Catherine Hanaway
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Oct 16, 2026
Alex BHOST
Anyway, that's all I got for the Alex B. Podcast.
Alex BHOST
I was going to talk about this Missouri Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway.
Alex BHOST
She's investigating TikTok, issuing a civil investigative demand that requires the company to disclose how it identifies underage users, selects content for them, and handles it.
Alex BHOST
Haven't we been through this already? When they basically force them to sell to American entities and shit like, I don't know.
Pete MundoHOST
But I bring that up because it ties into my next story.
Pete MundoHOST
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced a formal investigation into TikTok, its impact on children, and possible risks.
Pete MundoHOST
Catherine Hanaway said in a news release yesterday that her office has issued a civil investigative demand calling for TikTok to disclose how its algorithm operates and promotes content for kids.
Pete MundoHOST
The demand also seeks information about how TikTok attracts and retains young users.
Pete MundoHOST
The investigation will look into how TikTok collects and uses data from kids under 13, minors under 18, and young people under 24.
Pete MundoHOST
Now, they all have their algorithmic problems, right? They wanna suck you in for as long as they possibly can.
Pete MundoHOST
That's the name of the game.
Pete MundoHOST
But TikTok has clearly proven to be worse than the rest, and I think the administration thought, "Hey, we're gonna be cool with the young kids by saving TikTok in America." Yeah, so they can see reels about how much they should hate America? What is that accomplishing? So I'm glad that Catherine Hanaway is, is trying to do something about this.
Keegan BillingsHOST
Okay, let's move on to our next story on the topic of the Chinese online retailer Temu.
Keegan BillingsHOST
So Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has sued the Chinese online retailer Temu, alleging the company illegally collects personal data and deceives consumers.
Keegan BillingsHOST
Hanaway's office alleged that Temu's, quote, "aggressive and misleading data collection practices could leave consumers' personal data at the mercy of the Chinese Communist regime." Hanaway said, "My advice to all Missourians is to delete this app.
Keegan BillingsHOST
Temu lied to you, stole your data, packed it up, and potentially delivered it to the CCP." So Missouri is the latest state to pursue legal action against Temu, following similar lawsuits in Arkansas, Nebraska, Kentucky, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma.
Jennifer BukowskyHOST
[upbeat music] Welcome back to Wake Up Missouri, uh, standing for Bukowski and for Randy, uh, alongside Brian Carl, and we're pleased to say that our Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway, joins us this morning.
Jennifer BukowskyHOST
Welcome, Catherine Hanaway, to Wake Up Missouri.
Catherine HanawayGUEST
Good morning, Jen.
Catherine HanawayGUEST
How are you?
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Catherine HanawayGUEST
You better be taking steps to prohibit kids from chatting, sharing video, from giving to these predators, uh, the kinds of information that they want." And not only are they seeking these kids out, they're sending them child pornography, they're producing child pornography with the images that kids sent.
Catherine HanawayGUEST
It's really, uh, a- Not a safe k- place for kids to be right now, and we're demanding that Xbox make it much more safe for kids.
Jennifer BukowskyHOST
Uh, we're talking to Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, and, uh, pivoting back to this Temu lawsuit that you filed yesterday, um, you've warned that this information could reach the Chinese Communist Party that Temu's collecting, like, surreptitiously on their users.
Jennifer BukowskyHOST
Have you traced data to Chinese government authorities, or is the concern that China demands this out of their companies? Like, uh, what's the connection with the CCP?
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Missouri sues Chinese-owned Temu for aggressive data collection.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has sued Chinese online retailer Temu, alleging the company illegally collects personal data and deceives consumers.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Hanaway's office announced the lawsuit on October thirteenth, alleging that Temu's aggressive and misleading data collection practices could leave consumers' personal data at the mercy of the Chinese Communist regime.
speaker_0NARRATOR
"My advice to all Missourians is to delete this app.
Ryan WigginsHOST
... we, yeah, so stay with it, 314-241-9797.
Ryan WigginsHOST
I know we have Catherine Hanaway coming up.
Annie FryHOST
Yeah.
Ryan WigginsHOST
But when we come back from Catherine Hanaway, the Missouri AG, I want to try to read all of your comments.
Annie FryHOST
And also, make sure you get your votes in on the poll because when we're on the air right now and I'm, like, advocating for no, we don't need public ed- executions, I am compelling certain people out there to go vote against me or for me.
Annie FryHOST
And then we're going to read your comments, and Ryan's going to weigh in.
Ryan WigginsHOST
... stick around.
Ryan WigginsHOST
I want to read as many of these as possible when we come back in segment three of this hour.
Ryan WigginsHOST
... we, yeah, so stay with it, 314-241-9797.
Ryan WigginsHOST
I know we have Catherine Hanaway coming up.
Annie FryHOST
Yeah.
Ryan WigginsHOST
But when we come back from Catherine Hanaway, the Missouri AG, I want to try to read all of your comments.
Annie FryHOST
And also, make sure you get your votes in on the poll because when we're on the air right now and I'm, like, advocating for no, we don't need public ed- executions, I am compelling certain people out there to go vote against me or for me.
Annie FryHOST
And then we're gonna read your comments, and Ryan's gonna weigh in.
Ryan WigginsHOST
... stick around.
Ryan WigginsHOST
I want to read as many of these as possible when we come back in segment three of this hour.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Missouri sues Chinese-owned Temu for aggressive data collection.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has sued Chinese online retailer Temu, alleging the company illegally collects personal data and deceives consumers.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Hanaway's office announced the lawsuit on October thirteenth, alleging that Temu's aggressive and misleading data collection practices could leave consumers' personal data at the mercy of the Chinese Communist regime.
speaker_0NARRATOR
"My advice to all Missourians is to delete this app.
Megan LynchHOST
Just ahead of the holiday shopping season, Missouri is taking the popular bargain app Temu to court.
speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway filed suit against the China-based retailer this week, claiming it, uh, sees shoppers and secretly steals their personal information.
speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
According to her office, the app can track your exact location, tap into your camera and microphone, and even hide what it's doing by rewriting its own code.
speaker_7CORRESPONDENT
Because Temu's parent company operates in China, Hanaway warns that that data could end up in the hands of the Chinese government.
Tim JonesHOST
She made some news over the last 24 hours.
Tim JonesHOST
Uh, Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has sued Temu for malicious data collection and deceiving consumers.
Tim JonesHOST
Have you, have you followed the story at all?
Cully StimsonGUEST
Mm-hmm.
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