CNN's Jake Tapper pressed Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer about why she is active on TikTok amid national security concerns and wondered if it was appropriate.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday about why she is still active on TikTok in light of national security concerns.was pressed on why she's still active on TikTok despite national security risks and claimed that the way she uses it is"secure."
He asked the Michigan governor if it was appropriate for her to use and post to the Chinese-owned app. Whitmer also claimed that she doesn't use the app because it's fun and explained that she uses it as a communication tool. She added that she uses it on one device that has nothing else on it.
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