Did Trump Order Maduro’s Kidnapping Based on Grok’s Advice?
Time says Trump spent hours questioning Grok about his presidency and legacy during a clandestine Oval Office meeting, according to an official present.
- President Donald Trump sat for a Time interview where he discussed his legacy and asked Grok questions about his presidency, while refusing to rule out declaring a state of emergency before the midterms.
- The Justice Department is reviewing whether Watergate prosecutors mistreated Richard Nixon, after a former aide delivered a presentation arguing the "deep state" used "lawfare" to target him more than 50 years after his resignation.
- Administration officials are steering more than $175 million from human rights funds, including a $1 million grant for "Countering lawfare and censorship in Brazil" aimed at the court that convicted Jair Bolsonaro of plotting a coup.
- Attorney General Jorge Messias called the funding "an important alert for Brazilian sovereignty," while JD Vance suggested at the Nixon Library that Watergate would be a "12-hour news story" if it occurred today.
- Five weeks before the midterms, Trump said of the Insurrection Act, "I could use it," and stated "I don't rule anything out or in" when asked about an emergency declaration before Election Day.
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Trump Spent Hours Consulting Grok on How Venezuelans Would React to Maduro's Capture Before US Invasion, Report Says
President Donald Trump reportedly spent hours consulting Elon Musk's Grok chatbot about Venezuela weeks before US forces captured Nicolás Maduro, including asking how Venezuelans would respond if their president were seized. The reported exchange took place during a private White House meeting with Musk in December 2025. Grok reportedly assessed Maduro as deeply unpopular and said many Venezuelans would likely welcome his removal. The episode hi…
Trump consulted Grok about the Venezuelan reaction before the capture of Nicolás Maduro, says Time. See what the chatbot responded.
The consultation took place a month before the military operation that ended with the capture of the Venezuelan president.
US President Donald Trump consulted in December 2025 with Grok, the artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Elon Musk's company, about how the Venetians would react to a possible capture of the then president, Nicolas Maduro...
Donald Trump is said to have questioned the AI chatbot Grok for hours before the US operation against Nicolás Maduro. Apparently, the US president also wanted to know how the people in Venezuela would react to Maduro's arrest.
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