Spy cameras hidden inside orange traffic barrels on American highways, and 1.6 MILLION searches of one city's license plate data in just seven months. That is what a class action lawsuit filed by the Oakland law firm Gibbs Mura, with Milberg PLLC, alleges against Flock Safety, the $7.5 billion surveillance company running more than 100,000 cameras across the United States. Cameras disguised as construction barrels. Traffic cones with lenses inside. Chuck breaks down who was searching your plates, and why the exposure could run into the BILLIONS.
Also in today's episode: Catholic nuns take New York to federal court over a law they say forces them to counsel assisted suicide. A Kansas Senate front-runner, and Methodist pastor, says he can think of "hundreds" of mistakes in the Bible, and Chuck answers him from Scripture. Plus: a tenth night of US strikes on Iran, Trump's right-to-repair memo collides with the Clean Air Act, an arrest in the Ann Widdecombe murder, and the storm brewing in the Gulf.
There is a famine of truth in our land. The truth starts now.
