All right, Jill, have you ever searched your name or address in Google? I have, Moche, and it feels a little invasive. It's shocking to find out how many results you have for your personal information. And it's not by chance. There are data brokers, people search sites, a variety of places who are collecting your personal information, your name, your address, your phone number, your financial information, income, hundreds of other records, some inaccurate, some accurate, they sell it and they share it publicly without your consent. It's one of the reasons we've partnered with Incogni, that is, I-N-C-C-O-G-N-I. You sign up with Incogni, and they hunt down all these sites and get your info removed from these places that expose your private information. Now, this is something you could do individually, website by website. But honestly, Jill, there are dozens of these, and then you're going to continue to update it.

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or use it for the day 50% off hey everybody it is wednesday october 8th you're listening to the

mo news podcast i'm moshu no new and this is the place where we bring you just the facts and we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Another solo edition for you today. Jill is off again today and she'll be back tomorrow. I mentioned yesterday I was in South Bend, Indiana and Elkhard, Indiana working on a partnership with Amazon. We'll have more details for you on that later this week. Though I should mention, it's also Amazon Prime Big Deals Day for another day here. So check out your favorite items or things that have been in your cart for a while because they might be on sale today. All right, with all that said, let's get started with today's headlines. There's a lot to get to, especially out of Washington, where Attorney General Pam Bondi faced heated questioning back and forth yesterday on Capitol Hill with a number of senators over

Justice Department policies, over Jeffrey Epstein, over the James Comey indictment, over the White

House politicizing the Justice Department, the National Guard deployments. We'll try to get to

all the headlines from that testimony. We'll also have an update for you on Texas National

Guard troops arriving in Chicago yesterday. Meanwhile, today marks day eight of the

U.S. government shutdown. No end in sight right now. President Trump yesterday suggesting that some

federal workers might not receive back pay once this all ends. That might violate a law that he signed. Several years ago,

we'll explain. Explosive text messages are rocking the Virginia Attorney General's race. It's one of the

few races we're watching in 2025. The Democrat in the state apologizing after his text messages

surfaced suggesting violence against a Republican, will he be forced to drop out? The Supreme Court back in session appearing ready to strike down Colorado's ban on gay conversion therapy.

It was framed as a free speech issue yesterday.

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