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

And on this show, we try to cover the stories. The corporate media largely ignores,

berries or suppresses. And we've got a lot of stories tonight in the show that we are going to

dive deep into that the mainstream media is ignoring. We're going to talk about what Ukraine said

over the past 24 hours about the war, which is, number one,

hey, no more media is allowed to cover the front lines of this war. Media blackout, again,

doubling down. So journalists who wanted to maybe go to the front lines, if they were sort of

pro-Ukrainian outlets like the BBC and CNN and all that stuff, sorry, you're not,

you're off limits now. You're not allowed to go. What are they hiding? Also, they're saying World War III has officially begun, and the amount of soldiers now in Ukraine has dwindled down where they're now needing to recruit women. Forget men. Ukraine needs women to fight this war. Okay. You still support that? Think twice about it.

Plus a new bill in California.

Oh.

Good question.

Yes, exactly.

If we're not familiar with that point, we covered a few weeks ago here on the show how, yes,

women prostitutes are basically being handed out and given to the men in hospitals. If're injured, like that's a service they provide. That's the Ukrainian military service.

I also wonder if they get maternity leave. We need to send in Norma Ray, right? All of that.

Okay. Also, a new bill in California would fine employers if they dare to say that they are going to

confront shoplifters. In fact, most of the rules around what happens if you are a victim of shoplifting are redacted, are gone, are being taken away in California because they just can't handle it.

They're basically throwing their arms up.

I'm going to show you the edits to this bill, and it's unbelievable.

Also, we're going to deep dive the child trafficking concentration camps that are in the United

States.

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