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On the Tuesday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex talks about the Department
of Homeland Security's talking surveillance cameras that will be capable of recording street conversations from street light poles.
He also covers the slowly imploding global economy as markets plunge and the European bankster bailout is threatened by the impending
fall of the Greek government. Alex also covers the latest breaking news and takes your calls.
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