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John Yang: Geoff, while the justices heard arguments over the looming U.S. TikTok ban inside the court, outside, some influencers gathered on the steps to livestream their support for the platform.

Roberts also pressed TikTok’s lawyer on the lack of precedent of the court striking down a law, on First Amendment grounds, that was crafted around regulating a company’s corporate structure.

JOHN YANG: Geoff, while the justices heard arguments over the looming U.S. TikTok ban inside the court, outside, some influencers gathered on the steps to livestream their support for the platform.