4 chapters across the catalog
Producer Credits, US Postal Service and Xenophobia
The hosts credit a long list of individual donors and defend the US Postal Service as a vital, constitutional institution. A brief tangent occurs regarding the word "gyp" and its perceived xenophobic origins, leading to a joke about the song "Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves."
The text messages between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page are scrutinized for their lack of romantic emojis, such as hearts or "sexts," despite being characterized as "lovebirds." The commentary suggests the romantic narrative may have been used to mask a more conspiratorial political context.
FBI Text Message Emojis and Loretta Lynch Tarmac Meeting
The investigation into FBI text messages revealed that emojis are stored as Unicode, suggesting that full context of communications between officials like Peter Strzok and Lisa Page remains partially obscured. New claims suggest the FBI may have leaked Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s flight plan to Bill Clinton to facilitate their controversial 2016 tarmac meeting in Phoenix. This coordination challenges the previous narrative that the encounter was a mere coincidence.
Apple is working on a fix for a messaging bug that causes iPhones to crash and restart when they receive a specific string of Arabic characters. The glitch is tied to how the iOS notification system handles Unicode. Users with notifications turned off appear to be unaffected by the "malware-like" string.
