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Cornell Update: Jane Doe’s Sworn Statement, What the DA Saw, New Texts, Title IX Findings, and More | Oct 17, 2026 | Unbiased Politics with Jordan Berman | Runtime 55 min.
This episode is a full update on the Cornell University Jane Doe case and the allegations involving members of the Chi Phi fraternity.
We start with the six-page sworn statement Jane Doe gave Cornell investigators — the statement that was ultimately sent to the Tompkins County District Attorney before prosecutors declined to bring criminal charges. We walk through what Jane Doe said happened that night, what the DA actually reviewed, and why prosecutors originally concluded the evidence did not establish lack of consent under New York criminal law.
Then, we go through the newly released text-message exchanges between Jane Doe, Matthew Ingalls and Jonathan Newell in the days and weeks after the alleged assault, including the messages ...
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Court Rules Automakers CAN Record and Intercept Your TEXT Messages!| Oct 8, 2026 | Car Coach Reports | Runtime 18 min.
Car companies are reading your text messages. We explain the reality of data collection in modern vehicles.
Did you know your vehicle might be storing your private conversations?
Recent court rulings have confirmed that connected car systems can legally capture and store your text messages and call logs directly from your paired phone. This means your personal history is being logged without much recourse for the average driver, as the courts have dismissed challenges against these practices.
We are also tracking how federal regulators are responding to these invasive methods. The FTC has taken action against major manufacturers like General Motors and OnStar for sharing driver data without explicit consent. ...
