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Episode Title: BOMBSHELL EPSTEIN SH*T SHOW JUST DROPPED ON WASHINGTON, WHAT IS THIS?
Release Date: February 28, 2025
Hosts: Clayton Morris & Natalie Morris
Guests: Owen Schroyer (Infowars), Dan Geltrude (CPA, Author), Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kiwakowski (Retired U.S. Air Force Officer), Ivor Cummings (Ireland)

Introduction

[00:46] Clayton Morris:
Clayton Morris welcomes listeners to the episode, setting the stage for a deep dive into the controversial release of the Epstein files. He emphasizes the significance of the event and hints at the conflict between the FBI and the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding the handling of Epstein's data.

The Epstein File Release Controversy

Conflict Between FBI and DOJ

[00:51] Natalie Morris:
Natalie Morris outlines the key topics, including the partial release of the Epstein list and the ensuing war between the FBI and DOJ. She highlights questions about the content of the released files and the alleged destruction of terabytes of data by the FBI.

[02:08] Clayton Morris:
Clayton expresses skepticism about the integrity of the file release, comparing it to peeling back layers of a "rotten onion" and suggesting that the Epstein files could potentially destabilize the Trump administration. He notes factional disagreements within Congress and distrust towards the DOJ.

[06:42] Natalie Morris:
Natalie discusses the skepticism surrounding the binders distributed to influencers, emphasizing that Redacted News has learned through sources that the binders contain only publicly available information. She humorously refers to it as "Epstein merchandise."

[09:11] Clayton Morris:
Clayton delves deeper into the nature of the binders, explaining that while they include public data like phone logs and victim names, the crucial video footage allegedly stored on offline FBI servers remains undisclosed. He questions the motives behind the selective release and suggests potential obstruction by the FBI.

Notable Quote:
[09:08] Natalie Morris:
"Would that be a shock, given the Lewinsky scandal? Come on."

Guest Insight: Owen Schroyer

[43:22] Owen Schroyer:
Owen Schroyer discusses the limited transparency surrounding the Epstein files, questioning the motivations behind withholding key information. He emphasizes the need for complete disclosure to uncover potential protectors within the power structure.

Notable Quote:
[46:44] Owen Schroyer:
"We do not have it. This is a human interest story. This is an American, national, really security interest story. We want to know, are our politicians blackmailed? Are some of the most influential people on our culture blackmailed?"

Implications for the Trump Administration

[51:41] Owen Schroyer:
Owen warns that the Trump administration's legacy could be tarnished if the full Epstein list is never released. He underscores the importance of transparency for public trust and the administration's credibility.

Notable Quote:
[53:13] Clayton Morris:
"I don't think we need to play that other thing there, Philip. I think it's a, it's stunning, stunning."

Pentagon Budget Cuts and Military Overhaul

Discussion on Pentagon Budget Reduction

[22:55] Clayton Morris:
Clayton shifts the discussion to the Pentagon, expressing frustration over waste and inefficiency within the military-industrial complex. He anticipates significant budget cuts and reduction of personnel.

Notable Quote:
[23:09] Natalie Morris:
"$300 for a screw. That's what the American taxpayers are paying for right now."

Guest Insight: Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kiwakowski

[24:31] Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kiwakowski:
Karen provides a detailed analysis of military budget inefficiencies, advocating for a massive reduction and restructuring of the Pentagon. She highlights issues such as unnecessary global military presence, outdated legacy systems, and excessive general staff.

Notable Quote:
[28:48] Karen Kiwakowski:
"We have 900 military bases around the world, hundreds of thousands of forces scattered around the world. I know that was insane."

[32:58] Clayton Morris:
Clayton compares U.S. military spending to that of China and Russia, emphasizing the extravagant global footprint and questioning its necessity.

[33:33] Owen Schroyer:
Owen introduces skepticism about the effectiveness of Pentagon cuts, questioning the actual defense benefits versus the current offensive spending.

[39:21] Clayton Morris:
Clayton recaps the discussion with Karen, emphasizing the potential for the Epstein files to further destabilize the Trump administration amid these Pentagon cuts.

Economic Boycott and Corporate Accountability

Discussion on Economic Boycott Protest

[14:50] Dan Geltrude:
Dan Geltrude discusses the upcoming economic boycott protest aimed at combating corporate greed and pushing back against policies rolled back by the Trump administration. He advocates for peaceful economic exertion over destructive actions.

Notable Quote:
[16:43] Dan Geltrude:
"I think that's a Beautiful thing. I think that people should be able to exert their economic power."

[18:04] Clayton Morris:
Clayton agrees with Dan, highlighting examples like Warner Brothers canceling DEI projects due to consumer backlash, reinforcing the power of the market.

[19:02] Ivor Cummings:
Ivor briefly participates, agreeing with the notion of economic exertion but expressing the need for practicality in implementation.

[20:05] Natalie Morris:
Natalie introduces skepticism about the durability of the boycott, questioning the long-term commitment of participants.

Notable Quote:
[19:45] Natalie Morris:
"Liberals are not the hardy people. Are they really going to be able to go without Amazon and Target?"

Mass Migration in Ireland: Uniting Catholics and Protestants

Current State of Mass Migration

[65:06] Natalie Morris:
Natalie introduces the topic of mass migration in Ireland, noting the historic Catholic-Protestant divide and how the current migration crisis is uniting these factions against a common threat.

[66:27] Ivor Cummings:
Ivor explains the surge in migration to Ireland, attributing it to UN agendas and orchestrated efforts by organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation and individuals like Soros and Peter Sutherland. He emphasizes the disruption caused by unmanaged influxes and the resultant social tensions.

Notable Quote:
[68:21] Ivor Cummings:
"These are the ultimate races because they're literally force feeding people, using them as pawns for a globalist agenda."

Impact on Irish Society

[71:51] Natalie Morris:
Natalie discusses the rise in crime rates in Ireland, linking them to the uncontrolled migration influx. She questions the integration capabilities of the new migrants.

[73:37] Ivor Cummings:
Ivor provides examples of increased crime and societal strain, citing Sweden as a cautionary tale where migration led to significant social issues.

Notable Quote:
[76:11] Natalie Morris:
"Idle hands do the devil's work."

Potential Political Shifts

[77:48] Ivor Cummings:
Ivor anticipates a political shift in Ireland influenced by the Trump effect, where similar nationalist sentiments may gain traction in response to mass migration.

Conclusion

[82:38] Advertiser Promos:
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[81:44] Natalie Morris:
Natalie wraps up the episode, reminding listeners of Redacted News’ live schedule and directing them to additional resources like newsletters and the Redacted store.

Key Takeaways

1. Epstein Files Controversy:

   • The partial release of Epstein’s files has sparked internal conflict between the FBI and DOJ.
   • Skepticism exists regarding the completeness and transparency of the released information.
   • Potential implications for the Trump administration's credibility.

2. Pentagon Budget Cuts:

   • Discussions highlight significant inefficiencies and waste within the Pentagon.
   • Proposed massive reductions aim to refocus military spending on defense rather than offense.
   • Potential positive impact on military personnel but faces opposition from the military-industrial complex.

3. Economic Boycott:

   • An upcoming protest against corporate greed seeks to leverage economic power to influence policy.
   • Emphasis on peaceful exertion of consumer influence over destructive actions.

4. Mass Migration in Ireland:

   • Unprecedented migration influx is bridging historic religious divides as Catholics and Protestants unite against common societal disruptions.
   • Predictions of rising crime rates and potential political shifts reminiscent of nationalist movements in the U.S.

Notable Quotes

• Clayton Morris [09:08]:
  "It's not a shock at all. But we deserve to see this video footage."

• Owen Schroyer [46:44]:
  "We do not have it. This is a human interest story. This is an American, national, really security interest story. We want to know, are our politicians blackmailed?"

• Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kiwakowski [28:48]:
  "We have 900 military bases around the world, hundreds of thousands of forces scattered around the world. I know that was insane."

• Dan Geltrude [16:43]:
  "I think that's a Beautiful thing. I think that people should be able to exert their economic power."

• Ivor Cummings [68:21]:
  "These are the ultimate races because they're literally force feeding people, using them as pawns for a globalist agenda."

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