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Torrey Pines High School, Student Views on Surveillance
A student newspaper from Torrey Pines High School in San Diego features quotes from children aged 9 to 12 regarding the DOJ's seizure of AP records. The students largely support the government's actions, citing national security as more important than press freedom, which the hosts call "the future of slaves."
In response to a listener question, Dvorak describes his use of a Kyocera 620 receiver, which he considers one of the finest ever made. He also mentions owning a crank-style gramophone for playing 78 RPM records, specifically referencing a 1920s comedy act called The Black Crows.
Gold prices reached a record high of $1,088.50 per ounce after the Indian central bank purchased 200 metric tons from the IMF. The hosts discuss the merits of physical gold ownership, with Dvorak suggesting it may be time to sell while Curry remains bullish. An anecdote about a Russian dental assistant admiring gold inlays provides a humorous aside to the financial discussion.
