Ep 53 | Automotive Expert Reveals How Flock Safety Cameras Are Invading Your Privacy
Stu and Dave Do AmericaShow Notes
Stu Burguiere and Dave Landau react to the rising concern for Flock Safety cameras across the country. Do we still have time to protect our privacy, or are we too far gone? Lauren Fix, automotive expert and co-host of “The Drive with Lauren and Karl,” joins the guys to discuss how far Flock Safety has gone. Then, Journey’s Jonathan Cain is tired of hearing Bruce Springsteen complain about problems in the USA.
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