Topic: Body Cam

In March 2020, Andrew Gillum was found inebriated in a Miami Beach hotel room where another man, Travis Dyson, was treated for a drug overdose. Police discovered baggies of suspected crystal meth, yet no charges were filed at the time. The discussion focuses on the "fourth person" allegedly in the room and the fact that police body cam footage was blurred or silenced for "privacy reasons," suggesting a high-level cover-up.

The 1967 armed patrols by the Black Panthers in Oakland are compared to modern citizen journalism. While the Panthers used rifles to deter police brutality, the hosts argue that today's most powerful tool is the smartphone camera, though they warn about the media's ability to manipulate short video clips.