House Republican dismisses China trolling on his support for TikTok ban: ‘I will not be silenced’

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, R-Texas, is not backing down after a Chinese propagandist tried to troll him into bending support to TikTok.

Chen Weihua, a bureau chief and columnist for China Daily, a China state-affiliated media company, goaded the congressman in a reply.

McCaul, who also chairs the House’s China Task Force, told Fox News Digital he welcomes China's reaction.

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