[Applause] Because of some unexpected changes, I will soon be graduating. And as I was choosing a topic for my thesis, I wanted to research how governments, specifically government of my country, use manipulative rhetoric to control public opinion. But in the end, I didn't.Not because I lost interest, not because I couldn't find sources, but because I thought, what if people misinterpret me, what if my friends would never talk to me again. So, I changed my topic. Last week, I saw a new law that I secrete wi ...

RT sacha 🦣 (@ssaintleger)protecting individual privacy requires defending fungibilityjust like cash or unnumbered gold coins, each coin should be unburdened by its history (aka hal finney test)what i've heard from those on the ground is that the DC overton window has shifted towards zk ids and proof of innocence. but without understanding the 2nd order effects re linkability, associations, and the inevitable chilling effects that followif we don't succeed in shifting this overton window further during this ...

Okay, I want to bring in Sam Stein, managing editor at the Bull Work. Charlie Dent is a former Republican congressman from Pennsylvania and executive of the Aspen Institute Congressional Program. And here with me in studio, New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters. And by the way, Sam and Jeremy are MSNBC contributors. Well, that was a chuckle certainly. Uh, but let's start with Sam on what we heard the president say. And I want to combine that with what we heard from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on Thursday. Her ...