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18 Mar, 2017 08:19

Health care run by parasites, easy answer to global crisis, & is privacy still a thing?

In this episode of Redacted Tonight, host Lee Camp looks at details from the CIA leaks to tell us what remains of our privacy in the surveillance state. As technology advances, we will have to be more vigilant about our rights in the weirdest ways imaginable. Then, Lee reveals the more egregious parts of Trumpcare that no one is talking about. Why exactly are 20 million at risk of losing coverage?

Correspondent Naomi Karavani reveals new developments in climate change science that are being ignored by weather reporters, despite extreme weather that’s destroying people’s lives. Finally, correspondent Natalie McGill delves into the most important federal civil rights case since Brown v. Board of Education in 1954. Historically Black colleges and universities are losing funding, as state university systems are overlooking their importance. This, and more, on Redacted Tonight.

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