#Trump Moves to Save TikTok#
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President Trump recently announced that he will issue an executive order delaying the ban on TikTok, and plans to set up a joint venture in which the US will hold a 50% stake, to ensure control of TikTok and keep it operational. Trump stated that any company helping TikTok to continue operating will not be held liable before the order is issued. This move aims to prevent TikTok from being shut down and reach an agreement to protect national security.
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Trump recently announced that he will issue an executive order to postpone the ban on TikTok and plans to establish a joint venture in which the U.S. will hold a 50% stake to ensure control of TikTok and its continued operation. Trump said the move is to protect national security, and called on U.S. companies to help TikTok avoid being shut down, while promising that any company assisting TikTok will not be held liable before the executive order is issued. This plan has sparked widespread attention, as ByteDance has previously stated that it will not sell TikTok's U.S. assets. It remains unclear whether Trump's plan will be successful and what the final solution will be.
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Trump plans to help TikTok continue operating through an executive order and establish a joint venture with the United States owning 50% of the shares to ensure control of TikTok and its continued operation.
Trump believes TikTok poses a threat to national security but hopes to protect national security through a joint venture and ensure TikTok continues to operate.
Trump believes TikTok should be saved and is willing to help to prevent it from being banned.
Trump hopes to extend the deadline for TikTok's “no sale, no ban” law through an executive order to allow time for a national security agreement to be reached.