Should A Private Company Get That Much Driver Information?

Harry’s old mustache starts the hour before shopping-cart etiquette and people camping at Wawa gas pumps become unexpectedly serious offenses. We then turn to Phoenix’s photo-safety program, where private ticket servers can show up at drivers’ homes after camera violations. We question how much personal information private vendors should receive and whether automated enforcement is worth the tradeoff. Trump’s approval numbers lead into a discussion of how voters can strongly support someone inside their own party while the broader electorate sees the same figure very differently. Fight Club follows with a classroom altercation and a violent slam. Then we revisit Isaiah Thomas, known as HMBLZAYY, after he completes a 3,000-mile walk from Philadelphia to California to raise money for a trade school, despite being struck by a vehicle along the way. Two Navy veterans also earn our attention for riding coast to coast to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and support Tunnel to Towers. The final stretch gets political and economic again. Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed defends Medicare for All and acknowledges middle-class payroll taxes could rise even as insurance premiums disappear. Jake Tapper presses Kevin Hassett on a weak July jobs report, revisions to prior months, tariffs and Trump’s employment record. We then turn to Iran, the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices before wrapping the hour with Chase Utley, Ryan Howard