While the mainstream media continues pushing fear-mongering narratives about artificial intelligence, one conservative author is delivering a wake-up call to American parents: the AI revolution isn't something to fear—it's the greatest opportunity our children will ever have, if we help them prepare NOW.
Wynton Hall, Breitbart News social media director and author of the explosive new book "Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI," appeared on Glenn Beck's show to sound the alarm about what's really at stake in the global AI race. And folks, it's not what the legacy media wants you to believe.
"This isn't about robots taking over," Hall explained to Beck's massive audience. "This is about ensuring American children have the tools and mindset to lead the world in the most important technological revolution since the internet."
Think about it, Patriots. While Democrats waste time wringing their hands about AI "bias" and "equity," and the Chinese Communist Party desperately tries to steal our innovations, there's a golden window for American families to get ahead of the curve.
The Real AI Battle Isn't What You Think
Hall's "Code Red" exposes the truth the establishment doesn't want you to know: the AI race isn't just about technology—it's about which values will shape the future. Will it be American values of freedom and innovation, or will we let the radical left and Communist China dictate how AI develops?
"Parents need to understand that AI literacy is becoming as fundamental as reading and writing," Hall told Beck. "The children who understand these tools will have opportunities we can barely imagine. The ones who don't will be left behind."
This is exactly the kind of forward-thinking message American families need to hear. While the Biden administration spent four years fumbling around with "AI ethics boards" and diversity mandates, President Trump's second term is already unleashing American innovation through deregulation and his "America First" technology policies.
The question every parent should be asking: Are you preparing your children to lead the AI revolution, or are you letting fear and media hysteria hold them back? The choice—and the opportunity—is yours.