Welcome everybody to redacted on this Monday. I'm Clayton Morris. I'm Natalie Morris.

And on this show, we tend to cover the stories and the corporate media doesn't cover,

and we try to navigate through all of the propaganda and to try to bring you the truth on the show.

Or covers dishonestly, as in the case of the first story we're going to get to today. Yes, I'm Natalie Morris.

And today, one of the stories we want to tell you about is how the WHO says that there is no cause for concern for cell phone

radiation and cancer. The science is in. They've done it. They say 5G is not hazardous to

your health. Well, that's not what one town in Massachusetts has to say. And the media is covering

this incredibly dishonestly. We're also going to talk. We're kicking off 9-11 week here on redacted, so we want to say that right out of the gate. This is a big week for us here. We're going to be covering the 9-11 story from every angle, from the building demolitions to the hijackers, the alleged hijackers, to the failure of the defense systems.

So today we're going to be kicking off our big 9-11 coverage all week long here.

And we want you to stick around at the end of today's show because right when the show is done, especially on YouTube, it'll redirect you to our live premiere of our in-depth interview with Captain Dan Hanley, specifically on the hijacker question

and whether or not those planes were remotely controlled.

So we're going to be covering that on the show today as well.

Plus, what is your story about Venezuela?

You want to talk about that?

Well, yes, we're going to also talk about America

turning into Venezuela under Kamala Harris' new socialist policies.

We're going to draw some

distinctions and connections between Venezuela and the United States. Plus in Germany, the

what the media calls right-wing party had a decisive victory and then all of a sudden they didn't.

What happened there? They're being called right-wing, but really they're more centrist. They just want

slowed down immigration and law instead of lawlessness. Is that right wing? We're going to talk

to Ralph Schollheimer about that. All right. We're going to get to all of that and more. But first,

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