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Let's go more on the talks between China and the US and the future of Tik Tok and all sorts of other things. We're joined by CNBC contributor Dardrick McNeel who served in the Obama administration. He's now senior policy analyst at Long View Global.Uh Dardrick, great to see you. >> Um I want to Great to see you as well. >> I want to focus in on this Tik Tok deal.While we know very few details, um there's one detail that Aean did uh talk about just now and that is the idea of who controls the algorithm. Um, ...

All right. So, there are obviously then some encouraging signs about a kind of dant with China's leadership and that has maybe helped power China stocks. The FXI and the Kweb ETFs and many others are soaring.The FXI large cap China based ETF is now up 15% in just 90 days. Let's talk about that and more. Kyle Bass, founder and chief investment officer, Hayman Capital Management, joins us now.Kyle, great to chat with you, especially on a Friday. If you were going to advise the president about something he wou ...

US-China Relations & Economic Impact - US President and China's President Xi Jinping held a phone call to discuss topics including TikTok and the economic relationship between the two countries [1][2] - Potential for a personal meeting between the two leaders in Asia this fall [5] TikTok Deal Structure - A consortium including Oracle, Silverlake, and Andreessen Horowitz may own the US version of TikTok with an 80% stake [3] - Chinese entity would retain just under a 20% stake in the revised TikTok [4] - An American-dominated board is expected, with reports suggesting the US government may get one board seat [4] - Licensing deal for the Chinese algorithm is expected, with ByteDance (parent company) receiving approximately 20% of revenues [6] - Atlantic and other US-based shareholders in ByteDance are expected to participate with new investments, potentially representing 30% of the 80% US stake [6] National Security Concerns - Central national security concern revolves around whether the American version of TikTok will continue to use the Chinese algorithm [4] - US government's ability to inspect the algorithm for potential manipulation or backdoors is a key concern [6][7] - Concern exists that a hostile foreign government could control a major media operation within the US, influencing public opinion [7]

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant told us earlier this week that he's hopeful ahead of President Trump uh and President Xi's meeting today on Tik Tok's future in the US, but not everyone is sharing in that optimism. Joining us now, Congressman John Molinar is the chairman of the China uh Select Committee. And and Congressman, I was kind of saying it tongue and cheek that nuances is the word. It always is the word of the day.Um what is we we've always decided it was a big security concern and then we started ...

President Trump and China's President Xi, they are due to speak today on trade and Tik Tok. It's going to happen this morning. On Tuesday, the president extending that deadline for bite dance to devest Tik Tok's US business.Join us right now on the national security implications of a Tik Tok deal. Want to bring in cyber security expert Chris Krebs who served on the inaugural as inaugural director of Homeland Security's cyber security infrastructure security agency. Good morning to you. Uh morning.Tik Tok ha ...

TikTok Algorithm That Keeps Us Scrolling Remains at Heart of a Deal https://t.co/VZaL5XxMHZ ...

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So I would presume this is a good sign in terms of US China trade talks at least we've cleared this hurdle which had been a hurdle for further talks. I agree with that. That's a conversation we started the show with last night and I agree that this does nothing to sort of take it off the rails at all.I think it helps and I do think it's more positive for the Chinese market than the US market in my opinion. The Oracle take real quick to the extent that it even matters. You know that stock went up 30% over af ...

Have seen a lot of "gurus" posting "new algorithm hacks" since we were told the X algo updated a couple weeks ago.I'm of the opinion that the best way to make your posts better is to just try stuff and see what works and what doesn't.I'm appreciative of people trying to demystify the github/etc, but I tend to think that hands on experience is a million times more effective for understanding how systems work than reading an instruction manual written by someone who didn't build the system ...