美国前总统特朗普发布了自2024年大选后的首个TikTok视频，声称自己“拯救”了该平台，并表示TikTok用户未来有机会登上总统宝座。尽管特朗普曾推动禁止TikTok，但近期他批准了一项由美国买家收购该应用的交易，尽管该交易尚未最终完成。特朗普在视频中提到，TikTok用户“欠他很多”，并鼓励年轻用户，预言他们中有人未来也能坐上总统的位子。此举显示了他对TikTok策略的重大转变，此前他曾以国家安全为由推动封禁该应用，但现在他认为其立场有助于争取年轻选民的支持。此次收购交易涉及Oracle公司，并将对TikTok的算法进行审计和监督。

👑 特朗普发布其2024年大选后的首个TikTok视频，并声称自己“拯救”了该平台。他表示，TikTok用户“欠他很多”，并预言未来会有TikTok用户成为总统，甚至能够坐在总统办公桌前。

🤝 特朗普曾推动禁止TikTok，但近期批准了一项由美国买家收购该应用的交易，尽管该交易尚未完成。此次收购被认为价值约140亿美元，其中Oracle公司将参与其中，并负责审计TikTok的算法。

🔄 特朗普对TikTok的态度发生了重大转变。他曾以国家安全为由推动封禁该应用，但在2024年竞选期间，他改变了立场，认为这有助于提升他在年轻选民中的支持度。

⚖️ 此前，特朗普政府曾推动一项旨在有效禁止该应用的法案，而现任总统拜登签署了该法案，但推迟了执行。特朗普则发布了一系列行政命令，推迟了法律要求，尽管法律本身并未赋予总统延长执行的权力。

President Donald Trump posted his first TikTok since the 2024 election.Trump said that he "saved" TikTok, though he once pushed for its ban.The White House approved a group of US buyers to purchase the app, though the deal isn't complete.

President Donald Trump says TikTok users owe him "big."

In his first TikTok post since the 2024 election, Trump said that he "saved" the popular short-form video platform, though the deal has not yet been finalized.

"To all of those young people of TikTok, I saved TikTok, so you owe me big," Trump said in a video filmed in the Oval Office. "And now, you're looking at me in the Oval Office, and someday one of you is going to be sitting right at this desk, and you're going to be doing a great job also."

Last week, Trump signed an executive order approving a US group of buyers for a deal valued at around $14 billion. Trump said Oracle and its CEO, Larry Ellison, will be part of the deal. Analysts had previously estimated that TikTok was worth significantly more. China and TikTok have yet to comment on where things stand.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Oracle would "audit" TikTok's algorithm and oversee its retraining. Control of the algorithm has long been a major sticking point in any sale. China previously enacted export controls that prohibited such transfers without government approval.

Trump has repeatedly said that his stance on TikTok helped him improve his standing among young voters. His first videos featured UFC CEO Dana White and Jake Paul. It was a major shift from Trump's first administration, which helped lead the push to ban the app, citing national security concerns.

During the 2024 campaign, Trump flipped his stance just as a bipartisan bill to effectively ban the app neared passage. Then-President Joe Biden later signed that bill into law, but punted on enforcing it during his final days in the White House.

TikTok briefly went offline on January 18. Trump then issued the first of a series of executive orders delaying the law's requirements, even though the law never provided the president with the power to keep issuing extensions.