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Game of Crimes
A highlight from 114: Part 1: Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith is still Defending and Protecting
"Ola, ola, ola, amigos, amigos, players, playwrights, dududettes, everybody in between. Welcome to episode 114 of Game of Crimes, the 114th attempt to silence us once again. And as I say, we shall not go quietly into the night, will we, Murph? That's right. We're not going anywhere. Not going anywhere, all right. It reminds me of that case with the guys from NYPD. Yeah, go fuck yourself. Hey, guys, welcome back. Hey, we got some good stuff for you, but as always, before we get to it, we gotta do just some quick housekeeping. Hey, head on over to Apple Spotify, hit those five stars. Really means a lot. Guys, if you're on Stitcher, move off Stitcher. That's like officially closed now. So I think you'll hear they've moved a lot of that stuff over to Spotify, but make sure you find us on your favorite podcasting platform and hit that subscribe button on it so you get these episodes delivered to you without thinking about it, without fail, every Monday and Tuesday. Also head on over to our website, gameofcrimespodcast .com. Hey, we've got some interesting stuff coming up. We've got guests, you know, we've got books, quite a few books that we're working on. We've got some guests coming up, like a medical examiner. We've got some books from there. We've got CIA guy. We've got a guy who writes for Tom Clancy now, former US Marshal. Got his books. So we got a lot of good stuff coming up. So head on over there. Also follow us on that thing they call social media at Game of Crimes on Twitter, Game of Crimes on podcast, Game of Crimes podcast on Facebook and the Instagram, but head on over to patreon .com slash Game of Crimes. We just got through recording a 911 episode that will, that's interesting, but it will break your heart, make you mad and piss you off. Oh yeah. I'm still, if I get a little bitchy on this intro, you'll know why, cause we just finished it. But we don't wanna give away the ending because you gotta put your ears on, you gotta be an audio Sherlock Holmes and figure out what went on. So, but we got a lot of good stuff. We got our Q and A coming out. You can't make this shit up. We did our Narcometer review, which Murph will never be allowed to recommend another movie for Narcometer review without prior review. It's a truth, I agree. Yeah, but we did just finish season three of Narcos where our buddy, Chris Feisal, Dave Mitchell, they were the DEA agents that helped bring down the Cali Cartel. So we go through and we analyze season three of Narcos, the gentlemen of the Cali Cartel. So we got a lot of good stuff. So patreon .com slash Game of Crimes. Also head on over and find Facebook, type in Game of Crimes fans, and guess what? You will find the internal, the secret fan group run by our favorite mafia queen, the iron fist with the velvet glove, Sandy Salvato, who shall allow you entrance into the inner sanctum. Answer a couple of questions, get close, come on people, give it a shot, give it the old college try. You too may be on the inside where all the hilarity, jocularity happens in a bubble of insularity. Okay, the arities. And that is, I tell you what, there's some funny stuff that goes on there. You really need to take a look at it. It'll brighten your day. Right, and you know what else brightens your day, Murph? What's that? It's our next little section. And we call that? Well, guess what time it is though. First of all, guess what time it is? Guess what time it is? What time is it, Murph? I bet it's time for Police Small Town Blutter. And I forgot to tell you, hey, this is Show About Crime. We talk about bad people doing bad things and bad people doing bad things to good people. We take the story seriously, not ourself. How do we know that? Because we do Small Town Police Blutter. Sorry, we got it backwards. It's like one of those endings at the end of a pharmaceutical commercial, you know, the previous hit of the mother. Anyway, all right, let's get into this. We're keeping you on your toes, that's all. I might've had some caffeine today. Anyway, hey, Murph, this story comes to us from Lancaster County, Nebraska. All right. You always want good citizens, right? A good citizen out there called in, told dispatchers, hey, somebody is driving a truck on the wrong side of the road. Highway 77 in Lancaster County nearly ran him off the road. So driver, I mean, the caller gives excellent description, says, hey, here's where it happened. Here's where the collision nearly happened. And so obviously they vector deputies in, right? So even though the guy's rattled, he's able to give them, you know, the calls. So the deputy gets out there and the deputy finds the driver and pulls it over. And he's the caller. He's the caller. Deputy goes, do you know why I stopped you? Yeah, because I was on the wrong side of the road. The man responded jockeying the air up to a missed exit. Oh, okay, well, you know, the problem is he had a blood alcohol content, twice the legal limit. Oh, don't you just hate when that happens? Yeah, so he confessed to calling 911 on himself and the deputy realized who he had in custody. Yeah, I did that because I thought somebody was on the wrong side of the fucking road, bro. The deputy goes, yeah, but it turned out to be you. But it turned out it was you. He goes, yep, like a dumb fuck. He says this on body cam day. Hey, you know what, ladies and gentlemen, we have a sectional Patreon called you can't make this shit up. This is the first one from that. Hey, there's a truck almost ran me off the road. Yeah, unfortunately for you, Skippy, they were going the right way. You were going the wrong way. That's wonderful. Hey, Mark, I know at your age, you're not on a dating app, right, but you've heard of those dating apps, right? Match .com, you know, Tinder. Yeah, you know, and what do they always say? You know, like, if you like somebody, you swipe right. I think it is, if you don't like them, you swipe left. Have my money. Something like that, right, so. Obviously you have. Well, no, no, I have, because I read the story. So, what do you think would be an innovative way to find a fugitive? Are you using a dating app? This guy out of England, he's a million dollar fraudster. He apparently swiped flight, you know, instead of right, he swiped flight. This wanted man, Wayne Parker, successfully evaded authorities for nearly a year after committing a million dollars in fraud, but then the farmer from Suffolk, England, signed up for a dating app, right? They were shocked to see, cops, coppers were shocked to see the convicted criminal crop up after Parker created a profile on Match .com. So, what happened was the 35 year old scammer was found guilty a year ago of owing a whopping $970 ,000 to a supplier. He failed to appear in court in February for sentencing and was being hunted by police to no avail until the on the lam lothario, this is them writing that, not me, decided to start looking for love in all the wrong places. So, I mean, if he'd waited, what, seven years, the statute of limitations run out, he could have done it, but no. Since going on the run, Mr. Paca is known to have been using Match's dating website. He's also been hiring cars in a bid and is believed to avoid detection by the police. So, he failed to appear in court. So, he said he would return to Suffolk to face the consequences of his action, but so far has failed to head to, has failed to do so. So, it's only a matter of time before the law catches up. We would strongly urge him to hand himself in. Well, guess what? They didn't have to wait too long. Now, this frisky farmer, he'd previously been prosecuted for posing a serious risk of spreading bovine tuberculosis. He failed to dispose of farmed animal remains appropriately, was found to be moving large quantities of cattle without following the proper process, as well as not keeping adequate records of the cattle. So, he was handed a 12 -week jail sentence and an 18 -month suspension from doing business. That was then, but now he's going to go to prison for a million dollars in fraud, all because he had the urge he got on the dating site. Oh, because he's stupid. He's stupid. Speaking of stupid, Murph, this next one comes to us from Vero Beach, Florida, population 16 ,534. Salute. And that's a beautiful place. Yeah, so Rashad McGriff, he, I'll give it away, he went to jail. He has a lengthy rap sheet, currently on probation, following conviction in March for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. What kind of taunt could an ex -girlfriend send over a text that would cause this felon, this person now charged with battery and burglary, what kind of taunt could send him over the edge? I'm going to guess it was a reference, a negative reference towards his private parts. She taunted him via text about having a little penis. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Investigators say that the 42 -year -old woman was in her bed when McGriff got into the house, which he has no commitments to. He then punched the woman in the face and choked her, which then obstructed her ability to breathe temporarily. She was bleeding from the bridge, did you ever know? She told police that she texted McGriff a photo of somebody else's penis and advised Rashad he had a little one. Oh my God. Oh, oh, I don't even know what to say. Sorry. Well, the judge ordered McGriff to have no contact with the victim because he threatened her as well. So he's been previously, the woman's previously sued McGriff three times for failure to pay child support. So they do have a hearing. So hey, look, domestic violence is not funny, but you know, sending a picture of somebody's junk and then following it up with a really small piece of junk and saying, you got a little one or something like that. Oh no, actually she sent him a picture. She sent a picture of apparently what she liked and said that you've got a much smaller one. Did she call him shorty or stubby? Yeah, we shouldn't make fun of that, I'm sorry. Yeah, well, we'll just see if the evidence stands up in court. Anyway, thank you very much. Hey, well, let's, we're gonna, what we're gonna do is I'm gonna talk about our next guest. We'll do the intro here because then when we get into the interview, we're not gonna do re -intro the intro. But this one, this one's the one I helped arrange because I've known this person for probably 18 years now. No, her and her husband. And for those of you in law enforcement, when I say the name JD Buck Savage, if you've been around, except Murph. Murph had no idea until they started watching the videos. Legendary police trainer, used to train Caliber Press, Street Survival, has a, him and his wife now, we'll talk about, have a company, The Winning Mind, they do a lot of this. Now, Betsy Brantner Smith, Sergeant Betsy Brantner Smith retired after 29 years on the Naperville Police Department, which I used to be up in Naperville for some other stuff in a prior life, actually had a TV series about her, a lot of good stuff. But now she is the spokesperson for the National Police Association, nationalpolice .org. And Murph, I would say we had a good, some of you folks, I'm gonna tell you right now, this is gonna be a controversial topic for some of you. You're not gonna like it because, but we get into some, we, you know, hey, we talk about the facts around what's happening with police right now, what's going on, the narratives, and Betsy pulls no punches. Look, with all of our guests, they have the absolute right to the First Amendment. She gets to say what she wants to say because it's her opinion, it's her voice. But the other thing too is, I'm not gonna give it away, you're gonna find out on the episode, but Betsy has a right to say what she wants to say when you understand what she's been through and what she survived. And she's an effective, I remember times she used to get ahold of me and say, hey, I see you on Fox and CNN and all this stuff all the time. And she'd be jealous. I'm like, I sent her a text, hey, I see you on all these shows all the time, I'm jealous now. I tell you what, once you hear her talk, she's a feisty little lady, you can see why she was selected as a national spokesperson for the National Police Association. And as you'll hear me say at the end of the interview, she was honestly a breath of fresh air, standing up in discussion, hot issues that involve the police culture, but she's just not giving an opinion. She's backing it up with facts and statistics, which is, anybody can have an opinion, just like buttholes, we've all got them, but when you back them up with facts, there's a good position. So this was honestly a great interview with Betsy. It was a pleasure to meet you. I will continue to watch JD Buck Savage videos here. They're funny. If you haven't seen them, just go on YouTube and put in JD Buck Savage and you'll see them. Saw drunk? If you want to know where saw drunk arrested same originated as JD Buck Savage. You just know hanging out with these two, you're gonna come out with tears streaming down your cheeks cause they're gonna keep you laughing. Oh man, Dave and I had a good time. Well, Murph, we can't get to it until I ask you the question that is on everybody's mind, mind, mad, mind, on our mad mind. Our mad mind, are you ready to play the biggest, baddest, most dangerous game of all? The unadulterated, unfettered, unrestricted game of crimes. Here we are. Yes, we are ready. So get in, sit down, shut up and hold on. We got Ms. Betsy coming on. You're gonna love this lady.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "cam" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Two and old teams in tampa the eagles leading the box twenty to three is this one now late in the third quarter jailer hurts throwing for a touchdown and he rushed for another so with that he passes cam newton for the most host rushing touchdowns in a quarterback's first fifty career games with twenty nine game two of the double -header cincinnati has joe burrow but not the lead they trailed the la ram six to three his album approaches halftime if there's one thing we love here in washington it's a quarterback controversy in the washington commanders could have one if sam howell has another four interception eyesore like yesterday or indoors another nine sack performance how long is the leash ron rivera well right now we're two and one sam's on three games and four starts so we'll just continue to go from there and see how things go we kept salmon because we felt sam the only grow and get better supply that's why we did it what we did of course it's not as bad here as it is in new york where where the jets legend joe namath pulled no punches when discussing the present -day quarterback situation without aaron rogers on the michael k show on espn radio name and said he's seen enough of zack wilson and boy did he keep going i don't believe in him i don't believe he has a future as a good player and i think they made made the wrong choice when they drafted him i feel that way he has some athletic ability but uh... you've got to have something up here that's going on sitting down it's ridiculous you've got the wrong people playing and taking them yeah you heard him say that they're her uh... coach robert sola and general manager joe douglas have to go if they continue playing wilson they don't have any other options so i mean they really kind of have to play him rob woodfork wtop sports it's almost as if namath is ignoring the whole erin rogers situation pretty much and i mean amith might come in there and still be able to play better than zack wilson and maybe maybe so is nine twenty seven on w t l p congress appears to be going to the brink over funding government operations or sparking lockdown a late this week going into the weekend stay with us for more how to reduce your skyrocketing power bill more homeowners are asking according to why it ever heart meteorologist at solar energy world you have to understand we are at unique a moment in history when it comes to energy and specifically the electricity we all need to operate homes our what we're seeing these days in case after cases that if your property has good access to the sun the smart choice is going to be to go solar and this is true for homeowners really across the spectrum whether someone wants to capture an immediate savings of more than twenty percent off their utility rate with our unique lease to own or a cash investor who wants to see a strong annual return on investment but the one thing you have to watch out for for more than any other home improvement is the quality of the installation don't get burned going solar a proven local company that takes the engineering process seriously and guarantees your power in writing is really the key book a free analysis or find more information at solar energy world dot com slash t l p rise and shine time to get your day moving seven news is on your side from the moment you wake bringing you local news you need to prepare for the day and get out the door every minute every morning seven news
CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from CARPE CONSENSUS: Season Tickets for the Crypto Theater
"This is Carpe Consensus. Join hosts Ben Shiller and Danny Nelson as they seize the world of crypto. Hello and welcome to Carpe Consensus. This is a podcast from the CoinDesk Podcast Network and my name is Ben Shiller. I'm the features editor here at CoinDesk. And joining me today is Danny Nelson. Hi Danny. Hello Ben. How are you? I'm OK. It's been a tough week here at CoinDesk and we'll explain all about that in a minute. And we should just say that our normal co -host Cam Thompson is not with us today and will not be with us going forward. And we'll explain why in a minute. But how are you feeling Danny? It's been a tough week for CoinDesk so far. We made a series of layoffs recently. And how are you feeling about that? Yeah, it's the crab market, bear market, however you want to call it, takes its toll on everyone including media companies such as ours. So we had pretty extensive cuts this week and everyone's feeling the pain in the newsroom. Yeah, it's definitely a tough time. And anyone who's been in the media business for as long as I have seen a lot of these layoffs before. So it's not totally unexpected. But this is also connected obviously to the crypto market, which has been in a spiral for a while now. And we were protected by our parent company for a while. But that's gotten into trouble and we've now gotten into trouble. So it's a tough time. But we're going to soldier on through this, aren't we Danny? Well we'll certainly see, right? You know, this is my first job out of college. I've been here for four years. We can say I've levered up in my exposure to risk, right? Media is a struggling industry and crypto, the coverage of crypto is, as some might say, a dying fad. So I am in a struggling industry that focuses on a dying fad. So we don't know what's happening in crypto media, but it's not good at the moment. Yeah, so we're not going to sugarcoat this. It's been a tough week for us. And Cam was a casualty in a big round of layoffs here at Coindesk. And we're very sad to see her go. She was a very important member of this podcast and also the wider editorial team and a good egg and a good journalist. And we're very sad for her and for us and for the rest of the team. There were about 20 or so members of the editorial team that unfortunately no longer working with us and through no fault of their own because they all did all good work. So that's very sad. We don't want to make the whole show about Coindesk and the media, but it is an important part of the crypto industry. And we do play a role here in bringing transparency to the industry and holding people to account for what they say they're going to do and what they don't do. So we do feel that we need to discuss what's been going on at Coindesk recently and also in the wider crypto media. Do you feel that there's a loss of faith in what we're doing and in the media generally as regards crypto, don't you? Oh, I don't know about that. I mean, I think that broadly in American society, there's a lack of trust in media institutions. I don't necessarily think that crypto media is prone to the same risks as, say, the New York Times or something like that. But it's worth noting that we are in some ways a casualty of our own success. Coindesk was one of the leading publications that led to the dominoes falling on FTX and Sam Bankman -Fried that had ramifications for the entire industry, including DCG, our parent company, which owned Genesis Lending. And all these chickens come home to roost because even though we are editorially independent from DCG, they do not tell us what to do. They still own us, at least as of August 15th, and therefore their fate and ours are not unlinked.
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
Fresh update on "cam" discussed on Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
"Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is dumping his Ethereum or at least trading it for USDC stable coins. What is he up to? Does he know something we don't know? Let's break this down, shall we? And shout out to y'all just joining us in the chat. Much love. Blockchain sloots have flagged several Ethereum transactions from a wallet associated with Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin in September of twenty twenty three, totaling three point nine million. Separate blockchain monitoring profiles share details of a 400 ETH transaction worth an estimated six hundred and thirty two thousand dollars in USD at today's prices from Vitalik's wallet to Coinbase on September 25th, which is today, as alerted here by spot on chain Vitalik deposited 400 ETH to Coinbase, which is six hundred and thirty two thousand two hours ago. Now, notably, Ethereum's co-founder has deposited a total of twenty four hundred and twenty one ETH to multiple centralized exchanges at sixteen hundred and twenty eight on average, which is roughly four million dollars via two addresses over the past 10 days. So, like I said, does he know something the rest of us don't know? Interesting. So Buterin's most recent transactions is the latest in this bait of ETH deposits to centralized exchanges over the past 10 days. As I mentioned, almost four million dollars worth. The platform outline deposits amounting to 321 ETH deposited to Kraken between September 15th and September 19th. Vitalik also reportedly deposited a total of seventeen hundred ETH to Bitstamp and several transactions on the 17th and 20th of this month and also deposited 500 ETH to Paxos on September 19th. Now, independently verifying several of these transactions using access to Nansen's two beta wallet profiler, blockchain data highlights a transfer of two thousand ETH worth almost five million dollars to the address that has been carrying out these transactions from another wallet long associated with the Ethereum co-founder, as outlined right here. So according to the spot on chain, the source of the two thousand transaction is a better known address, which is outlined the address here belonging to Buterin, then the middle address that has been transferring funds to the exchanges. So as previously reported, a six hundred ETH, one million dollar transaction from Vitalik's ETH address on August 21st, which is also identified by on chain monitoring platforms. So what do you think Vitalik is up to? How do you justify basically uploading mass amounts of Ethereum to all these major centralized exchanges? Do you think he knows something we don't know and is about to dump before the price dumps on us? What are your thoughts, fam? I'd love to know your opinions in the comments below. And at the end of the show, I'll be reading everyone's comments out loud. You already know I don't trust Vitalik as far as I can throw him. I don't trust the Ethereum Foundation. I don't trust the World Economic Forum. So things are looking very sketchy, to say the least. I'm also anticipating Bitcoin to outpace Ethereum for this bull market as we enter 2024 with Bitcoin having around the corner. But what are your thoughts, fam? Holla at your boy. And with that being shared, now let's discuss some of these hacks, which is very alarming when we're talking about hundreds of millions being hacked just like that. So there was a couple of big hacks. We're going to break this down right here. The first one is the Mixin network. The hack drained 200 million from main set or main net assets. But we also have Hobby Global, which I believe Justin from Tron. Is it Justin's son? He may be the owner of this exchange. So we'll be sharing what he has to share as well. So here we go. Decentralized peer to peer mixing network lost approximately 200 million dollars and a hack involving the compromise of the database of a third party cloud service provider. That's why we say trust nobody, verify everything, fam, and do not keep your crypto on those damn exchanges. Just saying. September 25th, the Mixin network confirmed that the hack on September 23rd, two days ago, drained approximately 200 million dollars worth of crypto assets from its main net and an immediate suspension of all the deposits and withdrawal services on the Mixin network followed the revelation. Now, Mixin network appointed blockchain investigator Slow Mist, as well as Google, to help investigate the hack as the Mixin team attempts a recovery. And at the time of the hack, Mixin held almost 100 million dollars worth of Ethereum. Twenty three and a half million in stable coin die, which is basically a stable coin on the Ethereum blockchain and 23 million in the king crypto BTC. And according to a separate investigation conducted by Tech Shield, the total portfolio amounted to one hundred and forty one point three two million dollars. This ain't no chump change. Right. And as an independent investigation from Web three SaaS analytics platform, Zero X Scope revealed the hackers historical relationship with the Mixin network. Could it be an inside job? Interesting. In twenty twenty two, the address which had been linked to the hacker received five ETH from Mixin and was deposited into Binance later. And according to the Zero X Scope analysts, the hacker had converted the Tether USDT loot to die another stable coin as a way to prevent any freezing of funds. So it seems like they know what they're doing. Obviously, deposits and withdrawals on the Mixin network will recommence once the vulnerabilities are confirmed and fixed. The plans to recover the lost assets from users were not announced immediately. And while it was initially promised that Mixin founder Feng Xiangdong would explain this incident in a public Mandarin live stream on Hong Kong time at one p.m. September 25th, which is today, links to the live stream were not provided on the social platform X. Mixin network did not respond to Cointelegraph's request for comment by publication. However, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik recently suffered a hack that compromised his social media profile on X. So more and more hacks. We covered this last week. He says it was probably a SIM swap attack, which is very common in a way that the hackers can ultimately exploit your cryptocurrency. Now let's get into the Hobby Global hack, which is another major exchange for another eight million dollars. That's right. Here we go. Hobby Hot Wallet posted a message to the attacker in Chinese. And according to the message, the exchange knows the identity of the attacker and offered to let them keep five percent of the drain funds as a white hat bonus. Ain't that something you're offering the hacker to keep five percent of the funds? Well, I guess the hacker can just be like, yo, no, thank you. I'll keep one hundred percent of the funds, I guess, if they can get away with it. Right. So September 24th, this was yesterday at 10 a.m. The suspected Hobby Hot Wallet sent almost five thousand Ethereum worth seven point nine million to an address which had no previous history. The following morning, a separate wallet belonging to Hobby sent a message to the attacker in Chinese. And this is what they said. We have confirmed your true identity. Please return the funds. And they shared the wallet address. We will provide you with a five percent white hat bonus. This offer is valid for seven days and ends on October 2nd, 2023 next week. If you do not return the funds by the deadline, we will request judicial intervention, which means legal charges. Right now, as reported, the attack on September 25th, the wallet that sent the message is identified as the Hobby Hot Wallet by Blockchain Analytics platform, our cam intelligence. And according to Cybers, the wallet that sent the message is listed on a hobby support page as belonging to the exchange. Could this could it be another inside job? I mean, can't put nothing past them at the end of the day, especially considering there's a lot of intricacies involved that kind of point to an insider, especially being they've already identified that hot wallet belonging to Hobby Global. I mean, there's nothing new under the sun. More and more hacks expected. And hence why you should probably self custody your crypto wallet and put that in a safe place, because nothing is safe on the exchanges, not defy with decentralized finance and sure as hell, not centralized finance, because we're witnessing hacks left and right. Yeah, I mean, so stress caution when self custody your BTC. Now let's break down our next breaking story of the day. And that's the Lazarus Grooth Group, which is mass accumulating BTC. Let's break this down. And this is from North Korea, the North Korean hacking collective, the Lazarus group. And also remember in the Bible, wasn't it Lazarus that Jesus resurrected from the dead? Interesting, right? Anyways, they hold a whopping 47 million in crypto, most of which is in Bitcoin. Smart. Now, according to the data collected on Dune Analytics from 21 Co, the parent company at 21 shares the wallet associated with the Lazarus group currently holds 47 million worth of digital assets, which includes 42 million dollars worth of the king crypto BTC, one point nine million in Ethereum, one point one million in BNB and an additional six hundred and forty thousand dollars in stable coins, primarily in Binance USD, which is BUSD. However, the amount of crypto held appears to have dropped from the 86 million the group held on September 6th, a few days after the stake dot com hack in which Lazarus was implicated. Now, the Dune dashboard tracks 295 wallets identified by the United States FBI and the Office of Foreign Control as being owned by the hacking group, it noted. And surprisingly, the group does not hold any privacy coins. Interesting, right? Such as Monero Dash or Zcash, which are the largest ones. Whatever happened to the privacy coins? I remember McAfee, may he rest in peace. He kept touting that the future of crypto is privacy coins, privacy, privacy, Monero, Zcash. But yet we don't hear much about them anymore whatsoever, which is interesting. Lazarus crypto wallets are still highly active, with the most recent transactions being recorded, recorded on September 20th. Also, 21 Co. note that the group's holdings are likely to be much higher than what was reported, quoting them here. We should note that this is the lower bound estimation of Lazarus Group's crypto holdings based on publicly available information. And now the FBI also pointed the finger at Lazarus for the Alpha Po coins paid in atomic wallet hacks, which collectively added up to more than 200 million dollars that a group stole in 2023. And Chainalysis reported that crypto thefts by North Korea linked hackers are down a whopping 80 percent from 2022. As of mid-September, North Korea linked groups have stolen a total 340 million dollars worth of crypto down from a record 1.6 billion in pilfered digital assets in 2022. And late last week, the U.S. federal authorities warned of a significant risk for potential attacks on U.S. health care and public health sector entities by the Lazarus Group. So that's interesting. This is a well-known hacking group that just continues to accumulate crypto and hack crypto, which is ironic. Could this be controlled by the authorities or the feds? Makes you really wonder who is really in control here. What are your thoughts, fam? How do you think this is likely to play out? Do you think they will continue to mass accumulate and continue to hack? Or what do you think their ultimate plan is? Please do let me know, which leads us to our next breaking story of the day, which is the latest with MicroStrategy, the first publicly traded company to put Bitcoin on their balance sheet. They are continuing to buy. And, you know, Michael Saylor is practicing what he preaches, which is continuing to stack them stats and dollar cost average. So let's break this down and then I'll be breaking down Michael Saylor's latest 10 million dollar price prediction. So MicroStrategy, the business intelligence firm and major Bitcoin investor, is sending a bullish signal to the entire market, announcing the acquisition of another big stash of crypto. Saylor, co-founder and executive chair of MicroStrategy. He shared on X September 25th and announced that five thousand four hundred and forty five BTC have been purchased again by MicroStrategy. The coins were bought for one hundred and forty seven point three million dollars in cash at an average price of twenty seven thousand fifty three dollars per BTC. And according to a Form 8K filing with the US SEC, MicroStrategy and its subsidiaries acquired the amount between August 1st and September 24th. And as of September 24th, which is yesterday, MicroStrategy and its subsidiaries held an aggregate of approximately one hundred and fifty eight thousand two hundred and forty five BTC. Let's go. Which was acquired at an average purchase price of roughly twenty nine thousand five hundred dollars per coin, inclusive of fees and expenses. The filing notes the aggregate purchase price for MicroStrategy's total Bitcoin amounts to four point six eight billion dollars. And here's the Gigachad announcing it for himself on X. I mean, would you expect anything less from the Gigachad? The new purchase comes as Bitcoin has traded sideways at around twenty six thousand over the past few weeks and after briefly touching twenty eight thousand on August twenty ninth, Bitcoin slipped to a low of twenty five thousand September 11th. And at this time, we're trading above twenty six thousand three hundred dollars. Now, MicroStrategy's latest purchase for the reaffirms the company's bullish stance on the king crypto. The firm previously bought twelve thousand three hundred and thirty three BTC for three hundred and forty seven million in June of this year at an average price of twenty nine thousand six hundred and sixty eight dollars per coin. And in quarter one of this year, MicroStrategy reported its first profitable quarter since twenty twenty due to the one time income tax benefit. The company managed to retain profitability in the next quarter, reporting twenty two point two million dollars in net income in early August. So there you have it. How many of you are following in the footsteps of Michael Saylor and the smart money and the whales and continuing to accumulate that BTC as we are soon to enter, you know, obviously twenty twenty four. The year of the halving is around the corner with the Bitcoin having scheduled to take place in April, which is roughly only six months out. Now, let's discuss Michael Saylor's 10 million dollar Bitcoin price prediction. I've never shared this previously on the show. I have shared some of his one million dollar and five million dollar price predictions, but I found this more recently. And I think you'll also find it very intriguing. Smash that like button. And also, again, let me know where you're tuning in from. I'm going to be reading everyone's comments out loud here in just a few moments. So, yeah, let's talk about Michael Saylor and his 10 million dollar Bitcoin price prediction. Let's break it down, shall we? First and foremost, this is an article I recently found. It's called Analysis for 10 million dollars per Bitcoin gets a nod from Michael Saylor. It was shared just a few months back. Now, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor expects the Bitcoin price to hit 10 million per coin. He highlights an analysis by Twitter user Croesus. Saylor notes that Croesus has made a compelling case for the Bitcoin valuation. Here's what Saylor had to share regarding this prediction. Bitcoin is competing against gold collectibles, art, equities, real estate, bonds and money as a store of value in the 21st century. Croesus analyzes the opportunity and makes a compelling case for 10 million dollars per BTC. So obviously we can see Bitcoin has massive potential. So in the analysis, Croesus explains the Bitcoin's growth engine is its increasing scarcity, which will continue into the future. And the Bitcoin is designed to improve on gold strength as it continues to solve its weaknesses. He further argues that the market for store to value assets is separate from industries and that different assets are valued for different reasons. Some appreciate value, some maintain purchasing power, while others shrink over time. This implies the Bitcoin competes with all assets, including equities, real estate bonds, not just gold or the precious metal. Now, as per Croesus, the value of traditional assets is constrained by key variables in their respective valuation equations, such as future cash flow, discount rates, mortgage rates and new supply. So by contrast, the valuation of Bitcoin is driven by its scarcity and security, which is absolute, incorruptible and inviolable, and it is not only influenced by new supplies, interest rates or economic factors. And as such, he makes the case for 10 million dollars per Bitcoin valuation based on the assumption the Bitcoin will, to some extent, replace gold as a global reserve asset breach. Although this may seem like an overly optimistic prediction, Croesus notes that Bitcoin's current market cap represents 0.05 percent of the global store of value in the market, which includes gold, real estate and other assets. Quitting him here, I believe Bitcoin's full potential is to eat 25 percent of the world's value, while today it constitutes of just 0.05 percent. That is absurd. That means that I believe Bitcoin could 500x in price over the coming decades in real inflation adjusted terms. And as such, he concludes the Bitcoin's value proposition as a superior store of value asset with no counterparty risk and no dilution and no inflation makes it a compelling investment opportunity for long term investors, especially in the face of the unprecedented money printing by the central banks worldwide per age. And now let's continue. Here's Michael Saylor betting on Bitcoin going to 10 million dollars per coin. Here we go. In an interview he did with Bitcoin magazine, Saylor speaks on the need for competition in the Bitcoin industry, and he is quoted sharing the following. If you're mining Bitcoin, you never want to sell any Bitcoin. And if you raise money, you want to buy Bitcoin with the money you raise and then you want to borrow against the Bitcoin to pay for the operating expenses. If you do that, if you believe in Bitcoin, it is obvious. If you don't believe in Bitcoin, maybe you shouldn't be in the business. If you don't think Bitcoin is going to a million dollars a coin and then 10 million dollars per coin, I don't think you should be a Bitcoin miner. I don't think you should be a Bitcoin exchange. And I don't think you should be a Bitcoin wallet. If you think it is not going to zero, then rational thinking is the competition in the market is making my Bitcoin more valuable. That's good. But the competition is making my existing business less profitable. That's bad. If I'm a genius and I execute well, maybe I can say stay ahead of everybody else. Maybe. But while I'm doing that, every single free dollar I can raise should be converting to Bitcoin because out of 100 possibilities, there's 99 past where you will fail and Bitcoin succeeds. And there is one path where you succeed and Bitcoin succeeds. So Saylor practices, obviously, what he preaches as he continues to huddle Bitcoin, as we pointed out, and he will probably continue to do so. Also, he's quoted sharing. And first of all, Bitcoin is going up by a factor of 10, whether they can fix any of this stuff. And it's going to be a grind up by a factor of 10 just because gold is broken and Bitcoin is going to replace gold. And now everybody in the universe knows they need a non sovereign store value in the form of a bearer instrument. So for the last year, people said inflation may be coming. We are not sure. Now, the mainstream narrative has flipped to inflation is here. You need an inflation hedge. So it is going to grind up to replace gold. It is going to go to five hundred thousand dollars a coin, regardless of whether they fix these things. Here are three things that are massive catalysts that will cause an acceleration. Those three things don't take us to five hundred thousand dollars per Bitcoin. They take us to five million dollars per coin. Those three things are, number one, a spot ETF where someone can go ahead and buy one hundred million dollars a Bitcoin via an ETF security. I think that's one. Number two, your bank is going to custody it for you and lend against it. And number three, I can market up or down on my balance sheet based on fair value. So there you have it, fam. I wanted to share those insights from Michael Saylor as he continues stacking him sets and following the smart money and the whales, which is mass accumulating. Shout out to my long term hodlers. What do you think the Bitcoin price is likely to go before the end of this year? Let's say at around Christmastime, everyone put in your prediction so I can start reading those out loud. And don't forget to check out CryptoNewsAlerts.net for the full premium experience with video and to participate in the live Q &A. And I look forward to seeing you on tomorrow's episode. HODL.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from CARPE CONSENSUS: PayPal Steps Into the Stablecoin Game
"This is Carpe Consensus. Join hosts Ben Shiller, Danny Nelson and Cam Thompson as they seize the world of crypto. Hello and welcome to Carpe Consensus. This is a podcast from the CoinDesk Podcast Network and I am Ben Shiller and welcoming today Cam Thompson. Hi Cam. How are you? It looks like you're on holiday. Yes. Well, not on holiday, just working remotely from another location. I am currently in Maine right now and it's very nice, very breezy, a little chillier up here, but I'm not complaining. You know, lots of lobster. Mmm, lobster, nice. Lobster for breakfast, lobster for lunch. Literally, lobster at every meal. So we've got a bumper packed show today. Danny Nelson is out. He's at a hackathon in Utah, which is a nice place to be this time of year as well. And then we're going to get to some big news in the world of crypto, which is the issuance of a new stablecoin backed by PayPal. We're going to talk about its very big news and we'll have David Morris, who's the chief columnist here at CoinDesk to talk about that a little later on. And let's get to that. OK, we're going to get to our next segment now, and we're joined by the great David Morris here, the chief columnist here at CoinDesk. Welcome, David. Hey, glad to be here, Ben. Good to have you. So we're going to get to the big news this week, which is a new stablecoin from PayPal. It's on Ethereum. It's USD backed and it's very big deal in crypto. PayPal has about four hundred and thirty five million customers. So this is seen as a big mainstreaming moment for crypto. What do you make of this, David? What are your big takeaways? Yeah, the implications of this are, I think, pretty big. I think there are a lot of questions that still remain to be answered about what PayPal's real motivation is here, what their business case is. But it's going to have, I think, pretty significant impacts, particularly on regulation, because I think this this does put a fire under people in terms of getting some kind of structure in place by which these things are supposed to operate. And I think there are some interesting possibilities from a consumer perspective, although I wonder about exactly how PayPal is going to get people to to use this versus their regular service and how those will interact. So lots, lots to discuss. Definitely. So David, about 30 minutes ago, you tweeted PayPal USD will be the most censored and seized centralized cryptocurrency of all time. What are your thoughts behind that? Yeah, well, I think this is a very important thing in the fact that I think it's not totally widely understood is one of the reasons I tweeted that thing is because, you know, everybody talking here, but maybe not all listeners know that not just Circle and USDC, but Tether, which is, you know, mysterious offshore entity. They still cooperate with governments when they get anti terrorism, anti money laundering notices asking that they block particular users. So there are, you know, pretty constant cases of censorship on Circle and Tether. I say PayPal will be the worst for two reasons. One is that PayPal already has a really established track record of being very quick with blocking people, seizing people's accounts, providing very little explanation, doing it for unclear reasons. And then second, I think that there will be probably a decent number of people who try and use this product in an illicit way thinking that it is uncensorable because it's crypto. And I wouldn't put it past PayPal that that is at least like part of their thinking here, not to say that it's part of their strategy or the reason they're doing it. But I think that they they must be aware that there will be a certain number of people who misuse this product thinking it's something that it's not. So that was what I was thinking there. So just to get on that kind of centralising point that you made, I mean, a lot of people are quick to say this is good for crypto. But I guess the question becomes, what do you mean by crypto? Because, you know, okay, if you have this stable coin, you can buy Bitcoin and Ethereum on PayPal with it. But it isn't necessarily an endorsement of an open source version of crypto, is it? I mean, a stable coin issued by a company like PayPal is not really crypto in the sense of, you know, what we mean by the Bitcoin white paper. Yeah, I mean, I think that we're in the territory now where there is a, you know, it's not just PayPal, there's a debate within the crypto community about what that means and what we're actually going for. And I think it's a legitimate debate at this point, because you do have fully decentralised, fully uncensorable things like Bitcoin. But stable coins are clearly a part of the ecosystem.
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Crypto Altruism Podcast
A highlight from Episode 115 - Navigate - Optimizing global mapping with blockchain, AI, and crowdsourced data
"What makes me most bullish on Web3 is just having an alternative out there for whoever wants to take it to give them kind of more control over what is theirs and how it is used. Welcome to the Crypto Altruism podcast, the podcast dedicated to elevating the stories of those using Web3 for good. I'm your host Drew Simon from CryptoAltruism .org. Now before we get started, a quick disclaimer. While we may discuss specific Web3 projects or cryptocurrencies on this podcast, please do not take any of this as investment advice and please make sure to do your own research on investment opportunities or any opportunity, including its legality. And now, let's get on to the show. Welcome and thanks so much for joining. Maps, most of us use them on a daily basis, whether it's to find directions to a friend's house, check a transit schedule, or look up nearby restaurants. Global mapping data is also extremely valuable for governments, corporations, and NGOs who may make use of the data to monitor and analyze environmental changes and to inform decision -making. However, map imagery and data are very inconsistent depending on region, and those who are truly responsible for building up the maps, the community members who provide the data behind them, don't get rewarded. Web3, with its ethos of decentralization, can challenge this by facilitating the creation of community -owned, community -benefiting global maps. To dive into this, I'm excited to welcome Ali Hussain, advisor at Navigate, a Web3 organization using blockchain AI and crowdsourcing to optimize global mapping. We discuss how they're using next -generation technologies to improve mapping data, the power of decentralized communities to crowdsource data, using Web3 tools to incentivize community participation, and much more. So without further ado, please join me in welcoming Ali to the Crypto Altruism podcast. All right, Ali, thank you so much for being here today on the Crypto Altruism podcast. So excited to have you today, and thanks for being here. Thank you for having me, Drew. Yeah, my pleasure, my pleasure. Really excited to dive into a really fascinating topic and one that's kind of new to me. I've been covering blockchain and AI for quite a while, and the really amazing opportunities that it brings about with crowdsourcing and a more transparent, open -source internet, but really haven't explored the idea of crowdsourcing map data or anything along that line. So I'm really excited to dive into that. But before we get there, I'd love to hear your story of how you got into this world of Web3 blockchain AI. So to start things off, I was hoping you could tell me what your aha moment was that got you excited about blockchain in the first place. Yeah, absolutely. So it wasn't one particular moment. It was over the course of a few years. Bitcoin came out when I was in college, got done with college, went out to Seattle, was working at Microsoft and enterprise software. And the whole thing was very interesting. The fact there's a real -world use case, you can send money and not have to wait for wire transfers to clear, so on and so forth. But we needed to be a lot more streamlined and this needs to become much easier to use and all of that stuff. That's kind of what's going on in my head. And so I was really into gaming at that time. And that's why I got into computer science. I did my degree in computer science and economics. And I was playing a lot of League of Legends back in the day and captaining the Microsoft team and so on and so forth. So after that, I moved back to Austin and started at this company called Spot Cognition, which was an AI startup then. Now it's a startup no longer. It's a much larger company. And it was during that time that I got into mining, Litecoin and Bitcoin and setting up an Ethereum node and just getting more familiar with the technology. And so I started tracking a lot of different cryptocurrencies. This was back in 2016. And then I think the... And obviously this is during the whole ICO craze. I was there for that. All the depression of 2018. I was there for that as well. And then what really kind of hit home with me was things like Axie, not specifically for the whole play and earn stuff, but the concept around gamification and collectibles and digital assets being your own. I've been a collector ever since I was a kid, whether it's large Lego sets or action figures that you never open up or CDC graded comics. It's just something that is very easy to explain to a collector. And so that really hooked me. And I was like, I definitely see this technology becoming mainstream over the next few years. Gamers, I consider myself one. We're not the most open -minded people. So we have to be led down a path and it takes us time to come to terms with new things. But that was really something that brought me in. This was in late 2020. Before then, I was really focusing on NFTs at all. And that's the same time that the whole Board Ape Yacht Club thing was happening. So I grabbed one, kind of entered that community as a, I'm going to do some research and figure out what's going on. And that was just, I got sucked in and I have been for the last several years. Fair enough. That's the backstory. It's easy to get sucked in, right? You start kind of learning about something, experimenting, and then all of a sudden you're like, a couple of months later you're like, well, I'm fully all in now. What happened? And obviously all this experience led you to where you are now, which is Navigate. I'm so fascinated about this project. So please give listeners a high -level overview of Navigate and your mission, if you don't mind. Absolutely. So the idea behind Navigate is primarily to break it down in a couple of simpler steps. One is satellite imagery doesn't provide a fair coverage of the planet, as you can see. You go to different continents, you go to different cities, and you see very different resolution and update frequencies for satellite imagery. And the other thing is that that to us indicates a very clear lack of data. And having been in the AI space, one of the things that we deal with in the AI space is the cleanliness of data and being able to actually get the right type of data or data in the right format, clean it up in order to be able to apply machine learning on it and get the insights that we want. So this just stuck out as something that was at a lower level, like this data doesn't even exist. It's not like it's being collected poorly. We haven't collected it so far. And so the idea was that in order to do something like this, this is the perfect way to leverage a decentralized community because you can't really say, okay, I'm going to go around the world and the idea has to be that you show people the vision and what you feel is the value of creating something like this and the insights that it will provide. And then say, hey, you know, help me do this. Similar to what Uber did with taxis, right? Like, so, Uber -izing this model of enabling anyone with a phone or a dash cam or a drone to go out, collect imagery that you might be doing anyway, and then say, if you contribute the symmetry and you make a better community -owned, community -built map, you will get rewarded. Because the idea here is not to, and you know, you know about this, all the stigma around Web3 and how cyclical it is, right? Board apes at 500 ,000, oh my God, this is amazing. Now that whatever, 30 ,000, this was all a scam. I knew it from day one. Things are not that simple, right? In new spaces, you see both ends of the spectrum and there's a lot of swinging of the pendulum until things stabilize. So, our objective with something like this was to ground it in reality and to say that, look, the reason we think this is true to the Web3 ethos is because of a lot of stuff that 6529 talks about, for example, decentralization, community ownership, et cetera, not having a single point of failure, so on. But there is incredible need for involvement from folks who are Web2 native. And so, we were thinking about how to do that. And, you know, one of the super simple ways in which you can explain this to people without confusing them with tokens and all of that is that you get these tokens and because the question is, why would I do this? And there are multiple answers to that. One answer is, well, people did it for free for ways that got acquired by Google for a billion. So, I don't know why do people do this, number one. You don't want to go down that route. You can always say, you know, you do it because you get points that you can redeem for gift cards. So, you do this, you go get, you know, Nordstrom Rack gift card. You go get another gift card and you actually are able to get things. I think that messaging doesn't require a leap of faith from a Web2 perspective. So, that's really, you know, kind of the vision and the goal. And as you can imagine, it's a fairly lofty one. And hardest the part of it is two parts. One, obviously building a community that is engaged in it and interested in it. And two, being able to, you know, kind of show the value of something like this when you talk to people initially. Because again, once we have this at scale, you literally will be able to see it. So, there's nothing left to the imagination. But initially, there is something left to the imagination. Yeah, fair enough. Well, that was a great overview. And I, you know, appreciate you sharing that. And I just love this idea of like using Web3 tools like tokens and, you know, building a decentralized community to really kind of like incentivize people to take part in these like public good actions, right? Whether it's creating, you know, gathering map data to improve our mapping or, you know, I've seen examples of there was one project that gave rewarded folks with tokens for picking up plastic from, you know, rivers in the ocean and those sorts of things and returning it to Recycling Center. Like really cool ways to kind of activate the community in a new and different way that, you know, didn't exist before. And, you know, I'm really excited now to kind of hear your thoughts on like, you know, so we have things like Google Maps and Waze, obviously, that have been around for quite some time. I want to hear your thoughts now on, you know, how does this new approach of crowdsourcing map data improve global mapping? You talked a little bit about, you know, some of the quality of the, you know, imagery and the data varies based on, you know, region. I know a lot of it's quite outdated. I also think about things like, you know, you see there's so much extreme weather events that have happened lately. We've seen, you know, whole forests be ravaged by forest fires. We've seen massive flooding create new lakes or droughts, you know, turn lakes into deserts, you know, and this changing topography can be really hard to, I think, stay on top of. So think about that, too. So talk to me about how crowdsourcing map data and putting it, you know, on chain and using Web3 tools to incentivize really will improve global mapping in the coming years. Well, you know, the belief is that with the Navigate Foundation and the platform that's being built to, you know, collect these data sets that we believe, because we haven't seen them before, have never really been collected, is going to enable large enterprises to, you know, get insights that they previously have not been able to. It will enable, you know, infrastructure services for the government to get all of this information. Just to give you, you know, a very recent example, there have been, due to climate change, there are a lot of weather events everywhere now. But recently in Austin, we had, you know, a bunch of storms and lost a ton of trees. And so, you know, like you said, being able to, you know, collect all of that data at more frequent intervals versus when a satellite would do it. Or similarly, when you look at a satellite map, and I'll send you some imagery that we have from Navigate, just so that you can trust. You know, we have some parts in Chicago that you can see on Google Maps. And obviously, it's, you know, green and clear. And you can tell it's during the summer or springtime. But because we are collecting imagery from the same place again and again and again at very short intervals, you can see the same area on Navigate in the so on and so forth. So, you can see different things. You can see things at higher resolutions. You can see stuff like how many cars were parked in a parking lot. With drone imagery, you can, and obviously, drones have become so cheap and the hardware is so good now. You can literally see all of the parking spaces. You can even say, you know, tell whether or not paint is wearing out on the handicap parking spaces, for example. So, little things like that, that when you kind of zoom out a little bit, you'd start looking at satellite imagery that starts to appear after the point more grayscale than color. Those are not even things that we think about, because we haven't gotten them traditionally from the images. What we think about is, I need to go from point A to point B and this map is going to give me, you know, most likely I won't even enable satellite imagery. I'll either have the day view or the night view and it'll just tell me when to turn and I hope I don't miss a turn and I hope, you know, the map is up to date or I've been in the situation multiple times where the turn was so odd on a, you know, small road that I overshoot it and I'm like, where was this? So, think of that example and being able to, you know, you get near that turn and it's like, hey, this is visually what you're looking for. This is where you needed to turn in. So, I'm just kind of giving you a few examples of different, you know, processes that we have in place, like part of our daily lives, things that we all do that could be optimized with something like this. Another example would be, you know, um, depending on dash cam and drone footage, I want to, I'm driving home from work and I want to stop at a grocery store. You know, I might want to stop at the one that's closest to work, but based on imagery that Navigates collected over the last three months, it um, can be used to predict that, oh, the grocery store next to the office, by the way, is usually busier between four to 6 p .m. than the one that's slightly out of the way. So, you can save time if you go there or how long is the line at McDonald's right now getting lunch, all of those things, right? Because they're so consistent. They happen every single day. Um, you can, uh, once you start collecting that data, there are a lot of insights that you can get from it. And the reason that, you know, we believe that it's, it's kind of prime opportunity to do this is because, as I mentioned, you know, uh, my background, Dean's background is an AI. We've been in AI for the last year. I've been in AI for the last eight or 10 years. And now with this whole LLM stuff that's going on with generative, it's come back and do, you know, mainstream discussion. So, there is a lot of AI technology that you can apply on data sets like this to extract information and to provide users with a lot of value add. And so that's why, you know, when we, when we thought of Navigate and when we conceptualized it, it really became this thing of a, not just a web three project that we're doing that has broken, but really a global data platform that can enable all of these different use cases, be it for insurance or construction or city infrastructure, or just, you know, personal, um, errands that you want to run and being able to optimize when you run them. Yeah, definitely. That's fascinating. Right. And I even think about like just monitoring, you know, things like, you know, deforestation or reforestation or, you know, the impacts of, you know, climate change in a community over time, those sorts of things. I think this can really help with that too. So that's absolutely fascinating. And, you know, the idea of like decentralizing it and crowdsourcing it, you know, I think that's one of the greatest, you know, innovation or not innovations, but things that web three enables, right. Is this ability to mobilize communities and on your website, you mentioned how it takes more than a village to create a global map and that each contributor plays a critical role in building a map that benefits everyone. So they deserve to get rewarded for it. And I think this is great because I think for so long, you know, folks have contributed data, they've contributed their time to public goods projects, but haven't gotten any sort of benefit or reward from it. So I understand that what you're doing is we're looking to reward these individuals by providing them with the navigate token, which is a NVG8 token. Tell me more about this process and how it all works. Right. So basically, the way that this works is you can check out the docs on the NVG8 website that highlight the kind of imagery that NVG8 is able to accept. Usually the, you know, kind of the information around it is it has to be a certain resolution minimum. You would want geolocation data on that imagery just so that, you know, we can use it and make it a part of the ever -growing global map, so on and so forth. There is no focus because we're building a software platform. There is no focus on, hey, you have to buy this particular dash cam or you have to get this or you have to get that. There's zero barrier to entry. In fact, one of the things, as I mentioned to you, is that we're, you know, releasing here soon is the ability that if you want to just walk around and capture pictures on your iPhone or Samsung phones, which have stellar cameras now or capture video there, cool, you know, upload those and you can get tokens for it. That's kind of the way that we wanted to approach it because I think that is, you know, we all go places for holidays, we all take pictures of scenery, of, you know, roads, of shops, this, that, and the other. Just being able to, you know, go through your camera roll and say, oh, you know, these are images that I wouldn't mind sharing and selecting that and, you know, uploading would them enable people to like literally monetize something that they already had. So that's a super easy way to get in rather than, you know, jump through these three hoops and wait four weeks for a box to come to you then set that up. And then the other part of it is just kind of making it as, you know, effortless as we can from the dash cam and drone perspective. And obviously those I recognize are higher lifts because obviously with a drone, you need to know how to fly a drone. With the dash cam, it's a lot easier. So those are kind of the three layers in which people can start contributing. Obviously, I think phones are probably the medium that is easiest. And yes, the idea behind that is that you contribute as early contributors. Obviously, they get more tokens. The current reward function, I believe, is up to date. It's on our website. That is something that, you know, to be completely transparent, we will need to tweak as time goes on. But it's a combination of, you know, the area that you capture, what's the population in that area, like how valuable that imagery is. So just, you know, if I go to downtown Austin versus I go, you know, out in the countryside somewhere, the downtown Austin imagery is going to be more valuable and it's going to give you more Navigate tokens. And then, you know, obviously currently this token is just being awarded to contributors and they can hold it. The utility for the token right now is specifically redeeming it in the Navigate marketplace for, you know, real world gift cards that you can redeem the product. Later on, we're looking at, you know, obviously listing the token sometime in the future here. So, you know, people have that choice as well. And like I said, that's something that we felt was very important because we didn't want to, you know, alienate web to audiences into thinking, Oh my God, this is just another crypto thing where, you know, what do I do with this? It's like, yeah, there's a very, very clear like workflow. You upload imagery, you get these tokens, you can either hold them for the future date or you can, you know, use them now to get something that you want. Very common to reward programs out there. So that's kind of the steel thread of the whole thing. Yeah, that's great. I love that. And I love that there's that real world utility of the tokens as well. It's not just something that you kind of sit on for a future maybe time when it might have some value or those sorts of things. It gives them something very valuable. And I like what you mentioned too around like you don't have to have a fancy DSLR camera or drone or, you know, super high quality dash cam. Like you can use things that most people have in their pocket. And, you know, most people will take pictures when they go on, you know, on vacation or a hike or something like that. And just being able to just upload something you're already doing and getting awarded for it is so cool. Very low, you know, barrier to entry, which I think is fascinating. And, you know, I think that so we've talked a little bit about, you know, how decentralization and blockchain plays into this. And, you know, I love to hear about AI as well. But actually, before we get into that, I want to dig into the blockchain piece a bit more. Do you mind sharing a little bit about so what blockchain is actually built on and how does the kind of token where is the token living? Right. So the token was minted on Polygon. And the reason for doing that was, you know, we talked about this, there was no question that we had to be EVM compatible, and we had to be living on Ethereum layer two. The smart contracts that we have are all, you know, functional across, you know, change like Arbitrum, Polygon, any any Ethereum L2, we've kind of been prioritizing Arbitrum and Polygon for now. When you do a redemption on the marketplace, currently the marketplace smart contract executes on on the Polygon side. But again, like I said, that's just a deployment thing. So the tokens were minted on Polygon, you can interact with this either via Arbitrum or Polygon. And those are the two L2s that are currently being used. Very cool. Well, I appreciate you sharing that. It's just so interesting to hear where folks are building. And I think, you know, a lot of folks are building right now on Ethereum layer two is like Polygon and Arbitrum. So that's, that's great. They're doing that. And so blockchain is one component of it. And then of course, is AI, artificial intelligence, there's been so much buzz lately in artificial intelligence around these new language learning models and generative AI, which has just been a fascinating development over the last couple of years. I'd love to hear how AI plays into navigate solution. Absolutely. So you know, the way that and just to back up a little bit, my work at SparkCognition, SparkCognition started back in 2013. It's an industrial AI company. So the solutions that they have, for example, do things like predict failures on oil rigs or generators and wind turbines, you know, very expensive equipment that, obviously, once it fails, costs you a lot of time and money. So being able to take sensor data and derive some insights from that, establish a kind of normal behavior baseline, and then be able to use that to predict whether or not a failure is imminent, and try and predict that failure in advance. This is just one example. And as I mentioned, in order to do that, the last eight years from what I've seen, you need a lot of data. And not only do you need a lot of data, but you also need data that you can consume and process and get certain insights out of. And usually, when you kind of look at the industrial space, you have all of these, you know, massive companies that have had their infrastructure there for such a long time, and you can't be like, hey, let's design a new generator that you use that has all the sensors you have to, you know, you have to do with what you have out there. And you can either add some sensors to it, or it's like, hey, this is the data we have, go and figure it out. With navigate, it kind of turns it turns the thing on its head, right? Because, as I mentioned, we're building a layer of data, or a collection of data sets that have not existed in the past. And so as we build those data sets, for example, you know, I was looking at some imagery from Lahore, which is a city in Pakistan of about 15 million people. And you can go and look at the imagery that you have on like Bing maps. And this is what I was mentioning earlier, I'll send this to you visually, it'll just make a lot more sense. You can look at what you have on Bing maps, versus Google versus, you know, what navigate has captured. And you can literally like the amount of, you know, change from each of those is orders of magnitude. And so in the Bing one, you can barely tell that a few buildings. And in the final one that you look at, you can tell that, you know, three of those buildings have solar panels on them. And each of those solar panels is like a six by six solar panels. And there are six of those can tell how many motorbikes are parked in the roundabout, you can see people who are walking on foot, you can see how many cars are parked, you can even derive, you know, how many of those would be sedans, or SUVs, or vans, or things like that. So that's where the AI component is just like a shoe in, right, you don't, and those are things that, obviously, the industry has been working on for years. And, you know, it used to be very exciting back in 2013, where you're like, Oh, look, I have an object detection, we have object tracking through certain frames, we have, you know, a lot more insights that you can get from visual high definition visual imagery, using artificial intelligence and machine learning models specifically. So combining that and just overlaying something as simple as that just giving you one example on high quality data, which is the thing that we traditionally lack, when we solve AI problems.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Fresh update on "cam" discussed on The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
"Okay. We're not looking for rhetoric. We're actually looking for what you did this weekend, Gary in Tennessee. What did you do this weekend that you wouldn't let the president do? I wrestled in a professional wrestling match. Did you really? Yes. Did you win? Uh, yeah. I really don't think Joe Biden would know wristwatch from a wrist lock. No, I don't think so either. But did you get up on the ropes at any point? No, no, I'm too old for that. Well, then how do you win if you're an old guy? Well, yeah, I've been doing this for about 32 years. You just cheat, I guess. Okay. Did you see the Mickey, what's the actor name who played the old wrestler? Oh, Mickey. Mickey. Yeah. Mickey Rourke. Did you see that movie? Are you putting razor blades between your, your knuckles to get a cut? No, I don't do any of that. All right, Gary. I, but you did wrestle this weekend and you did win. I did yet. How long do you think Joe Biden would last in a wrestling ring? Maybe the bell at the first bell, maybe. I don't know that he would come out for the bell. All right. Thank you friend. By the way, Gary, when you wrestle, do you get paid for that? Yes, not a lot. Does your body hurt all the time? Um, yeah, pretty much now, yeah. Yeah, I was going to say, I mean, you've been doing flops on mats for 30 years. Ouch. Yeah. The next morning, maybe not all the time, but yeah. Well, press on. What, what do you, what name do you wrestle under? I wrestle under The Stallion. The Stallion? Well, The Stallion has a home here. You may be the official wrestler of the UU at show. Thank you, Gary. Mark in Ohio, what did you do this weekend that you wouldn't let the president do? Hang up on the American flag. You know what? I would be afraid. Do you know where, do you have a flag pole holder or did you raise it? Yeah, I actually got the flag pole holder with a set screw and I'm not sure he would be able to know. No, I couldn't do the set screw. Couldn't do the set screw. You're right. Thank you, sir. Spencer in Texas, what would you not let the president do? I attended my grandchild's birthday party. Did you have any jobs? Blowing up balloons. Oh, well, okay. Would you let him handle the balloons? Absolutely not. No. You know, you would let him attend. I think he's probably pretty good sitting on the couch, but you would not put him in, would you let him run any of the children's games that they play games? Yes, they did. They played the Bing bag toss and volleyball, but yeah, I would not let him run any of the games. No, he knows corn pop, but I would not let him run corn pole, corn hole. Thank you, friend. Tom in Pittsburgh, what did you do this weekend? Hey, Hugh, Pittsburgh Steeler Ditto's. Oh, well, you know, I'm sorry about what's going to happen to him. Hey, look, we made applesauce. I peeled apples with a knife. Oh, no, no sharp objects. I can't even imagine what would go on there. No, no, we're not going to let him. No, no sharp object. Tom, how do the apple toss taste? You know, it's great. My grandson loves it. My wife puts a little bit of cinnamon in it and boy, it's good for what else. It'll get all the systems running. You know, I'm telling you that that's a great thing to do with a grandson whittling too. Marty in New Hampshire. Good morning, Marty in the Granite State. What would you what did you do this weekend that you would not let the president do? I went to the Epping Dragway and took my Corvette to try to break 13 in the quarter. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, he's got a Corvette. Would you let him do that? No, I wouldn't run side by side with them, that's for sure. Did you, did you break? Did you, did you make your time? 12, 12, 1291. You know, Dwayne, Dwayne would like to go with you. If, if I, if he comes to New Hampshire, will you take him out there? And he'd never been able to do that. He would like to do that. He did that off me. Believe it or not, unlike you, I actually can drive. So that actually would be something I could actually have fun doing. I'd love to have you got a street cam in it and it runs like a dream. It's a garage queen. I only take it out in good weather, which is about two months you're in New Hampshire. So Marty, walk me through what you have. I actually have, this will surprise the audience. I have no idea how a drag race runs. What do you do in a drag race or where they're, how long the track is or how long, what you've got to do. What do you have to do to run a drag race? So it's 1320, which is a quarter mile. And you got a tree, what they call a Christmas tree, and the lights go down, flash down to a green and you go, I was running alone. I wasn't against somebody else. I was just going for time. And when it hits you green, you get to pop it and hang on for dear life. Try to drive as fast as you can. And try to keep it straight. Well, yeah, because I don't want to turn a beautiful 2003 50th anniversary Corvette into a bunch of, uh, uh, parting out parts for people. Cause I, I've seen people do that, but, uh, I held, I held my mud. I did. Oh, that was a term of art. Yes. Held your mud. Well, yeah, I don't think it's that, um, common. Would you let him change the tires on your Corvette? I wouldn't let him, I wouldn't let him hold the controller for my TV. All right. There you go. Good for you. I'm trying to explain a bit. This explains it all. Let's go to the other coast from Marty in New Hampshire. Let's go to Christopher in California. Christopher, what did you do this weekend that you would not let the president do? I said the homeless. Well, he could do that. I don't think so. He'd get up there and he'll say, uh, are you all homeless? Where did you do it? Were you a downtown mission? No, actually, uh, it's in the city of Whittier. And so my friend might've been there with you. Um, cause he runs a grill there. He would tell all the people I was homeless at one time. That's true. He would hold for it. But when you go just walk us through the tasks, because by the way, I think this is a great service. Tell us what you do in order to participate. Is it a church deal or is it just you? Yes, it's with the church. And so what do you, what do you do? It's an interfaith community where every church provides a meal, uh, during the week. So one will do one church will do the dinner. One church will do the lunch in the day. One church will do breakfast and where the church does the weekend lunch. And so what goes into, or do you organize it or were you just a pair of willing hands? No, I'm one of the organizers. I prepare the meals. Uh, most of the money comes out of our own pocket, out of the volunteers. Would you let the president run that ministry at all? He wouldn't be able to probably sit down with them and start eating. All right, Christopher, thank you for doing that. By the way, there are a lot of people in America who spend their weekends helping people. Christopher is one of them. And I appreciate that. Marcy and Marilyn, what'd you do this weekend that you wouldn't let the president do? I would not have let him drive my school bus. Oh, you drove a school bus. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. No, that's easy. We covered the youth group van, but a school bus, absolutely not. All right, Nicholas and Scranton, what did you do this weekend that you wouldn't let the president do? I was speaking to some people and I certainly wouldn't allow Biden to expound on the virtues of being a patriot towards the greatest nation on God's green earth. Who are you talking to? Our friends. All right, I'm looking for tasks that are mechanical, but thank you, Nicholas. Tom and Williamsport, what did you do this weekend? Good morning, Hugh. Good morning, Tom. I went to a college homecoming.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from Was the Curve Finance Exploit a Failure of DeFi Self-Regulation?
"This is Carpe Consensus. Join hosts Ben Shiller, Danny Nelson, and Cam Thompson as they seize the world of crypto. Hello and welcome to Carpe Consensus. This is a podcast from the CoinDesk Podcast Network and I am Ben Shiller. I'm the features editor here at CoinDesk. And joining me today is Danny Nelson. Hi, Danny Nelson. Hello to Danny Nelson indeed. You are indeed Danny Nelson. Can you confirm that very fact? I think so. I don't know. I haven't gotten my orbs. I'm sorry. I haven't gotten my retina scanned yet by the orb coin people. So who knows if I really am who I say I am. So you just have to take my word for it. That's true. I mean, what would we do with that world coin as to prove our identity? We have no idea who anyone is. If we couldn't prove it, Danny could either be in Binance court or he could be doing some NHL practice. You know, too many Danny Nelson's out there. I abide by the laws of quantum mechanics and I am in all places at once. That slightly higher sounding voice was the voice of Cam Thompson. Do you exist Cam Thompson? I don't know. Could just be a glitch in the crypto simulation. But as far as I know, I am here ready to talk about some crazy crypto news that's happened in the past week. So none of us can prove we exist, but we are here to talk about crypto news and everything that is included in that innocuous sounding phrase. So, Danny, the latest news today is about curve, which is a decentralized finance protocol, and it's in some hot water. Do you want to explain about that? Yes, it is. Now, Curve is one of the, let's just say, big four, big five, blue chip DeFi protocols like Compound and MakerDown, Aave, Uniswap, one of those places where everyone goes to to make their trades on the Ethereum network because they just believe, well, this is built stronger, this is built better. It's not prone to the hacks that we see on the smaller DeFi protocols. Well, over the weekend, that presumption collapsed. A zero day in how the smart contracts of these different pools was set up was exploited and a hacker and or hackers, we're not sure which, got away with maybe 70 million dollars in various cryptocurrencies by draining the pools. Now, how the hack itself happened, that's a little techie, but the most important thing to remember here is that everyone's assumptions of safety fell apart because these pools had one little vulnerability and they were exploitable. So it just is another moment where you have to look at DeFi and think, how are these systems set up? Who am I placing my trust in? Because even if we're trusting that these are trustless systems, which is to say, no one person is controlling them, well, we believe that they're trusted that these parties have vetted the code. And that hasn't been the case here. So some of this hacking was apparently down to MEV, which is a very controversial front running activity on Ethereum. Do you want to explain some of that controversy, Danny? So I'm not entirely, I'm not an expert on MEV, but in this case, there are actually two ways that MEV has worked. Well, for starters, what MEV is is basically, you know what, I am not good enough. I can't even attempt to describe how MEV works. It's monkeying around with the unfinalised transactions in the mempool. With MEV, these bots can understand the transactions that are going to occur, the ones that are in the mempool, and they can execute them before those transactions have occurred. So let's say an attacker is attempting to drain a pool. Well, that it takes a transaction and that transaction is in the mempool before it is executed. So in theory, and in practice here, MEV bots saw that and front ran and withdrew some of the money before the attackers were able to. So some of that money is now just stuck with the MEVs. In some cases, though, some of these people who are running these bots have actually returned some of the money. They realise that their bots possibly did an unintentional public service. And I think there was one account, coffeebabe .eth, that has returned $7 million. So there's an upside and a downside to always getting front run by the bots. Mason. Right. Taking a look out here, I mean, everyone says that DeFi is a feature of finance, but these protocols keep on being hacked. I mean, what is the feature here? Abhay Among many things, if I knew the answer to that, I would not be a journalist. But one outcome of this occurrence, in my opinion, should be that everyone takes a step back and thinks, how are we evaluating these systems? And what do we need to change about that? Because you really can't have a situation where one of the big protocols that everyone trusts is falling victim to what really is a simple hack that should have been stopped. So Danny, as you just mentioned, Curve is one of the more popular, more trusted DeFi protocols out there. And as regulation is coming into the crypto space, eventually it'll get to the DeFi space, but DeFi has kind of stayed away from that. But in this case, how do you think events like this hack within Curve, as well as other malicious attacks on DeFi protocols, how do you think that might play into a future of trying to regulate these kinds of protocols and services? Well, what I think is most important to remember is that this is a failure of self -regulation. These entities, the people running them, because there are people who are more influential in contributing to the Coinbase and executing and adding and whatever it is, the people who have some oversight, they need to be trusted to be doing a good job. And the code needs to be very carefully vetted. And that's not happening here. So I don't think the answer is we need to give this to the SEC or some other federal entity to oversee it. There needs to be, I think, some sort of standard setting in the industry where you have a true team of auditors that not are just some company of people in their basement, but actual professionals people could trust when they look at it and say, this thing is good. And they're not just saying it because you paid them to say it. But when looking at who's going to do that, a lot of times these regulatory agencies will try to take that responsibility upon themselves. Obviously, they might not be able to understand the code or what MEV even is or how so many of these intricacies operate. So who do you think is best fit to kind of establish this standard among DeFi? I don't know. It's a big question. I have no idea, right? I don't know. I assume maybe some comp -sci academics, to be quite honest. Definitely not AI, though. I think some people are saying that AI should be used to audit smart contracts. Sure, maybe if you want to get a first pass take on whether or not your code sucks, maybe ask the AI. But you really need someone to dig in to who knows what they're doing in order to catch these before they become a problem. So Dan Kuhn in an op -ed today was speculating that this hack might lead to some changes in how DeFi is done. One of those would be taking some of the crypto trading off -chain. So apparently the new version of Uniswap, which is a key protocol maker, Uniswap X is using something called best execution, which takes some of the transactions, as I say, off -chain. So would that have helped in this case, Danny? Well, I mean, if trading is happening off -chain, it basically means that the money is in a spot and it doesn't leave that spot, but whoever is the ownership over it changes, basically. I don't know if it would change the outcome here. It depends how that setup is in the first place, right? If the money is, if the crypto is in a vault somewhere, it is not leaving the vault. Well, ultimately at some point it might leave the vault for whatever reason and you still have to make sure that the input output is safe there. So yeah, it probably would protect one attack vector, but I'm not enough of an expert to know for sure whether it would have stopped this specifically. Okay. I think this is a good place to leave this discussion. One step forward, two steps back, as usual. Pretty much as usual. Thank you, Danny, for giving some insight there. I will say though, one final note on this. My favorite meme in all of crypto is the crypto hacks calendar, which without fail every month, we have a different logo that you add to the month to just to demonstrate, oh, well this week Olympus fell, this week whatever fell, this week SushiSwap got hit, Euler got hit. Well, in the month of July, we had three. We had, I don't even remember the first one, but it was big. We had Conic and we had Curve and the others were pretty big, but Curve takes the cake because Curve is, like Uniswap, one of those big, respected, long in the tooth DeFi protocols. So good job crypto, keep it up. You can fill out that bingo card.
Evening News with Art Sanders
Fresh update on "cam" discussed on Evening News with Art Sanders
"September the The Ravensdale community is mourning the loss of a man found dead in a wooded area last week. Come before his Hannah Knowles spoke with the friends and family of Nick Vallison, the man they say was killed last Thursday while out walking his dog. Jesse Turner, a friend of the family, tells me Nick was a family man and a friend to everyone he met. Fantastic human being tragically that was taken from us through a King Sheriff's County Office says the 911 call came in around 730 in the morning near the intersection of 329th Place SE and 327th Way SE. Neighbors say the area has had problems with people illegally dumping. That day we saw a U -Haul truck removed from the area where his body was found. The Sheriff's though Office at this time is not confirming if or how that is connected to the investigation and this is still an active investigation. I talked to the Sheriff's Office they told me they will not be releasing any additional information as this investigation continues going on a on motive or a suspect. Hannah Knowles, Como News. Prince and family of Janavi Khandula gathered to say special prayers for healing yesterday. This comes after the graduate student was fatally hit by a Seattle police officer on his way to a phone call in January. Rather on his way to a police call in January after the release of body cam audio of police a officer appearing to make light of her death, more than 100 people marched to the Seattle Police Officers Guild Saturday demanding justice. Organizers said yesterday's prayers were meant to be a calming message to city leaders and calls for justice. We are here to support January and we are here for the cause. We do not want to create any hard feelings for anybody but we want some kind of justice. People who attended the prayers said that even in her passing she is uniting the community. Car thefts are on the rise in western Washington. Yesterday the Bellevue Police Department gave away steering wheel locks to deter these crimes. Coming for us, Karina Vargas reports. People tell me that they're taking matters into their own hands and going as far as even adding air tags and devices. other tracking One man is looking back at what he says that he wished he could have done different to prevent his car from being stolen. You think, what could have happened? What could we have done? And ironically we did have a club, we just didn't put on it on that time and so unfortunately we did lose the car. Well this is unfortunately something that many people said relate they to. According to Puget Sound Auto Theft Task Force, so far
AP News Radio
Guardians rookie Allen brilliant as Cleveland blanks Orioles 5-0
"Rookie pitcher Logan Allen tossed a career high 7 innings to go along with a career high ten strikeouts as The Guardian shut out the Orioles 5 to nothing. Allen even his record at two and two, cam Gallagher had two hits and two RBI will Brennan had a three for four day with two runs scored Orioles starter Tyler wells through 6 innings of one run ball and suffered the loss. Craig heist Baltimore
AP News Radio
Body-cam footage shows indicted ex-police officers laughing at man who died in their custody
"Authorities in Jackson, Mississippi have released body cam footage that shows several police officers joking. After they repeatedly used a taser on a black man who died in their custody. It begins as a trespassing call at a Jackson Mississippi hotel on New Year's Eve. Can you understand me? Don't put your hand back here. It ends with the death of key muriel. Officers are seen struggling to get both of his hands in handcuffs. And he's zapped repeatedly with a taser. And deprived of medical attention for about an hour. The three officers are charged in his death, but that night they joke about the incident. Strong as an ox. One officer describes this struggle as funny at first, and then says it got annoying. But it was funny, and Mississippi grand juries indicted two of the former police officers on murder counts and another on a manslaughter charge. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Video: Police shoot man after responding to wrong address
"Police in New Mexico have released the body cam video of a deadly response to a domestic violence call, but officers had the wrong address. It happened April 5th in Farmington, New Mexico, where officers are responding to a domestic violence call at night. But they aren't sure if they're at the right house. And they weren't. Finally, a man comes to the door, he has a gun in his hand. High 5 shots fired. 52 year old Robert Dodson is dead and his wife confused, picks up her husband's gun, officers fire at her, but she's not struck. Please don't. Confused, crying and asking for help for her children. The wife is told to come toward the officer slowly, and one of them calls out for handcuffs. The Farmington police chief says they're releasing the video now in an effort to be transparent about what he admits is a dark day for the department and offers condolences to the Dutch and family. Three officers involved are on administrative leave, and there's an investigation into the mix up over the address. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Video shows Louisville police under fire from bank shooter
"Louisville police have been providing more details, including body cam footage from responding officers of Monday's mass shooting at a downtown bank that killed 5 wounded 8 and ended when the gunman was killed in an exchange of fire with those officers. I'm Ben Thomas, with a look at what they're saying. God, don't have an angle. From Louisville, police body cam video. They got him down. I think he's down. You're due after. Deputy chief Paul Humphrey. You can see the tension in that video. You can understand the stress that those officers are going through. Response wasn't perfect, but it was exactly a response we needed to officers were wounded. One struck in the head by a bullet, chief Jackie gwynne biller roel. These officers, unflinchingly answered the call to protect and their duty to serve. They confronted acts of violence, head on and neutralize the threat. The chief says the gunman legally bought the AR-15 he used just a week ago and knew the people he targeted, though she did not offer a motive, all 5 killed were employees of the old national bank. News conference sound from WHS TV. I'm Ben Thomas.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Stories of Heroism Emerge From the Nashville School Shooting
"Stories are emerging of heroism, the headmaster, the woman who was the chief administrator at the school, reportedly ran towards the killer in an effort to try to shave her students lives, the janitor, the custodian Big Mike, he was trying to save kids lives, the body cam video shows the heroism of those officers. We set a record thousands and thousands of people have viewed the body cam video. It's graphic, it's tough to watch because you see the cops take the killer down. She's laying there sprawled sort of backwards because the impact of the gun, the bullets just, I guess, killed her instantly, but that body cam video has been widely viewed by members of our audience. All you have to do is check the keyword body cam. And again, I warn you it is a bit graphic to watch, but it's powerful because it shows the heroism and bravery of those Nashville police officers. It shows what police have to do all the time.
AP News Radio
What we know about the Covenant school shooting in Nashville
"The shooter who killed three children and three adults at a Christian school in Nashville was under a doctor's care for an undisclosed emotional disorder. Nashville police body cam captures the moment they killed Audrey Hale. Chief John Drake says Hale had two assault style weapons and a pistol with more guns found at home. Audrey bought 7 firearms from 5 different local gun stores here, legally. Three 9 year olds and three adults were killed by hail at the covenant school, which the 28 year old once attended. She was under care, doctors care for an emotional disorder. Law enforcement knew nothing about the treatment she was receiving. Audio courtesy V investigators found a manifesto and are looking into motive. I'm Julie Walker
The Dan Bongino Show
Jeff James: A Stronger Perimeter Can Save Lives
"Know we call them the ingress and egress They're not impenetrable But what we did in the secret services you're not setting up an impenetrable fortress I mean Jeff a lot of what you and I use that do incite advances was pipe and drape Literally a drape with no ballistic capabilities whatsoever So you might say well why use it People can shoot through it Well the answer is because if you're inside the pipe and drape I know you shouldn't be there I mean a lot of these things like hardening and entrance just with locks Well they can shoot through the glass Well they may But then they're going to have to shoot through the glass and announce themselves first I mean the point I think you're trying to make is I get these questions a lot from people understandably inexperienced in this space They're not being rude Well you put a wall there You can just get a ladder Yeah but then you got to walk down the street with a ladder which kind of looks strange So if you could expound on that a bit Yeah and the time it takes So we talked about they've been talking about the 14 minutes that took for the police to respond So that she set off an alarm yesterday when she started shooting that gave everybody in that building And when you watch the body cam video you hear the alarms going off Somebody pull an alarm everybody locked down and it prevented further bloodshed But she tripped her own wire by shooting through the door If it would have been a case where she just kind of opened the door and walked in and you had kids in the hall maybe go into the bathroom Imagine the carnage that that would have caused So yeah if you could find a way to cause somebody even 5 extra seconds to get inside your perimeter it's going to give you time to get kids to a safe space or if it's a workplace your employees to a safe space and it's going to save lives
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Lopez comes up big, Bucks edge short-handed Nets 118-113
"Brook Lopez just missed a triple double in guiding the bucks to their 19th victory in 20 games. One 18 one 13 versus the nets. Lopez had a career high 9 blocks to go with 24 points and ten rebounds. The block total is an NBA season high. Bobby portis added a season best 28 points and 13 rebounds to help Milwaukee win without Giannis at ten to kupo. Patty mills scored 23 points and cam Thomas had 21 for the nets, who were without Nick claxton Spencer Dinwiddie cam Johnson, Royce O'Neill and Ben Simmons. I'm Dave ferry.
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Kam Jones scores 23 as No. 6 Marquette edges St. John's
"6 ranked marquette survived a wild finish in a 96 94 win over St. John's. The red storm erased most of the ten point deficit in the final 21 seconds and had a chance to tie, but Omar Stanley missed the second of two free throws with 2.4 seconds left. Cam Jones scored 23 points and the golden eagles 11th win in 12 games. Tyler Cole added 18 points at ten assists to help the big east regular season champs improve to 17 and three in the conference. Dylan a day Wu su scored a career high 25 for St. John's. I'm Dave ferry.
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Mikal Bridges helps Nets rally to stun Celtics, 115-105
"The net storm back from a 28 point deficit to beat the Celtics, one 15 one O 5. Brooklyn trailed 51 23, four and a half minutes into the second quarter before closing the half on a 32 13 run. Mikhail bridges scored 38 points and had ten rebounds in 43 minutes. This defense, you know, we got stops and we just stayed together, just, you know, possession by possession. You can't get all back in one place, so you just kept fighting and just stay together. Cam Johnson finished with 20 points and Dorian Finney Smith added 17. Jalen Brown paced the Celtics with 35 points and Jason Tatum added 22 with 13 rebounds on this 25th birthday. I'm Dave ferry.
CoinDesk Podcast Network
NBA Top Shot NFTs Are Securities, Fed Judge Says
"Okay, we're going to start this section with an important case regarding dapper labs that's the creator of topshop moments, NFT collection, which was a big runaway juggernaut at the center of the NFT boom. It's from a cropper recently with a ruling to say that some of the NFTs that were being sold are in fact securities and could be subject to SEC regulations, cam, this is very much in your ballet wick. Just tell us more about this case and white matters. Yeah, so I think it's really interesting. I have been waiting for a moment in the NFT space where there is some regulatory question and not necessarily clarity because I don't think we have that with this case, but it is a big moment calling these top shot moments securities. I think that a lot of this case came down to obviously the howey test, which determines whether or not an asset is a security or a commodity. And in the case of dapper labs, because they were minted these topshop moments, they were mentioned as NFTs on the flow blockchain, which is a private network, which also has its own private flow marketplace. That was one of the main reasons why these top shot moment NFTs were plausibly securities. Can we just explain the distinction about a private blockchain versus a public blockchain and why that should make a difference in this case? Yes, so essentially take an NFT minted on Ethereum. You know, Ethereum is a public network, anyone can put NFTs on Ethereum anyone can mint an NFT on Ethereum. With flow, it's a little bit different because, you know, it's privately owned and created by dapper labs and a big part of this too is the centralization feature, right? I mean this is a fully centralized marketplace slash blockchain that people can come partner with and put different projects on. Well, I think it's important to bring up two points in this case. One, this is a suit being brought by investors, not by the SEC, which is an important distinction because the SEC hasn't made any allegations itself in regards to dapper yet, and therefore we don't know yet how they feel about NFTs. The second point, I think, important to remember, the investors are upset that they lost money in this investment and they're taking it out on dapper labs by alleging that these are securities. What the judge has done here is say, well, we're going to let this case move forward and see where it goes. And the core argument that the investors are alleging that these NFTs are securities well, at this point in time, we're going to allow that argument to move forward.
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Brunson scores 39, Knicks rout Nets 142-118 for 7th straight
"The Knicks have a 7th game winning streak following a one 42 one 18 collaborating of the nets. Jalen Brunson scored 30 of his 39 points by halftime for the Knicks who made 78% of their shots in a 47 point first quarter. Brunson furnished 16 points on 6 of 6 shooting in the opening period. Quentin Grimes all over 22 points, and Julius Randle added 21 with 8 rebounds and 8 assists. Cam Johnson scored a season high 33 points for the nets who have been blown out in their last two meetings with the Knicks. I'm Dave ferry.
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How Chicago elects a mayor, and why a winner may take weeks
"Chicago was holding an election today for mayor, but it will likely take weeks and a runoff election before a winner is declared. 9 candidates are competing for a chance to be Chicago's next mayor. That includes current mayor Lori Lightfoot seeking her second term to win the office outright a candidate needs to receive more than 50% of the vote. That's unlikely with such a large field, so the race is expected to go to an April 4th runoff between the top two vote getters. The election is officially nonpartisan and has not considered or called a primary, though all the candidates call themselves Democrats. In addition to lightfoot candidates are U.S. rep Jesus Chewy Garcia, former school CEO Paul valles, Cook County commissioner Brandon Johnson, businessman Willie Wilson, state rep cam Buckner, activist Jamal Greene and city council members Sophia king and roderick Sawyer. I'm Julie Walker
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"So we make sure to sell to those places. Oh shit wow so. So yes oh kick is like the upper echelon of both sell. It's pretty organized. Yeah it's pretty organized. We run it so that it stays that way. This is interesting to me. It's as crazy fucking kick. Is this shit. And it's accepted bad when you get those fucking those bad pictures and it's not often and thankfully there's enough of us girls that if we spread that user names name around enough. They wind up getting kicked off the platform by being reported to any times. Were they're trying to sell the shirt. I don't know what they're trying to do. I don't want to know what they're trying to do. They just send it like. Hey you know just inappropriate stuff you know god and yeah. Kicks crazy ran. I'm so fucking did. I can't wait. I'm so excited. Go check it out. Because i thought like only fans. Wow that's fucking. This is a great concept but what about fans was before. I started on kick and i decided not you know but now since cogan could happen only fans has long up like everybody and.
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"A lot of the sellers on kick are in with new girls. I try and allow new girls in my personal groups. Because i think it helps everybody in the long run. But the way you get into a group on kick is by adding buyers so if you don't have any buyers because you're just starting out you can't get into the groups okay. So yeah so. It is an advanced. Move guy a yeah. Yeah so you gotta get your feet wet and then go check it out right suggest buyers to check out kick though shit. I'm gonna check out kick. I'm fucking serious as hell. Yeah i'm gonna put your. Because i'm gonna use your your. What's that was that me on there. You have my tag now gear. Yeah yeah because i'm also gonna use your not linked tree but that other one all my links links was all my links dot com. God damn it. I have all my links dot com slash. Lucy dutch because all of my pages are just lucy slash loops touch yes smart. That's why your vet man keep trying to try to keep all your accounts the same right. Yeah it just makes it easier and also that all my links is great because like you can have all your fucking go check out. I haven't sent out my all my links yet because my menus on there and those prices are kick prices and i don't know that people from other platforms are going to pay those prices so i might have to adjust. We'll see roy but still yeah definitely kicks the place to go to check out now. That's that's like the the high grade shit it's fine. Y'all yeah check this shit out day. I think a lot of people are gonna watch. Check this out on kick. We have vip rooms so you don't get that another platform so that's a chat room. Not you can go into. And there's like twelve or thirteen girls all posting. So you're in one spot with twelve girls you know. It's like a like a chat room. Aol chat shit. Yeah so we offer. We offer vip room with purchases so when you purchase a certain amount of content. You get it for free for twenty four hours and then every girl you buy off of in that. Vip room qualifies you for more time in the room. Oh shit you yeah yeah. It sounds good..
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"You think that would work present. You could get more panels in and they all smell good. You know maybe it would work but it also is dependent like kaz things. Evan wave one month all do really good on selling panties. But then like now. I haven't sold a pair of pants since the beginning kobe. You know so. You can't have them sitting there too long. Either you know so. It would really depend on how quickly you're selling them. I guess work. I don't see and shit so could probably charge extra for to get all kinds of smells going on absolutely that's good. That's good throw the not because you can mix the socks sock smell. Pani sounds that people are just a totally different. Yeah shit you so yeah you haven't sold. Have you not sold them since. Calvin because like you know you're not doing that or like all the time people stop as for it lately. I think the most that i've been getting asked for within the last couple of months is probably sexting and join videos. Joy videos have been pretty heavy lately for me argued for joy videos. Jared goff junction. Oh so like you'll tell me how to jerk off like exactly what to do. Yup dildo right here and walk you through the whole thing. Oh and it's pretty popular. So yeah yeah. Because i seen that tag on chatter be getting. Yeah i always get confused. There's a lot of you know. Abbreviations and acronyms. I guess is the word roy right. What about 'cause i saw it on your menu girlfriend experience you sell is. I like selling those. Because i'm a chatty person i try and get somewhat personal with buyers you know there's a lot of girls that are like here's your video by have a nice day. I want them to keep coming back. So i want to be personable so your girlfriend experiences. Basically exactly what it sounds like by day or three days or a week and you talk to them like if they're your boyfriend you know morning texts good night tax pictures clips and that includes the sexting session also so now does that also include like you know the bad stuff like you know like you know. You didn't pick up your clothes. You asshole watch the fucking dishes or not ways unless unless that's asked of us so yeah because i did have one on the other night though which was would be considered a fetish. Gfc where he wanted me to just be bossy. The whole time and boston around you know. So that's that's absolutely right. Yeah that's very specific but yeah because that whole girlfriend experienced great like you get all the good stuff but you know without the bad stuff right. That's exactly what it is to talk to all day. You know it keeps them company. I think that a lot of guys come. You know a lot of people wonder why guys keep coming to kick and paying kick prices when it's so much cheaper every girls and it's because we give that personalized experience we try to really you know keep conversation going. It's not just a sale like a quick sale. I are mar but right..
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"cam" Discussed on Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
"Honestly i've only gotten one bad review on read it so far like somebody downgraded my post and it was an a youtube group. I was curious that they were gonna let me post one of my videos. Youtube channel lies to see if i could get viewers and it didn't go so well i mean i got told that i looked nasty and that was the wrong kind of subscription and i'm like will i mean thank you. That's definitely okay. But i wasn't aware you can change the beginning like the picture in the inning of the video. And i've just left it. That's that's the worst on ready. Because they fucking expect you to be like you know like you should be fucking professional from day one. And you're you're fucking you know that's probably the only bad encounter has so far in the last two weeks. Everybody else like the group that over the subgroups that i'm in in very very friendly Well no so so probably depends on the groups then right because like if you join the roast meat group they're just gonna talk shit about you and yeah because i know the youtube one's gotta stay away from that. Yeah 'cause they're like you wanna live. You want someone to terry lamb verbally you you got it. They're they're on it..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"No no. I'm not into date rape or ghb or anything. I'm just saying. I know but you know last out. You can't give your consent. That's true but on the other hand like you're making the video you're the one that's passed out so aren't you like consenting you very rare that's true that's true yeah a gray area because i was gonna say all right. Let's fuck a here trying to get a custom video from you Yes i would like you to be passed out on the bed and your husband. Digital's you would that be acceptable. Don't i don't know about that one. Oh shit see we're learning is good. This is good. This is this we learn. Yeah this is this is true. I mean we've had lane. I mean i wake up in the middle of sex sometimes with mike okay. We'll this is happening. And he's not aware of it either. We're both fucking asleep shit. I heard about that thing. Leave fucking i guess. Apparently jan no seriously. I just heard about the i think a few weeks ago. I think i read an article or maybe drafted read an that. that this happens that you know some people like they while they're sleeping they have sex with a partner or whatever and they don't even realize it and it's not rape i mean. Yeah i mean it's it's happened to me before so on more than one occasion. Sorry oh shit you can send it right. Just say i mean what i. When i woke up i was like okay. Yes this is what's happening. Yeah yeah so. It's not reap right exactly. No yeah yeah guys state that you know because we we don't. We don't condone rape now. Although i do have a rape fantasy but it's just there's nothing wrong with that. I don't yeah i guess i guess on onlyfans. You came into that like can you. I don't know. I guess technically that's still consenting considering that i have the fantasy you now but i don't know yeah might fall under the the sleeping who passed out. Rule prayed like even. If you're acting like yeah 'cause i mean shit that's like acting like you know it's like fucking no but yeah that's that's that's normal. I guess right if it's not whatever being within the constraints of norwalk. Well you just got to follow the rules of whatever platform you're on that's all right..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
"cam" Discussed on Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
"Just be fucking like tipping girls for no reason. They're not even doing anything they're just sitting there and shit and like doozer fucking tip. I'm like what the fuck i'm about to do. This sounds like fun. Easy money here like go on like serious though you and your husband go on saturday for maybe an hour and just check out some different girls and just watch like how the guys like tip. And schick a fucking. I'm still flabbergasted by some shit. I see like they'll just be sitting there talking. Everything guys are typically crazy like what the fuck you know but then there's other girls that are you know they're fucking go. Buck wild in shape tip to of course but yeah sometimes. You don't even have to do anything on there. I'm like shit. I'm gonna have to check that out. Yeah that's easy fucking money. Look good and you know. I guess i guess the good thing with that and and onlyfans but like you know like you get those guys that are there into you and you know. They liked conversing with you and shit and like charity. Because it's live you're like you know. Interacting live and shit actually interacting. Yeah yeah and. I've noticed that like people i mean only had the only answered four or five days and it's like people just wanna talk they just wanna fuck and talk to you man. We live in a small fucking town. And everybody's been own my god. Did you messaging my mom. Did you hear about your daughter's side job. What does that mean. What the fuck why they telling your mom right. And they're like did you know about this. Yes you got it you know. And why why do i have to be. Everybody thinks it's just prostitution and you know what even if it was sex work as real fucking work. So it's like our personal out see what's wrong with fucking prostitution anyway like what's wrong with it. Like you have commodity. It happens to be your body who the fuck who came up with this idea that you know like you can't like sell yourself that's a whole that's a whole other conversation that i'm am new. Not in my bad people aren't fuck in i. Don't there's so reserved in there. There's scared of anything that's different. And why changes the only fucking constant life. So why why should you be afraid of anything different. I ain't that the truth. That's why fucking only fan is a great place because like if if there was just like the same type of girl on only fans you know like who would fucking only. That's you don't like what i fucking got to offer. Don't subscribe and they don't like you know like we were saying there's going gonna be those guys that look at you and say oh shit. This is the perfect girl for me. Subscribe and you know and get those custom videos and all that stuff tip tent. Yes you know everything you know. And that's fine to issue their own. Yes you'll be long as you fuck in. You put that effort into getting your shit out there. You'll be fine right. And i think i think i got on. What but you know what i need to. I need to follow me on twitter. Oh you've got twitter semi that link to. Yeah i will. I'll alternate it on my linked tree absolutely absolutely linked trees important man. I didn't i didn't realize how important it is but other girls were telling me like you know linked tree because they then can post it anywhere you know..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"To another episode of cam. Diaries fucking make this intro long. Today we talked to chelsea also known as perfectly plump pussy cat. We had an amazing conversation. But it was fucking awesome. You're going to enjoy this episode. And also she's giving away five free trial subscriptions to her onlyfans so they only five so five you right now wanna head on over there and snatch them up and you can see the good shit and of course links are in description you can just go to the link tree link. Make sure you follow her on instagram. And all that good shit you know supporter show some love. Not too much love now. I think you can show too much love. ray. I mean unless you're a fucking creeper something just don't be a creeper anyway. Enjoy the fucking show.
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"And i condone people who to work hard at being a parent. But it's just it's hard to sit back from the sidelines and just watch people. Just you know not give their kids the same life that they deserve that other kids can get. It's hard yeah it is you know i. You know it's just it is what it is exactly. Know for instance. Like right. Now i have to. I gotta go now because you know got to go take care of the kids. It takes away a lot of your freedom to be prepared for that. That's right that's right all right so thanks so much for doing this. This was great. Hopefully we can do it another time later date. Yeah yeah absolutely definitely man all right. Thanks so much. So that's it. I hope you enjoyed the episode. Make sure you go follow kinky shaft links into description you could find it You know you could find her links on mine. Cam girl diaries with an ass with the z. All that good stuff so she'll probably be permanent co host eventually will will try it out. Let me know what you think in the comments If you have any questions for cam girls leave him in the comments or hit me up on any the social media's that are over here in the sides and shit and we'll hook it up if you have questions for kinky chef definitely. Ask him because she's going to be on the show for should probably be the like. I said she'll probably be the permanent co host because You know. I thought that was a great conversation that was dow was off on. You know got a little sad there though. Got a little sad to say but you know. Hey whatever. It is what it is. We rolling shit. We all learning but yeah so to next week. I think it's going to be every friday. No every thursday every thursday at noon. We'll shoot for.
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"You say that that's a great thing to have people because like you know you can't put like you know you're only fans link a youtube video or facebook. Yeah and they shadow banning for all people that promote on twitter. If you put your instagram link in the actual tweet you get shadow banned. You don't know it's happening but you can't be found. I didn't know that intelligence that twitter support group. And yeah. it's a real thing you you gotta have to you. You're going to have to tweet. And then in the comments put your put. Your gets a little counterproductive in some ways but realistically you don't get you out on band and it'll do well for you. So there's that meant all these all these little things that you gotta you gotta learn it stuff it work. It has work. Yeah it takes a lot to wrap your mind around in the beginning but once you kind of get a feel for it. It makes a lot more sense and they started to click. I'm just starting to get ready now. I had someone kind of tutoring. I wasn't even going to bother with it. I downloaded it. Couldn't understand it asked. Why partners who goes on reddit daily and i'm just like okay. Still make sense. Didn't really use read at all and all of a sudden someone just like. I get a lot of a lot of stuff from read. It and i've heard that before but it's super simple. Give you like three easy pointers. And i'm just like okay. Run with it so read. it has been. I've got a couple of fans from read it now. But i've only been doing it for maybe a week. You know posting once a day on a couple of different sub reddit. But you got to figure out everything. And there's just every little platform is different than a lot of people have trouble with telegram. Which is where you do. Most two drops like the big express shut up for shutouts and telegram was a little tricky for me to figure out but honestly it's worth it like. I can make one hundred fans in one day just doing drops and i know they're annoying for people but that's how we promote each other and it's it's really great tool honestly chit so. That's good that's good. There's lie so there is a lot of help out there. Just got to find it exactly all right. This has been great. But i i. There's one question. I have to get in before we. Ns and thank you for doing. This has been really great. Big is being lightning for a lot of people. But i have to ask. Because i've seen that you know like you're into you know like extreme pain and all that stuff right to be because i'm a little bitch. Oh shit goddamn and you're not the first person to say that by the way but that's okay let's face on me a little bit I wouldn't say so armee sadomasochist which is a sadist masochist. Same time a status to someone who likes to hurt people. I love like consensually hurting people. I i just adore. So there's that and i'm a masochist. Only when i'm super turned on or getting fucked. If someone just tries to her like i do pull dan. Sorry do pull exercise. And i'm climbing the poll in sitting on the pole and it stretch my legs. It really hurts. But unless i am getting some kind of sexual thing with it. I can't shut off the pain. Some people can do that. My girlfriend can do that. She literally when she does her scene. She takes needles. We had last two weekends ago. We just went to a friend's house. It was just a small little gathering and she had thirteen or thirteen needles snuck stuck through our nipples and it was like kay..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"What up cam girl diaries. And i'm gary gaba google. It's the podcast that apparently helps cam. Girls are starting out as we find out today. Today's guest is kinky chef. She has a culinary arts degree and she makes custom videos and stuff so if you want to check her out links or blown description twitter and instagram which will lead you to you know wherever and it was a great conversation. I learned a lot. I seem to learn a lot every time now but Yeah i mean we get into everything but one of the things that i felt like with this podcast. I don't know what you know. What is it to be exactly like what is it. I have no idea. And i think i'd find out for a while but it seems not only. Are we learning about like you. Know the cam girl lifestyle and learning about cam girls and finding girls that we might want to check out you know. See what they do on whatever platform they are on but also to help cam girls like cam girl starting out. We got into a lot of it of how you know how difficult it is like. We don't think how difficult it is to be a cam girl. I mean it's equal to being a youtuber. One hundred percent. Like i everything she was talking about like. I fucking related to so. If you're new cam girl this is the spot to be at. 'cause you'll learn a lot and if you're not a cam girl and you just want to check some cam girls out no this definitely spot because ram be talking to a lot of cam girls so go check it out. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. So he sucky the exhau- good technical difficulties man should have time. You ever make a video or something. Where like something goes wrong. Record audio or something. Every ethnic has some sort of difficulty in. It's ridiculous today. I ran out of storage on my phone. I was recording video. I'm like three minutes in out of like a seven minute video and all of us and it shuts down. And i'm just like oh all right guess. Guess we're not doing this. So i had to spend half hour. Uploading everything on the computer is every time. There's something right sucks man. Nobody thinks about that shit so time consuming. It is man. That's why like. I've been like i've been doing stuff for like years. It's just never ends. It doesn't seem like no matter how much you learn like it's always something acknowledges a bitch but could be worse i guess crew but yeah so all right so first off. Your name is kinky chef. I gotta say that's a great name. Yeah sexy scheffer can chef either way but Yeah so realistically i. I went to culinary school. And i just didn't really know what else to call me besides a freak. So we're just gonna go with kinky chef. Sure that's that's what i'm saying like you need some like you know like a good name. Just you know that that hits it off right away. Yeah for sure so so we do you make you make custom videos. I do a little bit of everything. I do audio video..
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"And they wanted to buy me ma from there so they asked me for my address as i know shit. That's that's a good idea for for like you know sickos there are you. Let me see if i could trigger. Be like oh. Yeah i really want to send you some by really need your address. Could you send it to me. And i'm a little smarter than that. That's good because i happen to me help. Most people on there is smarter than that. I don't know man. It's kind of tough. Sometimes like i'll be in zone and everything i'll get message and you know and i won't think about is like. Oh okay yeah no problem you know. That's bad can't do that. No i don't think i'd ever get my address out no matter her. You know and there's probably a lot of guys they're like you know. It seems to happen with everyone you know like you know you start building a following in everything which takes time but then you know you get those fans that are just like you know. They're they're good fans they'll tip you for no reason all that good stuff you know you be that they might be like. Hey why don't you. Give me your address since i'm so nice. All right us talk. It's a dangerous world you're stepping into. Yeah i'm not worried about it. I'm pretty. I'm pretty self-sufficient so that's good. Oh shit though we saw me. I my ruin everything for you. Like what if like whatever job you're going for an they see your only fans or see a you know a naughty picture and shit right. Could that affect. because i've heard stories. Aren't you worried about that. Cdl commercial driver's license class. A is basically a tracker. And i think they're going to have an issue with right. Oh yeah truckers object. When to checking school they were like wow. We don't see a lot of pretty checkers and here. You got your going to have it bad. You gotta be careful when you go to like you know like the truck stops and schick is all the guide truckers. They're looking for lot lizards and shit like so they see you. They're like god. It's one of us now. I'm going to be delivering propane. So i won't be actually going to track stops out stay local. That's good of it. i could. I could end up badge maybe fifteen years. When i'm getting ready to retire. I want to save a bunch of money. But while arts good truckers fence truckers. But you know. I hear some of could be a little rape but most of them. I that i've met are really actually just really pretty good guys so you know they have families and you know i haven't met any creepers myth that yet you're lucky then man our shit. No it'd be awkward bam ruining everything for you. I apologize but no be awkward. Like you know like you know you're doing your job and everything walk into a place can deliver some shit and they're like you look for mil your your biggest like subscribers That'd be funny. Yeah that wouldn't bother me. I'm worried about the people. I used to work with seeing it. It'll be like our mayor on hard times like i was in house keeping Resident of ladder guys there. But you know. I mean there's a few that'd be funny though i'd love to be there to record it a yeah. She could be bad. But yeah. I guess if you're okay with What's the problem right. Yeah it doesn't really bother me like i said. I don't think i have an issue with like my job goes..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"And that's that's the thing with this girl like like i was saying everyone got different stories but like in different areas like next week delicious. She got some. I wanna give anything. I keep giving. Irene gave away the leader. I guess my fucking i. I didn't soundproof. My fucking studio here faulk. but y- everyone got stories. She's gonna she got some good stories really. Everyone's got good stories. Tom meet a fucking schedule. This shit correctly. You wanna do it on monday. Dawn no no more of these whole. I can't live so tired. Who good this is gonna fucking happen. I don't want this to happen again. Shit so point is if you're still fucking listening. Then you're a fucking shrew hardcore fan of pervert pete. because i'll you know you. You fucking install about perver- p. right so if you are still listening. I'm going to give you the good. No fucking extra with the faulk. I get terminated shit. But yeah if you're still listening you're definitely fucking pervert p fan so definitely appreciate you. Yeah that longtime support fucking means everything you know bad. That's why is you know this ain't the place for it but you know put perver- repeat on hold for 'cause i'm not i. I'm just not into it. But i definitely will definitely be doing something with him. You know once. I get i get this going you know. Get cam girl. Diaries going you know. I'll definitely have that motivation to get back into pete right now. I have no motivation for p. I need that motivation to fucking do. Good shit because i fucking A couple of weeks ago. I record them per repeat stuff. I think it's the first footage that i've said. Now that's that's fucking now in the garbage mother fucker. So yeah it's time to fucking step up my game. An all fucking fronts. You know so. That's what we're going to fucking step it up next week. Devilish so it makes you turn in. Metrology fucking may get every friday at noon. I think at some point is gonna be every thursday at noon. I think i don't know we'll just say friday's at noon for now and yeah so every week have a new fucking while have a new adult entertainer on next week is diva alicia. And hopefully the week. After that it's not me you know because if it is me damn we gotta fucking problem and i'm not going to have no fucking problems. You know what i'm saying. You know what i'm saying. So thanks for listening. Thanks for watching and as always. I'm gary gaba ghoul. And thanks for watching cam girl diaries. If you new subscribe and if you really if you're still listening you're already subscribed because you're hardcore fucking fan of perver- p. and silky sookie see next.
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"Girls here about experiences. Like if you're thinking about becoming ve cam girl you should do the show. Here cam girl diaries. And we'll fucking hook that up. You know just the enemy and we could set up an interview. You know it could be the next guest. What the fuck was i saying. Completely forgot smoked a little. Fuck the smoke a little too much fucking Dube's smoked dube's. Before i did this shouldn't do that. There's no good fuck. What the fuck was i saying. I forget his suck see. That's why i'd rather do an interview. Fucking keep thinking. Share it and you know because i got like i got a bunch of shipped i want fucking say or get out there you know. I have my notes because there was. You know like how. It's difficult schedule guests. This fucking schedules. Don't work you know. Or why started cam girl diaries. I think that's the fucking diatribe i've been on. Why started this. You know but yeah it's educational. I mean that's what you know. That's what it comes down to. It's educational you're gonna learn something if you if you watched the first episode. Did you learn anything. Of course you did learned all kinds of shit you know. That's why i'm excited to fucking do this. You know just gotta fuck in. I gotta get in my mind. Look i gotta do it fucking weekdays because that's really. The only times are available and even on weekdays. It's hard to get like. I can't do it in like it has to be at night and that's usually when they're you know going live. I shooting custom videos and shit. So i've really got a fucking work around their schedule. You know and that's it. I guy work around their schedule. That's what it comes down to. So it's my fucking fall now hopefully one day. you know. that won't be an issue you know like because the bigger this gets the more people gets out to the more you know girls are going to see the value in this like oh i could get you know..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
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"I forget it might have been sixty nine thousand. Yeah i wanna see like sixty eight or sixty nine thousand. Yeah like right at the end or the last time i checked because i couldn't you know being determined child i couldn't check any analytics. No stats no video. I couldn't do anything. The challenge was gone. yeah so it was yeah. It was about sixty. It doesn't matter sixty six nine thousand views a month or whatever and you know to tell them. Hey this is about how many of us get per month is how many views per video i was getting. Oh and that's right because at that time. My channels picking back up. Because i was doing those those or die series because those videos were getting twenty. Thousand views each You know forget what they were the web or anti or die. You know where. I was playing those. You know hen tie games. Yeah because she was going up and shit. So i was like yes shit's going in the right direction and boom terminated. So i had to. You know i had to go back to be like that. Yeah i don't have anything to help you with you. Know so fast forward to now. So like yeah. That was a year ago or whatever so for the past year. I've been you know 'cause prior to that. It was like six months in working at the into making with cam girl diary shit and you know obviously do it on the perfect p channel and it was a whole fucking thing so after that after channel terminated i had to you know figure something out like what am i gonna fucking. Do you know so. Then i did. The you know. Gary gaba i took over and then you know i made the omega p channel You know so You know like he was back but you know with how youtube hs algorithm. Is you know like the number one video on my omega. P challen right now has Was seventy two thousand views. Seventy-three whatever and the title is boobs pussy on omega. That's number one. I think number two is Pussy on omega like like the top thirty. I think i went through this our live. Show the top thirteen. Fuck in tags that people search for the top. Thirteen search for p. for each tallies perver- p sex omega boobs omega tits omega nude like it was like you know like a shit that you should should not be on youtube so you know. I can't do omega tips and pussy and boobs all the time you know. It's just a it's just not feasible but whatever what the fuck was my point. My point is so now here fast forward to now with cam girl. Diaries like i have a little bit of a little bit of a following that. I'm able to point them to tell him..
Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
"cam" Discussed on Cam Girl Diaries Podcast
"And this is cam girl. Diaries episode to and yet today. No no interview right. But you're thinking what does episode two and there's y'all have no interview. What's up with that. Why you can't get no girls to do it. The the problem problem is in getting the girls to do it. Like i got a bunch of that are ready to go. Only problem is scheduling. This is the worst fucking part. I didn't even think about is the scheduling like holy shit. It is tough to get cam girls to You know doing interview on a friday or saturday night because unfortunately for me. That's all really the only time i could do it. But i'm going to have to change my mind set on that because that's just not going to work. I'm going to have to do weekdays. You know like you know because i work and shit like i gotta go out and make money right so doing interviews on the weekdays and that appealing to me. Because you know. I got i got into it and shit you know on friday and saturday nights into shit but you now so i just got to change my shit up because you know like there's got a bunch of girls ready to go just got schedule like i'm interviewing which will be episode three d. volition want to follow delicious via putter. Lincoln description could check out her instagram and shit. Check her out before we even get to her By yeah she's got some really good stories. I can't wait for that. I got a few other girls. I don't know you know episode wise. Like how i'm gonna you know who goes in what order. Whatever but delicious goes i. Because i've been they see that's the thing that's another thing like we talked. I think we set it up last last friday. I think yeah it was about last friday. We we talked and everything and she was all she really excited to do it and I forget what happened. I don't know we we couldn't we couldn't find the same. Yeah that was basically it. We couldn't find the same time to do stuff and so she was like. Let's do it sunday. I didn't fuck and feel good on sundays. i can. You know that was unfortunate so probably got it done sunday but you know i was a bitch you know but then she was like we do it. Tuesday you know. And i like to do shit on the weekdays. You know because i'm a bitch that's what comes down to so that i'm a bitch. 'cause i'm not doing shit on the weekdays but again i have to change that attitude. 'cause you know cam girls gotta make money you know. They're not making money off of this. You know so but you know. It's promoting them and stuff. But i'll get into that about like you know like basically why why this whole cam girls thing right like why kim girl diaries and ship because originally i'll tell you right now because originally it was before my original pervert p channel got deleted you know the channel that got that thing have fucking. Yeah that fucking dead channel fucking terminated but originally before it got terminated. I plan on doing this. Cam girl diaries. Where i interview cam girls or was going to be. It was gonna be me and perver- p like you know sometimes Pete would do the interview. sometimes. I do the interview. It was going to be more of a fun thing. You know. And.