The All Around Ungovernable Podcast
Aug 21, 2026 · 5 hr 5 min · 22 segments
This episode we discuss the flock cameras and invasion of privacy, Fauci takes 5th 111 times in political theater, Trump hiding in catering truck, Kentucky’s new grooming laws, Trump revokes 175000…
All right, let's get into the news.
First story, let's hit these flock cameras.
It's pretty obvious now that the people in this country, which is giving me a little bit of hope, are getting pissed off and people are tearing down flock cameras.
You have cities now ending their contracts with flock safety.
And you are seeing a transformation in this country that some people are willing to push back against data centers and they're pushing back against flock.
That's a good sign because that tells me that people are starting to wake up.
And, you know, as far as waking up, like, we need to wake up at a faster pace, though, because with the flock cameras, they've already put up over 100,000 flock cameras all over the entire country.
Now, granted, out of the 100,000 that they've put up, there's been about 4,000 of them that's been torn down.
But, you know, see, when we have, there's some cities that are canceling their contract with FLOC.
And they're going to Axon, which is the same company that makes the body cams for law enforcement.
Axon is doing the same thing as Flock is doing, except... axon isn't as well known as flock is but the fact that people are waking up thank god because boy do we fucking need it you know and you got when you got when you got a guy who says things like garrett langley which is the founder and ceo of flock when you when you got a guy who's sitting out there and he's saying things that um that humans us people we the people are Are like five year olds, you know, the so putting up the flock cameras like he compared us to children by saying, you know, when a child does something wrong and they get caught by their parent, they they they realize that the parent has all seeing eyes and they can't get away with it.
When you got a guy talking like that, that is not only ignorant, it's also dangerous talk.
So why do we need the cameras, the flock cameras, quote unquote, checking our license plate readers, okay? If they're license plate readers, why are you putting them up in parks? Why are you putting them up in certain neighborhoods and facing them in certain directions toward people's homes? They're not license plate readers.
And like I said, man, the fact that people are waking up and people are starting to tear these things down, city governments are starting to say, no, we don't want this.
All right, let's get into the news.
First story, let's hit these flock cameras.
It's pretty obvious now that the people in this country, which is giving me a little bit of hope, are getting pissed off and people are tearing down flock cameras.
You have cities now ending their contracts with flock safety.
And you are seeing a transformation in this country that some people are willing to push back against data centers and they're pushing back against flock.
That's a good sign because that tells me that people are starting to wake up.
And, you know, as far as waking up, like, we need to wake up at a faster pace, though, because with the flock cameras, they've already put up over 100,000 flock cameras all over the entire country.
Now, granted, out of the 100,000 that they've put up, there's been about 4,000 of them that's been torn down.
But, you know, see, when we have, there's some cities that are canceling their contract with FLOC.
And they're going to Axon, which is the same company that makes the body cams for law enforcement.
Axon is doing the same thing as Flock is doing, except... axon isn't as well known as flock is but the fact that people are waking up thank god because boy do we fucking need it you know and you got when you got when you got a guy who says things like garrett langley which is the founder and ceo of flock when you when you got a guy who's sitting out there and he's saying things that um that humans us people we the people are Are like five year olds, you know, the so putting up the flock cameras like he compared us to children by saying, you know, when a child does something wrong and they get caught by their parent, they they they realize that the parent has all seeing eyes and they can't get away with it.
When you got a guy talking like that, that is not only ignorant, it's also dangerous talk.
So why do we need the cameras, the flock cameras, quote unquote, checking our license plate readers, okay? If they're license plate readers, why are you putting them up in parks? Why are you putting them up in certain neighborhoods and facing them in certain directions toward people's homes? They're not license plate readers.
And like I said, man, the fact that people are waking up and people are starting to tear these things down, city governments are starting to say, no, we don't want this.
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