One of the first actions President Donald Trump took at the outset of his second presidency was granting a stay of execution for TikTok. Two and a half months later, he granted a second, and on June 18,

TikTok now has until September to find a new owner in order to meet the requirements of a divest-or-ban law.

Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on Monday evening that he would “probably” extend the deadline again for TikTok to be sold off and the White House later confirmed he would delay the ban until September. It’s the third time the ban of the app has been delayed as negotiations stall.