Donald Trump’s 2018 budget proposal is garbage. It wants to cut all sorts of important programs that help average people. It prefers to spend more money on weapons, as well as allocating a crazy amount of funds to build a ridiculous border wall. Redacted correspondent John F. O’Donnell joins host Lee Camp at the desk to discuss all the...
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In this episode of Redacted Tonight VIP, host Lee Camp interviews the one and only Abby Martin. Abby is a brilliant, cutting-edge investigative journalist and host of the Empire Files. She’s constantly speaking truth to power and calling out the US war machine and the failings of the corporate mainstream media. Lee and Abby discuss all of this, as well as the apartheid state that is Israel-Palestine. This is an interview not to be missed. In the second half of VIP, Lee discusses how the systems that rely on our ignorance are now trying to come up with ways...
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When it comes to where the US spends its money, it’s clear that our military is in first place, while stopping world hunger comes in dead last, just behind giving public school teachers a good wage. But with recent U.N. reports stating that they need over $4 billion to prevent a famine of millions in a matter of months, our country has an opportunity to open up its purse strings and strengthen its sense of security. Lee Camp reveals how we could end world hunger and more in the latest Redacted...
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The numbers show even more Americans will be left without health care under the Trumpcare proposal than those left behind in Obamacare. These latest stats only remind us how woefully the U.S. is behind other developed nations when it comes to universal health care. Lee Camp covers this and more in the latest Redacted...
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In weather reports you’ll rarely ever hear a meteorologist mention climate change. Scientists are now calling our weather men and women irresponsible for ignoring these links because of recent developments in weather attribution. Climate change science has made leaps in progress over the past decade, despite the poor public awareness. Scientists can use observational data, models, and simulations that weren’t previously available to find a link between weather events and greenhouse gases soon after they happen. Will this change the debate on climate change? Correspondent Naomi Karavani weighs in on the new developments in...
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