Part 3 is here at last and Conor is now a married man! We talk about his Costa Rican wedding and sketchy expats, like John McAfee, in central America. From there we shift to the story of Edward Snowden and permanent government records of private citizens via bulk collection surveillance.

In this episode's middle portion we talk about the history of what landed the US at the threshold of war with Iran. We also talk about the American-Israeli love affair and historical roots of anti-Semitism.

The episode closes with the stories that make political candidates compelling, the particular danger of sexual violence for trans women and how 2020's election may just rhyme with the now infamous 1968 Democratic National Convention.