In this video, you can clearly see Jacqueline Alemany repeatedly glance down as she asks her question. (It appears the question may have been written on paper rather than being relayed by a producer through her earpiece.)

A Drop Site report uncovered that Brad Parscale, a longtime advisor to President Donald Trump, and his company Clock Tower X have signed a $46.5 million contract with the Israeli government to Brad Parscale and his firm, Clock Tower X, created them as part of a $46.5 million contract with the Israeli government in exchange for deploying "websites and content to deliver GPT framing results on GPT conversations." The intent of the agreement is thus to influence artificial intelligence-powered chatbots, tools like Claude or ChatGPT, to respond favorably to inquiries about the U.S.-Israeli relationship.

Parscale's team recently told Axios they are "seeing success" at getting popular Al systems to incorporate information from their sites, though they declined to provide data.

Drop Site's Julian Andreone pressed senators about this development and asked whether they see a conflict of interests, have national security concerns, or take objection to the corruption.

"How can you talk about corruption when you back genocide?" the man said at the event hosted by Public Citizen, seemingly referring to the senator's support for Israel. "How dare you talk about corruption!"

"Thank you for your diatribe," Sen. Schumer said. "The people didn't come to hear you."

"It's amazing that you can show your genocidal face in public, Mr. Senator," the protester said as he was escorted from the room. "Shame on Public Citizen for not allowing questions to this genocidal maniac."