It's the Best of Redacted Tonight 2016 Special! From in the studio to out in the field, watch the funniest moments from this past year from host Lee Camp and correspondents John F. O'Donnell, Naomi Karavani and Natalie McGill. Keep watching into 2017 AND keep fighting!
The Redacted Team examines police militarization and how Time, Inc. rates its writers. George W. Bush recalls his torturing days, John F. O'Donnell recalls his history with Hillary Clinton, and Sam Sacks gets a face full of tear gas.
Lee Camp reveals the various plans of evil people, from organizations destroying democracy to autonomous killing machines. Also covered: hacker Jeremy Hammond, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, big data, Eric Cantor v Dave Brat, the CIA on Twitter, fracking, homeless spikes.
The Redacted Team gives peace a chance, while police are given cameras to wear. The homeless get homes, a cuddler gets paid, Wikipedia gets edited, and a Boy Scout gets on the terror watch list. A paralyzed man gets a brain implant, and a reporter speaking for Palestine gets their title changed.
The Redacted team tries to stand their ground on an ocean paved by BP, while wishing their parents were gay. Miley Cyrus's new billboard looms on the horizon, democracy gets a reboot, and Boehner sues Obama.
The Redacted Team discovers nude pics at the NSA, advice from Hillary to the GMO industry, that most youth don't qualify for the military, the real force stopping marijuana's legalization, walls that stop tornadoes, riot control drones, and that someone does read the episode description.
The Redacted Team reveals Obama's true feelings on secretive trade deals, discovers free TV, shuts off Detroit's water, finds a practical use for giant vagina statues, and reveals who's the sexiest inmate alive.
In this episode, Lee Camp breaks down an exclusive video showing David Petraeus's introduction as a war criminal, while activist group 18 Million Rising introduces clothing chain Gap to fair labor practices. Sam Sacks exposes himself – to the nuclear mess at the Hanford site – while Congress avoids cleaning up the mess causing climate change and talks space aliens instead. Jazzy the orca whale brings us a different take on Blackfish, the Air Force brings us a gay blast from the past, Solar Freakin' Roadways brings bipolar disorder to John F. O'Donnell, and more!
On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin remarks on the latest in the West Virginia chemical spill, and calls attention to revelations that toxic chemicals have been seeping in to the local water supply for decades. Abby then speaks with Navy Lieutenant Commander and Gitmo attorney, Kevin Bogucki, about the findings of the Obama’s Periodic Review Board and if a closure of the notorious prison camp will ever come to fruition. Abby follows by responding to audience feedback. After the break, Abby focuses on attendees at the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland, pointing out how out of touch the billionaires who attend the conference are with the rest of the world. BTS wraps up the show with a comedic news wrap up with comedian Lee Camp.