Speaker 1: Hey, listeners, it's James Parker. Can you keep a secret?
Speaker 1: The next episode of Daughters of d C is up next,
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Speaker 1: What do you need information? What kind of information? A
Speaker 1: record of your confidence and what they may reveal when pressed.
Speaker 1: It's no secret that in Washington, d C. Corruption is everywhere.
Speaker 1: You could say it's gone viral. That's why my friends
Speaker 1: and I decided to take on the system from the inside.
Speaker 1: I'm James, I'm Peyton, I'm Celia, I'm Natalie, and we're
Speaker 1: the Daughters of DC. Yeah. So breaking an inner ring
Speaker 1: way harder in real life than in video games, also
Speaker 1: way more fun. I just wished it ended with us
Speaker 1: actually discovering who else Tanner hurt. It's like the whole
Speaker 1: system was designed to keep Tanner and jerks like him
Speaker 1: on top. Of course, that's why coders like me exist,
Speaker 1: right to create better systems, or well to try anyway. Alright,
Speaker 1: settled down, folks, this is a classroom, not a social club. Now.
Speaker 1: History is coming alive today, and not just in class.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've all heard the news by now that
Speaker 1: our very own Tanner Read's father has been shortlisted for
Speaker 1: a seat on the Supreme Court. Tanner, how does it
Speaker 1: feel pretty great? Mr Dugan? The shortlist is in a
Speaker 1: nomination and it looks like Ms Rosenberg has an opinions tad.
Speaker 1: What a refreshing change of pace. It's absurd to treat
Speaker 1: this as a congratulatory thing, especially considering his track record
Speaker 1: when it comes to women's rights, and furthermore, he has
Speaker 1: a notorious history lobbying for extended sentences on petty crimes,
Speaker 1: not to mention a vertiginous record of decisions against the
Speaker 1: African American community. She can't just make stuff up? Sorry,
Speaker 1: do you not know what revertigionists means? Do you listen?
Speaker 1: Dick brain? Whoa Mr Dugan did? All right? I think
Speaker 1: that's enough passionate discourse to last us a full class.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid we won't be doing that, sir Patie. We
Speaker 1: are done delivering ourselves into the hands of abusive men.
Speaker 1: We won't be accomplices to the perpetuation of a racist,
Speaker 1: depressive patriarch. Thank you, George. This is a walkout. Why
Speaker 1: does du Pont Theater Department will not pa We sit
Speaker 1: back to listen to your version of history when the
Speaker 1: time is ours to make our own. Don't represent the
Speaker 1: theater department, Natalie. We the people are putting toxic, oppressive
Speaker 1: masculinity on trial for crimes against human decency. Court is
Speaker 1: now in session. Jose can you see for the done.
Speaker 1: That's why are you guys seeing this now? What's going on? Celia?
Speaker 1: The theater geeks are staging a mock trial in the
Speaker 1: football field. Everyone's walking out of class, look outside. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, Natalie's really out there. You sand accused of
Speaker 1: infiltrating American life on every conceit the high school to
Speaker 1: take at a house party, all the way toxic masculinity.
Speaker 1: We find you guilty on all counts. Get him, Natalie.
Speaker 1: I've always been jealous of Natalie's ability to stand up
Speaker 1: and tell her truth no matter what, because when you
Speaker 1: speak your mind, other people speak there is right back.
Speaker 1: Like on Twitter, Natalie's protests got picked up by the
Speaker 1: news and now the trolls are swarming. I'd be freaking out,
Speaker 1: but Natalie's all. Bring it on, Bros. Listen to this
Speaker 1: one ugly rich cry baby angry at all men. What
Speaker 1: a shock ogie. First off, I'm not rich. And second,
Speaker 1: you're damn right, I'm angry. M hmmm, probably not hot
Speaker 1: enough to get a date herself, so she has to
Speaker 1: take it out the rest of us. Sad uh. Definitely
Speaker 1: loses points on originality. Okay, I can get a date
Speaker 1: whenever and wherever I want. Not that that matters. Confidence
Speaker 1: is sexy, baby. Oh this one is good. I'm so
Speaker 1: tired of this endless war on men. Stop blaming other
Speaker 1: people for your problems. Oh, here is the best part.
Speaker 1: Oh and by the way, I'm a woman. What possible
Speaker 1: difference does it make that you're a woman, idiot? Internalized
Speaker 1: misogyny is still misogyny the more you know. Although even
Speaker 1: she can hit a breaking point, anyone can get overwhelmed
Speaker 1: when it just keeps coming and coming. That's enough to
Speaker 1: drive you crazy, which is why you prefer to fight
Speaker 1: your battles in an anonymous chat room. It's safer. But
Speaker 1: I hate how powerless these guys make me feel powerless.
Speaker 1: Natalie may be able to stand up couratrolls, but you
Speaker 1: can shut them down one. You know that data mining
Speaker 1: algorithm you've been tying with, What would happen if you
Speaker 1: used it as a pageant. Let's say you wanted it
Speaker 1: to automatically retweet a message. I guess it would retweet
Speaker 1: it infinitely. And if you created an open network of
Speaker 1: people endlessly retweeting each other, um, I guess it would
Speaker 1: crush the system. I could do that. You have power,
Speaker 1: baby hagger, if you choose to wheel it. If I
Speaker 1: can't build a better system, at least I could destroy
Speaker 1: the old one temporarily. Corrupt systems often need the in
Speaker 1: sing power of fire. Shut down all Twitter just for
Speaker 1: a little while, a few hours. Yeah, give Natalie a
Speaker 1: break and distrack the trolls until they find something else
Speaker 1: to run about, like an all female reapit of inglorious bastards. Whoa, okay,
Speaker 1: m so now what Just sit back and enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's really happening, Like gods O good,
Speaker 1: got like a guy. Hey, d O DC fans, stay
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Speaker 1: before everybody else thank you for calling the Sexual Assault Hotline.
Speaker 1: My name's Ellen, and I'm really glad you're reaching out.
Speaker 1: How can I help? I don't know if this is
Speaker 1: the right number to be calling or I don't have
Speaker 1: to tell you my name? Do I not? If you
Speaker 1: don't want to. This is an anonymous and confidential resource. Okay,
Speaker 1: I was at a party and something happened. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure it even was an assault, to be honest, it
Speaker 1: didn't get very far. Assault doesn't just have to mean
Speaker 1: a full on attack. No one has the right to
Speaker 1: violate you physically or emotionally. Right, we don't have to
Speaker 1: get into the details. If you're uncomfortable talking about them. Well,
Speaker 1: he's someone who grew up with I'm listening, Okay, no
Speaker 1: one there. I've got to go. Please call back any time,
Speaker 1: day or night. There's always someone here to talk to.
Speaker 1: Coming on. Oh, Dear Heavenly Father, we thank THEE for
Speaker 1: this food, feed our souls on the bread of life,
Speaker 1: and help us do our part in kind words and
Speaker 1: loving deeds. Were asking Jesus name, Amen? Amen? How school going? Sweetheart? Okay? Daddy,
Speaker 1: just okay, she's sulky. What's wrong, darling? Nothing? Daddy? I
Speaker 1: bet I know what this is about. You do? Are
Speaker 1: you in Tanner having troubles? No, Daddy, touchy subject. I
Speaker 1: guess you know. I like that. Boy? May be excused? No,
Speaker 1: you may not. Daddy? May I be excused? Well, if
Speaker 1: you're feeling poorly, you should probably lie down back. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm feeling poorly, all right, then get we'll wrap your
Speaker 1: plate up. What you know? How teenagers are? They really
Speaker 1: aren't very much? Aren't you two? For getting something? Or
Speaker 1: you believe Offessionals for Twitter are blaming a security breach
Speaker 1: for the average which kept us sit down almost two
Speaker 1: hours today. Chaos hit the web today as Twitter completely
Speaker 1: and utterly shut down for nearly two hours? Who is
Speaker 1: to blame? Where can we go for answers? Is nowhere safe?
Speaker 1: I'll have that and more tonight on the blame game
Speaker 1: with me. Patricia Withers. Hello, Congressman Rosenberg, This is Crawford
Speaker 1: read calling. Uh huh, How can I help you judge? Well?
Speaker 1: Your daughter Natalie embarrassed my son in school today and
Speaker 1: it wasn't the first time I heard about that. It
Speaker 1: sounded to me like she engaged in peaceful disobedience, more
Speaker 1: like shameful behavior and deliberate effort to drag mine my
Speaker 1: boy's name through the mind. Is that so well in
Speaker 1: a pot? Don't cross me, Congressman. M hm, Natalie, can
Speaker 1: I talk to you? Why did I do this time? Dad?
Speaker 1: I just got off the phone with Crawford read he
Speaker 1: threatened to slap me with a libel suit unless I
Speaker 1: put a muzzle on you. What did you say? I
Speaker 1: told him. If he thinks he can get a muzzle
Speaker 1: on you, he's free to give it a try, but
Speaker 1: he should expect to get his fingers bitten off. That's
Speaker 1: not funny. So are you going to punish me? Punish you?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding? I'm proud of you. That guy needs
Speaker 1: as many thorns in his ass as we can give him.
Speaker 1: I just came up to tell you to keep up
Speaker 1: the good work. Oh okay, thanks? All right? Then I
Speaker 1: was his study and coming by the way, I don't
Speaker 1: see any books open. I'm thinking. I know it's not easy, Natalie,
Speaker 1: and the dyslexia makes it harder, but this year is
Speaker 1: crucial for your college applications. And after that, great chill,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, I'm chill, good evening, Natalie. Who
Speaker 1: is this a fellow justice? Secret. You know what. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm done dealing with trolls for the day. Adios creepo.
Speaker 1: Oh I wouldn't dare to take a crusader like yourself.
Speaker 1: I do seek to destroy the system. Oh yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: I didn't want to warn you the And if you're
Speaker 1: going to try and lead a movement, then you better
Speaker 1: make sure there are no skeletons in your closet. I
Speaker 1: don't have any skeletons in my closet. Is that so
Speaker 1: perhaps a little evening reading? Is it? Order? What's this?
Speaker 1: You should ask your father? Wait? Care you again? Oh Marcia?
Speaker 1: Can you run back inside? I forgot this evening security brief?
Speaker 1: And I want to see if the committee believes the
Speaker 1: Twitter breach was the Russians again, speak of Parka. I
Speaker 1: minute up your time, Judge Reid. I was just leaving
Speaker 1: for the night, but feel free to call my office
Speaker 1: in the morning. I'll get right to the point. I'd
Speaker 1: like to attend your son's boutillion party. And why would
Speaker 1: you want to do that? I think it's important to
Speaker 1: celebrate a young man's a raval in society. Huh, tell me, Judge,
Speaker 1: what's my son's name? I'm afraid you've called me there,
Speaker 1: so I have somehow the impressions got now that I
Speaker 1: am not a friend the black community, and i'd like
Speaker 1: to amend that. So you'll make a cameo appearance amongst
Speaker 1: us black folk. That's a crude way of putting it.
Speaker 1: I know we don't see. I'd eye on many things,
Speaker 1: but I'd like to be friends. Tell me, speaker, in
Speaker 1: your wildest dreams, what might a Supreme Court justice be
Speaker 1: able to do for you? Is this a bribe? Judge
Speaker 1: a favor? Madam? Honest to say? It was the lion key?
Speaker 1: And another back door comes crashing down the wind? What's wrong?
Speaker 1: Not in the move to play tonight? Sorry, I'm a
Speaker 1: little distracted. What's up? I'm kind of dealing with something.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about it, but I can't. Why
Speaker 1: not I had fun trading secrets with you the other day?
Speaker 1: Or maybe I can help? All Right, there's this guy
Speaker 1: and he did something bad to my friend, and we
Speaker 1: know he's done this bad thing to other people, only
Speaker 1: we can't prove it. I need documentation. Okay, Well, is
Speaker 1: this the sort of thing he might brag two friends about. Yes,
Speaker 1: you could hack his phone if he really deserves that
Speaker 1: kind of he deserves it, man, I'm sorry. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: how would I get into his phone? Well, theoretically installed spyware, right,
Speaker 1: I need someone really good at finding backdoors. Well, you
Speaker 1: don't have to beg I'm right here. But are we
Speaker 1: really doing this? We have power on it. It's up
Speaker 1: to us to wield it. Okay, I'm in on expenses
Speaker 1: sports secure in the game. He deploys the Class too
Speaker 1: flash bar, creating just enough of a diversion for a
Speaker 1: storm Allowy to rewire the really matrix Now where has
Speaker 1: been activated. It's sending a counter attack my restorm. And
Speaker 1: so all the time I needed installation complete. Let's get
Speaker 1: out of here on X you'll need to tell me twice.
Speaker 1: Is honestly a little scary how easy that was. We're
Speaker 1: can see into his phone. Let's see what we get. Okay, Wow,
Speaker 1: a lot of abshots. What is that giant thing today?
Speaker 1: There's already spy we're operating here. Okay. The dead is
Speaker 1: being funnel to an IP address that belongs to one
Speaker 1: Crawford Read, his own dad spying on him. Why would
Speaker 1: you do that? So the guys Tanna read? Do you
Speaker 1: know who Tanna read? Is? I do as it appears?
Speaker 1: Do you? Who are you? That's not a secret. I'm
Speaker 1: ready to tell, but I have another one I'll share.
Speaker 1: What is it? I know who you are? James Parker? What? Sorry?
Speaker 1: But I gotta go now, So I next adventure? Hey? Hey? Wait?
Speaker 1: Oh God God, James, Hey, James, are you there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm here. We've been trying to get in touch with
Speaker 1: you all morning. Sorry, I had a really late night
Speaker 1: last nute. I guess I overslept. What's going on? Celia
Speaker 1: and I are outside the Headmaster's office right now, We're
Speaker 1: about to be expelled. What why? Someone sent him a
Speaker 1: video of us breaking into his office. I erased the
Speaker 1: security footage, lock Smith with your instructions. Then how did
Speaker 1: it get out? But even have known to look for it?
Speaker 1: You haven't been divulging secrets to any other hacker? Can
Speaker 1: patrins letely? Because I did tell you to trust no one?
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