Trump says Murdochs are the potential Tiktok Deal partners

president Donald Trump He said in an interview broadcast on Sunday, Baron, conservative media Robert Murdoch His son Lachlan is likely to participate in the deal to save her Techk in the United States.

“A man named Lachlan is involved,” Trump said in Fox News.

“Lachlan Murdoch … Ruert (Murdoch) may be in the group, and I think they will be in the group.”

Trump also said that Oracle chief executive officer Larry Ellson And Dell Technologies CEO Michael del It is also possible to participate in the Tiktok deal.

“A couple of others, really wonderful people, very prominent people,” Trump said.

“They are also American nationalists, as you know, they love this country. So I think they will really do a good job.”

Trump’s comments come with the continuation of the details of the deal to save Tiktok in the United States by Trump and the Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

the The White House presented new details about the deal on Saturday, saying Six of the seven -member council controls Tijk will be Americans, NBC News mentioned.

The United States will also control the application algorithm, according to White House press secretary Caroline Levitte, with a large attached point in negotiations.

Levitte also said that the data and privacy of the application in the United States will be led by Oracle.

Trump and Shi had Call Friday About a possible Tiktok deal. Trump then said that the deal “is on its way well, as you know, and investors are preparing.”

But in its own statement, China suggested that the two sides exceed the negotiations.

“The position of China on the Tiktok issue is clear: the Chinese government respects the will of companies and is pleased to see companies conduct commercial negotiations on the basis of market rules and access to solutions that are compatible with Chinese laws and regulations and balances of balance,” a translated reading from the Chinese news agency Xinhua.

“We hope that the United States team will provide an open, fair and non -discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies investing in the United States,” the statement said.

CNBC contacted Fox News, White House and Tiktok to comment.

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