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Shane Smith is digging through the newly released UAP files ahead of his interview with "The Age of Disclosure" director @Dan_Farah

Want to see what he’s looking at? Explore the same files in our @Acrobat PDF Space: https://t.co/usuICvlnYm

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President Trump has repeatedly criticized mail-in voting. But who actually uses it?

Nevada Secretary of State @CiscoForNevada explains why mail ballots are popular in some of the state’s reddest, most rural counties.

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The Supreme Court just blocked the Trump administration’s push to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterms.

Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar joins @shanesmith30 to break down what happened.

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“What’s really bad is fires that are happening in North America send soot to Greenland…soot turns black…black ice attracts more heat…” @shanesmith30 told @Elex_Michaelson

“It’s melting as fast as it can possibly melt,” Smith said.

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Countries are racing to develop autonomous weapons.

Are we asking the right questions?

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What happens when AI starts to conspire against us?

Aza Raskin sat down with @shanesmith30 in June to discuss how there’s already evidence of it happening.

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“In the age of AI, progress will depend more on what we say no to than what we say yes to.”

According to Aza Raskin, even leaders at the center of the AI industry are acknowledging the need for restraint.

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“Democrats aren’t going to automatically just become popular because the Republicans aren’t.”

Watch the full conversation with @adammocklerr on the latest Shane Smith Has Questions.

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Watch @adammocklerr in the latest episode of Shane Smith Has Questions:
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Adam Mockler and Shane Smith discuss the financial incentives behind American wars, and how decades of intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq left behind consequences that military force couldn’t solve.

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Syrian Morning Show hosts couldn't answer Issy's questions on the Assad government.

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Crypto investigator Ben McKenzie breaks down the “grift shift”—crypto’s hustlers rebranding as AI companies. He warns about the damage that the shift to AI could bring.

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Filmmaker Ben McKenzie set out to document crypto’s characters, and caught one of its biggest frauds unfolding in real time. The man behind the company, Celsius, now sits in jail.

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Inside Iran, hours before a U.S. naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz takes effect. Peace talks with Iran collapsed, and the fallout plays out on the ground.

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Ben McKenzie, who interviewed Sam Bankman-Fried for his crypto documentary, argues that the system is rigged by insiders—the people issuing the coins and running the exchanges.

Full episode on YouTube.

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China’s neighboring nations reject the claim that the South China Sea is a Chinese sovereign territory. An expert makes his case using a map from the 1700s.

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Crypto investigator Ben McKenzie analyzes the role celebrities played in selling crypto at the beginning of the decade. He discusses NFT promotion and celebrity crypto commercials.

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President Trump makes $600 million from his Trump crypto coin, while nearly one million people lose money. Ben McKenzie, an actor turned cryptocurrency critic, discusses the lack of investigation into the Trump Coin.

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Online crime network, “The Com,” has been classified as a tier-one terrorist threat, alongside groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Made by Proton, Data Wars discusses the first major global criminal network formed on social media.

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A group of hackers have targeted major tech companies, stealing data and demanding ransom payments. Made by Proton, Data Wars discusses the decision to not pay the ransom.