Senate Democrats and Senate Republicans are teaming up to take on national security threats from foreign technologies.
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., discusses growing calls to ban TikTok in the U.S. and concerns of more bank failures on 'Your World.'Many people believe that divided government is a recipe for gridlock, but we believe it can actually present opportunities to accomplish big, bipartisan things. The reality is Senate Democrats and Senate Republicans are teaming up to tackle a wide range of issues.
These risks are not going away, and without the tools to address this problem in a holistic way, the federal government is just bailing water from a sinking ship. The RESTRICT Act would task the Secretary of Commerce with reviewing information and communication technology products from, Russia, and Iran – and allow the Secretary to take appropriate action if products are determined to present a risk to U.S. national security. Notably, this authority would allow the Secretary to go so far as banning a product – or a company, like TikTok – where security risks are especially pronounced.
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