In this conversation, investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill shares his insights on the dramatic fall of Assad in Syria, exploring its implications for the region and the chaotic power vacuum left behind. He discusses the disturbing shift in leadership and the potential risks of renewed conflict. The talk also dives into the bizarre discovery of a CEO killer backpack filled with Monopoly money, and comedian Bill Burr’s fiery rant against corporate greed. Lastly, they touch upon the alarming spread of bird flu in dairy herds, raising concerns about public health in the wake of recent pandemics.