Redacted News Episode Summary

Title: BOMBSHELL! This is war! FBI whistleblowers reveal Epstein files being destroyed?
Host: Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris
Release Date: February 27, 2025

Introduction

In this riveting episode of Redacted News, hosts Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris delve into explosive revelations that mainstream media outlets are overlooking. Covering a range of critical issues from FBI whistleblower testimonies to international conflicts and financial audits, Clayton and Natalie aim to uncover the truths obscured by corporate and governmental narratives.

FBI Whistleblowers and the Epstein Files

The episode kicks off with alarming reports concerning the FBI's handling of Jeffrey Epstein's files. Clayton Morris raises concerns about the possible destruction of evidence related not only to Epstein but also to other sensitive cases.

• Key Points:

  • FBI whistleblower Garrett O'Boyle reveals that classified evidence is being systematically destroyed.
  • The involvement of high-ranking officials like Kash Patel and Dan Bongino in attempts to clean house within the FBI.
  • The potential ramifications of destroying Epstein's files, given his status as an FBI informant.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Clayton Morris [00:20]: "If you flip across MSNBC, CNN, or any of the mainstream media, what is happening right now in our US intel agencies..."
  • Garrett O'Boyle [05:53]: "We are doing more from outside the FBI than we did even when we were in it."
  • Natalie Morris [05:12]: "Also the people who have been hiding it are presumably still powerful people. So how do we know that the people who release it will be kept safe?"

Garrett O'Boyle elaborates on the compartmentalization within the FBI, making it difficult to track the destruction of evidence. He expresses skepticism about the thoroughness of Attorney General Pam Bondi's promised release of Epstein files, questioning what critical information might still be withheld.

Israeli Government and the Bebas Family Controversy

Shifting focus to international affairs, the hosts discuss the contentious claims made by Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the deaths of the Bebas family.

• Key Points:

  • Netanyahu accuses Hamas of brutally murdering the Bebas family, including children, to undermine a ceasefire agreement.
  • Investigative journalist Dan Cohen challenges these claims, suggesting that Israel might be responsible for the deaths to regain favor and collapse the ceasefire.
  • The Bebas family's legal actions against Netanyahu for his portrayal of their deaths.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Clayton Morris [20:36]: "Who can murder babies? Who can do this? The Hamas monstrous, that's who."
  • Dan Cohen [24:30]: "Netanyahu is attempting to upend the ceasefire and actually covered up the deaths of the Bebas family..."
  • Natalie Morris [38:37]: "Make that determination on your own."

Dan Cohen provides a comprehensive analysis, arguing that the circumstantial evidence points towards Israeli involvement rather than Hamas. He highlights inconsistencies in the official narrative and the delayed forensic analysis requested by the Bebas family.

Activist Judges Blocking Trump Administration's Efforts

The discussion shifts to the judiciary's role in hindering the Trump administration's attempts to reduce federal aid and government size.

• Key Points:

  • Two judges, Lauren Akin and Amir Ali, have blocked efforts to freeze federal aid, raising questions about judicial activism.
  • The potential implications of media and political pressure on the judiciary, with references to international figures like El Salvador's President Bukele advocating for similar actions.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Clayton Morris [51:58]: "It's a waste of time. Impeach me, first of all."
  • Natalie Morris [54:37]: "He wants to remain in power. And if he doesn't continue the war, then... his cabinet will collapse and he will lose power."

Guest Lionel from The Lionel Nation YouTube channel provides insights into the motivations behind judicial decisions, suggesting that these judges may be influenced by broader political agendas rather than impartial legal reasoning.

Fort Knox Gold Audit and Financial Implications

One of the episode's highlights is the intense discussion surrounding the Fort Knox gold reserves and the recent political maneuvers to audit them.

• Key Points:

  • President Trump leads a delegation to Fort Knox to verify the existence and authenticity of the gold reserves.
  • Historical context of the last Fort Knox audit in 1974, which lacked comprehensive verification.
  • Potential consequences of discrepancies in gold reserves, including the collapse of the US Dollar, inflation spikes, and shifts toward alternative currencies.

• Notable Quotes:

  • Natalie Morris [58:23]: "If you don't find the gold is there... the US Dollar is fiat currency, meaning it has no intrinsic value other than the trust people place in it."
  • Kevin Demerit [63:24]: "Something big is coming."
  • Clayton Morris [66:17]: "If you buy gold that your gold is legitimate... you have some assurance through assays and depository receipts."

Financial expert Kevin Demerit discusses the implications of the audit, emphasizing that a failure to account for the gold would severely undermine the credibility of the US financial system. He also explains the processes in place to ensure the legitimacy of privately held gold assets.

Conclusion

In this episode, Redacted News exposes significant challenges within US intelligence, international conflicts, the judiciary, and the financial system. Through interviews with whistleblowers and experts, Clayton and Natalie Morris present a compelling narrative that encourages listeners to question established narratives and seek deeper truths behind governmental and institutional actions.

Key Takeaways:

• There are credible concerns about the integrity of FBI operations concerning the destruction of evidence.
• The Netanyahu government’s claims about the Bebas family deaths warrant further independent investigation.
• Judicial decisions impacting federal aid reflect broader political tensions and potential activism.
• The Fort Knox audit could have profound implications for the US economy and global financial stability.

Listeners are encouraged to stay informed, engage critically with news sources, and support independent journalism in the pursuit of truth.