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  • 2014
  • 2 Seasons
  • 7.7  (48)

Redacted Tonight is a weekly news satire show produced by RT America that premiered in 2014. The show is hosted by comedian Lee Camp, who is joined by correspondents Naomi Karavani and John F. O'Donnell in providing a unique and often irreverent take on the day's news.

Each 30-minute episode features a mix of news stories, political commentary, and comedy skits, all of which are designed to entertain and inform viewers. The show takes a critical approach to mainstream media coverage of current events, highlighting the biases and distortions that often go unnoticed.

One of the key features of Redacted Tonight is its focus on stories that are typically ignored or downplayed by the mainstream media. For example, the show has covered topics such as the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, police brutality, and the rise of independent political movements. It also frequently delves into issues related to income inequality, corporate greed, and political corruption.

In addition to its reporting on current events, Redacted Tonight also features a number of recurring segments that take a satirical look at various aspects of American society. One such segment is called "Top 10 Corporate Evil Doers," in which the hosts rank the most egregious examples of corporate greed and misbehavior.

Another popular segment is "MOC Advice," in which the hosts give humorous advice to members of Congress on a range of topics, from how to get the most out of their healthcare plan to how to handle pesky constituents.

Despite its satirical approach, Redacted Tonight is also committed to providing accurate and well-researched reporting on important issues. The show's journalists and commentators provide in-depth analysis of policy proposals and political developments, and often feature guests who offer unique and informed perspectives.

Overall, Redacted Tonight is a unique and engaging news program that offers a refreshing alternative to mainstream media coverage. With its blend of irreverent humor and insightful commentary, it has quickly become a favorite among viewers who are frustrated with the superficial and biased reporting that dominates the airwaves. If you're looking for a show that will make you think, laugh, and maybe even inspire you to take action, Redacted Tonight is definitely worth checking out.

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Truth About the Drug War, Hillary's Emails Are Being Censored, You Are Not Free
28. Truth About the Drug War, Hillary's Emails Are Being Censored, You Are Not Free
March 25, 2016
In this episode of Redacted Tonight, the team covers the beloved F-word: Freedom.
Monsanto Fails, Cops Never Prosecuted, and Why Unions Don't Suck
27. Monsanto Fails, Cops Never Prosecuted, and Why Unions Don't Suck
March 18, 2016
In this Episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee explains why unions don't suck. Then we review a Tennessee proposed legislation against transgender teen rights, the Dark Act is shut down, and Noam Chomsky warns about the perils of global warming.
Google Will Steal Election, Hillary Is Corporate Shill, and CPAC Infiltrated
26. Google Will Steal Election, Hillary Is Corporate Shill, and CPAC Infiltrated
March 11, 2016
In this Episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee Camp lists all the times Hillary Clinton has been a corporate shill.
Legal Prostitution, Robot Uprising, Criminal Abortions, and More
25. Legal Prostitution, Robot Uprising, Criminal Abortions, and More
March 4, 2016
In this Episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee tackles the stigma behind prostitution. Then we review the most important news hits of the week including: the latest in election news, Pennsylvania's cop cam ruling, and Chesapeake Energy's indictment
Israel and Palestine and Is Pop Music Getting Political?
24. Israel and Palestine and Is Pop Music Getting Political?
February 19, 2016
In this Episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee tackles the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Then, Neil Young put out a new album blasting Monsanto and Goldman Sachs admits the problems with capitalism.
Dildos Thrown at TPP Officials, Military Budget Outrage, Bad Cops Kept Secret
23. Dildos Thrown at TPP Officials, Military Budget Outrage, Bad Cops Kept Secret
February 12, 2016
Lee explains why everything we know is a lie. Then, cities and cops make a crooked contract, and the economic minister of New Zealand gets a rubber surprise.
TPP Signed, Nestle Admits Slavery and Bernie Momentum
22. TPP Signed, Nestle Admits Slavery and Bernie Momentum
February 5, 2016
In this episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee Camp rips into the establishment about the shady signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. It's a legit "Thanks, Obama" moment.
Hillary Bankrolled by Goldman Sachs, Boston Solves Homelessness, and #WomenNotObjects
21. Hillary Bankrolled by Goldman Sachs, Boston Solves Homelessness, and #WomenNotObjects
January 29, 2016
Hillary Clinton was apparently payed MILLIONS by the big banks, Boston has fixed its homeless veteran issue in a SHOCKING way, the hidden TRUTH about the massive California leak, and so much more.
Feminism, Sanders, Michigan Poisoning and More
20. Feminism, Sanders, Michigan Poisoning and More
January 22, 2016
In this Episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee explains why we're all feminists. Then, Donald Trump apparently speaks at a fourth grade level and Flint Michigan is in the middle of a water crisis brought about by corporate greed.
Corporate Water, Bees Are Dying, and Censored Stories Uncovered
18. Corporate Water, Bees Are Dying, and Censored Stories Uncovered
January 8, 2016
In this year's first episode of Redacted Tonight, Lee takes a look at the most censored stories of this past year, including autonomous killer robots, geoengineering, and the mainstream media was caught manipulating the news.
Best of 2015
17. Best of 2015
January 1, 2016
In this very special episode of Redacted Tonight, we take a look back at the best moments of 2015. We'll get to see the best of Lee's rants and the redacted stories he's covered.
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  • Premiere Date
    May 30, 2014
  • IMDB Rating
    7.7  (48)