Biden Caught - Violates His Own Rule In Desperate Attempt To Win 2024

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Many of you or your kids or your grandkids use an app called TikTok

And TikTok has short videos that are designed really to reach a younger audience

And they're just quick hits, maybe one minute, maybe less than that

And some politicians use it, some don't. But Joe Biden has weighed banning this app because it is owned by the Chinese

And he's afraid of the Chinese Communist government's involvement in it. All valid concerns. I think it should be banned

Personally, you may disagree, but I think it should be banned. But he has banned it from government officials having it on their phones

So government officials are not allowed to have it on their phones. But Joe Biden's campaign, the one that is so desperate to attract young voters

so desperate to defeat Donald Trump that it'll do anything, anything for victory in 2024

his campaign joined TikTok, the same app he's banned on government cell phones

And Fox News reporter Jacque Heinrich, she gave it to John Kirby about this and demanded answers

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And of course, we're wishing everybody who observes the Lunar New Year a happy one and a prosperous one

Even the rabbits. Admiral, I wanted to clarify the position on TikTok

So the administration still has concerns, security concerns about TikTok, even though the campaign has now joined it

Again, I cannot speak, nor will I speak for the campaign. I can't do that or their decisions

Nothing's changed about the national security concerns from the NSC's perspective about the use of TikTok on government devices

That policy is still in place. But surely there must have been some conversation between the White House here and the campaign

on whether it was appropriate for the campaign to use it. I can't speak to that

Jackie, last one. Thank you, Karine. John, just following up on this TikTok stuff, is the CFIUS review still happening

I'd have to refer you to CFIUS. I'm not in a position to confirm one way or another what they're looking at

So is the administration still weighing a ban on TikTok? Again, I have nothing for you on that, Jackie

I mean, I'd have to refer you to CFIUS. All I can speak to credibly, which I have today, is that from an NSC perspective

there are still national security concerns about the use of TikTok on government devices

and there's been no change to our policy not to allow that. Can you help me understand, though, like why there wouldn't be any communication between CFIUS

and the administration broadly, I mean, with the National Security Council? I didn't say there wasn't

I just said I'm not able to speak to issues regarding CFIUS

You'd have to talk to them. It's an independent body and it's not something – I can't speak for them

I think we're all just trying to square why the President would use this platform

that his administration is weighing a national ban on because of national security concerns

Again, I'm not going to speak to any hypothetical ban. I can only tell you that it's not allowed on government devices

That policy remains the case, and I just can't speak for the campaign or their decisions

I apologize. Thank you so much, Adam. All right