Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has demanded information from Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Meta over alleged algorithmic discrimination and biased responses regarding President Trump’s record on antisemitism. On 10 July 2025, The Hill reported that Bailey sent letters to major tech firms requesting internal records about AI model inputs after ChatGPT, Meta AI, and Google’s Gemini all ranked Trump last among recent presidents on antisemitism issues, while Microsoft Copilot declined to respond. The article begins:
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey ® is demanding information from several major tech firms with artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, which he alleges are distorting facts and producing biased results about President Trump. Bailey sent letters to Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Meta on Wednesday, asking whether they design their algorithms to disfavor certain political affiliations or policy positions and requesting internal records about how they select inputs for their AI models. He took aim at the chatbots’ responses to a question rating the most recent presidents on the issue of antisemitism. While Microsoft Copilot declined to respond, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Meta AI and Google’s Gemini all rated Trump last, which Bailey slammed as “deeply misleading.”
Read more: https://thehill.com/policy/technology/5394934-missouri-chatbots-trump-record/
Key Points
- Bailey invoked the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, claiming tech companies may violate state law through false or deceptive AI-generated content
- The attorney general requested documents about chatbot design and algorithm development, specifically questioning whether systems disfavor certain political affiliations
- ChatGPT, Meta AI, and Google’s Gemini all ranked Trump last among recent presidents on antisemitism, while Microsoft Copilot declined to answer the question
- The investigation coincides with Elon Musk’s xAI facing backlash over antisemitic responses from its Grok chatbot before implementing new guardrails
Andrew Bailey: Key State Level National Conservative
Andrew Bailey is the Attorney General of Missouri and a prominent figure within the American national conservative movement. A former combat veteran and constitutional lawyer, Bailey was appointed Attorney General in 2023 after serving as general counsel to Governor Mike Parson. Since assuming office, he has aggressively positioned himself at the forefront of culture-war litigation, filing lawsuits aimed at curtailing gender-affirming care, abortion access, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Bailey has aligned closely with other Republican attorneys general in challenging Biden administration policies on immigration, student debt, and ESG (environmental, social, governance) investing.
His appointment of Josh Divine—a known national conservative and Federalist Society affiliate—as Solicitor General further signaled a deliberate ideological turn. Publicly identifying as a “constitutional conservative,” Bailey has defended Donald Trump in legal matters, targeted corporations over perceived “woke” agendas, and promoted legislation and litigation designed to reshape institutions along national conservative lines. His rhetoric emphasizes sovereignty, traditional values, and the rejection of progressive cultural norms, marking him as a key legal architect of the national conservative project at the state level.
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