Black gold…Texas tea; the world’s most fascinating whistleblower; antibody tests and facial recognition tech


America’s oil and gas industry has gone from record highs to new lows amid coronavirus. Ground zero for the crisis is Texas.

Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll talk to Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush. He’ll tell why what happens in Texas regarding their “black gold” and “Texas tea” impacts all of us… and he’ll give us his take on what’s ahead.

We’ll also update the case of the most fascinating whistleblower in the world: Brad Birkenfeld. He’s going after the Justice Department for its actions in 2007 when the agency prosecuted him and (in his view) protected the rich, powerful Americans and a top world bank that he blew the whistle on.

We will have the latest findings on coronavirus antibody testing taking place around the country: How common is the disease among members of the general public who didn’t even know they had it?

And we’ll report on a controversy over facial recognition technology being deployed in public schools.

We never waste your time rehashing the same news you’ve heard all week. Find out where and when to watch on TV or online by clicking this link: How to Watch Full Measure

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2 thoughts on “Black gold…Texas tea; the world’s most fascinating whistleblower; antibody tests and facial recognition tech”

  1. Hi Sharyl,

    Thank you for choosing to talk about important matters and for being a real journalist. I’ll definitely donate whenever I can. Please continue doing the great work!

  2. Richard Sinnott

    Just watched FM and it was a great show!

    The antibody tests will expose the truth to all.

    It is easy to believe DOJ is corrupt. I hope the lawsuits succeed.

    Great show!

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