Congress has passed a law that requires TickTok to divest itself of Chinese ownership or be banned within the United States. Is TickTok a foreign controlled weapon for social espionage or merely a platform for the free exercise of speech and expression? Are there legitimate concerns? What are the constitutional implications? How does the First Amendment play into the equation? What about the Americans whose livelihood is tied directly to TickTok? We get down and dirty with the TickTok ban on this episode of Law Splaining.
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