Federal agents detained and questioned Hassan Piker at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago,

and I don't care if you love him, you detest him, you don't know who the hell this big, bodied,

small-headed bastard who every picture looks like he wants to make out with himself is.

But the situation and this news, at the very least, it should make you somewhat concerned,

because it's not just this outlier situation that's happening in a bubble.

But for some of y'all that don't know, Hassan is one of the biggest political streamers out there.

He's got millions of followers across Twitch, YouTube X, you name it. And the list every

controversy or notable thing, that would be its own video. But he is especially known for speaking

out on behalf of Palestinians as well as against the actions of the U.S. government. With what just happened, you have him claiming that his detention and interrogation were not

random. The Sagan, going public and saying that he was questioned about his political views,

including whether he supports Trump and whether he's connected to Hamas or affiliated groups in the

region and ultimately accusing the administration of trying to silence dissent with intimidation.

One of the things that we need a note here because we're talking about someone trying to enter the country,

we've seen a number of instances, is that Hassan was born in New Jersey and he's a US citizen.

And he had him saying here that he was coming back into since he was accepted in the government's global entry program,

which normally speeds up security checks for pre-approved low-risk travelers returning to the states.

But instead, he said what happened was that he was stopped for additional questioning and saying that it wasn't that bad,

but that it was a very strange experience overall.

With Hassan then later expanding on the experience in detail on his stream.

They knew who I was and they were ready to, they were ready to receive me.

Let's just say, and it wasn't a very warm welcome.

I get to the global entry line and they're processing everybody expeditiously.

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