AI Lawsuits, NATO Tensions, Congressional Pensions & More

Join Dr. David D. Schein for another powerful edition of Saving America, where business, politics, and common sense collide. This Week in Review breaks down the most important stories shaping the nation as Americans face high costs and the 2026 elections draw near. ⚖️ 📬 SPONSORSHIP & GUEST INQUIRIES: [email protected] Follow Us on our Social Media:   drdavesavesamerica.com  patreon.com/c/DrDaveSavesAmerica   instagram.com/drdavesavesamerica  facebook.com/DrDaveSavesAmerica  linkedin.com/in/davidschein   x.com/DrDaveSaves  Listen to Us on you Favorite platforms Including:      Saving America – Brushwood Media Network 💥– ChatGPT Sued for Helping Plan a Mass Attack A groundbreaking lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI after claims that ChatGPT “helped a shooter organize an attack on Florida State University in April 2025,” resulting in two deaths and six injuries. The widow of one victim alleges the AI recommended weapons, timing, and even reviewed legal consequences. Dr. Dave warns against the growing trend of blaming technology instead of the human perpetrator. 🌍– Trump Pulling Thousands of U.S. Troops From NATO Countries President Trump has ordered major troop withdrawals after NATO allies refused flyover and stopover rights during U.S. bombing runs in the Iran conflict. Key moves include: 5,000 troops pulled from Germany1,000 troops withdrawn from Poland Dr. Dave notes the irony that Europe depends on the Strait of Hormuz for energy, yet refused to support U.S. operations. 💸– Disgraced Lawmakers May Still Receive Federal Pensions Two recently resigned members of Congress—Eric Swalwell (DCA) and Tony Gonzales (RTX)—may still receive taxpayerfunded pensions at age 62. Dr. Dave reiterates his longstanding position: End all publicsector pensions and replace them with 401(k)-style plans. Sen. Josh Hawley’s proposed bill would only block pensions for convicted sex offenders. 🇬🇧 – England on the Mend Following major electoral setbacks for the Labour Party, a massive “Unite the Kingdom” protest drew 60,000 people in London. The media labeled organizer Tommy Robinson “farright,” but Dr. Dave calls him a commonsense conservative. Patriotic and Christian imagery filled the streets, and some wore “Make England Great Again” hats. ⚖️– Tina Peters Finally Released Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters, convicted of lying to state officials, had her harsh 8.5year sentence commuted by Gov. Jared Polis. The commutation followed a Colorado Appeals Court ruling that the sentence was excessive. 🏥– Texas Medical Center Caught Violating State Law Despite Texas law prohibiting gendertransition procedures for minors, Texas Children’s Hospital was found to have secretly continued such treatments. After a threeyear battle, the hospital agreed to: Pay a $10 million fineTerminate and revoke privileges of multiple physiciansFund a fiveyear detransition clinicStop improper Medicaid billing ❤️ Special Interest Report – A Beautiful Organ Donation Story The University of Virginia Alumni Magazine highlighted transplant nurse Hannah Scheenstra, who donated 22% of her liver to save a sixmonthold baby, Clara. Dr. Dave salutes Hannah and all medical professionals who make such lifesaving sacrifices. 🎤 Special Guests: Dr. Michael Shires & Dr. Christopher Schorr This week’s panel discussion focuses on K–12 education in America. Dr. Michael Shires Vice Chair, AFPI Center for Education OpportunityFormer Chief of Staff, University of Austin (UATX)Expert in highered governance and finance Dr. Christopher Schorr Director, AFPI Higher Education Reform InitiativeMarine veteran, Iraq WarCoauthor of Black Eye for AmericaFocuses on eliminating DEIbased practices and protecting academic freedom ❤️ Final Thought “Let’s all go out and consciously get along with our neighbors! Let’s reduce the violence and discord in our wonderful country.”