How the World's Most Dangerous Criminal was Caught @aleph-vc

Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

Dream founder and ex-NSO founder Shalev Hulio poses a tough question: when trying to catch the world’s most dangerous criminal, is it ethical to tap the phones of people connected to him - even if they’re a journalist, a lawyer, or an actress?
This clip dives into the moral gray zone of surveillance, national security, and who counts as a “legitimate target.”

Clip taken from the 50th episode of Invested with @michaelaaroneisenberg

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How the Worlds Most Dangerous Criminal was Caught

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