Is the CIA Funding Animal Super-Weapons?! | Guests: Sage Steele & Amie Parnes | 4/8/25
Scientists have brought back the dire wolf after thousands of years of extinction. Ignoring the obvious warnings that "Jurassic Park" gave about resurrecting extinct animals, Glenn has a different concern: Why is the CIA one of the investors in this technology?! Glenn goes through a couple of terrifying possibilities of dire wolves being brought back. Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss the CIA investing in companies to bring back extinct animals for warfare and the dangers of AI being heavily involved in this process. Glenn and Stu warn of AI’s memory limitations as Pat Gray warns society is quickly becoming the movie "Wall-E." Glenn outlines how America’s education went from being the best to an embarrassment. There’s a method to President Trump’s madness, and Glenn explains why Trump is disrupting the system. Former ESPN announcer Sage Steele, who took on Disney and won, joins to discuss the major win former "Mandalorian" actress Gina Carano had in her wrongful termination lawsuit against Disney. Amie Parnes, co-author of "Fight: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House," joins to share the never-before-told stories on Biden’s decision not to run for re-election and Kamala’s historic loss. Glenn and Stu further discuss Amie’s book and what it exposes about Biden’s presidency.
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