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Donald Trump has pled not guilty to state charges in Georgia, as have many of his alleged co-conspirators.

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Also, the 2008 campaign celebrity "Joe the Plumber" died this week.

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0:51 Jason intros Josh Browder & DoNotPay
2:48 Starting DoNotPay in college
6:12 How much $ has DoNotPay saved citizens since launching in 2016?
7:46 Josh explains his product roadmap to Jason
15:14 DoNotPay's mission and how Wells Fargo scammed its customers
17:37 Josh takes us through DoNotPay's suite of features starting with the robot lawyer/chatbot
19:57 Josh describes the "Skip Waiting on Hold" feature
23:37 DoNotPay's "Contract Reading AI"
28:31 Benefits of capitalist markets when consumers are treated poorly
30:51 Thoughts on Facebook?
34:05 "Hidden $ Discovery" on DoNotPay
34:47 What is DoNotPay doing for immigration
41:59 Jason asks Josh about his father, Bill Browder life and book, "Red Notice"
48:47 What is the CCPA? How does it relate to DoNotPay?
54:59 Long-term vision of DoNotPay?
56:24 Full audio of Ryan Block's call with Comcast