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Alex discusses his thoughts on the film Primetime, which dramatizes the real-life To Catch a Predator stings and explores the tension between journalism, entertainment, justice, and ratings. He also examines Donald Trump’s reliance on AI and his approach to regulation, concerns surrounding suspected Iranian activity in Europe, and the death of a Russian laboratory worker potentially linked to a plague research facility. Alex closes by discussing the dangers of misinformation and the need for greater international transparency around biological threats.
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