Bytedance Facing U.S. Ban Refuses to Sell Tiktok; Campus Protesters Clash With Police Amid Unrest

Tiktok breaks its silence on a possible ban from U.S. app stores. A new law forces its Chinese-regime linked parent company to sell. Hear its official response. Clashes between police and demonstrators on campuses as anti-Israel protests continue. Some lawmakers are calling for an investigation into Chinese Communist party funds behind the unrest. New York’s highest court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 sex crimes conviction with a split ruling on April 25. We have the Judges’ reasons for the decision and some reactions. Topics in this episode include: 1. Justices Skeptical of Blanket Immunity for Fmr President 2. Crowds React to Trump’s Immunity Case 3. Trump Calls Day 7 of NY Trial ‘Breathtaking’ 4. Analysis on Former Publisher’s Testimony in NY Trial 5. House Panel Says ‘Hush Money’ Trial Politically Motivated 6. Police Clash With Campus Protesters as Unrest Spreads 7. NY Court Overturns Harvey Weinstein Conviction 8. Bytedance Facing US Ban Refuses to Sell Tiktok 9. China Tells Blinken US Faces ‘Cooperation or Confrontation’ 10. China Warns US Should Not Step on ‘Red Lines’ 11. Putin Announces Plans to Visit China in May 12. Rep. Harris: Creating Chaos is Not a Good Idea 13. Biden Announces $6B in Grants for Chip Manufacturer 14. First Ship Since Bridge Collapse Leaves Baltimore Harbor 15. Massive Fire Burns at Oceanside Pier in California 16. Fears Over Stagflation Mounting in the US 17. Japanese Ramen Comforts Diners at Home and Abroad 18. Poll: Trump Leads Biden in 7 Swing States 19. Hubble Telescope Marks 34th Anniversary With New Portrait 20. Ex-Cop Builds Christian School to Give Kids a 2nd Chance