20-SEP-25 THE RUNDOWN https://unitednetwork.earth/programs/run124-audiogram-194299?category_id=197310 This week on The Rundown, we’ve got field messengers checking in from Cameroon, the United States, Spain, Romania, Japan, Nigeria, Mexico, and Australia. “Surveillance pricing.” Companies are using your personal data to decide how much you pay—sometimes more than the person next to you. We’ll explain how lawmakers are fighting back, and what small tricks can protect your wallet. Then—big changes at Europe’s borders. Starting in October, travelers will face facial scans, fingerprinting, and new authorizations just to enter. Will it make borders smoother—or turn into another layer of surveillance? In Indonesia, rewriting history has become a battleground. The government’s “official” history project faces pushback from a new generation demanding truth over propaganda. And in our Global Intelligence Agency report: what if I told you—you’re not human? We’ll unpack the difference between “homo sapiens” and “human,” and how it ties into the deep state.