Welcome to Redacted on this Monday. I'm Clayton Morris. I'm Natalie Morris. And on this show,

we try to cover the stories the mainstream media ignores. And all we do here is search the truth.

Now, it might make you a little uncomfortable. That's a bit of our tagline. Anytime you are uncomfortable,

that means you're growing as a person. So something we have to remind our kids sometimes, right?

Like, hey, you know,

if everything just was easy and it was all and life was just very, very easy, then you would never

grow. So. Yeah. Most of the stories we cover on this show don't necessarily feed our preconceived

worldview. I find it very uncomfortable. We come here to discuss it anyway, and that is our, that is our

MO, our modus operandi. Welcome to the North American viewers who have changed their clocks over

the weekend. This now is at a time that you are used to. Many of you have already changed or have

not changed. We should be mostly normal.

But what is normal?

And coming up on tonight's show, we've got a lot to talk about. We're going to talk about the latest in Ukraine.

Obviously, attacks happening overnight and early into this morning, continued shelling of the Donbos region.

We're going to talk to a journalist who just got back from Donbos, whose hotel was destroyed,

literally like right in front of his face, targeted, by the way, by clearly a target.

So we're going to talk to him.

We're also going to look at the very latest from the United States, ramping up its nuclear ambitions, putting together its new playbook, and really, really troubling signs about

what the United States is hoping to do with its nuclear arsenal. Plus, we continue to follow the

conflict in Haiti. We have an interview with the opposition leader on this show, on Redacted,

so stay tuned for that. And we're going to talk about

how Google is influencing voters for the midterm election, which happens in a matter of hours.

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