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We can do better, corporate media lies, palm oil slavery, Myanmar coup

There’s no question that we live in a dysfunctional society, but the majority of the people in our ruling class will never admit that the root of those dysfunctions is our economic system. Lee Camp opens the show with a dive into how racism, consumerism, environmental destruction, and misogyny are built on the foundations of our capitalist system. But how can we do things better? To answer this, he looks to social critic Peter Joseph. Camp also covers how the corporate media twists reporting to make enemies of the US the bad guy, and scientists recreating extinct species. Natalie McGill reports on a downside of Girl Scout Cookies and other products made with palm oil. Anders Lee finishes off the episode on the coup in Myanmar and the response of workers, Joe Biden’s tepid statement on unions without mentioning Amazon or Alabama, and the PRO Act which could reverse Right to Work laws.

We can do better, corporate media lies, palm oil slavery, Myanmar coup
With reality now seeming like a Shakespearean comedy, perhaps only comedy can truly bring truth to the people. DC-born comedian Lee Camp and a talented cast do just that with RT America’s first comedy show - Redacted Tonight with Lee Camp.