Conservative commentator Dan Bongino sharply criticized media coverage of internal White House leaks during President Trump’s overseas diplomatic trip, arguing the focus on internal disputes distracts from major global threats involving China, cyber warfare and nuclear weapons.

During an emotional commentary, Bongino said the United States is facing serious geopolitical dangers while media organizations continue focusing on internal political leaks and Republican infighting.

“China out there with nuclear weapons, an AI capability that could probably shut down at some point in the very near future, and is certainly a threat now to all kinds of systems,” Bongino said.

Bongino argued the stakes surrounding President Trump’s international trip are among the most important of his presidency.

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“In the United States, the President is overseas on the most important foreign trip he's ever going to take,” Bongino said.

He then criticized reports about alleged CIA-related activity and anonymous leaks from inside the administration.

“And these leaks are going out in the media about, oh my gosh, did CIA raided it?” Bongino said. “Oh, they didn't raid dinner. We didn't say raid. We said this.”

Bongino questioned why the story was receiving media attention while larger international issues remain unresolved.

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“Why is this even in the f**king media?” Bongino asked.

“Sorry, folks. Language alert, why the f**k is this in the media?” Bongino continued. “Sorry, not. Sorry.”

Bongino warned that tensions with China involve risks far more significant than political gossip or internal disputes.

“Are you sh*tting me?” Bongino said. “President, Trump right now is got the entire globe's future in its hands if we screw this thing up with China and it results, results in thermonuclear war or the shutdown of our entire freaking electrical grid due to a cyber attack.”

“We're all effing dead, folks,” Bongino added.

According to Bongino, internal administration leaks are being driven by staffers upset that their own priorities are not being advanced.

“And we've got bullsh*t leaks from a bunch of kids pissed off inside the administration that what their agenda's not being,” Bongino said.

He argued the focus should remain on President Trump’s agenda rather than individual political ambitions.

“You didn't get elected,” Bongino said. “It's not about your f**king agenda. It's not about you. Man, you didn't get elected to sh*t.”

Bongino also pointed to a range of international security concerns involving China, Iran, Hamas and cyber threats that he believes deserve more public attention.

“Here's Fox covering what's going on in China right now,” Bongino said.

“We've only got international trade to deal with cyber threats, the straits, nuclear weapons in Iran Hamas terrorists,” Bongino continued.

Bongino also warned about China’s military development programs, including advanced aircraft technology.

“You know, China's building next generation stealth fighters, like kind of important stuff,” Bongino said.

He contrasted those threats with what he described as trivial political drama dominating media coverage.

“And this f**king kiddie bullsh*t is going on,” Bongino said. “Get the f**k out of here with that sh*t.”

Bongino acknowledged his frustration with internal Republican conflicts and repeated leaks to the media.

“I'm sorry, man,” Bongino said. “I you know, I hate this Republican on Republican bullsh*t, but this has got to stop the endless leaking to the media.”

He concluded by mocking individuals leaking stories to reporters while accusing them of undermining the administration during a critical moment for national security.

“Oh, my God, look at us,” Bongino said. “We're such heroes.”

“Everybody's f**king us over really, and Donald Trump's White House has no idea?” Bongino added.

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