Do it live.

Welcome everybody to Redacted. Welcome to The Rebellion. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris.

And on this show we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores. We also are vehemently

anti-war. So if you are anti-war, welcome to the largest anti-war network community on YouTube and Rumble. Nice to see all of you.

We've got a jam-pack show for you on this Tuesday. We're going to be looking at the economy.

There's a couple of really troubling signs that are unfolding economically. A number of analysts

calling attention to some very eerily similar things to what we saw in 2008, right before the Lehman

Brothers collapse. But this is a lot different than the subprime mortgage mess. It looks a lot different,

and we're going to dive into why the recession may already be in full swing for low and middle

income people right now, and not just

in the United States, but around the world and a lot of Western nations.

So we're going to go through the data, really, really troubling signs that we're going to get

to tonight.

Plus, the World Health Organization is still meeting to figure out the treaty that will give

them pandemic power for the world.

Since world is in their name, they want the world.

It's not too much to ask. Republicans do not want that. They introduced a bill today to prevent the

president from signing this into law, but they did that last year. So will that work? We're going to go

over it. You know, nothing but just a little global hegemony. That's all.

And 15-minute cities. What is the update here? There's a number of protests breaking out, but the World Economic Forum, of course, has been pushing for you to not own anything, to get rid of your car, to live at home, to basically work remotely in these 15-minute

cities, that everything nearby would, everything you would need would be within 15 minutes of

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