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My fellow Americans.
Natalie Morris
Welcome into Redacted, everybody. I'm Natalie Morris.
Clayton Morris
And I'm Clayton Morris.
Natalie Morris
And today we're going to cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores and wake up everybody.
Clayton Morris
Welcome into Redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.
Natalie Morris
I'm Natalie Morris.
Clayton Morris
And on this show, we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores or.
Natalie Morris
Stop whispering. I don't know what you're saying.
Clayton Morris
I said we got a busy show today. Welcome in to Acted. I'm Clayton Morris.
Natalie Morris
Right before we go live, he's like, I like, hey.
Clayton Morris
And I'm like, we got a lot. We got a lot of news to get to, so let's do it.
Natalie Morris
Okay.
Clayton Morris
Congressman, good to see you. Oh, it's good to see you, Clayton. Listen, I. I retweeted Trump's diatribe there, and I said, you know, the President.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Has declared so much war on me.
Clayton Morris
Today that I think he needs an act of Congress for this.
Jay Dyer
Right.
Natalie Morris
Well, it's football season and there has been backlash about male NFL cheerleaders. This isn't new. Men have always been a part of cheer, but for some reason, there's a fresh stir up about it. Honestly, to me, it feels like a backlash to the trans agenda that's been shoved in our faces. And that's an unfortunate because I don't think this deserves the same outrage.
Clayton Morris
So you're in favor of men as NFL cheerleaders?
Natalie Morris
Yeah, I don't care, as long as they're, they've got the chops to dance.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, I am absolutely not. No, first of all, it's a predominantly male audience that watches football. Watches NFL football.
Natalie Morris
But I can watch football.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, you can. But I'm just telling you it's a predominantly male sport who, predominantly men who watch it. No man wants to watch other men do cheerleading. Why the hell are these people still allowed to like walk through frickin airports? These people should be under, under arrest, behind bars for treason.
Jay Dyer
That's correct. You're 100% right. And guess what, Clayton, Every single person.
Clayton Morris
That voted for President Trump and voted.
Natalie Morris
For accountability is going to feel betrayed. Why are these people still free and.
Jay Dyer
Able to carry out crimes against the.
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American people and against their own country?
Jay Dyer
Because they haven't been held accountable.
Clayton Morris
Well, guess what? You know who's going to go down for those crimes?
Natalie Morris
It's not going to be those people. It is going to be the people who are in power now.
Clayton Morris
So at what point do you see like an event horizon, Dr. Paul? Like where the US dollar, like there's a point of no return. Have we already reached that point of no return? You know, that's the way it works.
Jay Dyer
In places like Zimbabwe and you know, Venezuela, you know, it finally hits and then there's runaway inflation, there's a collision and they have to do a new currency that will come and can come. But I keep thinking, can they be that stupid? You know, why doesn't somebody grab hold of the range? But that's not the way it works. It's going to get worse. There will be a liquidation.
Clayton Morris
They have to, you know, liquidate the.
Jay Dyer
Debt we can't afford, otherwise it'll increase exponentially.
Natalie Morris
Police in the UK are just jogging around in some tight leggings, they call them tights there, and arresting men who cat call them. So they found their hottest gals on the force and had them just jog about. Don't they have anything better to do with high crime rates in the UK? Apparently not.
Clayton Morris
These same women will be 45 years old and wondering why they're single. These same police officers making these arrests.
Natalie Morris
There are entire memes about middle aged women who get catcalled and they're like, thank you, still got it right. They're not going to hear this anymore. Not everybody hates it. Well, Democrats are freaking out that what President Trump is doing with his executive orders and his orders to slash the federal government budget and personnel is a constitutional crisis. Their argument is that he does not have the power to say close a federal agency or choke off their budgets or offer people early retirement or a furlough. So, Lionel, yes or no, does the President have the constitutional right to do this?
Clayton Morris
Absolutely, 100%. And they're not even claiming he doesn't. They're asking for a temporary restraining order. Think of it as a. As a Hail Mary. You think that, that censorship is coming from, from the government, from the Scottish government, from.
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I've. I've reached a point where I don't, I don't.
Clayton Morris
I don't take the government seriously. By definition. I take those people as being essentially just factotums, just, Just puppets. They're just mouthing words that are scripted for them elsewhere. And I think they're just the active.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Components of, of, of projects that are.
Clayton Morris
Being prosecuted at the behest of much larger entities. You know, the United nations, the World Economic Forum, globalism in all its manifestations. Right. You guys have an idea of who Sydney Sweeney is? Well, her new ad campaign for American Eagle jeans is being labeled by liberal fatties as Nazi propaganda and the mainstream media as a return to whiteness. It's a return to whiteness to put Sydney Sweeney in a. In an ad promoting some sort of clothing. Who could have seen this coming?
Natalie Morris
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Clayton Morris
It's the strangest thing to keep taking.
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Shots every six months, but yet be.
Natalie Morris
More and more prone to having the.
Clayton Morris
Illness the shots are supposed to prevent.
Natalie Morris
The Justice Department has decided that domestic terrorism is a thing and that people who advocate overthrow of the government are terrorists. That's terrifying. This is all Big Brother stuff. There's no such thing as domestic terrorists. What do we do about that?
Clayton Morris
Isn't it something right? Just in the United States of America, I mean, our founding document is the Declaration of Independence. It's the most beautiful document ever because it says the opening doesn't even make an argument.
Jay Dyer
It just says it's self evident that.
Clayton Morris
There'S a God and that he wants.
Jay Dyer
Us to be free.
Clayton Morris
Which I love, I love not even having, not even pretending that that needs to be argued. We take it as self evident that.
Jay Dyer
God wants us to be free.
Clayton Morris
And governments, they're just this institution that man creates to protect our freedom. And if they're not protecting our freedom or if they're tyrannical, then we have the right and the duty to overthrow that government and replace it with a new one. So the idea that the government that was created by that document could then.
Jay Dyer
Ever try to say that like the.
Clayton Morris
Overthrowing your own government is some type.
Jay Dyer
Of like.
Clayton Morris
Just a moral sin on its face by definition is crazy. That was the whole spirit of the country, was that you overthrow a tyrannical government. I hear the same thing. I jokingly say when I return home from Washington each week.
Jay Dyer
My wife greets me at the door.
Clayton Morris
Not with a hug or a kiss, but why the hell is Anthony Fauci not in jail yet? So people are frustrated, but they have to understand I don't control the judicial system. You were not allowed to deviate from the talking points.
Jay Dyer
I mean, I experienced that.
Clayton Morris
Right, like for real. No, you're not.
Jay Dyer
You have to just nod along and.
Clayton Morris
Be like, yeah, okay. I mean, if you think about how ridiculous that is, you know, I Had to read Mein Kampf in college. Right. We still read Hitler's words to understand. Yeah. The move towards a final solution, understanding blood, all of that. It's written in his own book. So you can understand where he got to with this. It's important to understand.
Jay Dyer
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Historically, I agree. I don't endorse Hitler. I don't think so, by the way. I'm with you on that, Clayton. Glad we agree on that. Next week, Australia will take up consideration of their combating Anti Semitism, hate and extremism bill in Parliament. This is one of the most draconian pieces of. Of legislation to hit the English speaking world. Like, let's put everything we can into this hate speech bucket. Okay? Have they gone completely insane in Australia? It is clear that Western governments at.
Natalie Morris
Large are waging war on their populations.
Jay Dyer
And Christianity and the people need to.
Clayton Morris
Really gain the courage and speak while they still have the right. Well, Dan Bongino is back to his day job hosting a podcast, wondering why we're not hearing more about this Epstein case. I can't emphasize to you enough. This Epstein thing is more than. There's more than meets the eye there. I know a lot of people want to make this thing go away. And what the hell are they hiding with Jeffrey Epstein? Why do they want to make this Jeffrey Epstein story go away so bad? Remember, Dan told all of this, though, to move on from this. Watch.
Jay Dyer
He killed himself again.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
You want me to.
Jay Dyer
I've.
Clayton Morris
I've. I've seen the whole file.
Jay Dyer
He killed himself.
Clayton Morris
Seen the whole file. He killed himself. So his first order of business, back now in the podcast circuit, according to him, now that he's back, is going after the independent media, black pillars, as he calls them, grifters, and he's attacking them, not telling us the truth about the Epstein files or what it was like behind the scenes going after the January 6th pipe bomber. Ron in our chat asks, where are the children? You know, this is a very hard topic. Where are the children? 550,000 unaccompanied. Yes, ma', am. They're gone. 550,000 unaccompanied alien children from babies literally just birth babies to 17 years old, crossed the border, were transported through all the NGOs that you and I just talked about and sent back to the cartel members. And they're all lost. I'm telling you how involved with the CIA be in what Kevin just talked about this bot program and pushing out these sort of false narratives from these, like, maggot influencers.
Jay Dyer
Right?
Clayton Morris
There are entire units at the CIA that do this as their as their, you know, 40 hour a week jobs. Yeah, they would. This would be a very sophisticated program taking place place at the CIA.
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Clayton Morris
Further evidence the United States Constitution is being thrown out. The FBI executed a search warrant on a Washington Post reporter's home. To me, this is devastating for freedom of the press in the United States, but because as Clay Greenwald or any other great journalist would tell you, I mean, they rely on these types of informants, they rely on these types of leakers providing them with documents to actually be able to tell the story and hold government accountable. That's the power of the press. So you're going to sort of send a shockwave of fear through newsrooms to stop to prevent them from really doing journalism.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Well, that, that some cynic might say.
Clayton Morris
That would be the feature, not the bug. And others can imagine of how this can be weaponized against people who might be political adversaries or ideological adversaries to the current administration above and beyond the Washington Post. I mean, that goes without saying. So what is the threat to democracy?
Jay Dyer
People on both sides, people in power.
Clayton Morris
Saying out loud that they want to control what you get to hear and see. It is real, it is a threat, and it is happening and growing. And I'll tell you what punishing thought is on the agenda. And I just heard it from someone.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Who'S not a kook.
Clayton Morris
Not Alex Jones, not Tucker Carlson, one of the most sober and intelligent politicians of our time. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Natalie Morris
I think it's important to indict the Russians just as Mueller indicted a lot of Russians who were engaged in direct election interference and boosting Trump back in 2016. But I also think there are Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda, and whether they should be civilly or even in some cases, criminally charged is something that would be a better deterrence.
Clayton Morris
While we now have hard evidence from inside the United States Senate that Hillary Clinton herself helped manufacture the Trump collusion hoax and approved it, and we have the receipts for it as well, this is explosive. This is criminal level deceit that could lead her to her arrest. Wouldn't that be amazing?
Natalie Morris
I never thought we would see such a smoking gun. But this is literally an email showing that she wanted to use the FBI and weaponize it against her political opponent. And the FBI went along with it under a hoax they thought up.
Jay Dyer
Sam.
Clayton Morris
It is time to wake up. On this show, we cover the stories the mainstream media won't touch. Live from the Rocky Mountains, welcome to Redacted with Natalie and Clayton Morris. Are you ready? Let's get uncomfortable.
Natalie Morris
All right, you guys, time to deep dive more of this Epstein connections. Because it is what's ruling the world. If you haven't figured out that out by now, I don't know why you're here, but it is. We're gonna talk about more of the named names that were named on the Congress floor this morning and why they were redacted, who they are, who redacted them in the first place and what we are learning about that. Plus we're gonna talk about Hollywood Epstein connections and how they've been signaling to us all along these sort of demonic pedophile cults. It's no longer a conspiracy theory. It is real conspiracy. The person we're gonna talk to about this is Jay Dyer. He's been telling us for years about all of this symbolism and what we should know about it. And now it's time. It's time to know it and talk about it in polite society. Are you in a polite mood?
Clayton Morris
I am. Eyes Wide shut. Of course. Yeah, we're gonna talk about that. And we're also gonna talk about Howard Lutnick calls for Howard Lutnick's resignation. He just got up in front of the Senate just a short time ago and was grilled over his lies about his associations with Jeffrey Epstein. Why did he lie? Why did he lie in interviews? Why did he lie to the American people about his associations with Jeffrey Epstein? Is there any money that was handed over there? We'd like to get those answers. The White House saying, nope, they're sticking with this guy. Okay. Anyway, we're going to talk about all of that and so much more here on the show today. Thank you guys so much for subscribing and being a part of our community. We really appreciate it. Whether you're on Rumble, whether you're on X, whether you're on YouTube. Thank you guys so much for your support. Before we get to all of that news, we got to tell you about this. Early onset dementia and Alzheimer's are rising fast. Listen to this. Some reports show diagnosis of 373% in people between the age of 30 and 44 and up 311% in ages 45 to 54 in the United States in recent years. And here's what's wild. We talk about brain disease. We usually talk about the brain. But a lot of researchers point to chronic inflammation and oxidative stress as major drivers. And more and more evidence ties those processes right back to your gut bacteria. That's right, because your gut and your brain are in constant communication. The gut brain axis, as they call it, and your microbiome can influence inflammation, mood, memory and cognitive function. And that's why I would tell you about our friends at Kimchi One, the bright core, the makers of Kimchi One, because there are studies showing that Kimchi's bioactive compounds may help support brain health, including memory, cognitive function. And it's loaded with probiotics. So Brightkor created Kimchi One because it has all the benefits of real kimchi in a convenient capsule. No taste, no smell, virtually no sodium at all. Made in the usa, non gmo. So right now you can get an exclusive offer if you click the link below for 25% off your entire order if you go to mybrightcore.com redacted or an even better deal is if you call them, you'll get 50% off if you just get on the phone and talk with them. They want to develop a relationship with you. Imagine that in America. They want to have a relationship with their customers.
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Natalie Morris
It's so exciting when someone asks about your microbiome.
Clayton Morris
Right?
Natalie Morris
Thank you for asking. I can talk about it until the cows come, right?
Clayton Morris
So thank you for calling. I appreciate it. So, hey, get your questions in now for Jay Dyer. Jay Dyer is going to be joining us here in a few minutes to talk about the Hollywood Epstein connection. Eyes Wide Shut Step, Stanley Kubrick, all.
Natalie Morris
Of that demonic symbolism in pretty much every Hollywood movie and concert that you go to.
Clayton Morris
So any questions you have, drop them here in the comments. Any questions you have specifically, any super chats you want to get in. We'll try to ask Jay as we interview him here in about 10 minutes or so. But first we got a big update to get to here. A new batch of Epstein co conspirators have finally been named thanks to the work of Congressman Ro Khanna and Congressman Thomas Massie. Ro Khanna just took to the floor of the House of Representatives and blasted the DOJ for clearly trying to hide these names. Watch. Mr. Speaker, yesterday Congressman Massie and I went to the Department of Justice to read the unredacted Epstein files. We spent about two hours there and we learned that 70 to 80% of the files are still redacted. In fact, there were six wealthy powerful men that the DOJ hid for no apparent reason. When Congressman Massie and I pointed this out to the Department of Justice, they acknowledged their mistake. And now they have revealed the identity of these six powerful men. These men are Salvatore Navora Zorab Michaladez, Liopig Leonor Nicola Caputa, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayam, CEO of Dubai Ports World, and billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner, who was labeled as a co conspirator by the FBI. Now my question is, why did it take Thomas Massie and me going to the Justice Department to get these six men's identities to become public. And if we found six men that they were hiding in two hours, imagine how many men they are covering up for in those 3 million files. Bingo. Now maybe we should point out. Here are the names again. Salvatore, Nora, Zorab, Micheladzi, Leonic Leonev, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Suleiman, of course, the. You know, we're going to talk more about him on Thursday here on the show and do more of a deep dive billionaire business businessman Leslie Wexner, but just on the Leslie Wexner part, named as a co conspirator here.
Natalie Morris
Now, Wexner, you may have known, was Epstein's main financier. He gave him one of the largest apartments in New York City. He, Epstein, had full power of attorney over all of Wexner's assets. And he is a billionaire. Continues to be. He's one of the founders of Bed, Bath and Beyond and founder of, let's see, Victoria's secretary and Lenza, one other I'm, I'm missing right now. So he amasses great amount of fortune and Epstein, having very little experience in personal finance, becomes his main guy. Now, we have known this since at least 2008 when Epstein was deposed and his, the lawyers who represented the victims asked about Wexner. We've known that since way before that. The question is, why did the DOJ never have him testify? Why was he never interviewed? All we can see from the files is that he was deposed two weeks before Epstein died. And then, oh no, Wex. And then, you know, Epstein's dead. I guess we don't have to do this anymore. And we don't know. Now we know that the DOJ all along has labeled Wexner a co conspirator. So what did they do with that? Did they investigate him? Did they ever go. They never raided his house, as far as we know. They never impaneled a grand jury, as far as we know, unless it was sealed indictments, we don't know. Why has he been protected all along? Why does he go free? What happened after he replaced Epstein with somebody else? Did that other guy, we talked about him yesterday. Did he do anything? We don't know. What we do know is that he is a prominent donor to Israeli causes. He is a Jewish businessman. We do know that he had alliances with Eliud Barak, the former prime minister. We do know that Benjamin Netanyahu son once called Wexer a cult of pedophiles because he said that he was aligned with the far left in Israel. And then Netanyahu obviously is the, is the right, right wing version of Israeli politics. He has said that Wexner has been trying to influence Israeli politics for decades, and that appears to be true with his donations. So who protected him? Why did we never. If the, if the DOJ all along has labeled him a co conspirator. Why has he been left alone? Also strange bit is that he went on to buy the Martha's Vineyard home that the Obamas had rented. What is that connection? These are very serious questions that we never got answered. And yet when we have been screaming about Lex Wexner for over a decade, the DOJ said nothing. And we now know they did in fact label him a co conspiracy. So that is. That's major. That we knew it. We've been screaming his name forever. And now they're like, yeah, we've been on that one. So we're like. And then.
Clayton Morris
Well, also, it's worth pointing out that Cash Patel was lying when he said this about co conspirators. Watch.
Jay Dyer
Is no credible information.
Clayton Morris
None. If there were, I would bring the case yesterday that he trafficked to other individuals.
Jay Dyer
And the information we have, again, is limited.
Clayton Morris
So the answer is no. 1 for the information that we have in the files, in the case file.
Natalie Morris
Okay, so now we don't know that Wexner was trafficked, too. We don't know that he trafficked from. What we know is that Epstein had a source, very mysterious source, of massive amount of wealth that allowed him to have these different layers around the world. And it is improbable that Lex Wexner did not know about it. Now people have made the connection. Victoria's Secret is a place to go and get young girls, people who want to get into the funnel of Victoria's Secret models. What happened there? These are valid questions.
Clayton Morris
Well, and yes, Whitney Webb, who's been a guest on our show, she's been covering the Les Wexner piece of this story for years here on Redacted. This goes back very, you know, many, many years. And she called it out. She called it out. So she knew about it. If she knew about it, why was the DOJ hiding it? A very good question from Ro Khanna. Meanwhile, more calls for Howard Lutnick to resign today from the Trump's cabinet as Commerce Secretary or be impeached. So Howard Lutnick said recently in an interview that in 2005, his 2005 visit to Jeffrey Epstein's home left him so revolted that he cut ties with Epstein. But today, in front of Congress, now that the Epstein files have been released, he had to totally revive, revise his bullshit story. Watch.
Jay Dyer
But, Nick, I think you understand the root of concern here. It's the way you described very emphatically your first encounter with him in his apartment. Said you were disgusted, would never have.
Clayton Morris
Any contact with him again.
Jay Dyer
Did you in fact make the visit to Jeffrey Epstein's private island? I did have lunch with him as I was on a boat going across.
Clayton Morris
On a family vacation.
Jay Dyer
My wife was with me, as were my four children and nannies I had another couple with. They were there as well with their children and we had lunch on the island, that is true, for an hour. And we left with all of my children, with my nannies and my wife all together. We were on family vacation. We were not apart to suggest there was anything untoward about that in 2012.
Clayton Morris
I don't recall why we did it.
Jay Dyer
But Mr. Secretary, again, as I said.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah, you don't recall the emails? The emails make it clear why he did it. He set it up purposefully and gave all the ages of the teenagers.
Clayton Morris
So yes, the new emails show that Lutnick remained in contact for years afterward, including a 2012 email discussing a visit to Epstein's island and a trip and a lunch with Epstein and his own children. By the way, as Chili Pepper in our chat room says on YouTube says over 30% of the people killed in the Twin Towers worked for Howard Lutnick. He didn't go to work that day. He then profited off of the event and supported Israeli initiatives.
Natalie Morris
I don't think I knew that. Yeah, well, thank you for that. Let's follow that trail.
Clayton Morris
I mean, he's been interviewed many, many times about how devastating it was to lose all of his employees and all of that, obviously. So. But yes, I mean, exactly. Was he being covered here and protected? So. And then reporters today, course swarmed him after his testimony and he's just smiling and sort of grinning ear to Ear as he's being pressed about why did you lie and why were you continuing to hang out with a, with a, with a convicted sex offender? Watch people about your interactions with Epstein. Did you have any financial involvement with Jeffrey Epstein? Why did you keep contact with Jeffrey Epstein after he pled guilty to sex crimes? Come on. What do you say to the Democrats calling on for you to resign? Give us some space, Mr. Epstein, people of your level in the British government, Why did you keep contact with Jeffrey Epstein after he pled guilty? I look forward to testifying today. Did you mischaracterize your relationship with him? Why did you, why did you say you found him gross but still kept in contact with him? What do you say to those who.
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Are calling for you to respond?
Clayton Morris
Not now. Are you willing to speak to Congress about this? I'm going to speak to Congress right now. Do you expect to be asked about Epstein? Why did you miscarry? So, yeah, excuse me.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
I just.
Clayton Morris
On his way in. Yeah, go ahead.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
I just. So if I'm around somebody that truly creeps me out, I mean, one of two things is going to happen. I'm going to put them on their ass and leave, or I'm just going to leave. But, like, I'm not going to go back around them no matter how, like, what the situation is. And I sure as hell I'm not going to bring my kids.
Clayton Morris
Right.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
You know, like, that's, that's just, I.
Clayton Morris
Don'T get that to the creep fest, like private island. You're going to bring your kids and your wife and allow them to go off and just sort of play while you're having lunch with Jeffrey Epstein on his private island.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
What part of philanthropist do you guys not understand? I mean, come on.
Clayton Morris
I understand philanderer. I don't understand philanthropist. Yeah. So the White House, after this testimony today, said we're going to stand by him. You know, nothing to see here. Don't worry about it. So I guess he's. I guess he's fine inside the White House. It is worth pointing out, though, a bit of a weird sort of dichotomy between President Trump and Howard Lutnick on this specific issue because it's something we reported earlier this week. A newly unsealed court document revealed that Donald Trump called the police on Jeffrey Epstein in 2006. The document reports that the President called then Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Ryder to thank him for investigating the, quote, disgusting sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. Those are Trump's words in the document to the police chief. And it's now part of the FBI record. It sparked an investigation into Epstein and Trump told police, thank you for investigating this disgusting sex criminal Epstein, along with his, quote, evil partner, Ghislaine Maxwell. Turns out, according to the FBI, Trump was one of the, quote, very first people to call the police about Epstein, end quote. So however you feel about it, you know, decided it's not for. Yeah, I'm just pointing out. So Trump in 2006 knew Epstein was a, quote, disgusting sex criminal, and yet Howard Lutnick didn't have any problems offering to send his kids to Epstein's island a year later when he. When he broke Tyson.
Natalie Morris
President Trump doesn't have any problems surrounding himself. People with people who are connected to the, like the, the new appointed. About to be appointed Federal Reserve chair. Yeah. Kevin Wash, who had connections to Epstein appointing Bill Barr as his Attorney General. When Bill Barr is connected to Epstein's circle intimately, it was his father that gave Epstein his first job. It makes no sense that he would be both a whistleblower and then constantly surrounded by this circle. I can't make heads or I'm not prepared to make heads or tails of that. I'm extremely uncomfortable with it.
Clayton Morris
Well, and as someone points out in our chat, Tara said in our chat says, and Bondi. Pam Bondi was the local DA in charge of Epstein sweetheart deal at the time. So again, you're right. So all of these people that were like, like, so he called him. If that's true, I have no reason to believe it's not true because in the F. FBI's record and it. The CHE Chief of Police confirmed it and we have the police report confirming it. So, I mean, it might be fake. I don't know.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
He was saying he was disgusting sex criminal and evil. Ghislaine Maxwell. And thank you for investigating these weirdos. And then you surround yourself with all these people who are, like, kept company with them.
Natalie Morris
Right. It doesn't make sense. I mean, Clayton and I have had certain communities where we're like, I don't think we want to hang out with those people anymore. And then we make sure we don't go to events adjacent.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
That's.
Natalie Morris
That's how normal people behave, I think. I don't think that makes us virtuous. I think that makes us normal. So then how do you surround yourself with people adjacent?
Clayton Morris
Right.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Then that just kind of begs the question then, why is the Trump administration then so adamant about hiding anything in the Epstein files?
Natalie Morris
Right.
Clayton Morris
And is it simply to protect all of these people? I mean, to Protect, you know, the sultan from Dubai. To protect people like Howard Lutnick. To protect people who might be embarrassed by their associations with him.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Here's a question in our chat room from Cassie. Thank you for your $9 super chat says, what are your thoughts on the redacted versus unredacted names of the non victims in the files? Were they already known expendable to the higher ups and the evil organization? So they were offered up and then they were unredacted. It's a great question. It's a question we're going to ask hopefully Congressman Massie and Ro Khanna about specifically, because I think first of all, there's a lot of mistakes in these redactions. As clear like they. They redacted that certain names throughout the documents, and then they left certain documents with those exact same names unredacted. Well, why did you redact them over here but not redact them here? It makes no sense. So there's a lot of mistakes in these documents. I don't know what nefarious things were they were up to, but clearly with these six names that they purposefully withheld, people like Leslie Wexner, like, why wouldn't you release those names?
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Seems like it's clear obfuscation and covering up.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Yeah, I mean, that's just it. I think the names that they've made sure get redacted are the ones with something to hide. People that don't. People that are named in the Epstein files but don't have anything to hide. There's no real reason to redact those. Which just. Which just goes to me to show that this is. It's not like just pure incompetence. That there is. There's malicious intent in here, in who they are redacting.
Natalie Morris
Right.
Clayton Morris
King us says in our chat room, the issue, in my opinion, is that a lot of the victims became perpetrators. I think you might be onto something there.
Natalie Morris
Yes, that's a. We'll talk about that another time. You're right about that.
Clayton Morris
All right, we're going to talk about Hollywood here in a second and Eyes Wide Shut and all of those Hollywood connections to the Epstein network. And we're going to dive deeply into that with Jay Dyer. So get your questions in now for Jay. We'll talk to him in a second.
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Natalie Morris
Now if you haven't seen the movie Eyes Wide Shut, I'm not suggesting you go and do that. It's about elite sex rituals that are meant to solidify hierarchy, power and control. When the film was released, it was dismissed as kind of boring and unrealistic. Now, in light of the Epstein files, it reads as psychologically accurate, honest, and maybe even restrained. The film's director, Stanley Kubrick, died after he made the final edit, so he was never able to be asked about it. So the question is, why did Hollywood elites allow this film to be shown? What are we seeing here? How do we know what? What are we looking at? So, Jay dy, welcome back to Redacted. Thank you so much for joining us. You wrote this on X the other day and I thought we would have you explain it. You said this is real. It puts the famous Rothschild's mask ball photos in a new light. This has been going on for a long time, so I'm just going to hand you the floor and explain to us what the Hell.
Jay Dyer
Yeah. Thank you. Glad to be back with you guys. Yeah, I wrote a really in depth analysis of Eyes Wide Shut, kind of a academic style essay maybe in 2011, and got quite a bit of attention from it because people started noticing, hey, you know, you know, this aspect of the ritual, this aspect of the tie into Hollywood, there's actually history behind a lot of this. And Kubrick as a, you know, somewhat of a counter establishment figure, was putting a lot of messages into his films. And so I was studying film at a graduate level as well in terms of propaganda at the same time. So the deeper I dove into this, I started realizing that in the academic literature, which, you know, most people don't actually read, not that they would. I mean, it's just for a bunch of nerds, they started coming out with books 10, 15 years ago about the relationship of the CIA to Hollywood at an academic level. Right. So normal people aren't reading this. This isn't really in the media. You had, Even right after 9 11, there was academic texts like Operation Hollywood. And what these books were describing was this intimate relationship between high level A listers, producers, directors, the Pentagon, the nsa, the FBI, as well as other foreign intelligence agencies, obviously the Mossad and British intelligence. And so turns out there's always been this really close relationship between film propaganda, the deep state intelligence agencies, and it turns out, sex cults. And so I thought that Kubrick's film was just so profound in that it ties in all of that stuff together. Because if you don't recall or if you're not aware, the narrative of the story is that Tom Cruise is a sort of, you know, wealthy mid level New York elite doctor who gets invited to every, say, higher tier billionaire level party. And, and the invitation is sort of mysterious. We don't exactly know if he's supposed to be there, if he's not supposed to be there. But what he stumbles upon is essentially there's a tier of people above him that are engaged in international ritual sex type stuff, including murders, assassinations, probably suggesting other things with the Lili Sobieski character being underage, underage trafficking of girls and so forth. And there's even a curious line in the film where when the Tom Cruise character goes to the costume store and he says, what do I need for a masked ball? You know, a renaissance style masked ball. And the director, the owner of the costume store, who's a trafficker himself connected to the network, he says, they say you're going to need this special cloak. And so that is a cloak worn Specifically by royals in Europe and in the uk. And so when Tom Cruise stumbles upon this and gets to this big event here, he sees this mass ritual orgy. It's a black mass, essentially. It's very Crowleyan in terms of Aleister Crowley style rituals. And ultimately we find out that this is a network that is compromising and is essentially controlling the wealthiest people. In this case in New York, probably the east coast as well. The guy has a British accent that sort of runs the cult, the hierophant. So long story short, I think the phrase eyes wide shut is essentially describing the fact that back in the late 90s, when Kubrick did this film, most people's eyes were wide shut. They were open, but they're shut to how the world really works, which is what this film is about. And if you go back to my book, the very first chapter, I talked about how this is describing the strategy and the techniques of the Rothschild Mass balls, as you put up.
Natalie Morris
Did we just lose audio?
Clayton Morris
I think we just lost.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Yeah, we just lost Jason.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah, some. For some reason. Jay, you're muted on zoom.
Jay Dyer
Yeah. So just the mass ball essentially is. Was, I think, a perfect setup for how you could compromise people. And that's kind of what we get with Tom Cruise. And his character in this sequence is that he's brought in, he's perhaps being inducted. It's unclear, but he's definitely in the position of being compromised. And we noticed throughout the film's narrative that this cult has all of the powers and abilities of an intelligence agency at their disposal. They're able to fake the news stories, they're able to assassinate. Right. And there's this cult element where the other model who takes the place of Tom Cruise says, don't kill him. I will be the sacrifice for him. I will redeem him. And that has to do with earlier in the film because Tom Cruise's character is a doctor. He saved her life at that first party. So, look, this is high level stuff. This is telling us everything about how the world really works. It's based on an older German novel called Traumnovelle. And I think that novel was updated by. By Kubrick on purpose to tell us they're really into this underage stuff. And that's also a theme in many Kubrick films. Lolita, Barry Lyndon, on and on and on. Dr. Strangelove, you have this idea that the elite want younger people to abuse, to traumatize, and they run the world through these cult networks.
Clayton Morris
Can I. So I want to get into Stanley Kubrick in a second because yeah, I've studied his films for years and when I went to film school back in the day, I want to get into that piece of this and his mysterious death and of course the, the edit that we never got to saw, that I never got to see. So just put that on the back burner for a second. But you mentioned the Rothschilds balls. Forgive the way of saying it.
Natalie Morris
Well, he has pictures if we could put them up. They're incredible.
Jay Dyer
Don't put pictures of their balls up.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, don't put the Rothschilds balls up. I don't want to see those things. But let's call them galas. Yeah, let's call them galas. So Jay, can you. What happens at these galas? What exactly are we looking at here and what is the history of these things?
Jay Dyer
These are older images from the 60s and 70s where they were inviting very prominent people. In fact, some of the pictures include people like Audrey Hepburn being at these balls. And you know, this is, this is I think an old European tradition. So the ball itself is nothing new. I've done research in my grad studies on Renaissance era mass balls and, and what the elite would do is you bring all these people to these sort of saturnalian parties where you have O R G I E S, shall we say. And that goes back to, like I said, medieval Europe and for a long time it could be a very excellent, a very. It's a perfect setting to compromise people. So if you go into the history of sexual blackmail and these kinds of operations, the Rothschilds were at the front, front of this for many, many centuries. In fact, in terms of Epstein himself, the Robert Maxwell was a front for the Rothschild operation. And I think you guys have talked to Whitney Webb. The first few chapters of her book detail how Maxwell was brought in as a frontispiece, a kind of a, you know, facade for the Rothschilds to be a corporate takeover artist, to be this, you know, publishing magnate that was a front to cut out. And that was all at the behest of both British intelligence and Israel as well at the same time. So the Rothschild seem to really be perfect at this. It's a science that they perfected. In fact, there's some information and indications, people have written some books theorizing that if you go back to the Cambridge spy ring and the famous story of the Soviets that defected, many of whom were by the way, homosexual. The reason that matters is because they were very close to Lord Victor Rothchild, who many people suspect was the key in a person behind that Cambridge spy ring, because he was playing both sides, both British intelligence and playing the side of the Soviets. And there was that famous email that came out from Epstein a few days ago explaining that, well, the reason that Maxwell was assassinated was because he tried to extort the Mossad, whom he worked for, appointing himself as an attache for Israel to the Soviets. And the KGB actually had translations that my friend did where they were during the Cold War. They had the exact same assessment of Maxwell. He's playing both sides. He's trying to feed us secrets as he's trying to extort the Mossad. And that was supposedly, according to Epstein, the reason why they took him out. Now, the reason I say all that is that, again, this is, as Epstein himself says, and a Rothchild operation. He is a agent, an attache, a legate of the Rothchilds. Many emails confirm this, including business deals beyond just being a legate. And again, that's because they have this longtime connection not just to intelligence and to apparently cults, as well as the history of the nation state of Israel going all the way back to the 1860s, according to Moses Hess. It's also because they're a. An elite, powerful European banking dynasty. And intelligence really comes out of banking. This is something a lot of people understand. They think, oh, it's James Bond. It's assassinating people. It's this. That. That's a lower level. The. The real origin of intelligence. Even according to the mainline Rothschild biographers, like the Morton Tax, which is an official biography of the Rothschilds, within the first few chapters, the famous story about Waterloo, that they had advanced intelligence that allowed them to buy up the collapsed stock market in the UK And London. That's true. They all brag about that. Yeah, absolutely. And the way we were able to do that was advanced intelligence. It's not an accident that when David Rockefeller sets up his banking empire because he comes out of military intelligence, he brags about that in his memoir. So we got to understand that intelligence, cults, networks, and even Hollywood all tie together. There's no perfect example than this.
Natalie Morris
Wow. So what do you think Eyes Wide Shut was trying to tell us? Were they trying to warn us, or it's because it's part of their ethos to tell us to do it in plain sight.
Jay Dyer
So I've gotten to know Vivian Kubrick, Kubrick's daughter, since writing my books and doing all this, and we've had a lot of conversations. And the way Vivian describes it is that she says her dad was a genuinely anti establishment person. She thinks that he did have some spiritual sensibilities about him. Even though he was kind of agnostic. He did believe in, you know, inexplicable, mysterious types of phenomena. So he wasn't like a total rank materialist per se. But she said that his perspective was that, you know, he had seen a lot, done a lot when he was younger. He was a little more naive when it came to Spartacus and films where he was perhaps more so on the socialist, Communist side. And after many years, as he got, you know, more mature and older the themes in his films, I think, really are accurate. So I don't think Kubrick was intentionally part of a conspiracy or trying to cover things up. I think he really was saying, look, here's what's really going on. People don't understand it. I don't know any other way to convey it other than the art form that I've chosen this medium. But I would say in terms of the film itself again, it's almost like the film is a ritual itself. It's kind of an initiation process. Because the character, Bill Harford is, you know, totally Eyes Wide Shut at the beginning. He doesn't know how the world really works. He thinks he's at the elite top of, you know, the power structure. He's a very successful, wealthy, multimillion dollar doctor in New York. And then he meets this whole other class of people who live a totally different, untouchable, you know, free from any legalities, doing whatever they want, do what thou wilt worldview. And he's totally mystified. He has no.
Clayton Morris
What?
Jay Dyer
No idea what. It just totally destroys his world. And one of the themes throughout the film is Freudian, you know, sexual, you know, psychoanalysis type stuff. I won't go too deep into that. But the point of that is that just like he's struggling with his own sexuality in his marriage he realizes that the elite, they use sexuality as a currency to control the masses. So I think that those are. Those are the key elements of what Eiswach is trying to tell us is that we're actually ruled by elites who have no morals, no moral compass whatsoever. They're absolutely satanic. And even though the film doesn't explicitly mention, you know, Satanism or Crowley the very ominous sort of reversal music that's played is actually something that Aleister Crowley was into which was taking music or taking speech and reversing it to teach people the principle of what he called inversion or taking good things and proper things and then inverting them to their opposite. A lot of people have a satanic worldview or a very dark hermetic worldview. They think that you can actually gain power by doing that. And perhaps if the film is portraying this ritual perspective, that would explain a lot. Especially if you think about the Epstein Bannon interview, which we just live streamed on my channel yesterday or a couple days ago. Epstein basically seems like he's into Kabbalism and into the occult. So I think there is an overlap there.
Clayton Morris
So a couple of things here on Kubrick co wrote, if I remember correctly, he co wrote the movie Eyes Wide Shut. And it's based on like a 1920s, right? 1920s novella.
Jay Dyer
Yeah, trauma novella.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, like a German novella at the time. So it's clear, like, this has been happening for many decades. Right. So this wasn't like a new idea. He's trying to expose Hollywood. This had been going on for decades. And this was a modern adaptation of something that's been happening for more than hundreds of years.
Jay Dyer
Yeah, yeah. We did, for example, on my channel, we did a lecture through a book called Sexpionage by just a mainline historian, Walter Bower. And in that book, he says that one of the elements that most people don't realize that has brought down kingdoms, destroy civilizations and ended wars is sexpionage, which is the art of sexual compromise, honey traps, blackmail, etc. We've all seen this in movies. If, you know, you saw the Jennifer Lawrence movie Red Sparrow that was about Stalin and the NKVD techniques of training operatives and make them into sex honey traps. But the CIA always supposedly has this line of, well, we don't do that in the West. That's something that China and Russia do because we're moral. But the reality is that just simply they don't do it under the COVID of the CIA. They use other things. Think about Operation Midnight Climax. That was an MKUltra adjacent program that's declassified where the CIA was wanting to study the effects of LSD on John's in the midst of sexual things liaisons. And so they dosed the johns using mafia brothels. And so that's. That's Operation Midnight Climax right there. So what does that tell you, you know, when they say, oh, we don't use, you know, sexual operatives? Well, no, they just farm it out to, you know, brothels run by organized crime, which has always had a close relationship with the CIA and OSS going back to World War II. So, yes, you're absolutely right. In fact, there's a famous guy you could look up, Kenji Doihara as an example. He was the Japanese Jeffrey Epstein Back at the turn of the century in the Japanese Chinese War, he got this idea to set up a bunch of brothels in China and put the prostitutes strategically in the locations near where the Chinese generals lived. And he was able to defeat China through opium and prostitution networks. And the prostitutes were all spies. And so I think that you're starting to see the picture come together. Like this is a known technique. It's just not known to people unless you've studied, you know, history or military history. Like this is how the world really works.
Natalie Morris
So it's, it's like a buffet. You have sexual perversion, sexual rituals, drugs. Like just choose whatever we can do to control. There's no, there's no rules for, for this kind of thing, although it seems to be there are rituals. How much do you think the rituals that, as we see in the Epstein files were organized in these ways? So we see things like, thanks, had fun at the hunt. What else do we see? The one that you brought about, MK Ultra grooming this sex kitten about like this is. She's smart, she is wounded in this way. We'll try and like groom her and manipulate her in this way. Is it Willy Nilly? Is there a schedule? Do you get calendar invited? What do you think?
Jay Dyer
Great question. Some of that domain is still a little ambiguous and unknown. However, I've got several books from MK Ultra doctors themselves up there on my shelf. I can get them if I need to. For example, John C. Lilly's book Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer. That's all about LSD in human programming and MKUltra operations. So Jose Delgado has a book up there, Physical Control of the Mind. So these are all real MK Ultra adjacent doctors who were studying these things. And if you think about Alfred Kinsey, his research was funded by the Rockefeller foundation to study underage sexuality. He's the one that of course was a notorious PDF with those disgusting experiments that he did on kids. And he's the one that promoted the idea that everybody is on a spectrum gay. So we're all skittles, we're all rainbow. According to Kinsey, he was a big promoter of, you know, the 60s countercultural sexual revolution type ideology. So when you think about at an academic level, you've got these so called academics and scientists and sociologists studying this sexuality and then promoting these ideas that become, you know, sort of toxic culture. I think you're spot on when you, when you, when we consider the possibility that the, the deepest that we can go into the public information On MK Ultra does include fracturing personalities. It does include attempts, at least at using lsd, according to Lilly, even on young children, to program various alters in. In them, in experiments. He explicitly says that at the end of the book. So I would suspect with that email, it looks like a person who was spotting or recruiting for Jeffrey Epstein, looking for people who had, according to him, sexual trauma, which would make them more susceptible to being developed or being, you know, programmed, so to speak, into being some sort of operative. It even gets into weird sort of. I don't believe in X Men stuff, literally, but it's like that, where it's. The person can develop abilities or techniques. And we don't know what that stage three means, but it does sound like the type of process that you read in some of these MK Ultra doctors in terms of traumatizing and programming people to be operatives. And we see, like, heads of state, queens, kings, billionaires. They're offering their daughters to Jeffrey and saying, hey, take her. Program her. Hey, my son, he's 15. How do I program him to, you know, interact with women? Like, could you give me advice on parenting? Like, just insane. Like, who would ask Jeffrey Epstein for parenting advice? Well, apparently the children of the royals and the elites throughout the world do.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. I want to circle back to Stanley Kubrick here. And by the way, just some great super chats. Any questions we have here for Jay, Greg Pie says all the systems of society have been fully infiltrated by an invisible enemy. Family, education, religion, media, government. Technology. Government. Thanks. Redacted. And keep up the great work. Thank you. So Stanley Kubrick, you know, he died, I think. Was it two weeks after he had submitted his final edit? Was it. Do I have that timeline?
Jay Dyer
I forget the exact date, but it was soon.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. And so the edit that he submitted of the film, we've never seen. Right. To my. Unless you've seen it or maybe. I'm sure.
Jay Dyer
No, I'm not.
Clayton Morris
Maybe Vivian has seen it. I want him curious if his daughter has seen it.
Jay Dyer
Yeah, I've asked Vivian about that because, of course, this is. This is a question that's asked a lot. And she says and claims that she doesn't have any information on that. So she doesn't.
Clayton Morris
Reportedly, it was destroyed, Right? I mean, apparently, according to reports, it was destroyed. And so the cut then, Jay, maybe you can talk about this. The cut we ended up seeing in the film removes, like, a huge swath of the child pedophilia stuff that he was in, I guess. Does Vivian believe that he was exposing it? Like exposing the child pedophile rings. And that's why, like, the Hollywood edits that they. When we got it finally released, they removed that edit of the film.
Jay Dyer
My suspicion would be that it was removed because it suggests all of that. And that actually explains. Explains some of the details in the cuts that we do have that don't kind of make sense. Some of the little nods. For example, clearly that's what's going on with the co. The over the Rainbow, you know, costume store. Because the. The guy that runs the costume store, you know, sends Lily Sobieski out, who's intentionally underage. She's, like, supposed to be, like, around 14 or so. And then she's coming out flirting with Tom Cruz when he's trying to buy this cloak. And then she says, you're going to need an ermine cloak or something like that. And you can't even hear the line because she whispers it unless you have the subtitles on. But that's suggesting that he needs a cloak that European royals and nobility wore. But it's also suggestive that she's been there already. She's been to these parties. So this guy is connected to the parties, and he's a kind of networking fixer. If you remember, when Tom Cruise gets there, he walks in and he sees these two Japanese businessmen that are all dressed up like women, and they're partying with Lily Sobieski, who's, you know, underage, running around in her underwear. So those details, which are kind of odd and not really. They don't really come up elsewhere in the film, make a lot more sense if the cut of the film was suggesting what you're saying.
Natalie Morris
Now, sometimes I see, you know, the algorithm serves me things about Illuminati type symbolism in, say, a Taylor Swift concert or Beyonce concert. My sister went to a Beyonce concert and left absolutely convinced that that was all Illuminati symbolism. And what, you know, these theories say is that they have to show us what they're doing, that that's a part of it. And so you can never tell if something is a warning or a part of this. What do you think of that? And not just this film, but other pop cultural consumptive products.
Jay Dyer
Yeah, great question. I mean, there's probably all the above because we have a lot of history of evidence and declassified documents, for example, about a lot of A list actors being spies. You go back to the World War II era, and we had people that were suspected of being spies, like Marlene Dietrich, who people thought she was a Nazi spy, but she actually worked for or wanted to work for the oss. We have Jimmy Stewart was an informant for the FBI, for example. We have Cary Grant was informing on Errol Flynn for the oss. Yeah, we have a lot of famous people like Julia Child who were spies for the oss. And then onwards up into today where you've got people like Ben Affleck, for example, who openly has talked about working consulting with the CIA on several films, including Argo, which is ironic because Argo is a film about the CIA doing a fake film during the Iranian revolution. So. Yeah, yeah, he's a super meta. Exactly. It's getting into reality, which is also odd too with Tom Cruise being so heavy in Scientology and then fronting this elements. Yeah, exactly. So there's a lot of meta stuff going on with.
Natalie Morris
With ever indicated that he believes this as a social warning. I, I don't watch like, I don't watch People magazine or anything like that.
Jay Dyer
The only thing I could come up with Tom Cruise in this, and I put this in the third book, was that back right after 911 there was some public news articles discussing Tom Cruise wanting to be a kind of PR consultant type person promoting the CIA. So I don't know if Tom Cruise is in the CIA or anything like that. The only thing I found is that there were articles right after 911 saying Tom wanted to do CIA promotional type stuff. And we've actually seen. If you, if you go watch the clips on YouTube, there's Jennifer Garner has CIA promotionals that she did as a PR operative working for the CIA as well, because she was on the show Alias with JJ Abrams, who Abrams says the CIA consulted on Alias. So a lot of consultation and you know, a lot of propaganda has gone on in films that just. People just don't know about. But Wag the Dog, by the way, is a film that's actually about the CIA producing films. Anyway, long story short, I think probably all the above. You've got a lot of blockbusters tend to be heavy with the propaganda because they know so many people are going to be watching those. But there's a lot of art house films, a lot of independent films where the directors really do have a desire, I think, to expose truth and get the truth out there. I've done interviews with Sean Stone. I think several Oliver Stone films had the intention to. To expose things and get the information out. As far as Oliver Stone knew at that time, you know, with JFK or with, you know, the Snowden films. So I think it's all the above.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Chili pepper in our chat says Jay. Do you believe in the Protocols of Zion?
Jay Dyer
That's a good question, because that document pops up in Russia and you have a Russian monk named Sergey Nihilus who discovers it. And we don't know the provenance of it or where it came from. And it describes a pattern of how to subvert governments, how to sort of infiltrate, take them over, deracinate the people, and eventually sort of erect a world government around Zion. Earlier documents prior to that, like Adam Bishop's real documents and plans, he was the founder of the Order of the Bavarian Order of the Illuminati. His documents describe similar types of plans of erecting a sort of a world socialist Jacob and style revolutionary communist government. Those ideologies of Vaisha, for example, played a heavy role in influencing the French revolutionaries who did want, especially the Jacobins. They were the left wing of the right wing dialectic in the French Revolution. They wanted a full on communist, atheist, socialist world order. And what you see in the Protocols is something very similar. So whether or not that that document is 100 accurate or authentic, it does express a real historic plan for a socialist world order. And whether that one's true or not, like you already have documents like Moses Hess's book from Rome and Jerusalem where he says, we're gonna, you know, set up a kind of a socialist order. The Rothschilds are behind it, they are supporting what we want to do and we're gonna, we're gonna start buying up the land in the Middle East. And that was in the 1860s when he says that in his book. So I would say there's a real plan for a socialist order.
Natalie Morris
Talk about playing the long game.
Clayton Morris
Well, yeah, I know, and planning and programming. I mean, you mentioned something at the very beginning I wanted to kind of circle back on, which is like this predictive programming and they're sort of setting us up. Many people in our chat room are saying, like, this is all like, they lay the groundwork for us through Hollywood, right, in books. And we saw that, of course, with Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Steven Spielberg reportedly saw one of the famous film actually from the United States military where a craft did land. That's why we got Close Encounters of the Third Kind. And now we get his new Disclosure film, which is coming out this summer. Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Disclosure Day. And as we're moving towards Disclosure, I'm hearing reports from different sources that President Trump's team has already written like a UFO disclosure speech that the President is prepared to give. So it's like, all coming out now. We're getting congressional hearings and testimony and documentaries. And now Steven Spielberg is about to launch his big film. It just smells weird to me. It's like he's in on it. We know that anyway, we'll just. I don't want to put words in your mouth, but what do you think about the predictive programming? They're about to have a big disclosure moment in the US And Steven Spielberg is helping with it.
Jay Dyer
Yeah, there's a whole section in the first bookstore, Hollywood One, where I covered the role of Spielberg, I think, in predictive programming and propaganda. He's definitely a longtime propagandist at a very high level when it comes to, you know, stuff, especially back during the Reagan era. Reagan actually appropriated quite a bit of money and focus on in the 1980s, getting Hollywood to produce very pro military, you know, pro USA propaganda, not just for the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviets, but the reinvigorating of the American imperium, which we later see in the 90s. That's the PNAC document, ends up being the same ideology of the neoconservatives to have the rebuilt American empire. So you saw in the 80s a lot of movies like Top Gun again, Tom Cruise is there. Top Gun is a huge military promo film. In fact, it was very successful in getting a lot of people to go into the military, including my dad. My dad thought Top Gun made him. It made him want to go into the Navy. So it worked. And there was other films that came out, Navy seals and others at that time. So predictive program has that one level which is just pure propaganda. But you've also got things like subliminals that, you know, people have been studying that since the 60s and 70s. That does exist to a degree in advertising and film. You've got the element of perhaps an occult connection where some directors explicitly believe that their films are ritual workings. I think if you look at people like Darren Aronofsky, he's an open kabbalist. A lot of his films have a very sort of dark, kabbalistic vibe to them. You've got directors like Robert Eggers, one of the, you know, top directors out there now. He's openly interested in, you know, Satanism in the occult. He talks about reading grimoires and whatnot and requiring the actors to read grimoires to understand how to sort of instantiate that sort of dark ethos in their acting, the Stanislavski method, that kind of stuff. So there's a lot of layers to predict a program but another element I think is in terms of psychological warfare. One thing that has been studied is that fiction has the ability to sort of prepare you, condition you, and maybe even anesthetize you to the things when they really happen. So you have these dystopian films for many years that talk about things to come and then lo and behold, they come about. Right. Philip K. Dick's stories have been very well noted for that tendency. Isaac Asimov Foundation. You know, you've got texts from the 60s and 70s that predicted the Internet, Silicon Valley, tracking, tracing, all these dystopian texts. But are they also conditioning? I would say in the part of Hollywood, yeah, there's a lot of, of conditioning that they want to, you know, get the public to accept the stuff when it comes out. And probably I would say with the alien mythos, and in my, my opinion, the aliens are more demonic. It's a demonic phenomena. And in that regard, probably what they're doing is preparing the people for the announcement of some disclosure that. I don't know if you guys have ever read Arthur Clark's Childhood's End, but Childhood's in is a text written by a guy who was into Crowley and he was a PDF, right? Arthur C. Clark, the famous sci fi guy. And you know, he co wrote 2001. Well, Clark says that it's basically a demon. It's this hoofed, cloven hoof, you know, character that's behind the alien phenomena when the aliens arrive and announce their disclosure. You know, I covered that in my, my first book too, I think, covering the film Signs, the Mel Gibson film, which I think hints at it being demonic.
Natalie Morris
Gosh. I mean, and I am also sensitive because my grandfather is a survivor of the Japanese Holocaust, that Asians are not allowed to use that word, holocaust, and that all of the Spielberg programming is only about the Jewish Holocaust and ignoring all of the peripheral tragedies that happened at the exact same time in greater numbers, in fact. And so that seems to me very purposeful that we are programmed to think of only one group's suffering. So when you tell me that Spielberg is part of a CIA co op, that makes a lot of sense to me, I guess. You know, I was talking to my mother about this the other day. My mother, she likes to read books that Costco put out, you know, so she likes Michelle, Batman, Meghan Markle, because of Harry. You know, she's just basically she's programmed by these, this various. And I'm like, you have to be really careful, mom, about celebrity worship because you don't know what's behind it. And she was very, after the Epstein files, amenable to this message where she hasn't been before, where she's like, don't talk bad about Meghan Markle, which is a hobby of mine. And so, you know, I think that it's helpful that we can see it now. It's important to know it. There's a great comment here. They're supposed to show us what they're doing because it's the sin to ignore it. And I love that framing of it. So, you know, we're here now, we can talk about this in polite society. I think that that's progress.
Jay Dyer
Absolutely. Yeah. This was something that was absolutely taboo. I read the first, my first text on this subject in 2004. I went and dug this out of my library and it's, it's a now out of print book, but it's written by a Catholic journalist and it's called Lucifer's Lodge. And it's the history of SRA in the Catholic Church up to 2004. That was my introduction to this. And I was kind of, you know, shocked obviously at the time because I was in my 20s and had no idea that the world was this dark. But you start to realize it's not just one institution, right. It's not just Rome or the Vatican that seems to be tied into these things. You start reading about the history of British intelligence when I was doing my grad work on Ian Fleming and well, Ian Fleming, turns out he's writing into his stories real things that he saw as a high level British intelligence operative. He's putting it into films that, no, they're actually involved in international crime, trafficking, blackmail, all of this. So James Bond is actually more of a villain than he is, you know, the hero, if you get into the real history of this stuff. And when I think about, for example, Epstein, right, Like he doesn't seem to be a. He's not a top of the pyramid kind of guy. He's more like a mid level fixer, crime consultant kind of guys like, yeah, let me help you figure out how to do more crimes.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Jay Dyer
And then I'm a max vet at crime. And then I think about, well, if you remember Inspector, and this is one example and obviously that film included some propaganda. But you know, the recent James Bond with Daniel Craig and Christoph Vaults, Spectre, who's waltz is playing Blofeld. There's this great scene where he's infiltrating Bond is infiltrating one of their international Meetings and it's. I think it's happening in Rome or something, which made me think of the Club of Rome. And you know that, that whole document with Maurice Strong and the Rockefellers. But he gets in there and they're, they're having this giant, you know, elite tabletop meeting and the criminals are all organized. They're all like, sir, we have had an Upwards tick in $40 billion money laundered this year. And yes, I would like to add that we've had 30, 000 more cases of human trafficking up from last year. 30. So they're like listing all their crime stats as like, how profitable they've been.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Jay Dyer
And I'm like, this is literally the Epstein. Like, like the emails are literally like Specter.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they're putting it all out there, like, well, how do we skirt laws? How do we go around the United States legal system in order to carry this out for human cloning? It's like you're literally reading like an Ian Fleming novel.
Jay Dyer
Exactly.
Clayton Morris
It's crazy. I know. Truth is stranger than fiction. Strange. Yeah, we, we live down the street from where Ian Fleming worked when he was in Portugal and at the Hotel Palacio there. And just crazy what he was doing at that hotel and during the war and all that. Just fascinating stuff. Jay, thank you for your encyclopedic knowledge of this and it's been absolutely fascinating and we hope you'll come back. And obviously we're going to continue as we go through the other 3 million documents if we ever get our hands on those. And I'm sure there'll be so much more to talk about. But thank you so much for your great work. Really appreciate it.
Jay Dyer
Thank you, man. Appreciate it. And yeah, if anybody wants, you can get esoteric Hollywood at my website, Jason, Alison.com in the shop.
Clayton Morris
What's the name of the website again for people to go to?
Jay Dyer
Jsanalysis.com and in the shop there is. You can get any of my books. One, two and three. There's three episodes now, three installments of Sir Hollywood. So I just put the third one out covering basically everything that we covered today, but in three different books.
Clayton Morris
Awesome stuff, Jay. Thank you so much. Great to see you.
Jay Dyer
Thank you guys.
Clayton Morris
Appreciate it.
Natalie Morris
All right, all right. It's real if you, if you don't believe it now, you know. Yeah, go ahead, Philip.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
After, after listening to him though, I was, I was commenting in our, in our production group chat, like, a lot of people use books as a backdrop for their, like a bookcase as a backdrop for their. I'm pretty sure he's read all of those. Yeah, that's the impression I got with.
Natalie Morris
All the bookmarks and the highlights and everything.
Clayton Morris
It's so funny if you go to like, like, how to build a studio, you know, people like, oh, get a fake book backdrop and like, you know, it'll be like, it's like all Oprah Book club books and stuff like that. And it's like, you know, you know that these people haven't read these books. Jay. Yeah, he's read them. You can tell that Jay has read these books. He's a walking encyclopedia, so love having him on the show. All right, hey, we're going to take some of your super chats here in a second, and we want to thank you all for subscribing. But yeah, we want to get to some of your super chats and comments here. We'll read some of the chat room commentary. There's a lot of great comments here, so we'll try to get to as many of them as we can.
Natalie Morris
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Clayton Morris
All right, a few super chats here. Let's get to them here. Julie, Prepping prepper says Donald J. Trump was best friends with Epstein for 10 years. I don't know. Was he best friends with him?
Natalie Morris
Yes.
Clayton Morris
Let's see.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
I mean, not. Not to be like, do people like that have best friends? Like, I think they have acquaintances, probably favorite acquaintances, but friends I don't see.
Clayton Morris
I don't know about that. Remnant disciple Lazaro Revelation 12:17 says, no, I. You know, we get so many. So Remnant was like, why didn't you ask Jay my question if I didn't see it as a super chat? Like, our chat room flies by, so it's hard for me to see stuff that's not, like, paused with. You know, it's like, impossible to go scroll all the way back. So I'll do my best here. But you were. So I said, sorry, I did not see your super chat. What question did you ask? And he said, oh, sorry. Oh, you were only taking questions based on a super chat. No, no, I just. I can't go scroll through every one of them. We get thousands of comments every. That come in every few.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Right.
Clayton Morris
Like.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Like, super chats are pinned in a different place, so you can just click on that and see them right there. Regular chats are just. They just scroll by so fast that if you don't catch it live, it's.
Clayton Morris
Buried in the back end. There's an area called viewer activity where I can actually click on that. And it shows us the few super chats that we got that came in. So just so you understand not to have your feelings hurt, Remnant, but appreciate it. But Remnant likes was telling how he's more. I think you were saying, like, you're. You're, you know, more than. Than Jay or something. Oh, I've studied New World order since early 2001. Just wanted to state what J. Dyer shared is not new to us. Okay, thank you, Remnant. So that's great. That's wonderful that you are enlightened and that you know more than most people. Thank you for sharing that. I appreciate that. Not everyone knows all of all of that research, but that's amazing that you do. AK Steve says Representative Massey Many Epstein emails were sent via Gmail, not secure or hidden systems. Does that suggest confidence in immunity and should Congress investigate how this was allowed to persist? Persist? Well, I mean, certainly people like using non governmental emails for this type of transactional behavior, for sure. Right. This is the thing that got, you know, Hillary Clinton in trouble, but then not really in trouble and nothing ever happened to her because James Comey. Right. Thank you, Apophis, for your super chat as well. Brandon C. Thank you for your five dollar super chat. Love the show and your efforts. And Apophis, thank you for your $50 super chat. Really appreciate that. False. Fisa. Fisa, sorry if I'm pronouncing your name correct. Says, hey there. Just want to say thank you. You're doing a fantastic job with your news reports on YouTube. Excellent work, especially on the Epstein stories. Thank you so much. Appreciate that. I mean, the thing is, we're constantly learning, right? And so that's the goal here with this show is we don't have all the answers. I certainly don't. I mean, except a couple of our viewers just admitted that they have all the answers. But for the most part, we're all learning constantly and we all have blind spots and we're all trying to dig deeper into these stories. So that's the goal here. And I also think it's important. We had David Icke on the show who's done incredible work for 36 years. And I saw one comment that was like, there's other people that have done more work than him. It's like, okay, so you should only ever have on the person who's now 95 years old and doesn't even have a computer and can't do Internet access. But okay, I appreciate that.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Who, who is the person that knows everything? Like the, the point, the point of having multiple, like experts out there is they kind of like specialize in certain things. Now I can't think of a single person I would be like, yes, that person knows absolutely everything there is to know about the Epstein files. You're not going to find it.
Clayton Morris
Right.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
It's just, it doesn't exist. So you have to get multiple people with multiple perspectives who each have a little bit of the, of the pie.
Clayton Morris
Right. And so we're covering multiple angles here on the show because I think arguably it's the biggest story in the world right now because it's not just about Epstein. It touches so many pieces of the story, from ufology to advanced propulsion technology. I mean, it touches pedophilia, Hollywood, our government officials this entire Satanist network, child trafficking, why we create wars, why we're openly pushing for war in Ukraine so we could destabilize the country and sell off their children in a massive sex trafficking operation, which is still going on, by the way. That's what covered the global economies. Yeah, global economies. I mean, I'm sure something. Yeah. Biometric surveillance state. Right. Everything. So I think it's arguably the biggest story in the world. Next, only perhaps to the UFO revelations that we're just learning about and we're likely to hear more about. But like Congressman Burchett just admitted on camera what we've been reporting here for at least the last year or two, that there are underground bases, massive underground bases where we have aliens that we're working with. This is coming from Congressman Burchett. Can you imagine? Like, on a normal day, like, that story should be the number one story in the world. It's unbelievable. We're actively working with aliens at underground water bases in the ocean, which we've covered that here on the show with different secret space program insiders and whistleblowers. Now Congressman Burchett is on the record saying that he has evidence that that's the case. Okay, let's just move along. Let's just talk about Bad Bunny at halftime shows. Cultural stuff. Stuff, though the Epstein Binder access journalist types will cover on their shows, but they won't talk about Lutnick. They won't talk about those connections at all. Demons. Demons. YouTube is heavily. Remnant Disciple says redacted. I was not stating that in prideful way. Knowing things. All things. Please don't misrepresent what I stated. I was just stating much of what he shared. You start to learn after many years of research. Right. Well, that's what I'm saying. But also, you were the one last week to comment when I mentioned we were having David Icke on the show, and you were saying, but you got to have this other guy on because he knows more than David Icke. Okay, so I know that you know everything or that you think that other people should know as much as you on a particular area, and therefore we shouldn't have on somebody like David icke who spent 36 years researching this stuff because there was somebody else out there. So I'm just seeing a pattern here with what you're saying, that's all. So I'm not, you know. Okay, that's all I'm saying. So whether or not you're being prideful or whatever, I'm just saying we can all be A little. We can all show a little humility about things we don't know. And just because you've been researching something for 40 years doesn't mean that everyone who's watching has also done that. Or maybe you know, more than Jay Dyer. And that's amazing. That's. That's also great. And I'm. I'm thrilled that you do.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah. Yeah. I'm not in here bragging about, you know, my extensive knowledge on aqua socks on a daily basis, you know.
Clayton Morris
But you do it privately, and I want to ask you to stop.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Privately.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
He won't shut up. He won't shut up about it all the time.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
You guys see the new. Do you guys see the new pink ones that just came out?
Clayton Morris
No. I don't even know what the hell you're talking about. Aqua socks.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Come on.
Clayton Morris
I have no idea. Aqua socks.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
You ever been in a river? Almost like bareback into a river?
Clayton Morris
Oh, you mean like the shoes that, like, allow you to walk on stones? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
As an avid fisherman, I figured you'd at least warm once in your life.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
He probably wears waders.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
I'm trying to get a hold of Bearskin to see if we can't come up with some kind of redacted collaboration with the aqua socks and hoodies.
Clayton Morris
That'd be great. Yes. Remnant. I know. You said Fritz Springmeier, who. Yes. Wrote. What is it, the Illuminati book from back in the day. I'd love to have him on. I think he's 70 something. 70 years old or something like that. If, you know, if he's able to do it. We'd love to have him on. Yeah, exactly. Fritz Springmeier. Stop sock shaming, Clayton. I. I don't know what aqua socks are. I. I like. You mean, like the water shoes. We call them, like, water shoes. I don't know, the ones you wear, like, when you go, like.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Yeah. I always call them river shoes, like.
Clayton Morris
White water rafting or something. You kind of put them on the. Yeah.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Google aqua socks. Just make sure you spell it right.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, yeah. But, Rem. I would love to have Fritz on the show. Like, I. That's the thing, as you know, on my show, like, I'm willing to have anybody on the show who's willing to share their insights and research, you know, but it kind of rubbed me the wrong way, I will admit. Like, one or two weeks ago, I said, you know, we're going to have, you know, David Ike on the show, who spent 36 years researching this material and. And arguably One of the most knowledgeable individuals in the world on the subject. And you jumped in and said, no, there's somebody else who's more knowledgeable. Okay, okay. I appreciate that. There's always going to be someone who has more knowledge. Would love that. Thank you. So we all keep learning more each day. Oh, and someone said Fritz is in jail. Is that true? Fritz is in jail. Okay, well, that might be difficult on the show. I don't know why he's in jail. Someone says, get Dr. Stephen Greer on the show again. That's the thing. It's like, again, I get. I get stuck. You know, I've had Dr. Steven Greer on the show multiple times and. And then I get him on and people are like, why did you have Stephen Greer on the show? You know, other people, like, have Stephen Greer on the show. You can't please everyone, you know, can't please everyone. Like, we had Marjorie Taylor Greene on the show. You know, people like, thank you for having Marjorie Taylor Greene on the show. She's a truth teller. Other people saying, how could. How dare you have Margin Taylor Green on the show anyway? It's what makes the world go round, right? Yes. Paper wings. I would love to have Fritz on the show for sure. Simon. See if we can do that. Be great if he's not in prison. Someone says he's in prison. I don't know. Sweet sassy Bell says, what do you do when your spouse doesn't believe you? I mean, on these subject matters, you know what I found? What works really, really well in those situations? Not with my spouse, but, well, sometimes with her because she'll only focus on like certain stories sometimes in her brain, you know, and you just kind of, kind of have to like drop her videos from time to time. That's, I think, how that works, you know. So if you've got a spouse who like doesn't believe that Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile or something like that, maybe share him. Like, share him videos of this show a little bit. Like just, you know, slowly or UFO and disclosure. Like, if, if. Do you, like, do you know some of those people out there that literally don't believe in aliens? Be like, sorry, that ship has sailed. We now have on the Congressional Record that we have biologics, we have off world biology and bodies on the Congressional Record. Like, that's not a matter of like, I believe in that anymore. Like, really, then that person is just being willfully ignorant. So just kind of like slip them some videos, you know, like, hey, honey, maybe you should watch this Video. Watch this.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
That's what I would say.
Clayton Morris
You.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
You have to guide people to information. You can't force them because anytime you try to force somebody, you're going to get resistance. So you have to, like, what I've always said is you kind of have to make it almost feel like it's their idea, like it's there. You know, they saw the information because you guided them. They're not. Because you tried to force it on them, because you will never be able to force information on somebody.
Clayton Morris
No, I think, like, leaving little breadcrumbs of things from time to time. But, you know, for a lot of liberals out there, honestly, a lot of people who didn't think that there was, like, a secret cabal, a deep state, all these pedophiles running the world, the Epstein files have been a blessing in many ways because for a lot of, like, liberals who didn't want to believe it, it's really opened their eyes to this stuff. Clinton, Obama, Bill Clinton, Bill, you know, Hillary Clinton, all of it involved in this. So I know even my wife has friends who were, like, pretty liberal back in the day. And they're like, texting her. They're like, oh, my God, it's real. It's real. Like, they just. They've been so gaslit for so long by CNN and MSNBC and all of these people. You know, that's why. Go ahead.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
I was gonna say that's why I've always argued, you know, like, when we would talk about certain subjects and people will be like, why are you calling it that? It's a bioweapon. It's like you have to use language that doesn't sound conspiratorial to guide them and then let them get there. Because if you start with all of those words, the things that we know, then it shuts them down because then they're like, that's the. That's the narrative they're hearing from, like, the mainstream media, like, oh, these are conspiracy theorists and all this other stuff. So you kind of have to.
Jay Dyer
Yeah.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
And you'll back on your language.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, you have.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
And along with that, you have to factor in, like, what you're. What you're trying to do is not get somebody to believe you, because, I mean, there's a lot of. A lot of people we have on the show. I believe. I believe everything they say. I have no reason to think that they're lying, but I remain unconvinced of the. Of the conclusion. And so it's like you. If you're Trying to convince somebody of something, you're not going to do it by shouting it's a bioweapon at them. That is not a convincing argument.
Clayton Morris
Right. We'll do stories here, and then someone in the chat room will be like, that's a bioweapon, or that's all a psyop. It's like, okay, maybe, but show me the evidence. You know, I just want the facts. I just want the evidence. I have an agenda, you know, I don't. I think, you know, all these people are corrupt. I can count on one hand the number of politicians that I have any trust in at all. Most of them are all corrupt. They're all dirty. You know, and when you tell me that, like, this is a bioweapon or this is the agenda, specifically, prove it to me. Just show me the evidence. Show me the evidence that leads to that conclusion, and I'll be right there with you. You know, so, you know, I was kind of willing to believe, at least in part, this idea that Epstein was. His body was swapped out. But now, based on evidence, I'm. I'm not. I don't believe that anymore. Based on certain. Certain things which from sources that will probably come to light in the next week or so, I'm not allowed to really talk about it, but I will say that I don't believe that anymore. I believe that he was, in fact murdered. That's what I've believed all along, and now I've. I believe I have confirmation of that. So show me the evidence. You know, I was willing to be open to the idea that according to those FBI documents, there was a van that pulled up and maybe his body was swapped out and these sort of, you know, these sorts of things. But I've seen too much evidence in the other direction to show me that, in fact, he was murdered in that cell. Didn't kill himself, but murdered for sure. But anyway, so just again, show me the evidence. Stephen Greer. Hey, you in our chat, Five Dollar super chat says Stephen Greer will tell you big disclosures coming tomorrow. And then two years later, nothing. In my opinion, he's not trustworthy, to say the least. Yeah, well, I don't know. I mean, he. He really loves to. Loves to talk, that's for sure. And he really loves to. He really loves to talk. He really loves to hear himself as well, which, you know. Hey, does that make him wrong, though? He loves to. To say things.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
And again, that's. That's one of those things that, like, I have no reason to doubt that when he says that, that he believes that to be true but I'm at the end of that conversation. Am I convinced? And I, I haven't been but yeah, you know it's like I don't, I don't think it makes him. I don't think he's, he's, he. You shouldn't believe him. It's just that, you know, are you convinced that. That that's going to be the case and you know, go from there.
Clayton Morris
We should invite a sower of seeds says $5. You guys should definitely buy Simon Dixon on. You won't regret it. Simon Dixon, I know that name. Blanc, Blunk, Giver, Blank Giver says Stephen Greer was hoping for disclosure but he can't control it. And that's the other piece of it that I believe too. I believe that Steven Greer is sincere and I believe that what the people that he's talking to on a regular basis. I know for a fact that he's been talking to very high level people inside the United States government and members of Congress. Obviously I know that for a fact. Can he control when the government actually just decides to disclose it? I don't think he has that power. Uptown Fragrance says please watch. Michael Sarian, Origins of Evil and Peter Legendary Sinister is a must see. Please watch. Okay, I'll check that out. Pete's Tronak says isn't it ironic that all of these people that were disgusted by what they saw going on with Kleptein didn't think to go to authorities and report it? Well, some of them did. Many of them did. We have how many? 302 reports from the FBI, from these witnesses who reported it.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
And victims. But all that got shut down in the original trial.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Mud Fossil University. Did I get a chance to delve into that yet, Clayton? No, I didn't. Not yet. Just in case as Clayton, please check your email. Okay, I will. Someone says love you guys by the way. Robin says Robin Chapman. Love you guys by the way. Thank you so much. Look it all up and make up your own minds. Yeah, exactly. Study all the, study all the angles and make up your own minds.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
I, I have looked into Mud Fossil quite a bit and I very much remain unconvinced.
Clayton Morris
Rosie, if Epstein is dead, where is your evidence? Like I said again I can't. I'm speaking to different sources who are are going to come forward with their own evidence on that. I don't want to get out in front of them. It's not my place to do that. But I've spoken to two different sources on this piece of the story. That likely will come out very, very soon. And you'll know when it comes out. It's going to be everywhere. By the way, Redmond says Clayton, when are we going around the moon? Well, I would love to. I would love to do that. I would love to see the moon base as many of the special space program people. Any other, any other. Bob Weston says, was Kid Rock a pedophile when his song called Some Call It Statutory But I Call It Mandatory came out in 2008? I don't know. I don't know.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
The lyrics would suggest so. I mean, they're just lyrics. But that is the point of the lyrics.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
I mean, he writes his own songs.
Clayton Morris
Was Sting a pedophile when he wrote about Nabokov's book Lolita? Speaking about the teacher don't stand so Close to me, you know, when he was writing a song about Nabokov writing about that? I don't know. I mean, I doubt it. I mean, I love Sting, so defend him to the cows. Come home. Ali C Lunatics says let's lobby Clayton until he gets Graham Moore on the show. Sure. Longmeadow says over 9,000 people on Rumble ignored by Clayton. Sorry for the Rumblers who donated Rumble rants. I'm not ignoring you. I'm reading all. I'm on Rumble right now. We have both of them open. The whole time David is putting up Rumble rants on the screen. I know that's something we're working on because Rumble has a whole different infrastructure that I don't know where we can even find those Rumble rants. So David, do you know where I find those?
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
They used to be in. Let me go in there really quick.
Clayton Morris
It's so one thing we're working on this week is that we're going to start putting up on the screen super super chats and Rumble rants. So like is this one here the Trump's new about Luke and Jeffrey since the 1990s. This is why Donald bought Ms. Up just up there too fast. And we also kind of keep them up on the screen longer. But so let's work on that because I really want to get that going for super chats, something we talked about a few weeks ago. But so David will be able to push those right up on the screen when we do super chats. So Mike, Mr. Mike says Trump's new about Jean Luc and Jeffrey since the 1990s. This is why the Donald brought Miss Universe boss it to protect teen Ivanka from the fashion Freaks. Someone was asking about Dr. Sala. You know, Dr. Sala has been in the hospital. I would love to have him back on. We're just trying to. I want to make sure that he's okay, and I haven't gotten it up. I haven't gotten an update on his health. All right.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
I think.
Clayton Morris
Well, unless. Unless you're able to get these Rumble rants. David.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Are you able to get the Rumble rants? I'm sorry, did you sit. Tell me and I.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
No, I'm looking for them. They're.
Clayton Morris
Where do I find them?
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
That's what I'm looking. I'm looking to see where they are. I think they're in.
Clayton Morris
I see one at the top. I see two at the top. I can read, but that's.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah, you can see them. They sit there, but when they go away, that's. That's the problem.
Clayton Morris
So after they disappear, YouTube has a back end where they stay, and you can go in and read them afterwards.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah. And supposedly Sword does rumble, but so.
Clayton Morris
Active Guardian $1 rumble rant says Trump's facilitation of heroin by having our troops guard the poppy fields and the warlords drug shipments has killed far more people with heroin than his Epstein sins a million worldwide. And Nico and Dimes, this random question, but you have a miniature pincher, don't you? Ours just went to doggy heaven. Made it 12 years. Oh, no. Sorry. Nico and Dime. Sorry to hear that. Yeah. Our. Our boy Grover, who normally sits in this bed here. Well, he doesn't normally sit there, but he. We have it here in the studio, but he gets up and runs around. You know how many pinchers are. They don't like to sit still very much. He just turned six years old the other day. Do I have a picture? Yeah. I don't know if you can take Natalie's shot over there. We have a little drawing up there on the. I'll do it. There we go. Yeah, I don't know if you can see it up there in the corner. There's a little. Up there. There's a little drawing that a viewer made of Grover with a sketch. It was really very nice, but. Yeah, I can't see any other Rumble rants unless David can find them.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah, I can't. I can't find them anywhere in here. I don't know where the heck they.
Clayton Morris
Maybe we can ask the team at Rumble David. I mean, we can figure out how to do that.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Well, we can do it with Social Stream Ninja. The problem with that is, though, that you have to push them. We can't push them remotely. And with. And with Vmix, they. There's no way to divide up Super Chats.
Clayton Morris
I just meant like. Like talk to the Rumble team about, like, where they live afterwards. But yeah, however you want to push them to the screen. I know you were going to take that over so that you push them on the screen, because I don't want to have to try to keep up with all of them if they're going to be disappearing all the time or moving so fast.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Well, that's the thing. In social. In Social Stream Ninja, they won't. It'll be like last time, where they kind of separate. That separates Super Chats and Rumble rants, whereas VMIX does not.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. All right, well, let's do it that way then. That way I can just go back to him and grab them from there. Yeah. All right.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
That's already set up on the Mac Mini. I just need to put the URL in there and then Grim just needs to open it every day. But I cannot find them in here anywhere in Rumble. So I'll. All right, Reach out to them.
Clayton Morris
All right. Anything else? JT says please, please, please. Clayton, check out Professor Xiang. Very insightful and thought provoking. I will, Professor Jingle. Danielle Mons says nobody will be prosecuted. It's a hot topic, but it won't be fixed or prevented in the future. I don't know about that. I think we can go a long way. I mean, that's just being defeatist. I think I'm a glass half full kind of person. I think we can go a long way to stopping massive pedophile rings. I mean, in the same way.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
You.
Clayton Morris
Know, same way we stopped. Stopped lynching. Right. I mean, I think we can stop these things.
Guest/Contributor (possibly a co-host or panelist)
Things.
Clayton Morris
You know, I'm like a Star Trek Next Generation kind of guy, you know? Like, I believe in a. In a moral future where we eliminate these types of things. Maybe It'll take us 100 years, 150 years. Right. But we'll get there. Remnant says thank you for your replies to me nonetheless. No, I appreciate the feedback. I'm just, you know, I just. I want you to understand, like, we go to great lengths to get great people on the show. And it's like, oh, you're gonna have this. This pastor come on to talk about Christianity? Why didn't you get Jesus Christ to come on? Why don't you ask Jesus to come on? He knows more than this guy. It's like we do our best to get great people and there's always maybe going to be somebody that has maybe more knowledge somewhere. Are they willing to do our show? Can we get a hold of them? Do they even do media appearances? You know, that's. It's just.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Well then we, we tried to have Jesus on, but there's too much of a delay between his signal. Like it was like two, almost two minute delay. So possible.
Clayton Morris
And Jesus doesn't use zoom either.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
Yeah, and he would. And he was ground. His dad said he was grounded that week anyway, so.
Clayton Morris
He's old school. He's old school. I'm totally fine to do a sit down. Sit down. So. But remnant. I appreciate the feedback. I really do. I really do. And by the way, you, you, as a result of you messaging me about that like as much as I was like, hey, let's listen to David Ike as well. Like I also jumped in and started researching Fritz. So thank you for that. So I do appreciate. And it takes a lot for me to get like pissed off about anything. I mean, I get pissed off when people like pick on my wife. That's like, you know, or, or, or make character assumptions. That's really. That's I think the thing that drives me the nuts the most. Like, yeah, picking on my wife and. Or when people question your intentions. I can't stand that. As if they know what's in your head. I don't know if you guys like that or not, but I've always hated it since I was a kid, you know, when my back to when back to when my mom would be like, so I guess you're not going to mow the lawn then this, this weekend. Right? Because she's like, I was doing something with a friend on Saturday morning and it's like, it's Saturday morning and I've got the rest of Saturday afternoon and a whole Sunday to mow the lawn and get it and get the job done. So I guess you're just not going to mow the lawn then this weekend? Yeah, that's my intention to not mow the lawn this weekend because I'm playing with Ben right now. We're playing basketball for an hour. And it used to drive me nuts. Like, I don't know. I can't. You can see it still drives me nuts. Right. Oh, so I guess you're just not gonna. You're not gonna do that today. And I never said that. Don't question my intentions. It's the same with my show. It's like, oh, so your intentions are to push this one kind of a narrative or to do. No, I don't. That's not my intention at all. My intention is to try to cover every angle, Right? Try to be open and honest and. And all of that. So I just. That drives me nuts. Like, I'll tell you. If you want to just ask me, you could just ask me and I'll tell you the answer. But when people, like, claim that they know your intentions, I just. That stuff drives me nuts. Oh, was it your intention to cut me off when you were merging? It's like, no, I didn't see you. My intention wasn't to hurt your feelings or to, you know. Anyway, drives me nuts. Thank you guys for subscribing. We have a great show lined up for you tomorrow. We have a really good show lined up for you tomorrow. We are going to go deep with the person who broke the Pizzagate story, the OG they ruined her life because of it. They tried to totally bankrupt her.
Technical/Production Assistant or Contributor
I.
Clayton Morris
It's an incredible story. Very excited to speak with Liz Crokin on the show tomorrow about Pizzagate, the OG Reporter who broke that story before anybody else. So want to give credit where credit is due on that story. So that's going to be tomorrow here on redacted. So please subscribe. Please turn on that little bell notification so it'll be notified when we go live. Thank you for being a part of our community Remnant. I love you. I do. And I love all of you guys. Thank you guys so much. We'll see you back here tomorrow at 4:00pm Eastern Time. Have a great night, everyone.
Date: February 10, 2026
Host: Jay Dyer (Guest)
Redacted Hosts: Clayton Morris, Natalie Morris
Key Theme: The criminal, intelligence, and occult networks behind Epstein, the recent (partial) release of previously redacted names in the Epstein files, and Hollywood and intelligence agency involvement in elite sex and blackmail operations.
This episode of Redacted features a deep dive into new developments in the Jeffrey Epstein case: six previously hidden co-conspirators' names have been released from redacted government files. Jay Dyer, known for analyzing deep state and occult operations in Hollywood, joins the program to contextualize the revelations. Discussions span government cover-ups, elite networks, historical patterns of blackmail, the relationship between intelligence agencies and Hollywood, and cultural signaling through films like Eyes Wide Shut.
Natalie Morris, on Wexner:
"We've been screaming his name forever. And now they're like, yeah, we've been on that one." ([26:38])
Jay Dyer, summarizing Epstein’s role:
"Epstein...he doesn't seem to be a...he's not a top of the pyramid kind of guy. He's more like a mid-level fixer, crime consultant kind of guy...let me help you figure out how to do more crimes." ([78:41])
Jay Dyer, on Eyes Wide Shut and elite control:
“We're actually ruled by elites who have no morals, no moral compass whatsoever. They're absolutely satanic. And even though the film doesn't explicitly mention, you know, Satanism or Crowley the very ominous sort of reversal music that's played is actually something that Aleister Crowley was into...the principle of what he called inversion.” ([55:27])
Jay Dyer, on Hollywood and intelligence:
“There's always been this really close relationship between film propaganda, the deep state intelligence agencies, and it turns out, sex cults.” ([44:08])
Panelist, on Lutnick:
"I'm not going to go back around them no matter what the situation is. And I sure as hell I'm not going to bring my kids." ([33:15])
Jay Dyer, on Kubrick:
"I don't think Kubrick was intentionally part of a conspiracy or trying to cover things up. I think he really was saying, look, here's what's really going on. People don't understand it. I don't know any other way to convey it other than the art form that I've chosen this medium." ([53:44])
This episode connects the concrete revelations from the newly unredacted Epstein files with the deeper, systemic methods elites use to protect themselves—via compromised agencies, media manipulation, intelligence operations, and occult signals through culture. With Jay Dyer’s insight, the conversation pulls back the curtain on a legacy of elite blackmail, ritual, and organized cover-up extending from historical banking dynasties to the present day.
For new listeners: This discussion is a fast-paced, multi-angle, evidence-driven exploration of a story much of mainstream media fears to confront. Jay Dyer’s commentary makes a compelling case for viewing Hollywood and intelligence operations not as separate, but as deeply entangled in real-world conspiracies of power and exploitation.