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Tim Cook and the International Crime League.

Tim Cook and the International Crime League, questioning the veracity of an FBI statement

and reading the supply chain anyway, it's Wednesday the 9th of March 2016. I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco

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Allow me please to let you in on how I produce each episode of Mac OS can.

I hit up several news sites thanks to my much beloved RSS reader plus two or three times a day

I do that the last time is just to make sure there's nothing that I would look

silly for not including com score numbers on this device category or that. If they don't come in until late in the day, they can wait till the next day.

I can't keep refreshing my feed and adding new stories because if I did, I'd never finish and actually produce a show.

Side note, when MacoS. Ken started in 2006 it was sometimes difficult to find five stories worth doing. But I digress. I also check

Twitter throughout the day though that's usually not for Apple News. I get enough of

that through my RSS reader. Still some Apple News seeps in through

Twitter. So Monday night after watching a delayed Downton Abbey series finale

spoiler alert it's over. I'm checking Twitter and there's word of the

aluminati meeting to figure out how it can stop Donald Trump. Did I see

aluminati? I meant tech execs. Members of Congress and political power players who dress mostly to the right.

Among the tech types in attendance were Google co-founder Larry Page, Napster creator and Facebook

investor Sean Parker, Tesla Motors and SpaceX founder Elon Musk, and Apple CEO Tim Cook.

I was so blown away by this story, I forgot to bring it to you.

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