ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - March 13, 2024
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The House votes to ban Tik Tok in the US due to national security concerns, President Biden supports the ban, and former President Trump changed his stance after meeting with a major Republican donor. A student pilot attempts to breach the cockpit on a flight, a winter storm is forecasted across multiple states, and the US deploys Marines to protect the Embassy in Haiti amid violence.
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- Concerns over national security and Chinese ownership lead to the House voting to ban Tik Tok in the US, pushing for a sale to an American company within six months.
- President Biden supports the Tik Tok ban, contrasting former President Trump's initial opposition that shifted after meeting a Republican donor with stakes in Tik Tok's parent company.
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What is the controversy surrounding Tik Tok in the US?
Concerns over national security and Chinese ownership.
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