Hey everybody, welcome into redacted on this Wednesday. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris.

And on this show we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores. We're also trying to connect the dots in this crazy clown world together.

We've got a lot of stories to get to on your Wednesday. We're going to look at the day two of the Julian Assange appeals hearing.

The prosecution has just rested their case. Now we're

waiting basically an answer from the judge. We're going to go to the courthouse and get

you an update on what transpired today. What is the prosecution's argument? We're going

to look at that in mere moments.

Plus who killed Alexei Navalny? We have a political analyst and author Gilbert Docterot makes the case that the

UK did it. He published this earlier this week and I got to say it's compelling, so we're

going to ask him himself. Also another attack on civilian infrastructure inside Dignetsk in Russia.

This is Russian territory, of course, who voted to become part of Russia.

And this was a NATO-backed attack earlier today striking a hospital in Danyetsk.

We are going to go there as well. Plus, we're going to look at Justin Trudeau.

And why were COVID funds to the tunes of tens of millions of dollars being funneled to some of Trudeau's friends?

Ah, we're going to be able to You know, And welcome. We are live on this Wednesday. Good to see all of you.

Andrew B. in our chat says it was MI6 that killed Navalny.

Yeah, wait until you hear this. The British killed Navalny.

And a lot of people saying Zebra, Zebra Straffin TV says British killed Navalny? It makes sense. Yeah, you're going to hear how, yeah, it's pretty much spot on exactly how this happened coming up in mere moments. Let us know where you're joining us from around the world. We'd love to see you. We're streaming live right now on YouTube and on Rumble. And, of course, this is a very, very important day.

We're waiting to find out exactly what this judge is going to do now.

And the connections that this judge has, of course, to MI6 is also pretty startling in the Julian Assange case.

Which is so interesting because the first judge was compromised had removed herself from.

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