Congressional Stock Trading Controversy and Ammunition Vending Machines

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This chapter explores the controversies surrounding members of Congress profiting from insider information on stock trading, including instances related to Nancy Pelosi's stock trades and a new bill proposing significant fines for lawmakers. It also discusses the installation of vending machines selling ammunition in grocery stores, examining the technology, safety measures, and concerns about accessibility of lethal bullets amidst the prevalent gun violence in America. The conversation includes insights on the regulations, technology advancements, and potential risks associated with vending machines selling age-restricted items like ammunition.

Episode 363: Neal and Toby examine the bipartisan bill that would prevent members of Congress from trading on the stock market that often bring up concerns of ethics. Then, some states are allowing vending machines to sell bullets to gun owners. Plus, Three Mile Island, the site of one of the worst nuclear disasters in US history, is gaining interest in opening back up to power AI. Next, Neal shares his favorite numbers on a $150K dog, Drake’s lost bet, and children leaving downtown areas. Lastly, NYC Mayor Eric Adams rolls out the first official trash bin.

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00:00 - 7-Eleven Day

2:30 - Stock trading ban for Congress

6:50 - Vending machines shooting out bullets

11:00 - Three Mile Island revival

14:50 - Kids are leaving cities

17:00 - The $150K dog

19:00 - Drake curse strikes again

21:00 - NYC trash bin

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