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BATON ROUGE, La. — Today, Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin and District 28 State Representative Daryl Deshotel announced that they would pursue legislation in 2023 to ban TikTok on all
Government knows where you are. talked about josh hawley in the senate had a proposed bill where they would ban it on government devices and then late yesterday, nancy pelosi said i don't see that coming up before the end ever the term; however, just in the last five minutes, we have received word that apparently she has done a 180 and now she says they may bring it up so that the house could sign it. which would then send it to the president and the big question is would he sign it. >> so the new hampshire governor, chris sununu, he is the latest to say you cannot use tiktok on any state issu...
These are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary >> >> say, ♪ >> i just went on tik tok recently. >> oh, no. that's the worst. >> oh, my god it's amazing. >> at he chinese spy wear. >> i know it is. >> no it really is. like really should be illegal. >> ainsley: podcast power house joe rogen joins a chorus calling for a crack down on tik tok this as new hampshire becomes the 14th state to ban the china owned social media platform from official state devices. so let's bring in harris
Governor Gordon recently announced that he has banned the use of the social media app TikTok from all state-issued electronic devices and networks.
Washington, kevin. >> curly and todd good morning chris sununu signing an executive order banning the social media app. part of a growing trend if you will with tiktok a popular app facing increasing scrutiny over fears it could provide a trove of american user data to the chinese government. let me show you a map of some of the many states that are now included among those that have decided tiktok at least as far as state devices are concerned has to go. new hampshire, alabama, maryland, oklahoma, south carolina, south dakota, utah, texas, nebraska, georgia, idaho, utah, tennessee and even io...