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This week's episode of Found features Courtne Smith, founder of NewNew, a social app where people pay to vote on your decisions. The platform takes the concept of social polling to the next level, essentially allowing everyone to monetize their choices by turning them into a kind of social stock market where others can purchase shares to accumulate more or less decision power based on what they're willing to spend. Courtne's path to NewNew was immediately preceded by the creation of Surprize, a social trivia and prize-giving app that leveraged crowdsourcing to pick and award i...

G gets someone killed. we have to watch out, putting lots of spin on the ball. my question is where did trump get this idea? he woke up one day and decided to delegate this decision power to barr? >> no, barr proved himself as being -- that's why he's the president's personal investigation and dni is not the ultimate decision maker. dan cote has the expertise. bill barr does not. >> you wanted to say? >> i wanted to say, i lean towards what ryan is saying about, you know, as a journalist wanting to know more rather than less information. my question is -- this goes to what you just said. why i...

Legislative action. steve: and do you think there's any prospect of doing something really radical? one of the things that we talk about a lot on the show is one of the reasons that you have this, this vast swamp and there's so much lobbying and corruption that goes on is just because the federal government does so much. congress does so much. and we're very excited about the prospect of transferring some of that power to the states and to local government. do you think there's any chance of that happening? is that something that you can see the administration turning to in the years ahead? >>...

In the shock me, senator, but it is the latest example of money falling into the wrong hands, the prison inmate thing, the dead folks getting medicare checks and i know people who support these programs say these are the exceptions but the more we spend the bigger the exceptions. what is really going on? >>guest: what is really going on we dent have a system in the federal contracting procedures that would cause us to not give contracts to people who are tax cheats. is it better than what it used to be? of course. but we actually had someone tell us today, you do not want for fire someone who ...