Glenn Beck asked his audience if the Founding Fathers would approve of the war against Iran. “I won’t pretend to speak for them. But in January, I sat down with George AI and asked for its views on foreign entanglements and military action. Here’s what it said,” Beck wrote. “George we are trying to not fight foreign wars and not be involved in the world’s policemen. But there are times that we have to demonstrate strength in order to prevent conflict,” Beck told AI George Washington. “I don’t know where the foreign entanglement begins and where it ends,” he continued. Watch AI George’s response: Would the Founding Fathers approve of Trump's war in Iran? I won't pretend to speak for them. But in January, I sat down with George AI and asked for its views on foreign entanglements and military action. Here's what it said. pic.twitter.com/Ewe0kWt8tk — Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) March 3, 2026 Beck faced lots of criticism for the AI conversation: This is effectively the most cringe thing I’ve ever seen on Twitter. Congrats on that I reckon. — Appalachian Liberty (@Liberty_Xtreme) March 5, 2026 Well this is most retarded thing I’ve ever seen. — Champagne Joshi (@JoshWalkos) March 5, 2026 You need to retire You’ve gone completely off the rails — Kentucky Rebel Scum (@BonafideKRS) March 5, 2026 This is the most disgraceful and disgusting video I've ever seen posted by an American on the internet. — Good Morning Liberty (@GoodAMLiberty) March 5, 2026 Here's what the real George Washington actually said about foreign affairs pic.twitter.com/CzPJHSEIVc — Lauren Chen (@TheLaurenChen) March 6, 2026 More from The National News Desk: Multiple users made fun of Beck for doing this interview with AI. “This is the boomer version of millennials claiming Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker would support their political views,” one user wrote. One user replied to Beck and said, “This is the most disgraceful and disgusting video I’ve ever seen posted by an American on the internet.” A prominent account called “The Readheaded Libertarian” said that AI and personal bias should be separated. “This is a shining example of why personal bias should be no where near AI coding,” she wrote. “What a shameless attempt to smear George Washington.” Beck shared other discussions with AI George on YouTube: