Welcome to Reduce Night

They've got their money, but we've got our soul.

Let's roll, let's roll, never get them control.

They've got their money, but we've got our soul.

Welcome to Redact Tonight, VIP.

I'm Lee Camp.

I have two huge guests for you. First, I'll speak to

RT correspondent Michelle Greenstein, who just got back from Hong Kong. She was on the ground during

the ongoing protest there, and we'll get into the U.S. involvement as well as what our mainstream

media has gotten wrong consistently. In the

second half, I speak with Ann Peterman, the executive director of the Global Justice Ecology Project.

We'll get into why planting a billion trees might not be as easy as it sounds, or maybe it doesn't

even sound easy. And why, we'll also get into why no compromise actions are what's required now.

But first, here's my conversation with RT America correspondent, Michelle Greenstein.

Michelle, great reporting from Hong Kong.

Well done, although you almost exclusively talked to Asian people.

I think that was kind of offensive. Thank you.

Thank you for that compliment.

Otherwise, good job.

Since you used to work at redacted, I take full credit for everything.

Yes, can we disclose that I used to work on Redacted?

I take full credit.

...