Trump claims Tiktok buyers have obtained

President Donald Trump claims he has acquired a buyer for Tiktok, which will make the popular video sharing app available to U.S. users. Even so, there is further work to be done before any potential sales are completed.

Trump makes a request when discussing his global tariffs Fox News Sunday interview,,,,, It would be “no big deal” to point out that the pause he extended on the tariffs or Tiktok ban. Earlier this month, he postponed the U.S. Tiktok ban for the third time, signing an executive order that would not be implemented until September 17. This is a previous delay after Trump awarded Tiktok in January and April.

“By the way, we have a Tiktok buyer.” Fox News. “I think I might need China [sic] Approval, I think President Xi Jinping [Jinping] This may be done. ”

The president did not reveal the identity of the potential buyer, but pointed out that it was a “very wealthy group”. Given that Tiktok’s U.S. business is worth tens of thousands of dollars, it’s not surprising, so a lot of changes are needed to get it.

Trump said he would reveal who the buyer was in two weeks, although there is a reasonable announcement. Several noted that Trump often answers questions by providing further information “within about two weeks”, and party host Jimmy Kimmel even showed a super performance of such situations.

Many potential buyers have previously expressed interest in buying Tiktok, such as software companies Oracle and YouTuber Mrbeast. Trump even proposed the idea of ​​the U.S. government itself investing in companies and repeatedly asserted that he was negotiating a deal that would make Tiktok available.

Despite this, the president seems to be empty. Trump’s tariffs on China have further exacerbated the issue, which has reportedly damaged the opportunity for the Chinese government to approve the sale of tiktok earlier this year.

The US Tiktok ban was originally scheduled to take effect on January 19, just one day before President Trump’s inauguration. However, the former Biden administration made it clear that the ban would not be technically enforced on this day, and one of Trump’s first actions in office was delays.