Topic: Shreds

The "In Search Of" (ISO) segment features various clips of Joe Biden and others. An NPR report on an artificial wave machine in Waco, Texas, is highlighted for its use of slang like "dope" and "shreds," which the hosts find incongruous with the network's usual style.

Attorney Sidney Powell discusses her ongoing legal efforts to secure voting machines in Georgia for forensic audit. She claims to have evidence of "shaving" and "flipping" votes and mentions receiving bags of shredded ballots from concerned citizens. Powell describes her team as a "ragtag team of misfit toys" fighting a coordinated fraudulent mechanism.

A famous Banksy painting, "Girl with Balloon," self-shredded immediately after being sold for over $1 million at a Sotheby's auction. Banksy released a video claiming he built a shredder into the frame years ago in case it was ever auctioned. Skepticism is expressed regarding the battery life and technical feasibility of a device sitting dormant for years.

The UK Environment Secretary's push to "rehabilitate" genetically modified crops is discussed as a way to put the UK at the forefront of an agricultural revolution. In a separate news item from Australia, police admit to shredding documents related to their involvement with a Catholic Church body investigating sex abuse, which the former Director of Public Prosecutions describes as "destroying evidence."

A producer with inside information reports on "warring factions" within US intelligence agencies regarding drone programs. The source claims that expensive servers are sometimes shredded simply because software won't run on them, illustrating government waste. Curry describes the physical process of industrial hard drive shredding used to destroy data.