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Sep 23, 2026
Jan JekielekHOST
And not just fentanyl.
Jan JekielekHOST
I was just reading a great report in the City Journal from Chris Ruffo about a county in California where basically entire subdivisions are growing operations.
Jan JekielekHOST
And you basically...
Jan JekielekHOST
You wander there even as a sheriff at your own risk.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Some people view them as helpful means of cracking down on crime, but others say that they are yet another infringement on privacy and an affront to the Constitution.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Here with more on that conversation are Ravi Suave, senior editor at Reason and host of Rising on Hill TV, and Sam Rouse, contributor to City Journal.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Gentlemen, great to have you both.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Sam, I want to start with you because you've got a new piece up this week titled The Libertarian Case for Flock.
LomezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Claremont Review of Books would have given you a much better understanding of the world.
LomezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Frankly, City Journal, you know, like all of these places on the right.
LomezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And actually, I have to say, like this piece includes Heather MacDonald.
LomezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And, Chris, here's something I want to present to you, okay? We love Heather.
Liz WheelerHOST
We have him with us today.
Liz WheelerHOST
He's an investigative analyst at City Journal, which is a publication of the Manhattan Institute.
Liz WheelerHOST
Your favorite and mine, Stu Smith.
Liz WheelerHOST
Stu, welcome to the show.
40 MINS LATER
Liz WheelerHOST
Stu Smith, where can people find you online? Your reporting is so good.
Stu SmithGUEST
So I'm very active on Twitter at the Stu Stu Studio.
Stu SmithGUEST
And I'm writing in City Journal almost weekly.
Stu SmithGUEST
So you can read me there as well.
Bill MaherHOST
Here they are.
Bill MaherHOST
He is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, contributing editor of City Journal and author of America's Culture Revolution.
Bill MaherHOST
Christopher Ruffo is over here.
Bill MaherHOST
Chris, how you doing? And she is co-host of The Five on Fox News and of the Raging Moderates podcast, whose new book is called I Disagree, Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends.
Alex MarlowHOST
semi-retarded.
Alex MarlowHOST
So your latest couple articles in the City Journal touch on where I wanted to go next with the conversation.
Alex MarlowHOST
The data center debate, which we talked about a lot the last time we were on the show, this is another one where I feel like the opposition has largely – come from these tech ai guys who have not sold this well to the public i think if they came in and they were making it clear that's not just rate payer protection plan which i think just passed in the congress are trying to get get that through but it's got to be more than that you come in and you guarantee the community that this is going to be a value add to you and we're going to solve the noise problem then i think people be cool with it and that they didn't figure that out and they built 40 000 of these things before they figured out how to message it
Judge GlockGUEST
yeah and yeah it's it's very oh go ahead
11 MINS LATER
Alex MarlowHOST
I appreciate all the time and the thoughtfulness on this super essential topic.
Alex MarlowHOST
And I know you'll check back in with me for time to time, and I'm grateful for that in advance.
Alex MarlowHOST
Check out all he does at City Journal.
Alex MarlowHOST
Where else can I plug your stuff?
Jonathan KeepermanHOST
Claremont Review of Books would have given you a much better understanding of the world.
Jonathan KeepermanHOST
Frankly, City Journal, you know, like all of these places on the right.
Jonathan KeepermanHOST
And actually, I have to say, like, this piece includes Heather MacDonald.
Jonathan KeepermanHOST
And Chris, here's something I wanna present to you, okay? We love Heather.
Megan McArdleHOST
So are flock cameras quietly creating a nationwide system for tracking Americans? Or are we dismantling a very useful public safety tool because of unfounded fear? And can we protect ourselves from abuse without giving up the benefits? To get into all this, I'm joined by Charles Payne-Lehman.
Megan McArdleHOST
He's a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a senior editor at City Journal.
Megan McArdleHOST
He writes about crime, policing, and public disorder, and I can think of no one better to help us understand what these cameras actually see, whether they reduce crime, how they've been abused, and what rules might allow us to use them without putting everyone under constant surveillance.
Megan McArdleHOST
Well, Charles, welcome to the show.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
He's an investigative journalist.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
Um, city journal, which I really like, uh, our good friend, Ilya Shapiro, our constitutional scholar who joins us occasionally.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
Um, he is, um, he's also part of city journal, which is, uh, uh, contributes, uh, has a lot of heavy contribution from the Manhattan Institute.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
Well, in California, it's a Siskiyou County.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
It's one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
This is according to Mr. Rufo's piece in the city journal.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
It sits against the towering backdrop of Mount Shasta, surrounded by more than a million acres of farmland and forest.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
But in recent years, Chinese nationals, including some associated with the Chinese Communist Party, run massive illegal marijuana operations just beneath Mount Shasta.
Joe GettyHOST
So now we're up to $30 million in billing, and every expert who they talked to...
Joe GettyHOST
This is a long and really good article in City Journal.
Joe GettyHOST
I think it may be the great Chris Rufo.
Joe GettyHOST
Is it? Yeah, it's Chris Rufo and, uh, Madeleine Rowley doing some great journalism.
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