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37 - E.D.M.
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NO ID Episode 37 - E.D.M.
Executive Producers:
Jason the Weightlifting Polack
Kevin Killian
CryptSlapper of CDA
Idaho gets another round of “record-breaking” panic, Flock cameras become everybody’s favorite surveillance technology, Kohberger’s guilty plea gets a second look, and Idaho’s budget somehow manages to be both brutally cut and mysteriously flush with cash. Plus, Post Falls gets a giant pickleball facility, and we examine the language used to sell all of it.
Timestamps:
(00:02:40) Measles panic and “record-breaking” numbers
(00:08:00) Breaking down the measles statistics
(00:12:00) “Safe and effective” and pandemic messaging
(00:16:20) Flock cameras arrive in the news cycle
(00:21:00) Randy Westlund’s statement on Flock surveillance
(00:25:30) The "conservative" case for surveillance
(00:36:00) Flock cameras and the limits of government power
(00:42:45) The 208’s promised deep dive into Flock
(00:57:00) The Kohberger guilty plea
(01:01:00) Kohberger’s claims about his attorneys
(01:10:40) What evidence did prosecutors actually have?
(01:15:50) The Flying Pickle opens in Post Falls
(01:20:00) Idaho’s cottage-food law
(01:22:20) Idaho’s budget cuts
(01:23:30) $250 million mysteriously finds its way into the general fund
(01:25:00) Government “reconciliation” and the tight-budget narrative
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