Flock Cameras and the Rise of America’s Surveillance State | Ben Swann

Flock cameras are spreading across America, giving law enforcement the ability to track vehicles across jurisdictions through automated license plate readers. Supporters say the technology helps police solve crimes. But what happens when surveillance infrastructure built for serious threats becomes part of everyday policing? On this episode, Ben Swann examines Flock cameras, the growing ability to track Americans' movements, and how technologies from companies such as Palantir can combine enormous amounts of information into increasingly sophisticated surveillance systems. The question isn't whether these technologies can help catch criminals. They can. The larger question is whether Americans are willing to sacrifice privacy by building an infrastructure capable of tracking virtually everyone in order to find the relatively few people committing crimes. How much surveillance is too much? America Now with Ben SwannCatch our entire lineup of shows featuring hosts like Jeff Dornik, Shannon Joy, Ann Vandersteel, Patrick Howley, Ted Rall and Dr Michael Scheuer on Rumble, X and your favorite podcast platform.Pickax is the primary home for Freedom First Network, so be sure to sign up for Pickax, and then follow and subscribe to FFN: https://pickax.com/freedomfirstnetwork