The AI Revolution, America’s Surveillance State & The UN’s Latest Push

Now, some big news.

Florida has blocked flock.

This is a significant win.

We can thank Governor Ron DeSantis for this.

One of the many things he's done.

Now, a lot of people are saying, oh, flocks totally banned from Florida.

Well, not quite.

That's not fully true.

case, but we're getting closer.

The Florida Department of Transportation, FDOT, has issued an order prohibiting the use of flock cameras on state roads.

So this is going to affect the whole state of Florida.

All of these cameras were shut off on September 1st.

They're going to be removed within 30 days by local law enforcement.

If they're not, FDOT's going to step in.

And this has been encouraging because a lot of counties now have followed suit.

Miami-Dade County, most significantly the biggest county in the state of Florida, nearly 3 million residents, has stopped using flock at the county level as a result of this move from the governor and fdot really encouraging folks now they're still going to be in some city areas if a city in the state of florida has flock cameras and they want to keep doing it private property of course can still have some but the state and counties are really following this is very encouraging the governor who has been outspoken about this said quote I'm all about having law enforcement have the tools to hold criminals accountable, but I don't want to have this become a surveillance state, end quote.

And he is so, so right.

So big win.

Of course, Florida is the third largest state in the union.

It's the petri dish for the rest of GOP politics across the nation.

Stay the course, Florida, and stay the course other Republican states.

Look at this example and consider it in your own area.

Another big story coming out of Congress, Democrats vote down an amendment that would lock the Supreme Court at nine justices.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has been touting this possibility for a long time.

Of course, it's a little performative.

Now, some big news.

Florida has blocked flock.

This is a significant win.

We can thank Governor Ron DeSantis for this.

One of the many things he's done.

Now, a lot of people are saying, oh, flocks totally banned from Florida.

Well, not quite.

That's not fully true.

case, but we're getting closer.

The Florida Department of Transportation, FDOT, has issued an order prohibiting the use of flock cameras on state roads.

So this is going to affect the whole state of Florida.

All of these cameras were shut off on September 1st.

They're going to be removed within 30 days by local law enforcement.

If they're not, FDOT's going to step in.

And this has been encouraging because a lot of counties now have followed suit.

Miami-Dade County, most significantly the biggest county in the state of Florida, nearly 3 million residents, has stopped using flock at the county level as a result of this move from the governor and fdot really encouraging folks now they're still going to be in some city areas if a city in the state of florida has flock cameras and they want to keep doing it private property of course can still have some but the state and counties are really following this is very encouraging the governor who has been outspoken about this said quote I'm all about having law enforcement have the tools to hold criminals accountable, but I don't want to have this become a surveillance state, end quote.

And he is so, so right.

So big win.

Of course, Florida is the third largest state in the union.

It's the petri dish for the rest of GOP politics across the nation.

Stay the course, Florida, and stay the course other Republican states.

Look at this example and consider it in your own area.

Another big story coming out of Congress, Democrats vote down an amendment that would lock the Supreme Court at nine justices.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has been touting this possibility for a long time.

Of course, it's a little performative.