Welcome everybody to redacted on this Tuesday. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris.

And on this show we try to connect the dots.

Navigating this crazy clown world together and covering the stories in mainstream media is largely ignoring.

And tonight we're going to be looking at Julian Assange from multiple angles because day one of the Julian Assange extradition hearing has just wrapped up.

The defense has rested their initial

testimony today, their initial arguments. Did they make a compelling case? We're going to go to

the courthouse in London for an update on that. We're also going to be joined by Pulitzer Prize

winning journalist Glenn Greenwald. It's going to be joining us here for his analysis on Julian Assange and where things go from here.

We're also going to talk about European leaders who continue to fail up, even as they fail European citizens.

We're talking about Mark Ruta, who failed as the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, but is going to run NATO.

We're talking about Ursula von der Leyen, who wants a second term. We're going to be joined by Ralph Schollheimer to talk about that. Isn't that nice? You lose every election, and then you get to just more power. You get more power. That's how it works in Washington as well. We're also going to be looking at attacks on civilians this afternoon. We saw multiple civilian attacks in Dynetsk.

Of course, this is Russian territory now.

This is Russia.

And these are Haimar attacks.

Highmar's attacks on civilians at a library.

We're going to bring you a report from there.

This fluoride trial, we really want to draw your attention to that because that has been going on for years it's wrapping up in san francisco today it is an acknowledgment

from the u.s. government that this hurts people we're going to take a look at the actual data

it will blow your mind and make you want to save for a reverse osmosis system.

I'm going to tell you that right now.

All right. So all of that and more as redacted starts right now.

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