How Did Appeals Court Judges Respond To First Amendment Argument In TikTok Ban Case?

On "Forbes Newsroom," Forbes reporter Emily Baker-White discussed the court case surrounding a possible U.S. ban on TikTok.
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[@wytrose4602]

It was about Palestinian ppl know that our intel is on the app since trump administration

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Why are Tiktok complaining? They could easily clone their app in no time, under a US based company... are they scared Teens wouldn't flock to another app? They have the resources, capital and userbase to do so. It's only being banned because it's not based in US soil... nothing to do with "free speech".

[@RealCaptainJaws]

If the bookstore analogy is used, then like she said: Twitter would be SCREWED.
I'm surprised to see such a well-crafted thought on Forbes these days.

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WTF was she saying? 😂😂😂😂

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Do you often not understand people?

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