Three Felonies A Day
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1 episodeMost Replayed Moment: Ex-CIA Reveals What Spies Know About Human Nature
The ex-CIA guest cites the book to support a point about surveillance and over-criminalization in the United States. He describes the author as a Harvard law professor and summarises the book's central argument: that the average American, going about normal daily life, unknowingly commits three felonies a day due to excessive regulation, meaning authorities can always find something to charge someone with if they choose to target them.
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