In this episode of Unredacted Tonight, comedian Lee Camp breaks down how impeachment headlines can focus on surprising details while much bigger questions about U.S. foreign policy and international law rarely get the same attention. Using sharp satire and rapid-fire commentary, Lee revisits past impeachment narratives and contrasts them with ongoing debates about military actions, sanctions, and overseas operations that have sparked global scrutiny.

Lee runs through a wide range of hot-button topics—Venezuela, Iran, the International Criminal Court, UN officials, Guantánamo, and migrant detention—framing the discussion around accountability, transparency, and the way official justifications are presented to the public. This is political comedy with an investigative edge: expect bold jokes, pointed questions, and a look at how power explains itself when the stakes are international.

The episode also introduces a new segment, “Deconstruction,” starting with a hilarious (and uncomfortable) unpacking of nationalism—why people feel intense loyalty to a country, how identity gets simplified into slogans, and how that mindset can shape public opinion and policy. Lee challenges the idea of automatic “team thinking,” spotlighting contradictions in how we choose who deserves empathy, outrage, or support.

If you’re into political satire, news comedy, and commentary that questions mainstream narratives, this one’s for you. Watch to the end for the full “Deconstruction” segment, and if you enjoy this style, like, subscribe, and share to help the video reach more people.

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