It feels way longer than a week since our last episode, weird. Anyway this week we start with a wild story with Emanuel, about how people in the US are paying a company, which in turn hires people in the Philippines to then call around U.S. pharmacies to check whether certain drugs are in stock. It shows just how bad the Adderall shortage in the U.S. has gotten. After the break, Sam tells us about a particularly alarming AirTags stalking case, and how the FBI flipped the script on the suspect. In the subscribers-only section, Jason breaks down a bunch of new information regarding the (alleged?) bankruptcy of media organization the Gateway Pundit.
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- Americans Are Hiring People in the Philippines to Help Them Find Adderall
- A Suspected Human Smuggler Used AirTags to Track and Control The Woman He Brought Into the U.S.
- Gateway Pundit Bankruptcy Is a 'Delay Tactic,' Election Workers Suing the Company Say
