See below for video of Sen. Mark Warner speaking on ABC’s “This Week” this morning, in which he commented on the Silicon Valley Bank collapse (“The shareholders in the bank are going to lose their money, let’s be clear about that. But the depositors can be taken care of.”; whether TikTok should be banned (“Absolutely…TikTok can be used as a propaganda mechanism for the Community Party of China. That, I believe, is a national security concern.”); the U.S.-China relationship (“National security is not simply about guns and ships and tanks anymore. It’s about technology competition.”); and whether “he regrets voting for Trump-era bill that rolled back some rules” (he doesn’t regret that vote, but I’d argue he probably was wrong on that one…).
After Silicon Valley Bank collapses, Sen. Mark Warner tells @MarthaRaddatz that the “best outcome will be an acquisition."
“The shareholders in the bank are going to lose their money, let’s be clear about that. But the depositors can be taken care of.” https://t.co/tcnfVUE3Ll pic.twitter.com/aQDKbMp2K7
— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) March 12, 2023
.@MarthaRaddatz: “Do you think TikTok should be banned?”
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Mark Warner: “Absolutely…TikTok can be used as a propaganda mechanism for the Community Party of China. That, I believe, is a national security concern.” https://t.co/S9T9rdzqu1 pic.twitter.com/x0IfhzV9D7
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) March 12, 2023
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Sen. Mark Warner tells @MarthaRaddatz that “we should be concerned” about the U.S.-China relationship.
"National security is not simply about guns and ships and tanks anymore. It’s about technology competition." https://t.co/1SlS2LIyjK pic.twitter.com/wxEClTGVnA
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) March 12, 2023
In wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, @MarthaRaddatz asks Democratic Sen. Mark Warner if he regrets voting for Trump-era bill that rolled back some rules.
“I think it put in place an appropriate level of regulation on mid-size banks," Warner says. https://t.co/1SlS2LJ69i pic.twitter.com/XZlxWRbEtl
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) March 12, 2023