Welcome everybody to redacted this Thursday.

This is the 13th of July.

This is the last redacted episode you get with only one host.

Clayton is scheduled to be back on Monday.

So those of you who have all sorts of speculations of why you're only getting one redacted host,

it's just for a planned vacation, or as they say in Europe, a holiday, not because we had a

fight, or at least not because of that. So I will be glad to have him back. But for today,

it's just me, plus the boys in the control room. We have Philip and David, grim, who never talks,

but you are in good hands, I promise you. So thanks for sticking with us all week. We have a lot of

news to get to today. We're going to talk about the escalation in Kosovo between the Serbs and

people of Kosovo, the ethnic Serbs that live there, whether or not there is rising tension there.

The president of Serbia, President Vuchich, says that the prime minister of Kosovo wants

to be the Ness Zelensky.

I don't know if that's something to aspire to.

We're going to talk about that as a career path.

If that were my child, I probably would say, let's rethink this.

But let's see where that is heading us and whether or not it will bring us another NATO-type battle to be drug into.

Also, we're going to talk about what does this war in Ukraine actually mean for Ukrainian soldiers?

We have a new report out showing that morale is at an all-time low.

They're scared. They don't want to be there. They've been dragged off the streets and put into a

dangerous position, all the more reason that we should support peace talks. Plus, a new round of

Twitter files shows us, I know this is so shocking, that the FBI was trying to

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