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

So glad to have you here. We've got a jam-pack show for you on this Tuesday. A lot to get to what is happening in Ukraine of the last 48 hours and number of missile strikes have been occurring. And the Western media is saying that Ukraine is not ready for this spring slash summer offensive. So what in the world is actually going on? We're going to

unpack that in just a moment. We are also going to talk about the increasing censorship of

presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And what we think that means for not only his

candidacy and the next election, but social media and independent media in general.

We think the writing's on the wall and it's maybe not an awesome prediction that we have,

but how can we still communicate in ways that are meaningful to us?

We're going to talk about that.

We're also going to talk about this bud light stuff.

Holy smokes.

I mean, you know, it's not even just about Bud Light itself. It's about

how has this boycott taken hold? And what does this mean for businesses that decide to go down

this rabbit hole of wokeism? It's even beyond wokeism. So we're going to have a discussion about

it's not really about wokeness. It's about stakeholder capitalism. And we're going to talk about that in general because both sides like to advocate for boycotts when it suits their narrative.

We should want nobody to do that.

But let's talk about what mistakes were made and what we should sort of learn from this.

All of that and more as redacted and come work for me. I'm offering you 20 times whatever amount you make on your own show. Thank you, Bill Gates. Thank you, Bill Gates. I really appreciate that. I'll just take some of your farmland. How about that? That'll be the payment. I did see someone in the chat a few minutes ago in the open before we started the show saying I love Redacted but it's a little too slowly paced for me and I said okay you know what we're gonna change up the show format from now on so now we'll just talk like this welcome into Redacted everyone it's gonna be your news you can use we're gonna blast through a whole bunch of news segments for you in two minutes. So you won't have any time to comprehend it.

There won't be any nuance at all. It'll just be fast-paced news like you get on your morning shows on cable news. How about that? Excellent. Like it reminds me of the micro machines commercials for the 80s. Do you guys remember that? Micro machines. Yeah, with the super fast. Micromachines, yeah. Super fast talking, doda, da, da, da, da, da, flashy.

No, but it is, you bring up a good, yeah. Super fast talking, da, da, da, da, da, da, flashy.

No, but it is, you bring up a good point, which, you know, when we launched this show, we wanted to be able to have 10, 12-minute segments in interviews where we can dive in more to complex topics and have nuance to it because I used to work in cable news. I worked on Fox and Friends. I did a morning show for four hours, and each of our segments was three minutes long.

We would have a senator on or I would, I would

literally have an interview with like Donald Trump. And we would get like three minutes and then

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