'BradCast' 8/23/2016 (Princeton's Andrew Appel on stolen NSA hacking tools and concerns about manipulated e-voting systems)
b"Today on The BradCast, hacking tools from the NSA make their way to the black market, raising the question of whether the National Security Agency should inform corporations of vulnerabilities found in their systems, rather than use them for their own cyber-offensive purposes. All of that comes as concerns about hackable voting systems and manipulated results continue to grow as we near Election Day. Princeton University computer scientist Andrew Appel, one of the first to publicly hack an e-voting system, joins us to discuss all of the above. Also today: Obama visits flood disaster sites in Louisiana, Trump continues his voter suppression dog whistles, and Desi Doyen joins us for the latest 'Green News Report' with, among other things, a heart-wrenching tale about Alaskan natives forced to move as the Arctic continues to melt away..."