Scandals, Swarms, and Sticker Shock

A candidate with a Nazi-symbol tattoo defense that somehow got worse with details, FIFA discovering the resale market has gone full supervillain, and a plan to drop millions of mosquitoes on purpose. Honestly, this lineup feels less like news and more like somebody spun a wheel labeled bad ideas, tech hype, and geopolitical peril.Plattner scandalDemocrats moving leftIran escalation and the oil jittersDOJ secrecy and selective accountabilityElection trust and the California countWorld Cup sticker shockMosquitoes, but make it techAI: money, scams, and jobsBiosecurity and weird disappearancesThis podcast was created with Podkey. Make your own at https://podkey.fm

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