"Even worse, they can bring your children to psychologists and ask them leading questions that could lead to concerns about anything they like." I'm curious ab

"Even worse, they can bring your children to psychologists and ask them leading questions that could lead to concerns about anything they like." I'm curious about this. In the original article, the writer mentions insisting that the interviews be recorded (and even then, they weren't). Would you get in trouble via wiretap laws if you bugged your child during these interviews to hold a recording as evidence in the event leading questions are asked?