Maps, Missiles, and AI Mania

This episode has everything: the Supreme Court making voting-rights cases harder, a gunman getting way too close to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and AI companies spending like they found a cheat code for capitalism. Also, if you enjoy the phrase 'stablecoin conflict of interest,' congratulations, this is your Super Bowl.Voting rights and the map warsDOJ fights, surveillance, and the Comey messThe White House Correspondents' Dinner breachHormuz hits your wallet fastAI goes full casinoCrypto, media pressure, and elite weirdnessThis podcast was created with Podkey. Make your own at https://podkey.fm

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