Welcome everyone to redacted on this Thursday. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris.

And on this show we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores.

They are absolutely ignoring the Julian Assange story. Why? Why are they being so quiet?

Some major movements right now in a case that could actually perhaps bring Julian Assange out of prison.

Maybe after an extradition to the United States,

it could change everything. We're going to tell you about this case and what it means for the future

of the CIA and Julian Assange. Plus, the massive defense budget in the United States did pass.

The House and the Senate, it now heads to the president's desk. He will certainly sign it.

If there is no other

indication of the expanding military complex, I don't know what is. It's massive. We're going to take a

look at that. We're also going to look at new round of civilian attacks inside of Dignetsk, of course,

which was formerly eastern Ukraine. Why is Ukraine, who's completely run out of money and weapons,

and now is literally

has soldiers that are 70 years old being captured and children as young as 13 being

captured on the battlefield?

Why are they launching Haimars attacks into civilian areas in Dignetsk?

These are not military targets, but Patrick Lancaster is there. He's at the

hospital, and we're going to look at some of these latest round of civilian casualties that are

happening right now as we speak. Plus, we're going to take a look at new rules that allow

plus-size passengers an entire row for the price of one seat. Do you think that's fair? Do you think that's good for us?

We're going to debate that. All that and more coming up here on Redacted on this Thursday. So glad to have all of you here. We've got a very busy show for you. And, you know, among the big stories we've been watching, of course, this afternoon is President Putin giving a multi-hour press conference. Imagine President Biden doing an over three-hour press conference where he took

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