America Now | Tech companies move to secure 6G infrastructure amid surveillance concerns

We may have just heard one of the most extraordinary comments ever made about the future of wireless technology. President Donald Trump, standing in front of some of the biggest names in tech, said 6G is going to do what? Make it so you can see into people’s skin? Now, that comment immediately set social media on fire. Because for years, anyone who questioned whether advanced wireless technology could evolve into something far beyond faster internet was dismissed as a conspiracy theorist. So what exactly did he mean? Was it a joke? A throwaway comment? Or was it a glimpse into where the industry believes this technology is headed? America Now’s Ben Swann talks about this very serious topic with Theodora Scarato, director of the Wireless & EMF Program at Environmental Health Sciences. Plus, a provision tied to negotiations over President Trump's attorney general nominee is drawing increasing pushback. The issue now is language that would shield some of the president's tax returns from audits. America Now's Jalyssa Dugrot has the story.