to talk about some stories that flew under the radar here with me is redacted correspondent natalie mcgill now how are you doing. what do you got yeah so house reps were supposed to vote on an amendment to the patriot act that would prohibit law enforcement from searching your internet browsing history without a warrant and house intelligence committee leader adam schiff all of that up at the last minute by adding a line that says the f.b.i. cannot seek to obtain the internet activity of u.s. persons without a warrant so basically that open ended sentence that screws over immigrants over people who are seeking asylum and it's kind of because just to get to this vote you had to create this weird alliance of like progressive politicians who normally shine anything that infringes on your privacy and then like bootlicking. republicans who are like hey the f.b.i. interfered with. joy campaign so it was like it was here it was like a very much an odd couple who also pop quiz will let some congress do anything to decrease surveillance on american citizens that's like that all goes in one direction ex

cons of their spyware for more we go to the person quarantining with all of our data natalie mcgill hello a little late now this seems like an unnecessary invasion of privacy but no not nowadays spyware for content tracing is essential when it comes to making sure none of my idiot neighbors leave home for unnecessary reasons i want all the backup i can get i call the cops on my neighbor the other day when i saw him walk to his door with arms full of bags from target. what's wrong with that chill out people get essential items from target no no they don't the average americans target bag is filled with 10 percent toilet paper and 90 percent they find dicking around in the bargain bin at the front entrance while they spread 100 percent of their germs so maybe n.s.o. group's u.s. sales arm westbridge technologies can slow the spread back in 2016 westbridge pitch the san diego p.d. on an intelligence system called bantam and after remotely hacking the phone phantom can siphon a target's e-mails text messages and contact list as well as track their location turn on the devices microphone and take photos with th

reporting from outside a hospital this is natalie mcgill we're back there tonight so now it's time to talk about some stories that we missed here with me as a dad correspondent and and here is. what you got for us well president trump has announced his intention to declare a terrorist organization we'll see if he actually follows through on that if you remembers to do that legally it's kind of questionable whether or not he can actually i think that well he also he tweets a lot and then wakes up the next morning and goes what happened yeah he's declared war on like 17 countries in the past week but someone he would like to claire war on in his justice department is acting like we're at war blaming a lot of the demonstrations some of the property destruction on quote unquote. saying that attorney general barr is saying that it's a witch's brew of extremist groups trying to sort of imply that there's a shady underhanded organization behind it all you know which is breaux actually works for this because in the salem witch trials they burned a bunch of women who had done nothing wrong it'

i mean unless that flag waving outside of a popeye's now that something we're putting your hand over your heart for. this is natalie mcgill for redacted tonight and that's the show thank you for joining us watch out for a brand new episode of redacted tonight tomorrow night and check us out on you tube dot com slash redacted a night or the. portable t.v. app also you can check out my free standup comedy special take the live in los angeles and lee camp american dot com good night 5. 2008 there was the global financial crisis and the solution was not to reform the banking system to stop the crisis from repeating again the solution was here's a bigger credit line to the worst banks in america to do the same thing but much worse and we said we predicted within 10 to 12 years there would be a repeat of the 2008 crisis but much bigger a much bigger scale something what's happening. according to several sources police in the united states from 2 to 4 people every day. and. one of my being arrested for a response from me and. it's just their little. establish they developed just us against them and. how long 02525 years as. i wo

i mean unless that flag waving outside of a popeye's now that something we're putting your hand over your heart for. this is natalie mcgill for redacted tonight and that's the show thank you for joining us watch out for a brand new episode of redacted tonight tomorrow night and check us out on you tube dot com slash redacted tonight or the. portable t.v. app also you can check out my free stand up comedy special take to live in los angeles and lee camp american dot com good night good fight. he took millions of years of evolution to get be this place of set of electability unknown it's become a mess now but how great is that hamas beat duke and millions of years of work to give you this big brain which functions with this many people believe the most human beings are suffering what is a magnificent machine human being to turn into a busy man affecting machine. ah no no crowd. no shots no. action belts. strap no 1st. point sure your thirst for action. you know was a clip of shows no use to you. but the way it's always at the k. it was of the. more one of the late. not so much you know. me to have moved i think who put us i

so now it's time to talk about some of our other developing stories here with me is redacted correspondent natalie mcgill. doris' you got for us well yeah so there are states and cities across the country that are already trying to do some reforms following the protests over georgia and brianna taylor and countless other names and yeah exactly so in new york state for example they're actually going to make police disciplinary records public which is reversing a decades old law that frankly never should have been on the books it's kind of the equivalent of like a teacher helping a student hide their bad report card for you. if you're like a dumb kid and you steal something from a store that's on your record forever get cops can like kill a dude and it's not the way i see it yeah also in new york lawmakers are planning to make it illegal to call 911 on a black person for a dumb reason well pretty much existing but with latest examples have been like selling water asking somebody to lease their dog in central park. and i said well i agree that people should be doing that in that like just admitting oh liste