The claim is largely accurate because credible reports confirm that Watson was placed back in pretrial custody after a CNN appearance and made broadly comparable criticisms of President Trump. However, the available material does not confirm the quotation word for word and excludes some surrounding remarks.
Air Force Major Jason Watson is detained again after appearing on CNN, stating that Trump is violating the Constitution, breaking the law, and engaged in rampant corruption.

Air Force major detained again for Capitol protest after Trump criticism
Source: thehill.com
Key Evidence
The Hill, citing an Air Force spokesperson, reported that Watson was placed in pretrial confinement.
CNN said he was detained again after an exclusive interview.
CNN-distributed coverage attributes closely matching remarks to Watson, including accusations that Trump was “flagrantly violating the Constitution,” “breaking the law,” and “engaged in rampant corruption.” Because the supplied material did not include the complete CNN video or transcript, the exact quotation and the precise legal description of the renewed custody cannot be established with complete certainty.
What the Evidence Shows
The main event is supported by the available reporting. The Hill, citing an Air Force representative, said that Major Jason Watson was placed in pretrial confinement on Tuesday. CNN and other reports described the action as a renewed detention after Watson’s earlier arrest at the Capitol and his later public criticism of President Donald Trump.
The reported sequence and CNN connection are also corroborated. A CNN video-page excerpt says Watson was arrested again after giving an exclusive interview on OutFront. A related CNN article likewise reports that he was detained again several days after criticizing Trump during an exclusive interview.
The substance of the quotation is supported to a considerable extent, but the precise wording cannot be confirmed from the provided excerpts. CNN-distributed material attributes to Watson the assertions that Trump was “flagrantly violating the Constitution,” “breaking the law,” and “engaged in rampant corruption.” The submitted version omits “flagrantly” and other nearby remarks, including an allegation that Trump “is killing Americans.” Since the complete video or transcript was unavailable, the wording should be regarded as a close paraphrase rather than an authenticated verbatim quote.
The claims concerning constitutional violations, unlawful conduct, and corruption are Watson’s allegations or views. The cited material does not independently prove that Trump committed any of those acts. The sources also use slightly different descriptions of the military action, with The Hill saying “pretrial confinement” and CNN-related accounts describing Watson as arrested or detained again.