welcome to redacted to night, the only comedies jo hosted by a sideboard pump bowl of a state of the art joke algorithm. why? who wrote that completely untrue day in the teleprompter ny anyway, america finally has a solution to our labor crisis. you know, the one that's been causing restaurants to close due to a lack of employee's causing retail outlets to cut their hours and causing sesame street to have to fill employment gap with on documented pop it. i love your car loads bunch of stuff out the same. the immigrants come here and they steal our jobs . that should be my, with our students, hand up it anyway with the labor crisis getting bad, perhaps the answer is to pay workers more. here's a rather complicated chart of the minimum wage since 2009. as you can see,

back in 2009, it was 725. ok. and now a whole 13 years later, it's a whopping $725.00. so that's almost enough to buy the lunch. she'll need to secret lead out of a new balance running through. so it doesn't look like you're eating on the job at the shoe store where you work. but even though the minimum wage has not changed in all those years, it's not as bad as it looks because you have to take into account inflation. 725 today was worth 950 in 2009. so it's kind of like the minimum wage used to be $950.00 and it's actually gone down to $725.00. so it's its work, it's worse, it's worse now it's and it's not better. i think i got it backwards like that time in my high school talent show. i did the moon walk forwards and ended up in the orchestra pit. okay, so the wages shock in this country, the benefits shock for most employees. the benefits consist of

a coupon for 15 percent off of sexual harassment, but you only get one coupon, so use it sparingly. and a lot of workers just aren't willing to subject themselves any more to the garbage life. we all call being an american. well, there's any the answer and you might be thinking that answer is true. all i don't know, raise the wages or get workers afford a work week or to give them or some health care or to allow the playing video games on employees, phones, wall. they're performing surgical procedures. i mean, he isn't finding out your doctor accidentally sewed an extra nipple on to you, a small price to pay to see him get to the underground sewage system level of a street fighter, which is a really modern video game reference. i just came up with, but rather than do any of those things in greece, wages increase time off in terror, states and corporations have decided the answer is of course, to hire children. oh, exciting. now our kids can pull themselves up by their funny pajamas. just recently,

wisconsin senate approved a bill allowing 14 year olds to work as late as 11 pm and supporters say it could help plug the labor shortage. and cnbc has one solution to the labor shortage teenagers. they continue. teenagers are suddenly in high demand, much like a dennis quaid wedding ceremony. and teenagers are apparently not just the answer to who's going to blend your green juice, moody and glare at you for not exhibiting the proper blue gene tightness. i or the are they supposed to be tight now or lose shark? are we back to them falling off our turns back to skin type. i can't keep up. i can't breathe, make up their mind point. we're all relying on you. but children are apparently also the answer for who is going to drive a mag trucks across the country. the us is allowing teens to drive big

rigs in a new pilot program. a program coming straight from congress. ease is supply chain backlog. by putting teens behind the wheels of big ricks, you know, the same group of americans who we don't cross with our rental car or be here or with any kind of musical taste. they are now encouraged to drive massive bombings down our high waves. but safety advocates say the program runs counter to data, showing that younger drivers get in more crashes than older ones. they say it's unwise to lead teenagers be responsible for rigs that can were $80000.00 pounds and caused catastrophic damage when they hit lighter vehicles. but there is a bit of a silver lining to all of this. maybe we shouldn't feel bad for these children, we're forcing to labor because the us never really cared much about children. journalist alan mccloud pointed out the us is the only country in the world that is

not party to the un convention on the rights of the child. this is because it wants to reserve the right to execute miners, which the convention explicitly prohibits they ago are feel over aligning. the us hasn't signed on to giving children any rights because we want to reserve the ability to murder them. point being obviously, if we weren't lunatics, we would not think that forcing kids to work is the answer. but beyond that, why is no one talking about how people should be working a lot less? yes, less. most people work a jobs, they don't love, but they do it to pay the bills. this is called wage slavery. and if you support workers, you should want them to have at least the we bit less slavery. right? well, one company's actually doing it, an american tech company decided to give employees a 4 day work week, permanently. the san francisco based e commerce developer,

balt pilot the program last fall and the results were overwhelmingly positive. workers don't actually get less work done in a 4 day work week. instead, they're more focused and productivity remains the same as a 5 day week. for example, if you have a regular job, let's say fixing broken escalators, pulling the doll heads in comic con night crawler tails out of the escalator gears . suppose you picked about 20 escalators and in a 5 day week. but when the week gets cut to 4 days, studies have shown you'll increase your efficiency and remove those 20 mangled doll head in only 4 days. and you'll get paid the same as 5 days. so the amount of work done is the same, but the worker has an extra weekend day if x to a day to live his or her life the way they want to appreciate the miracle of existence. the beauty of every breath,

magnificent of every sunbeam that warms their face, the sublimity of every mile their young child makes. or if that's not their thing, they can eat chilly off their stomach and fill their accounts with the rito farts. but either way, at least they will be waived, slaves, one viewer day a week. the ceo of that 4 day a week tech company said a lot of companies operate with a lot of work theater, which is people carrying more about the appearance of working than the actual work point is. we waste time of time at our jobs. but we do waste that time for good reason. most of us being there, a lot of jobs are meaningless and the grands go put things. so most employees try to do as little as possible while getting enough done. nobody goes fine. i thought it was possible. what, for example, this entire segment is actually just

a reprint of a segment i did 8 years ago because i didn't feel like writing a new one. but that doesn't mean this segment isn't really good, like that movie that just came out. interstellar mcconnell, he does it again. my right. long story slightly longer so that i can fill my required work hours. the 5 day work we should be 4 day work week. we would have more time for love and family and art and existence rather than the both. everyone does it work. wait, wait. where are you going? where are you? i meant except for the people that work on the show. you, you're totally fine who's? who's good? don't the part about company ever wash in the about the breakthrough that someone come on the day. yeah.

i welcome mam lee camp. let's break some news. as you know, i'm a devout member of the evangelical church. as you also know, devout means on vouch and i am the least route member of the church meeting. i've never been in one, but i've heard good things about their branch options. they give you free crackers and they do actually place it on your tongue, which i've always found is the most labor intensive part of eating things. although the crackers are not actually free in exchange, you have to hate gays and think women are the property of men, which kind for a lot to ask for a cracker and like a little bit of wine. you know what i did was tell a guy, agreed that albino where the work of the devil in order to score an egg mcmuffin. i regret that now. i regret that. anyway,

i do realize there are plenty of churches out there that embrace l. g b t q folks. however, project centered revealed recently that major christian organizations, including the billy graham evangelistic association, and the fellowship foundation, have together spend close to a quarter of a $1000000000.00 over the past 13 years campaigning against l. g b, t, q, and abortion rights. according to a report by open democracy, over a quarter of a $1000000000.00 trying to make sure to to, for people who love each other very much get punished for that love. this is serious, like some churches are using those donations. people give them 2 or press other people a world away. if i wanted to do that, i would pay my taxes and these hateful maniac with their holy hair gel leaching into their brains claim. they're just trying to protect the synchron institution of

marriage. what sacred i, i know people who got married on a day or for a green car due to too much to kayla for money, for regular, sags for an iguana, famous for wearing a hat. and of course, because they thought they'd never find anyone else and didn't know who they get to pluck that really long back hair they have. these are all common reasons. people get married. as far as sacred institutions go. i would reg dunkin' donuts, maple syrup, pickled yam donut holes just above it. and this story has been ignored by the mainstream media. unless of course you count dave chappelle is 35 minute bid on how he has a tougher than plans. people who been attacked in the streets because his stress calmer doesn't have enough room for the double misuse rob dad. he's accustomed to. so he and his entourage have to pull over and rent out the cigar room of a high end hotel j. david,

just my you and may i have the service boy who put dave's pants on him. does it one leg at a time? does i've regular people anyway? this story is completely ignored by mainstream media, and it's not just about how one views marriage, peter patchella. well known british gay activists described this movement as christian imperialism, menacing the well being and human rights of millions of l. g. b, t, q. people, christian imperialism, using the insane wealth of the church. to persecute people. it's basically modern day crusades, except instead of maces, spears, and the rarely used foul smelling donkey. catapults their weapons are millions upon millions of dollars. and instead of trying to crush pagans and mores they're chasing after people who don't have the same sexual orientation as them. wow, how far the church of gum since a 1000 years ago. there's even rumors they might start allowing unmarried women to

speak out loud in public progress. next up in the big bucket of stories, google has just admitted that they will continue to heavily track and profile users enjoy at least 2023, which is roughly 3 months after humanity will cease to exist. so that's interesting . anyway, even formed magazine, known for giving roughly zeros about individual americans. unless you're rich enough to have a personal chef for your panda, bear, i mean a personal chef to cook you and a bare, even for of said, you should delete google chrome after their new tracking admission. and i have to a gray. i mean, think about it. if you find out someone who is following you closely telling others where about sharing your personal data, showing you videos of overweight men having sex with throw pillows even though you don't recall ever telling them you were in that kind of thing. if someone were doing all of that to you,

you should definitely in the friendship or at least delete them as your emergency contacting your phone. google is that creepy guy in the crime called watching you ever brought the dog park. you know, the guy you called jack the jacket jacker. the only difference between google and that guy is that that guy doesn't get paid billions of dollars to do it. it is doesn't for love of the game which kind of got to respect. chrome is the only major browser that does not offer meaningful protection against cross site tracking and will continue to leave users unprotected and protected, just like a cocktail party bill cosby house without bringing your own sippy cup google chrome . all lounge allows corporations to track your every online move and they make billions of dollars doing it till there are other browsers out there that don't monitor you nearly as much such as firefox. brave doc doc go and piggly wiggly.

what? nope. nope. that last one. i think is a small group of stores where you can buy spam aaa batteries in a birthday cake, at the same time with the word birthday, spelled upwards of 70 percent correct. but the 1st story are real browsers that will help you and your abusive relationship with google chrome. sure, google found friendly. does it say themed friendly it is rainbow colors. you know, you've been with them since 2001 when you were just a young, naive internet sir, for a completely unaware of the sheer number of hamster videos in the world. sure, google is this silly word that, that sounds like it couldn't possibly be filled with evil, like nipple or, or not, or bennett cumber batch. but google isn't really the line you into violating your online life without consent. you don't need him anymore. you're strong enough to move on shifter and take his care with you because in my view, more,

if one of those other web browsers i mentioned was still won't do or do it for you . then just get answers the old fashioned way, yelling stuff out your window and seeing what get yelled back. just the other day, i called out. what does it mean if i have a rash on my dad to go in test, it goes where my rad used to be, where the good place, order, chinese phone, unrelated that back a bar. dod related. eventually a guy yelled back something like which sounds delicious. don't wear that sense isn't. race is just probably ignorant. we have to go to the bank, but some of you may be thinking, why isn't he talking about your crime? i bet he's not allowed to talk about ukraine. actually the episode of redacted b, i b on the situation. ukraine came out yesterday. go check it out. a portable dot tv flash series, flash, redacted tonight. i'll be right back with a lot more. ah

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it all becomes clear. there's just one business, so you can't afford to miss the one and only boom button. why didn't know on portable tv ah welcome back. i'm still li camp recently the f d a did the reasonable thing and allowed the abortion pill which is extremely safe and effective to be ordered by mail. but it's still nearly impossible to get in the us here to discuss is our in house woman. now me care of on it. now. me haile woman here? yes. this abortion pill never prestone has been in circulation since the eighty's and there are so few side effects that it's safer than tylenol and viagra. it's so safe. these activists are eating it like take tax, but it's still harder to get than other drugs from the eighty's like cane,

which does not get rid of a pregnancy. i've tried, though it did get rid of every speck of dust in my house, my roth ira, and about 3 friends. sounds about right. can we get back to the abortion pill though? yes, yes, we can. well, in 1993 time magazine called it the pill that changes everything, but then it disappeared from public knowledge to out of 3 women don't even know about it. it was pill of the year. now it's like the andrew grove of pills. who is that? exactly? he was on the cover of time magazine in 1997. now a nobody, he's them if a prestone of people. so if the pill, so thief, why aren't women giving up? there's been so many barriers to getting this medication that most abortions in the u. s. are still down by surgical procedure even though the majority of people ending their pregnancy do so early enough to take the pill. instead. we're still getting amc abortions out here. that's something you don't want vintage, unlike

a couch or an i u d, you have a vintage l u d. yeah, copper one. it actually looks like the statue of liberty welcomes all the poor, huddled masses of sperm. and you know, it really doesn't work at all. what even now that the f d a allowed the abortion pill to be mailed. 19 states have mandated in person abortion treatment. many women still have to make 3 trips to the doctor's office in order to get the pill that they could take at home. the doctor 1st advises the few risks of taking it. you sign a form, get an ultrasound watch. the miracle of life get mobbed by evangelicals, reciting som strapped with air, fifteens in the parking lot. then drive 150 miles back to your home because you're probably one of the 90 percent of women in america who don't have an abortion clinic in their county's. jesus. yeah, that yell about him too. then you have to go back, do it all over than another round trip for a check up just so you can swallow appeal in front of

a doctor. that's more supervision than birth thing. a baby i know. can you imagine taking other medications that way every day? i would have to go to a clinic and have an intronas watch me drink pedia light for my daily hangovers. yeah. women to be able to take the pill at home, i think, but they don't know about it somehow. instead we all know about 60 different erectile dysfunction, medications, and now i know about the flex that apparently fix is bent p 9 p ny. yeah, the plural for peanut? don't think so. well, i'm not a doctor, but i have read patients reported side effects. is the flux such as losing inches off of there. but isn't that like every guy's excuse, like it's too cold? i drink too much or this at the a approve medication and serious side effects. but since i saw it in a super bowl ad, i was convinced that was safe. i mean, i've heard at all, these were the poor huddled masses you've been with. well,

we're all poor. the added layers of so called protection for the on board pill or not because of medical necessity, but politics that are inconveniencing women. so i suggest that we need a political solution force to rectify his function page to go to their doctor to take their pills, and then the doctor must examine their erection to see if there's a bent. okay? and you know, they would, how you get 0. it's an a thanks family. no, probably up next eric prince is back in the news that can't be good for more on our national security state increasingly visible influence and american politics. we turned to our top secret correspond it african. ah, today we are discussing eric prince. he is of course, the young dashing prince, who was rescued by a beautiful mermaid after nearly drowning during

a storm. wait i i'm thinking of prince eric from little mermaid. eric prince is the founder of blackwater. the private military firm that murdered 17 iraqi civilians and but dod tie, i always get them confused. he's in the news again, thanks to a new york times article that reveals his involvement in raising money for a conservative spying operation targeting opponents of donald trump. prince took on the role of celebrity pitch man raising money to gather dirt that could discredit politicians and activists in several states. these perceived opponents of trump include democrats, progressives, and quote, unquote, rhinos which stands for republican in name, only conservative slang. for any republican lawmaker who didn't punch a cop on january 6th, the plan was to infiltrate political circles in wyoming and expand from their prince was working with former. am i 6 agent richard settin as they had previously

in project veritas? we don't remember project veritas, that's probably for the best. my name is james o'keefe. on july 25th, 2009. i walked into the acorn housing facility located in washington, dc with my colleague, hannah giles. i played the role of a pimp with the intention of running for congress. hannah played the role of a prostitute. okay. so what's the big deal with eric prince richard? sudden and this new and improved project veritas. well, it reflects a larger problem of national security officials meddling in us media and politics. let's go back to the 2016 election. sorry in advance. former high ranking intelligence officials like sci director, john brennan and others use table news post to spread lies about trump. we don't want the cia on cable use shows. it's bad enough there in the middle east,

latin america, africa, central asia. okay. we don't have time for this list. the point is we can have our national security establishment attempting to sway domestic politics the lies they were peddling, grew out of the fraudulent steel dossier, a document full of damming, but made up details about trump name for its author, christopher steele, the former, and my 6 by then there was the case of hunter biden's laptop with former spies labeling the disclosures a russian information operation with no evidence diligent, amazing, the reporting and leading to news outlived to call it russian dis information. and of course it turned out to laptops, contents where legit and had nothing to do with russian misinformation that who had a thought a group of professional spies could be so disingenuous. now let me be clear, am i defending donald trump? no. it sound like the cia had been conspiring against prom because they just

couldn't stand his hurtful rhetoric. they viewed him as a threat to the security establishment. this was about their self preservation. the cia should not be involved in our politics. eric france should not be in full trading political parties. i am so sick of hearing back guy's name. he should be in jail for war crimes. not out here, free on the streets, from a spectator labs, the c i a and m i. 6, have always been secretly involved in politics, but now it's open and accepted because liberals love it. when john brennan discredits tromp and conservatives love it. when eric prince supports trump, we shouldn't be listening to their opinions on politics. we should reach, trying them for their crimes from the blackwater headquarters and heard in virginia . this is jennifer con, with redacted tonight. ah,

here are your headlines from the future coming up on monday. you'll learn president biden urgently reminder where ukraine is on map. what map is, who black woman next to him is say he's on it bugs. and this coming tuesday, russia us can be in summer to define whether ukraine situation is jay and attack to this for a ukraine or special saving of people from nazis. i'm kidding, that you all have a summit. and also on tuesday, you'll learn us announces it will not stop bombing syria, iraq, afghanistan in yemen until russia ends. it's aggressions that are show but as i mentioned in episode, a redacted v. i. p on the situation, ukraine came out yesterday. go check it out. a portable dot tv slash series slash redacted to night. you can also get it all with redacted. i podcast. it called moment of clarity free on stitcher. spotify,

and i turned till next time. good night, keep fighting with . * ah, the american farm and the american farmer facing more challenges today than at any time in my lifetime. and probably your important place like for road canada and mexico are forcing the american farm on to a place. they can't compete $10000.00 american farms or bankruptcy every year. as a result. we're gonna talk about that and so much more coming up on steve brewer's forgotten america right here on our t america. oh no. oh,

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ah, good evening and welcome to the news on rti america. i'm fair in france. i'm bringing with the headlines from the rti america studios right here in our nation's capital. here's the headlines where you're digging deeper on. it's the 1st of its kind in 40 years and only the 11th emergency session and you in history. so what happened tonight at the united nations plus that special session puts china in the hot seat. why the united states is having a little fit over china's reaction to the situation and in ukraine. and finally, at the end of it all, it's all about the money, how the crisis in ukraine could affect the bottom line for every day americans. the news on our team. erica starts right now. ah,

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