In a recent video on "Invisible Phones", I scared the beginners because the explanation of that solution was more advanced. But it is only one of 3 possible options. Today we will reframe this into levels of solutions for hiding your phone number and the base solution requires no tech skills. When you start from the base level, you are already reaping the privacy benefits of de-linking your phone number to your identity. Each additional level raises the bar to even more flexibility and privacy, all the way to Level 3, which was the Invisible Phone video.
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Check out the new Rob Braxman tech channel - Tech Deep Dive
Rob Braxman started a new channel to focus on more tech heavy content. Let me tell you the story and see if this interests you. If it does, then please subscribe to the new channel at @robbraxmandeeptechdive.
New U.S. airport rules starting August 2026
New TSA rules are causing major problems for travelers moving through airports. Oppressive rules are making it almost impossible for people to travel by air.
Senate committee holds Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress
A GOP-led Senate committee has voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress following his refusal to answer questions during a hearing, where he invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times. This formal contempt charge is being referred to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution, escalating the scrutiny surrounding Fauci's handling of the pandemic. Dr. Steve Turley reports.
Catherine Austin Fitts says stablecoins are more terrifying than CBDCs
Catherine Austin Fitts, Publisher of The Solari Report, about why the fight over CBDCs may be a distraction from a bigger threat: stablecoins, digital tokens and programmable money. Fitts warns that while CBDCs are often presented as the ultimate tool of financial control, the U.S. may be moving toward a public-private model that she says could be “much more terrifying” because of reduced accountability.
Presidents promise peace yet deliver war
Donald Trump, running for office, said, “No more wars.” Joe Biden said, “It’s time to end the forever war.” Both got us involved in foreign wars. So did presidents before them. Every president since Clinton attacked another country. That's why Matt Taibbi writes, "We are doomed and our leaders are insane." Despite promises on the campaign trail, "not one of our presidents can resist starting wars.” Obama was elected after he promised to roll back the War on Terror. He was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize after only 8 months in office.
Spain faces a surge of foreign invaders from Morocco
The PBD Podcast panel breaks down the growing debate over foreign invaders from Morocco into Spain, the pressure on border security, and why this issue has become one of Europe's most controversial political topics. As thousands of people continue attempting to reach Spanish territory, questions about immigration policy, national security, humanitarian concerns and the future of Europe are fueling heated discussions.
Politician reads AI stage directions as official speech
A Progressive Conservative MLA and former Speaker of the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly accidentally reads ChatGPT’s stage directions out loud during an official speech. No pause, no correction, no one stops him. This isn’t a glitch, it’s a stark look at the outsourcing of political thought to AI. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth explains why when elected officials treat chatbot output (including the instructions) as official record, the future of representation looks a lot darker.
Is this the end of American sovereignty?
The Founding Fathers, particularly George Washington, are rolling over in their graves. After the House passes NDAA with Section 219 that integrates elements of the U.S. and Israeli militaries. Never in the history of our country has something like this happened. We had Congressman Thomas Massey (Kent.) on the show just a short time ago, and he told us that they never had a debate on this particular issue. Clayton Morris reports.
The mall is scanning your plate and owes you $2,500
A Kalifornia appeals court just ruled that any private business scanning your license plate without a posted privacy policy may owe every scanned person at least $2,500 - and within weeks, class action lawsuits hit one of America's largest mall operators, a 10-million-square-foot office campus, and the camera company itself.




















