Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund told Tucker Carlson that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley was aware of threats made against members of Congress during the Jan. 6 riot and did not tell him.

"Gen. Milley, you know, we're now finding out, and it's not from me; this is from Carol Leonning, investigative reporter with The Washington Post. He was using Dataminr on his own coming across intelligence," Sund said.

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Using real-time artificial intelligence, Dataminr "detects the earliest signals of high-impact events and emerging risks from within publicly available data," according to the platform.

"It's not something your average citizen would have on their computer," Sund said. "It's an intelligence platform."

Milley used that platform to learn that individuals may have wanted to kill members of Congress.

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"He's picking up intelligence talking about killing members of Congress and attacking the United States Capitol," according to Sund. "He's not telling me. He's telling select members of Congress."

"That's concerning as hell because...there's a duty to warn there, and I should be told, so I can take the necessary action. I don't know who else he was telling, but he sure wasn't telling me."