Julian Dorey and a co-host/commentator focus on US politics, war and surveillance, mixing clips from public hearings and media footage with their own interpretation. They revisit Anthony Fauci’s appearance on Capitol Hill, playing a Josh Hawley exchange in which Fauci repeatedly declines to answer questions by invoking the Fifth Amendment, and discuss media figures reassessing vaccine-mandate era commentary, including Stephen A. Smith’s remarks about Kyrie Irving.
Dorey then points to a White House webpage that lays out an argument for a lab-linked origin of Covid-19, reading several bullet points and recalling how lab-leak discussions were treated earlier in the pandemic.
On geopolitics, the episode turns to the US conflict with Iran, including discussion of reported cyber intrusions affecting Minnesota municipal water systems (framed on-air as a preliminary assessment). Dorey plays clips he describes as behind-the-scenes material involving Senator Lindsey Graham celebrating strikes and praising Trump, and another clip presented as a call with Benjamin Netanyahu discussing an ICC-related letter and political outreach.
The show also covers football governance and finance, discussing reporting on FIFA leadership and a proposed sale of a World Cup stake to private investors associated with Joshua Kushner. In a wider critique of financialisation and surveillance, Dorey plays a Larry Ellison clip advocating ubiquitous recording and AI-assisted policing, and later airs unverified claims from commentator James Lee alleging a coordinated anti-Flock campaign to steer cities towards rival surveillance vendor Axon.
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I almost cried. I almost cried. I mean, like, how long have we been pushing this?
Podcast host James Dorey shows footage he describes as behind-the-scenes material of US Senator Lindsey Graham reacting to attacks on Iran. In the clip, Graham says he “almost cried” and praises Donald Trump’s conduct during the conflict.
I suggest that you send a letter with maybe with some other senators. I don't understand any Democrat.
Dorey plays a clip he describes as Lindsey Graham speaking by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the International Criminal Court, including discussion of sending a letter—potentially involving other US political figures—seeking a “review” of the ICC process. Dorey characterises the exchange as an effort to pressure or undermine the ICC, while noting his interpretation.
I found pretty much like at least half a dozen cities that have cancelled Flock but then signed up for another surveillance system, Axon. Except who has ownership in this company? Well, turns out Trump. Earlier this year, he bought $5 million worth of stock in Axon.
James Lee alleges online criticism of Flock Safety cameras is being amplified to shift municipal surveillance deals to rival Axon. He also claims, without evidence in the clip, that Donald Trump bought $5m in Axon stock and that influencers were approached to post negatively about Flock. Lee further asserts Axon has links via acquisitions to an Epstein-connected police-tech investment.
