirth of a decades old campaign trope.

People look around and they say am I better off now than I was four years ago.

The very painful answer to the Trump campaign's question

Some of the doctors say it will wash through it will flow through an interesting terms and very accurate.

But all in starts right now.

Good evening from York, I'm Chris Hayes.

The House of Representatives passed a bill today

which could eventually lead to the banning of Tik-Toc, the Chinese social media app used by some

150 million Americans. It was a somewhat surprising move from Congress in this

respect. This Congress has not been known to pass a lot of substantive

bipartisan legislation. But that's what this was. The bill passed 352 to 65. Basically

nothing passes by those margins. And it also cut against traditional

partisan lines. The bill earned the enthusiastic support of both the far right

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and his Democratic predecessor Nancy Pelosi

while it was opposed by an ideologically broad coalition as well ranging from

congresswoman congresswoman

Alexander Ocasio Cortez.

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