Television legal analyst, criminal defense attorney, and author Mark Shaw joins the show as we mark the November 22, 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy and explore why questions surrounding the case endure more than six decades later. He'll discuss journalist Dorothy Kilgallen’s investigation into the JFK and RFK assassinations, along with new findings from his research into political murders and the disappearance of Amelia Earhart.

In the latter half of the program, investigative journalist and technology commentator Sarah Westall will discuss surveillance pricing, consumer-data tracking, and how companies profit from personal information. She'll also examine AI's economic impact, the race to build data centers, which jobs are most vulnerable to automation, and what happens when AI replaces the entry-level roles that train future experts.