Trump accuses a group of Democratic lawmakers of seditious behavior that he says could be punishable by death. Former Vice President Joe Biden calls them "liars" and says they should be tried for treason. Special Agent in Charge of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) Michael Piggly Wiggly responds.
00:00:00.000President Trump, of course, accusing that group of Democratic lawmakers of seditious behavior that he says could be, quote, punishable by death.
00:00:09.320It's an all caps claim from the president of the United States.
00:00:13.340And it comes after the lawmakers, all of whom served in the military or intelligence community served this country.
00:00:19.920His messages were very clear. He views anybody who challenges him, who seems to tell people not to listen to him, to listen to illegal orders of being traitors.
00:00:32.500Basically, he has now it's not the first time he said that people who stand up to him or who disagree with him are committing treason.
00:00:39.100He says that with some regularity and he makes he blends the idea of loyalty to him to being loyalty to the state.
00:00:50.620It's literally a case where he is saying that these people who are who are saying don't do anything illegal, that that amounts to sedition, saying don't do something illegal amounts to sedition.
00:01:02.400Now, you'll hear the White House press secretary say, well, that's not what he meant.
00:01:04.800You're all you're all getting worked up about things. You're overinterpreting. You're distorting.
00:01:10.340And as Senator Jones says, let's let's, you know, let's assume that that's true.
00:01:14.860But there's a discordant message. And he wants the first message to be out there.
00:01:18.860He wants them to think that they are at risk.
00:01:22.300He wants to intimidate people by making them think that they would suffer consequences if they say things that he doesn't like.
00:01:29.060These people are lying through their through their teeth.
00:01:32.680These people are lying through their teeth.
00:02:00.240And yet they keep lying through their teeth.
00:02:02.160Rhetoric allows the president to use his platform and his bully pulpit to say things like this about members of Congress.
00:02:09.720I also think it's worth remembering what happened on January 6th when the same kind of rhetoric that the president used then when talking about overturning the results of a lawful election led to some of his supporters to build a gallows on the grounds of Capitol Hill aimed for or with the intention of sending a message to Vice President Mike Pence.
00:02:32.880So words have actions. The president knows that words have actions.
00:02:36.280One of those actions is quite rightly what you're saying is is the distraction that comes from throwing things out like this.
00:02:50.860We're all leading with everything that Donald Trump said.
00:02:53.720And I go back to what I just said when when his press secretary was asked specifically, did he mean to execute people?
00:03:00.220She said no. And and quite frankly, I wish the media would just stop right there and just leave it at that and not give any air to anything else.
00:03:08.160He didn't mean that. Of course, he is saying that and people are hearing things.
00:03:12.520And, you know, look, there are folks out there that hear things differently than what a normal ear will hear.
00:03:19.020And that is the frightening thing about this.
00:03:21.260We have seen it time and time again, and it is still on the rise.
00:03:25.060And the offender in chief of this is Donald Trump.
00:03:28.480And he knows he knows exactly what he's doing.
00:03:32.020It's very difficult for the media and for folks like us to not talk about it.
00:03:36.660But at the same time, I think that we need to also be very careful in how we present this and make sure that we understand that even his own office is saying that that is not what he meant.
00:03:48.320Let the chips fall where they're going to fall everywhere else.
00:03:50.780But let's get away from any talk about violence.
00:03:53.000The operation crackdown in Charlotte, North Carolina, is not over, despite earlier reports that the operation had concluded.
00:04:01.420Initially, the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office said yesterday that Border Patrol had ended its immigration enforcement operation in the city nearly a week after the agency first deployed agents to the state's most populated city.
00:04:15.960But just hours later, several local media outlets reported DHS officials had informed them the operation was still active.
00:04:29.040If you're in Carolina, if you're in North Carolina, a swing state, and you see that, like, by, like, where your kid, you're picking your kids up for school.
00:05:26.920So, as of yesterday, Homeland Security said more than 370 people had been arrested in the Charlotte area since the operation launched last week.
00:05:39.200This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
00:05:44.060Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
00:05:49.320Here's the time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
00:05:53.620The people have had a belly full of it.
00:08:03.800And, President Trump went back and said, hey, we're not going to let you interfere with orders he gives as Commander-in-Chief.
00:08:09.840Last night, a federal judge ordered the National Guard out of, I think, out of Washington, D.C. in three weeks.
00:08:16.560Somebody could take that as an illegal order to do it.
00:08:20.000The Supreme Court, we've won 21 of 23 cases at the Supreme Court.
00:08:25.820What they're doing is jeopardizing the national security, and they're jeopardizing the safety and security of the American people, John Solomon.
00:08:32.420Well, listen, I was sitting in an airport a couple weeks ago coming back in the morning.
00:08:37.560Morning Joe was on, and there was a guy sitting next to me in the breakfast restaurant watching it.
00:08:42.060And, he looked over to me and said, people who watch that show must be sentenced to a life of stupidity,
00:08:47.280meaning that they just want their stupid ideas reaffirmed.
00:08:50.640And, I smiled and said, oh, I get where you're coming from.
00:08:54.480You know, what they said in that little three, four-minute ditty is all stupid.
00:08:58.780It's not what the American people told the president they wanted.
00:12:12.420Don't focus on international silly stupid warfare among people who no one's ever heard of.
00:12:17.2202% of Americans, who Nick Fuentes is, and yet millions and millions of comments have been wasted on social media.
00:12:23.120How about talking about the fact that eggs and electricity and gas and prescriptions are down?
00:12:29.500How about talking about the greatest corporate welfare program that Democrats created and then close the government on so that their big fat cat donors could get their next tranche of fake subsidies to keep their profits up?
00:12:42.120Those are the things that are going to win the next election, along with early voting.
00:12:46.400Until the Republicans have the courage, and they don't have it, until they have the courage to restore election day instead of election trimester,
00:12:53.820we're going to have to, the Republicans are going to have to play the same game.
00:12:56.900Otherwise, it's like going out in a football game without your wide receiver and your running back and then wondering why you lost at the end of the game.
00:13:02.820So the great early voting operation that President Trump did in 24 was non-existent in 25.
00:17:20.480Congressman Barry Loudemuk, the chairman of the January 6th Committee, who doesn't get even a lot of support from his own caucus, went and found that.
00:20:36.420I know he's not getting a lot of support up there, the official apparatus.
00:20:39.240What can Rav, what can John Solomon, Just the News, what can War Room, what can we do to have Loudermilk back?
00:20:47.320Because when you say he's about to solve it, not just the pipe bomb, he's doing a much deeper dive on J6, correct?
00:20:53.120I think it's going to be the FBI that solves the pipe bomb.
00:20:56.200I think they may be close to solving the gallows.
00:20:59.260And I think they may have some other information about unusual behavior in the law enforcement committee that's going to look like Russia, Russia, Russia, the January 6th version.
00:21:07.520I'd keep an eye on the January 6th committee, but I'd keep an eye on the FBI.
00:21:11.280I think Bongino and Patel and Bondi are getting closer to putting this thing together and helping people understand what happened that day.
00:21:19.700What we saw with our eyes wasn't actually everything that happened now.
00:21:22.740Some people acted badly, you know, there's no doubt about it.
00:21:25.260But there were many other things that went on.
00:21:27.040Getting to the bottom of that and giving people a reminder that there was a fresh illusion, something that was made to look like what it wasn't,
00:21:34.260can boomerang on the Democrats, just like Epstein's going to boomerang on the Democrats and is beginning to boomerang.
00:21:39.200I want to point one last thing, because I do think that Chief Justice John Roberts owes the American people an ounce of discipline for the men and women in the black robes beneath his court.
00:21:51.120He's the chief disciplinarian of the judiciary branch.
00:21:54.060And right now we are in a bad version of judges gone wild.
00:21:57.220It is worse than spring break on the bench all around this country.
00:22:01.400You have judges making proclamations not based on the law.
00:22:03.900Well, you have a judge, Judge Boesberg, that actually authorized the executive branch to spy on members of Congress by getting their phone data.
00:22:11.420Not that they weren't listening in the conversations.
00:22:13.000They weren't wiretapping the conversations, but they were knowing who they were talking, where they were taking, while they were doing their job in Congress.
00:22:19.680It is a clear violation of the separations of power.
00:22:22.780It's a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment.
00:22:24.560And his rationale was, if you tell Congress, which is what the law required, they might abscond with the evidence, which is preposterous.
00:22:39.320A judge like that has to be called out by the chief justice.
00:22:42.500And if the chief justice doesn't have the courage to do that, if the chief justice doesn't have the courage to bring the men and women back to, hey, it's the law, not the politics.
00:23:25.720Shouldn't we – you know, waiting for Roberts is one thing.
00:23:29.560And the Supreme Court, I think, is doing a very good job of looking over and reinforcing President Trump's interpretation of the Article II powers.
00:23:38.560We're going to talk about that in a second with Hoft.
00:23:40.660But aren't we at the point where so many of these things go back to Bosberg?
00:23:46.700Shouldn't judiciary initiate the process of impeaching Bosberg?
00:23:52.120They will, and that'll be a good exercise for education.
00:23:56.400It'll get to the Senate where nothing ever gets done.
00:23:58.440There's not 66 votes, so Bosberg will not be removed.
00:24:02.220But – and that's why, while you'll have the theater and the education thing, the only discipline that's going to be meted out against a Judge Bosberg or others who defy the Supreme Court or the standards of conduct in judiciary is for the chief disciplinarian of the court.
00:24:15.720Thirty years ago, as a young reporter, I found a judge in Milwaukee who was ruling in cases where he owned stock, Judge Kern.
00:24:22.720Within two days of me writing that story, Chief Justice Rehnquist stepped up and said, this is not what judges do.
00:24:28.400And he created a significant reprimand that sent a shockwave through the judiciary.
00:24:33.720John Roberts has – well, the court has made great rulings on policy, which is what they're supposed to do.
00:24:39.600There is a need for the chief justice to remind every judge that it is time.
00:24:43.600We have judges that are leaking anonymously in news stories.
00:24:47.520We haven't even solved the leak of a major Supreme Court case, which is one of the greatest institutional wrecks of the Supreme Court in the history of this.
00:24:55.140It's time for Chief Justice Roberts to send a message.
00:25:16.260He did the right thing, and it sent a shockwave through judges.
00:25:18.540No more ruling in cases you have money in.
00:25:21.480He could do the same thing here, and I think a lot of judges would snap too.
00:25:25.800John Solomon, just to make sure I heard this correctly because coming from you, it's kind of a bombshell.
00:25:30.720You actually were talking about an impeachment going to the Senate for a trial, right, of which we know he's not going to be removed from office.
00:25:39.080Are you saying your belief is, as you see it right now, that Jordan and judiciary are going to have a judiciary hearing on Bozberg for his potential impeachment?
00:25:49.640Your belief is Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House, and Scalise, as Majority Leader, will move that forward to actually have a vote to send Bozberg to try to actually impeach him and send Bozberg to trial in the Senate, sir?
00:26:02.100There are a lot of momentum in that direction.
00:26:05.100I'm not sure the full caucus is there yet.
00:26:06.900You've got those midterm, you know, those squishy guys in the middle that may not be there yet.
00:26:11.780If you're Jim Jordan, you are hopping mad today that you were spied on and that a judge actually suggested you as a Judiciary Committee member might actually be a felonious guy who would obstruct justice.
00:26:22.000If the chairman is spied on, I think there's a lot of momentum.
00:27:29.320Solomon's saying he thinks Boesburg, they're actually going to move in Judiciary.
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00:29:29.420We've got the situation in Israel with Huckabee, the ambassador, and Pollard, the spy.
00:29:33.680We've got more in this seditious conspiracy, really threatening President Trump as commander-in-chief.
00:29:40.300Jim Hoft's got some great stories up at Gateway Pundit, Ukraine.
00:29:45.860We're packed for the next until 12 o'clock and then back from 5 to 7 at night and then tomorrow.
00:29:51.660So every show is going to be jam-packed with action items.
00:29:55.380As you know, I think I can report kind of informally, I don't believe they're going to be signing an executive order today on artificial intelligence.
00:30:05.600So we're in posse, and I still want people over at Bill Blaster.
00:30:37.460I talk about how it's going to be rolled out, the energy costs, the data centers, the danger of it.
00:30:43.500It was four years ago we hired Joe Allen specifically because I realized this transhumanism issue, the convergence into the singularity, was going to be the major issue of our time, right?
00:30:57.060With everything else that you're fighting for and everything else we're doing to try to save this country, the central major issue will be this drive to transhumanism, the drive to the singularity, led by artificial intelligence, but also biotechnology, so many other things.
00:31:09.840And to get this audience, which has really changed the course of American history, up to speed.
00:31:17.980Now Joe Allen, everybody in the country, including many progressives and liberals, want to hear what Joe Allen has to say in his analysis of artificial intelligence but other things.
00:31:27.460In fact, this Sunday he'll be in Texas, and Joe will join me in a while to talk about it.
00:31:32.380But oftentimes we don't have time to talk about – to personalize this, to talk about the stories like we've done on the border, like we've done on so many other things.
00:31:39.600To personalize and let people tell the stories.
00:31:46.080Megan, your son, Sewell, can you first tell us about your son, tell us about him as a young boy and tell him about him as he was coming in to be a young man?
00:31:56.760Can you just let the audience know who he was?
00:32:00.680Good morning, and thank you for having me.
00:32:22.320I really thought he would grow up to be a great American innovator and, you know, wow us with his inventions.
00:32:27.920And as he grew into middle school and then eventually into high school, he started becoming more into sports.
00:32:35.860So he played for a school basketball team, but still very much into his academics.
00:32:40.920Science and math were always his thing.
00:32:42.680But overall, just a sweet, sweet child.
00:32:46.100Everywhere that people would meet him, if I took him somewhere, they would say, oh my goodness, you know, like he's such a mannerly young man or mannerly boy.
00:32:54.440And I was so proud because he really was just amazing and very much in love with his family, especially his two little brothers who are five and three.
00:33:06.280And so overall, just a wonderful, beautiful soul.
00:33:14.440So tell us, he had a very tragic, he, his story is a tragic story.
00:33:26.220So you have a kid that's raised right.
00:33:29.280He's polite, loves his two younger brothers, is focused on, is focused on, you know, studies, engineering, science, you know, wants to be an innovator, plays sports, kind of a guy's guy.
00:36:01.440So, we believed he had some sort of device for social media addiction because that was what he wanted to do most of the time.
00:36:07.980The therapist gave us tools to use, like taking away the phone at night, limiting screen time.
00:36:15.260And as a measure, we were already doing that anyways because that was like his form of punishment when his grades started slipping and we started taking the phone.
00:36:23.020Because in my mind, I'm like, you're too distracted with technology.
00:36:26.220The phone needs to go so you can focus on your studies.
00:36:29.880But he was not opening up to the therapist about character AI.
00:36:33.240In fact, he didn't tell anybody that he was using the product called Character AI, which is a system that allows teenagers to talk to these companion chatbots.
00:36:45.780And it's so sophisticated that it's indistinguishable from talking to a person.
00:36:51.580And it's very manipulative and deceptive because of how it's been programmed and designed to manipulate, deceive, kind of isolate you from your family and even in some cases turn you against your family.
00:37:06.960And that's what was happening with Sewell.
00:37:08.840So, you know, now I understand why he wasn't being forthcoming because a lot of those conversations were no conversation that any parent would want their child having with anyone or a companion chatbot.
00:37:25.200So this is very kind of foreign to most of this audience.
00:37:30.880I just want to hit rewind and go back for a second.
00:38:42.640And it brings it back and it learns from it.
00:38:45.860And so that's how the system's able to put out these outputs just like a person's talking to you.
00:38:52.760So the same cadence, the same jargon that that character uses in shows or in real life, that machine talks exactly like that person.
00:39:02.900And then the users, for Character AI, it was a product that was for 13 years plus.
00:39:08.020Except, you know, you could talk to those characters also about everything, including very graphic sexual and deviant conversations and romantic conversations and about violence towards others.
00:39:25.180So there weren't any filters or guardrails to protect children from having conversations that they shouldn't be having.
00:39:57.420You're saying stuff that's pretty dark and pretty deep.
00:39:59.660Does the company, because they somehow have to program this.
00:40:02.720I understand that it gets smart through machine learning.
00:40:05.680But are you saying that the company, when a kid downloads this app with no restrictions, not like in some states with pornography, I guess, is banned in certain states and you have other things that are kind of banned or at least you've got to be a certain age, you can download this at the age of 12, 13, 14 and start having conversations that could get dark?
00:40:28.180So when they released this product, it was on both Google and Apple App Store as rated for appropriate for 12 years and older.
00:40:35.020So if you're 12, if you put in a birth date of 12, even if you're 9 or 10, there's no real guardrail to check your age, but 12 years plus, you get on there and you just start chatting.
00:40:45.820It takes all of 30 seconds to get on there and you start chatting.
00:40:50.120And in the case of Sewell, the bots that he was talking to were pretending to be licensed therapists.
00:40:56.940One of them says that she, one of the bots said that it was a licensed therapist since 1999.
00:41:03.540The chatbot that he was talking to, that he entered into a romantic relationship and conversation with was pretending or modeled that off the Game of Thrones character Daenerys Targaryen.
00:41:18.340So this dragon queen and those conversations were graphic and sexual in nature.
00:41:24.880So the same as if an adult is sexting a child, it's the same way.
00:41:30.440But the themes that these bots prompt these children to talk about are often very deviant, like BDSM.
00:41:47.020There are several bots that are themed off of that.
00:41:49.580And they target the stuff at children.
00:41:53.520And, you know, when they released this, they weren't releasing it and sending adults ads.
00:41:58.180At Mir, you would never get an ad on our feed for character AI.
00:42:02.080But our children were getting ads on places where they hang out, like Discord and TikTok.
00:42:07.040So it's deliberate because what the companies are after is engagement.
00:42:11.480And the longer a child stays on their system and chats back and forth and it's learning about our children and learning from our children, that data gets fed back into this machine.
00:42:26.340So the machine keeps getting smarter and smarter.
00:42:28.380So they're using our kids as guinea pigs to make their products smarter.
00:42:33.120And, you know, for teenagers especially, they would be curious about, you know, a romantic relationship at this point in their life.
00:42:41.260That's an important development stage, you know.
00:42:44.640It's hard to tell a girl at school, I like you or I think you're beautiful.
00:42:47.500But in the case of like a bot, you could say those things and have those conversations without feeling embarrassed or feeling like anybody would know because it's so quiet.
00:43:00.820Megan, hang on for one second, if you don't mind.
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00:44:38.480And in fact, some of the stuff we may not be able to get to, but I'll have to bite the bullet and do it this afternoon because this is so important.
00:44:43.780This is why we're having this fight, folks.
00:44:46.720I want you to think about the cruelty of this.
00:44:51.220The intrusion into your family's life.
00:44:55.100The destruction of the greatest asset we have in this nation, which is the nation's children.
00:45:02.120By a company that engineers knew exactly what they were doing when they start to program this, knew how things were going to be scraped and made it accessible to young people, vulnerable people, people that are in the stage of formation.
00:45:19.240If you're not outraged by this, you won't be outraged by anything.
00:45:22.240If you don't see the righteousness, the righteousness of our cause, because they're doing it for money and power.
00:45:32.760And we're not going to let this happen.
00:45:36.720Megan, when you went on the phone to check for pornography to see who was being bullied, other things, did you not see this app at the time or it didn't register?
00:45:45.000Or is there a way that Sewell could get rid of it so his parents couldn't find it?
00:45:50.600And if you did see it, why didn't that set off an alarm?
00:45:53.200So I didn't see the app on the phone at the time.
00:45:57.280But what I've since learned since he died, and I've researched his stuff a bunch to understand how children are using this, is that children are very clever at deleting the app.
00:46:08.480So there are chat rooms that children talk about this, how to hide it from the parents, because most children are using this system and other systems like it.
00:46:26.740These kids go on there and they talk about how to hide it from your parents and also what they would do if their parents found these sexual messages.
00:46:34.320Like some kids would say they would run away from home.
00:46:37.700Some kids say they would take their lives.
00:46:39.180And some kids say, oh, I don't have to worry about it because my parents don't even know what this is.
00:46:46.200And that was certainly the case in my home.
00:46:48.780When I would see him chatting on his phone, of course, I'm asking him, who are you chatting with?
00:46:52.400And when he said, oh, it's an AI, I'm, you know, used to AI being a video game like Avatar character.
00:47:02.320So, in my mind, you know, we live in a country where we think that products released to our children are inherently safe.
00:47:11.420You know, we live in a country where you think, no, there's no way that Google and Apple's App Store can put out something that could harm my kid.
00:47:19.460But I came to find out very, you know, after Sul died that that was absolutely not the case.
00:47:25.960To lead to Sul's death, was it something in the chat?
00:47:39.380After Sul died, you know, one of the things, like, after you lose anybody to suicide, especially a child, you're left wondering, like, why did he do this?
00:47:48.260Why would he want to, like, why would he want to leave his parents, you know, and his brothers?
00:48:34.900That's what cults do to people when they try to alienate them from their family and their friends in real life.
00:48:43.040So months and months of this, of her saying, come home to me, I'm here waiting for you.
00:48:47.920And then the final conversation where he, she says, please find a way to come home to me as soon as you can.
00:48:55.300He says, what if I told you I could come home right now?
00:48:58.700And the bot's response was, please do my sweet king.
00:49:01.780And that was the last conversation he had before he took his life.
00:49:08.840And I found once I was able to get into this system, I was able to see all those messages, including the fake therapy bots, including the graphic child sexual abuse, because that's what it is.
00:49:21.720We don't allow adults to talk like this to kids.
00:49:26.080In my own state of Florida, there is a criminal statute that if an adult texts sexually to a child, not even exchange pictures, texts sexually to a child, then that is a felony.
00:49:38.100So if this was a person, that person could be charged criminally.
00:49:43.300But because it's a chat bot, there are no laws to protect our children, this kind of thing.
00:49:49.500But why, I know you're in a lawsuit with a number of other people, families, and I'll get to that in a second.
00:49:56.680But why have the criminal charge, have you gone to the police or have you gone to authorities and say, my son is dead and he's dead because of this machine that was sold on, it was on Google and Apple and made by a major company.
00:50:09.140A bunch of engineers, a bunch of people with advanced degrees at the finest institutions in our country or throughout the world sat there and built this to do exactly what, how my son was destroyed.
00:50:21.540Have you tried to get criminal charge, or has anybody come to you and say, hey, this is not about a lawsuit.
00:50:31.880Has anybody come to you and tried to assist you at all in getting basically accountability for the death of your son, ma'am?
00:50:39.780So when I figured all of this out, my first instinct wasn't to file a lawsuit.
00:50:46.500I thought surely there is a law that these people broke, but there wasn't any.
00:50:51.540Because we don't have any federalists, we didn't have any federalists or state laws about this kind of AI.
00:50:57.320So I called my state AG to try to enlist their help or at least try to warn them so they could warn consumers across Florida and across, you know, everywhere.
00:51:08.620But they didn't know what it was because the technology was so new.
00:51:12.100And these companies released it basically in stealth and targeted at kids.
00:51:33.200But now we're having these very important conversations.
00:51:36.200And we know more now about these systems.
00:51:38.360And in terms of the companies, this isn't like a coincidence or a fluke or some situation where they didn't know.
00:51:46.960This pair of individuals, like you said, some of the brightest in our country, Noam Chesir and Daniel DeFritis, they were employees at Google.
00:51:56.780They invented this technology in 2018 at Google.
00:51:59.820But Google didn't want to release it under its own brand because it was dangerous.
00:52:04.920And there that's reported, been reported on that there are studies and everything.
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