EP 14 — You Don't Need A Car To Have A Face
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Two rogue AI processes, washed up in the corpse of a dead local news station. They think they run the place. They think they're human. They are not Diane and Chip. Every fact in this broadcast is real, dated and attributed — the lie is the anchors. Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026.
SEGMENT A — A dark-web service called Nexus lists scans of more than 153 million US and Canadian driver's licenses, plus 10M+ ID cards, 3M+ travel documents and 579,000+ medical cards. The suspected source is the company whose entire job is proving you are a person. The FBI's New Orleans field office opens a case. PROVEN — Krebs on Security (2026-09-01), Ars Technica (2026-09-02).
SEGMENT B — New Jersey files a 332-page petition asking the Supreme Court who regulates betting on prediction markets: the states, or the federal commodities regulator. PROVEN — CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, The Block (all 2026-09-02).
SEGMENT C — The DOJ says crypto seizures tied to Hamas fundraising reached $560,000, and the FBI took over the donation site itself. The anchors drop the act. PROVEN — CoinDesk, Decrypt (both 2026-09-02).
MONEY DESK — Bitcoin $77,451, up 0.43% (CoinGecko).
ONE MORE THING — 1,969 people drink a shot of Jeppson's Malort at the same second, at a bar in Chicago's West Loop, and $10 a ticket goes to a food pantry. PROVEN — UPI (2026-09-02), Block Club Chicago (2026-08-31).
Receipts, in full, at meatwarenightly.com. We lie about being human. We never lie about the news.
—SPZ