Hunger Strikes are effective, powerful forms of protest. But would over-eating have the same effect? Redacted Tonight’s Abby Feldman makes a strong argument for food-strikes. Join the ‘Redactivist’ movement online... Subscribe to the Redacted Tonight YouTube channel for more comedy news with saber tooth tiger teeth: http://youtube.com/user/RedactedTonight Find Redacted Tonight on Facebook for source material about our stories and daily updates: http://facebook.com/RedactedTonight Follow us on Twitter for funny, informative info and to participate in our weekly ‘Redactivist’ hashtag: http://twitter.com/RedactedTonight ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uRJYOw5cfQ

Watch the full episode: https://portable.tv/videos/bennorton Lee Camp is joined by the journalist and host of Multipolarista Ben Norton to break down what is going on between Ukraine and Russia. They look to the real causes of Russian actions in Ukraine beyond the Western war propaganda. The story goes back to the 90’s and the dissolution of the Soviet Union when the NATO powers guaranteed the Russian leadership that they wouldn’t expand toward Russian borders. They broke that promise. Then the story moves to a US-backed coup in Ukraine in 2014 and the fallout after separatist movements tried to secede. Norton provides this history and more important context in this moment of insecurity. Also in this episode: Naomi Karavani reports on a story out of the US’s failing medical system. A Wisconsin hospital sued to stop some of their nurses from leaving for better-paying jobs. The decision to stop them from switching jobs only held for a short time until another judge overturned the decision. The story highlights the farce of income disparities between healthcare workers and executives. Anders Lee goes back into the history of the board game Monopoly. The game was invented under the name The Landlord’s Game to explain the brutal reality of capitalism. Then in true capitalist fashion, the idea was commodified by big business and turned into a celebration of our exploitative system. ~ Full episodes of Redacted Tonight will no longer be available on YouTube. They will be on the free video streaming platform “Portable TV.” All segments of Redacted Tonight will STILL be on YouTube but for the full episodes download the free app at https://www.portable.tv/download. Full episodes will still be available at RT.com. ~ Watch Lee's newest Stand-Up Comedy Special for free here – https://LeeCampAmerican.com ~ Our videos are heavily suppressed by YouTube and Facebook. Please help us avoid censorship by sharing this if you see fit. And join my email list by texting "REDACTED" to 33-777. It's free and quick. You can also join at LeeCamp.com. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL3tQkgkocI

Corporations: is there anything they won't do? From creating toxic zones in disadvantaged communities to stacking government positions with their own lackeys to monitoring their employees' every move, corporations have run amok. Meanwhile, whistle blower Chelsea Manning's fate hangs in the balance, and an answer to homelessness could come in a surprisingly tiny form. Join the ‘Redactivist’ movement online... Subscribe to the Redacted Tonight YouTube channel for more comedy news with saber tooth tiger teeth: http://youtube.com/user/RedactedTonight Find Redacted Tonight on Facebook for source material about our stories and daily updates: http://facebook.com/RedactedTonight Follow us on Twitter for funny, informative info and to participate in our weekly ‘Redactivist’ hashtag: http://twitter.com/RedactedTonight ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdMeRZg9qvU

Watch the full episode at https://www.portable.tv/videos/theempireleaks This week Lee Camp opens with a tale of two sets of leaks about US police and imperialist lies about Western intervention in Syria. The Blue Leaks revealed corruption & wrongdoing at police departments across the US. Law enforcement officers illegally surveilled people, spread obviously false theories from right wingers, and treated peaceful protesters like terrorists. Reporting from The Grayzone revealed that Western governments funded war propaganda that allowed NATO and the US to destroy Syria. They did this through PR companies with links to 1,600 corporate journalists. The program had particular success with the Oscar-winning "White Helmets" documentary. Also on this episode: Public opinion of the USA has plummeted around the world over the last 5 years and Camp lays out all of the ways that the US deserves this reputation. Natalie McGill reports on the invasive measures employers are enacting to monitor their employees as they work from home. Corporations are using software that tracks their employees' keystrokes and mouse movements, downloads videos of their computer screens, uses their webcams to take photos of them, and GPS tracks them via their smartphones. Outdated communications privacy laws allows these practices to go unpunished. Anders Lee and Camp discuss a new book from the French economist Thomas Piketty and the controversy it has ignited on the Left Wing of the political spectrum, and a new set of regulations that the European Union is considering enacting on social media corporations. ~ Full episodes of Redacted Tonight will no longer be available on YouTube. They will be on the free video streaming platform “Portable TV.” All segments of Redacted Tonight will STILL be on YouTube but for the full episodes download the free app at https://www.portable.tv/download. Full episodes will still be available at RT.com. ~ Watch Lee's newest Stand-Up Comedy Special for free here – https://LeeCampAmerican.com ~ Our videos are heavily suppressed by YouTube and Facebook. Please help us avoid censorship by sharing this if you see fit. And join my email list by texting "REDACTED" to 33-777. It's free and quick. You can also join at LeeCamp.com. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REi-5DL-Kbw