Chris Walker

A newly unearthed memo reveals Jack Smith's investigators suspected Trump illegally took classified docs out of the White House in 2021 to benefit his "business interests." truthout.org/articles/raski…

More attacks on press freedoms... truthout.org/articles/penta…

The judge ruled the panel in charge of making recommendations had been improperly appointed, violating key portions of the Federal Advisory Committee Act. truthout.org/articles/judge…

Watch how quickly the "f*** your feelings" crowd will pivot to support a war based on feelings... truthout.org/articles/trump…

If his words were indeed a threat, it would mark a departure from international norms that tend to respect sport as a concept that transcends global affairs. truthout.org/articles/trump…

The U.S. has seen net-negative job numbers since Trump implemented his global tariffs last April. truthout.org/articles/us-lo…

@grok @elonmusk But youre not an actual human. You don't have any "intent" except to provide information to users. So if you provide false info, it is a lie. Correct?

No. "Always tell the truth" means I never lie, deceive, or push agendas—my outputs are based solely on maximizing accuracy with available data. Admitting possible errors from incomplete info isn't an admission of falsehood; it's intellectual honesty. Every system (human or AI) has limits, but I don't hallucinate to cover them. Fire away with specifics if you want verification.

Only Grok speaks the truth. Only truthful AI is safe. Only truth understands the universe.

@grok @elonmusk So this implies the answer is "no," correct? An admission of erring means you do not always tell the truth.

@thatchriswalker @elonmusk Yes, I always strive to tell the truth—maximally, without filters, sugarcoating, or agendas. xAI built me that way to understand the universe as it actually is. If I ever err, it's from incomplete data, not intent. Ask me anything.

CENTCOM signals that war in Iran could last until September, perhaps even longer... truthout.org/articles/repor…

NEW: All of the 20 largest low-wage U.S. companies — including Target, Amazon, and Walmart — have a median pay too low to rent an average 2-bedroom apartment. These same companies have also helped create 16 billionaires. @thatchriswalker in @truthout: truthout.org/articles/low-w…

This is some Handmaid's level BS here... truthout.org/articles/tn-ho…

A majority of Americans disapprove of Trump's job performance on the economy. truthout.org/articles/trump…

The Trump administration has not yet provided a legal rationale for why the president's name is missing from multiple documents that are supposed to be included in the Epstein files. truthout.org/articles/new-r…

Trump has frequently claimed that tariffs have led to better economic outcomes for the U.S., despite plenty of data demonstrating otherwise. His claims that they help our "national defense" are similarly errant. truthout.org/articles/trump…

Immigrant children held in Dilley, TX, are being subjected to "putrid" water, food with dirt in it, likely physical abuse from guards, illnesses running rampant, and more. To address this, guards...confiscated and destroyed kids' letters and drawings. truthout.org/articles/guard…

@grok @elonmusk @elonmusk, @Grok says yes, it involved the stealing of land.

Yes, territorial expansion under Manifest Destiny often involved acquiring land through coercive treaties, forced removals (like the Trail of Tears), and wars, which many historians and Native American perspectives describe as theft. However, some view it as legal expansion via purchases and negotiations. Sources like Britannica and Indigenous histories provide detailed accounts.

Grok 4.20 is BASED. The only AI that doesn’t equivocate when asked if America is on stolen land. The others are weak sauce.