Topic: Greg Miller

Greg Miller of the Washington Post describes the newspaper's efforts to verify the Steele Dossier, including sending reporters to Prague to investigate claims about Michael Cohen. The hosts criticize the modern state of journalism, arguing that reporters have become "experts in nothing" who merely rewrite Twitter trends. They debate whether podcasters should be considered the new standard for investigative journalism.

Greg Miller, inventor of Neuticles, has built a successful business selling silicone testicular implants for neutered pets. Developed over 20 years ago to help dogs "feel whole" after surgery, the implants range up to $469 a pair and have been used on various animals, including an elephant.

A Washington Post report by Greg Miller claims Vladimir Putin personally directed operations to denigrate Hillary Clinton and assist Donald Trump. The article suggests the Obama administration took extreme secrecy precautions, including shutting off video feeds in the Situation Room, to discuss the intelligence. Critics argue the administration failed to act publicly because they did not want to be seen as interfering in Clinton's expected victory.

The Washington Post reports on the sophisticated media wing of the Islamic State, describing it as a "medieval reality show" with high production values. Journalist Greg Miller details how defectors and professional editors create polished propaganda videos that take months to produce. FBI Director Jim Comey expresses concern that this media output is successfully radicalizing individuals within the United States.