Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host Dan Bongino.

This Pegasus story did not take off yesterday as expected.

Why? What is Pegasus? Why does it matter?

The story's devastating. Pegasus appears to be a program designed to hack your phones, your microphone, your camera,

watching you imagine that in your bedroom with your camera, activating the microphone, reading your emails, reading your text, reading even your encrypted signal traffic.

So the fact that this story broke in the Guardian and nobody's talking about it is quite disturbing.

And I think I have the reason why today. Why is the Pegasus story not spreading?

As always, what do we do?

I actually wrote a book about it.

Right there, totally unintended. Follow the money.

Beers to be one of those follow the money cases.

Hey, you have the right to privacy, by the way, defend it. Get a VPN.

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Defend your right to privacy. Welcome to Dan Bongino show. Let's get right to it.

I've got that also the endless fear campaign continues with the coronavirus.

You're all going to die. You get it all the time. Endless fear all the time. I'm tired of it.

The world is a really complicated place. Okay. It's full of threats.

There's threats everywhere. There's threats of crime, threats of an air traffic accident, threat of a car accident.

There's threat of disease. There's threat of hunger, starvation, waterborne illnesses, insectborne illnesses.

Everybody needs to man up and say, listen, this thing we're going to have to live with it.

It sucks. Yes, it can be dangerous to some people. Thankfully to large groups of people, it's very risk manageable.

And we're going to have to move on. Is that going to happen anytime soon?

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