All right, everyone, welcome to Redacted on this Monday. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris. And on this show, we tend to cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores, like almost every story we have in tonight's show, especially our top story, which is getting very little coverage as it stands this hour, which is a terrorist attack inside of mainland Russia this afternoon.

At the very same time, literally,

that Russia declares victory in Bakhmut. There's a terrorist attack in mainland Russia. We are

really entering the most dangerous phase of this war as the United States and NATO ramp up to

send F-16s to that country and attack Crimea. That's the new plan. So we'll unpack the very latest

in the war in Ukraine. Plus, a new bill would create a new federal agency to police what you do

online, issue you fines, and give you court orders to stop it. It is like, you know, the FBI

for the internet. You would not have a way to fight this.

It's actually even more oppressive than the FBI. I went over this bill today and I'm horrified by it.

Stay tuned. We're going to go through it together. What could go wrong with a new federal agency?

Why don't we just keep, yeah, let's add a

behavior, a federal agency for behavior. Federal agency for online speech, basically, is what it is.

I'm done. I'm done. You lost me at federal agency, but you have to pay attention to this,

you guys, because this is what world governments want is to go in like they literally seek to

pervert the algorithm if you are speaking about things that they think are dangerous.

I mean, I mean, not to do the story right now because we're just telling you what's coming

up, but holy, I'm pissed already, but like, you know, the United Nations openly admitting

that, hey, we, we fudge the Google algorithm.

We work with Google to fudge search results.

Yes, but this would be the U.S. government jumping the line in order to downrank online speech

and police it.

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