The Supreme Court is scheduled to speak oral arguments on the legislation that mandates a withdrawal of TikTok from international attack control on January 10, 2025, according to House China Committee Chairman John Moolenaar to Fox News Digital. ByteDance, a Beijing-based business connected to the Chinese Communist Party, owns TikTok. Blog: MCCAUL SAYS HE ‘CAN’T Consider OF A Better PROPAGANDA TOOL ‘ FOR CHINAThat policy, which was signed into law in the springtime, requires a purchase of TikTok from ByteDance by Jan. 19. Google and Apple are no longer able to have TikTok in their app stores in the United States. The court’s judges announced a special session on January 10 to speak oral arguments in the case, an extended timeline that will allow them to consider the case only nine weeks before the Jan. 19 restrictions is scheduled to take effect. If ByteDance is undergoing a divestment, the law allows the president to extend the deadline by up to 90 days. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Moolenaar, R-Mich., said he has been meeting with top investors, and that he has “full confidence” that Trump” will be able to make a great deal for America”. ” It will be the deal of the century”, Moolenaar said, noting that the divestment” could happen in phases”. ” First with a buyout and then a massive IPO—probably the largest IPO in history”, he said. And I think that President Trump would be the best candidate to negotiate and win this victory. Because of the influence of the TikTok legislation that Congress passed, President Trump now has the chance to make the deal of the century. The sale of TikTok could be completed as soon as it exhausted its appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court decides the case, according to SUPREME COURT TO TAKE UP CHALLENGE TO TIKTOK BANMoolenaar. He said a “massive” IPO could occur “later, as one piece of the solution”. According to Moolenaar,” I believe TikTok and ByteDance have been dragging their feet.” ” Once they realize they’re required to follow U. S. law, I believe this will move forward fairly quickly”. In response to the high court’s earlier this month’s emergency request, TikTok and ByteDance filed an appeal to the court, asking justices to temporarily halt the enforcement of the law while the organization appealed a decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. The law passed earlier this year is a First Amendment violation, according to TikTok’s lawyers, who noted in their Supreme Court request that” Congress’ unprecedented attempt to single out applicants and bar them from operating one of the most significant speech platforms in this country” and “presents grave constitutional problems that this court likely won’t allow stand.” ” It is very profitable, very popular, and it is a major inroad for the CCP to influence American culture”, said Moolenaar. But as for CCP access to the data of U. S. citizens, TikTok created its” Project Texas” initiative, which is dedicated to addressing concerns about U. S. national security. TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew says” Project Texas” creates a stand-alone version of the TikTok platform for the U. S. isolated on servers in Oracle’s U. S. cloud environment. It was developed by CFIUS and took approximately$ 1.5 billion to implement. Although executives in the past have acknowledged that Chinese officials had access to Americans ‘ data even when U.S. based TikTok officials did not, CEO Chew has argued that TikTok is not beholden to any one country. TikTok claims that the new initiative keeps U. S. user data safe, and told Fox News Digital that data is managed” by Americans, in America”.But Moolenaar says that even” Project Texas” “really is not enough”. TECH LEADERS BEZOS, ZUCKERBERG, COOK AND PICHAI LOOK FOR FACE TIME WITH TRUMP” When you consider that ByteDance is affiliated with the CCP, and they call the shots for TikTok, the TikTok algorithm is very different in the U. S. than it is in China”, he explained. ” There needs to be a divestment, and we need to know either an American company or a company affiliated with like-minded nations, friendly nations, not adversarial nations, is in charge of this app”. He added:” Only that will satisfy the law and protect our national security”. Moolenaar said that, until now, the Chinese Communist Party “didn’t have a reason to allow the sale of TikTok”. However, President Trump is aware that the CCP’s only language is “hardball,” according to Moolenaar, and that has changed. He is an incredible negotiator, and our legislation gives him the leverage he needs to strike this historic deal. Trump has indicated support for TikTok, and you can click HERE to get the FOX News app. He met with Chew at Mar-a-Lago earlier this month, and he stated to reporters in a press conference that the incoming administration would “take a look at TikTok” and the looming U.S. ban. ” I have a warm spot in my heart for TikTok”, Trump told reporters.