Welcome everyone to another episode of The Damage Report.

I'm John Ederola, big three guest show twice in one week, three guests.

We've got awesome guests coming in though to talk about education, to talk about the heartbeat

bills.

I don't like that name, but that's what they refer to that are sweeping through Southern

States.

We're going to be talking about Pete Buttigieg and really interesting case that he could

have had positive impact on while he was mayor and did not.

We're going to have a reporter joining us to talk about that.

We're going to be closing out the show with Harriet Tubman and Steve Manuchin.

Two names you don't often hear in the same sentence and Steve Manuchin would like to

keep it that way.

And lots of great stuff that we're going to get to, but we've got a massive story that

we've got to talk about right off the bat and so I'm just going to jump right into it.

If you are watching a screen and you hear facial recognition, it's likely that you're

watching something like Black Mirror and not the news.

Even though facial recognition technology is incredibly important and in terms of

a right, scary in a couple of different ways.

Now you might think, okay, facial recognition, I know that like, you know, your camera can

identify you on Instagram, they can see your face or whatever, but how important could

this possibly be?

Well, it's actually spreading all over the place.

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