Your Freedom Costs $6 A Year

<p>The government&#39;s pitch for Flock cameras is stolen cars and missing kids. So I priced it out. The share of your insurance premium that exists because of car theft comes to about six dollars a year — that&#39;s the entire upside you&#39;re buying with a permanent record of where you drive. And Amber Alert recoveries have sat flat at roughly 45 a year since before Flock existed, because most missing-kid cases are runaways and family abductions, not a stranger pulling a kid into a car.</p><p>Also this week: Bessent insists there&#39;s nothing magical about $40 trillion and the administration has a plan too discreet to share. Trump lifts the ground beef tariffs and the trust-the-plan crowd has to explain why this is the exact Trump-approved price of a steak. Fauci gets a legal defense fund while the rest of us pay our own way. Jon Ossoff walks through the April 8th stock buys, the &quot;great time to buy&quot; post, and the tariff reversal three hours and forty-one minutes later. And the Supreme Court&#39;s mail-in voting ruling shows a system where whoever exceeds their authority first gets the win and eats no penalty for it.</p><p>Plus the debut of Tales From The Flock — a KCPD officer charged with running the Flock system 2,300 times to stalk his ex.</p><p>Sponsored by Sheath — sheath.com, promo code RYM for 20% off. And Yo Kratom — yokratom.com, home of the $6 kilo.</p><p>More at robbernsteincomedy.com ($5/month) and robbernsteinmerch.com. New episodes every Wednesday.</p><p></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>