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The Rod and Greg Show: Flock Cameras; Meta Settlement Makes Big Tech Bigger; Fraud is a Real Problem in Utah

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4:20 pm: Utah Attorney General Derek Brown joins Greg to discuss his op-ed piece in the Deseret News about the increased sophistication of fraud schemes happening in the U.S., including in Utah, and the launch of a new intelligence center with an aim to target financial crimes.4:38 pm: Salt Lake City Police Chief Brian Redd joins the program for a conversation about the city’s use of license plate readers/cameras, like the controversial Flock cameras, and the benefits they provide to his department.6:05 pm: Popular conservative activist Scott Presler joins Greg for a conversation about the latest on the conservative fight as we enter midterm season.6:38 pm: Robert Bork, Jr., President of the Antitrust Education Project, joins Greg for a conversation about his piece in the Wall Street Journal on how the lawsuit settlement between Meta and several states over platforms designed to be addictive to children may end up making big tech even bigger as the new obligations require more power.

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