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Clayton Morris
For once today. Hey, everybody. Welcome into redacted on this, what is it, Wednesday? I'm Clayton Morri.
Natalie Morris
Natalie Morris.
Clayton Morris
Welcome into the show where we cover the stories mainstream media largely ignores. Coming up on today's show, we're going.
Natalie Morris
To talk about Epstein because as predicted, the Justice Department says, well, you can have the documents but not the ones that we are now investigating because information, okay, we knew that would happen. We're going to show you the tactics that they are playing at. It's no surprise, but we need to watch it.
Clayton Morris
Is it covering for billionaires once again? Does it lead directly to Les Wexner and Israel and all of that? So we'll get into all of that today. And by the way, like, you're going to start a new investigation. How many years have you had these freaking documents?
Natalie Morris
Like you gotta start new information, new information. Every time you ask that question, Clayton, I'm just gonna say new information.
Clayton Morris
All right.
Natalie Morris
Also, I should warn you, I'm sneezing like crazy today. So there may be times when I need to quickly just shut down.
Clayton Morris
Get the mute button.
Natalie Morris
Yeah, you need that at the ready.
Clayton Morris
Also today on the show, we're gonna be talking about Antarctica. A new book out discovering and discussing the hidden mysteries of that continent. What is actually happening now? What are they hiding from us down there? Why is the NSA down in Antarctica? What is going on? We're going to talk with an author of a brand new book about the hidden mysteries of Antarctica. I'm excited about that. A little bit later in the show.
Natalie Morris
Also, why are we bombing Somalia? Like crazy, we're killing civilians. Is that okay? That happened over the weekend. Yeah. I think we need to pay attention to that and maybe stop. Can we stop that? We have Dave decamp from Anti War. And I'm excited to talk to him, as always.
Clayton Morris
All right, but first, let's talk about Epstein and let us know, by the way, where you're joining us from around the world. Thank you guys for subscribing to the channel and being a part of our community here. So please, please dive in and subscribe. We really appreciate it.
Natalie Morris
Well, the Justice Department indicates they will not be releasing all of Epstein's documents because new information. Now, we warned you that over the weekend, right after Congress passed the resolution to vote on Epstein release documents, the Justice Department wiggled themselves in and said, new, new investigation. We're on it. Guess what, Mr. President, we're on it. The timing is too suspicious to think that new information prompted this after they knew Congress was going to vote to release them. If you believe that, I don't know what to tell you. Why are you here? You believe government narratives go away. The rest of you, come a little closer. Here's how Attorney General Pam Bondi explained that now they are going to release information, but not the ones related to the new investigation. And here is why. They have a new investigation.
Clayton Morris
What changed since then that you launched this investigation?
Brianna Morello
Information that has come for information. There's information that. New information, additional information.
Clayton Morris
And again, we will continue to follow.
Brianna Morello
The law to investigate any leads. If there are any victims, we encourage all victims to come forward and we.
Narrator/Advertiser
Will continue to provide maximum transparency under the law.
Natalie Morris
Okay. New information. She says new information.
Phil
I'm glad she cleared that up.
Natalie Morris
Yeah, it's. And so you can't tell, did somebody new come forward? Did they follow a lead that previous investigations refused? Did they decide to read the documents, perhaps? Like, how can we possibly know that new information came up exactly at the time that Congress mandates that they need to release the Epstein documents? Now, here's some information that I think would be new to the government. It's not new to independent journalists who have been researching this for years, but the government has never, in fact, looked at Lex Wessner. So if they want some new information, here's where they could go. I have no intelligence that they have actually interviewed Lex Wessner or looked into his finances or looked into anything related to him. But they could. And that would be new information to the government, I suppose. As a reminder, he's the co founder of Bath and Body Works and the owner of Abercrombie and Finch, Victoria's Secret and La Senza. He's the only billionaire who handed over Jeff, Jeffrey Epstein, total power of attorney to his entire estate. Epstein Lived in one of Wexner's houses. He controlled his money. He used his corporate jets and properties as part of his operation. Wexner is the financial origin point of Epstein's wealth status and his entire leverage network, arguably. And yet he's never been charged. He's never been publicly subpoenaed. Time for that now. Now's a good time. He's never been interviewed by any either. The doj, the FBI, the sdny, the Florida prosecut, Nobody. He was not even mentioned in the 2008 prosecution agreement. And federal investigators never even once called him as a witness. So the US Government has shown zero prosecutor prosecutorial curiosity about the man who bankrolled Epstein's rise. There can only be two explanations. Number one, he was always shielded because the government saw Epstein as intelligence, or he knows too much and he must never be put under oath. And again, there's something he knows about government complicity. How else can you explain it? Why else would you. So that is. Is that the new information that you studied up? I. I mean, we don't know. It also could be new information that dropsite news is breaking on the regular. They're killing it over there. That they found Israeli spies had stayed with Epstein for several days at a time. They've also found new emails revealing that Epstein had an extensive relationship with the Rothschilds. Emails show that the Epstein was working to broker cyber weapons for the Israeli government, and he wanted to finance it through the Roth trials. Cyber weapons? You guys. He was brokering cyber weapons for the Israeli government in these emails and looping in a Rothschild. Okay, none of this is exactly new. We know it because of the release of government documents, and yet these people have not been called in. So maybe new information is the interviews they never did. But we don't know that because there are no new subpoenas. Now, Representative Massey says. I'm game to this. I would just like to remind you that if you think that you are going to use the excuse of ongoing investigations as a reason to withhold the Epstein files, I don't think so. Homie. Don't play. That is basically what he's saying. He says, read the bill. You cannot redact things. You can only do withhold information that is narrowly tailored and temporary. Yesterday on our show, Ann Culture said she doesn't think the government can open a new investigation and skirt around document requirements because Congress would then use the courts to force their hand. It does look like they're going to try, though. So hold on. We're not there.
Phil
So frustrating. It's so frustrating because they got called out on this exact thing that they were doing this exact thing before they did it.
Natalie Morris
Yes.
Phil
So we're not calling them out after they did it. We're not like, oh no, we didn't see this coming. Yeah, people have been talking about this like for a good week or so. Like they got called out before they did it and they did it anyway.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
And that's the age of social media. I mean, we're able to see these things happening in real time and call them out ahead of time. Now. That's why, like, false flags are stopping, you know, are not working as well as they used to. So we saw this coming from a mile away. Anyway, let her know your. Let us know your thoughts on that. We got a lot more news to get to here. We're going to talk about Russia in just a second. And then we're going to talk about Somalia. We're going to talk about Antarctica. We've got a lot of news to get to. You guys already know about the bearskin hoodie though, right? If you've been waiting to get yourself one, now is the time. I wear it every morning as I'm walking the dog right now. They got a big Black Friday Cyber Monday plan coming up. So I just want you guys to pay attention to this. It's officially hoodie season right now. Cold mornings, windy days, surprise snow. And right now bearskin is running their biggest deal of the year. We're talking 60% off for this Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Now this isn't some old fleece. This thing is built with 340 gsm bare skin fleece, 10 pockets, rugged, athletic. It actually looks really good on you. Plus, if it starts pouring, you can just zip on that heavy rainstorm jacket and instantly level up to water. Full waterproof protection. You'll get free US shipping from their US warehouse and gear that'll last you season after season. So here's what you need to do to get that 60% off. Just text the word redacted to 36912. Again, that's redacted to 36912 and they'll text you a link so you can lock in your 60% off before this sale disappears. Don't wait till the weather gets really bad. Grab a bearskin right now. And one more thing. When you support bearskin, you're also supporting the fallen outdoors and the Hope for the warriors veterans program. So you're not just buying great gear. You're backing a cause that actually matters. So Grab your bearskin While that Black Friday deal is still live. Text redacted to 3, 6, 9, 12. All right. Yeah, I had to take Cleavage cam over here. I. I was getting a little hot in here, so I had to take the. I had to take it off. It is. It's like our studio gets so stinking hot.
Natalie Morris
All right, we're not going to call it Cleavage Cam. That's not.
Clayton Morris
That's what you called it.
Natalie Morris
I called it that yesterday.
Brianna Morello
I thought that.
Clayton Morris
I think the audience likes that name you call. You called it that. So it wasn't me. And the audience seem to really respond and they really like that. The name of that camera. They do like the new camera, by the way, in our studio. So there it is. Yeah, there is the new camera. Hello.
Natalie Morris
We're working here.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, we're gonna get more cameras in here soon too. So we're still working on it. All right, let's talk about this. Well, today on Redacted, we've got an important conversation to share with you. I spoke this morning with Russian spokesperson Maria Zarakova. Now, she's the official spokesperson for Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin. And I'll say this, she didn't hold back. We covered the Russian economy, the war in Ukraine, Western propaganda, The jaw dropping $200 billion fighter jet deal that Ukraine and the EU right now are trying to push through. So I want to give you kind of the full picture of what she told me and what other reporters who were there as well. So I started by asking her about the big phony narrative that you've probably heard everywhere in Western media, that Russia is running out of fuel and that their economy is in shambles. This story has been running around over the past few weeks that Vladimir Putin's war machine may finally be running out of fuel. She laughed at that. Of course. She called it completely fabricated. And according to her, Russia has been able to reroute its energy exports to new partners, China, India, the Middle east, and is doing just fine. She said that we in the west probably have no idea how massive the sanctions against Russia actually are, because that's largely been kept from us. She said they're coping and they've made new partnerships. And she said, we've been coping really well. And she said, look, it's been difficult, but we've been coping. So she was open about that. She said, we are a resilient people. And she said there's absolutely no fuel shortage. There's no truth to that, no crisis, no collapse happening inside of Russia. She said they've also had to learn how to deal with the massive amount of Western sanctions and the massive amount of Western media lies about Russia. She said Western headlines are nothing but psychological warfare aimed at keeping Western audiences in the dark and convinced that sanctions are working. So she shot down those lies. I've separately confirmed this with other sources who've told redacted, there are no fuel shortages is happening. So separate from the official spokesperson, then we moved on to talk about Ukraine's massive fighter jet deal. So Zelensky signing deals with France and Sweden, I think yesterday actually the French one was a letter of intent or a letter of memorandum to push forward with these hundreds of jets from the French government on top of the roughly 150 or 100 that might come from Sweden specifically. This deal is reportedly. So that's basically like 300 advanced jets. 300 of them. Do they have 300 incredible pilots in Ukraine at this point? I'd like to know that. But anyway, this deal is reportedly close to $200 billion. Ukraine doesn't have that money at all. So the EU is essentially lending Ukraine money even though everyone knows that Ukraine can't pay it back.
Natalie Morris
And oh, by the way, And Europe doesn't have it.
Clayton Morris
Europe can't afford it either. Exactly. When I asked her about this, her answer was blunt. She said, these fighter jets, she said these fighter jets will be destroyed the moment they enter Ukraine, period. She basically said, clayton, why even ask that question? They will be destroyed immediately. And she called it. See, I think, you know, it's like you're talking to a Western journalist here, but I understand it, cuz, you know, we've been covering this for years. I think the way that she said it was like, hey, the west doesn't understand that this is like an existential threat for us. That money and political. This is all money in a political stunt designed to make Western leaders look like they're doing something in Ukraine. Even though it won't change the facts on the ground at all. She said no amount of new jets will alter the outcome of this war. This was one of the strongest statements that she made. She said, you have to understand this is an existential threat to Russia. This is about our sovereignty. So these jets will be destroyed. Which is kind of, I mean, like you're tracking these shipments, right, coming in from Sweden and France. You know where these jets are going to wind up. They're going to be destroyed almost immediately. They have very few air defenses. So this of course is an effort to shore up their air Defenses in Ukraine. One of the other things we talked about that I asked the Russian spokesperson today is all about the is about the economy. I asked Maria Zakharova also about the Western narrative that Russia is on the ropes economically. Zakharova pushed back on that hard. She said Russia has stabilized its domestic industries, expanded imports and exports through new partnerships adapted to sanctions faster than the west expected. And according to her, the storyline that Russia is collapsing is purely for like Western consumption. It's not based in reality. The streets are busy, the stores are busy and free full. And she said these narratives are used to basically justify endless spending packages for Ukraine. Her argument that the west needs the public to believe Russia is desperate basically in order to keep funneling billions of dollars into this massive machine that's not working. Finally, I asked her about the corruption inside of Ukraine and the thing Western media aggressively avoids talking about, of course, and ignores. Last week we reported here on the show that some Zelensky's inner circle was caught stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from US taxpayers and EU taxpayers. They found cash, huge, like boxes of like $100, you know, $100 bills and plastic wrap and Euros in the homes, in duffel bags, in the hall, in the official, in these officials homes who were like the right hand man of Zelensky. Luxury villas, luxury cars, oligarchs essentially getting richer while the country crumbles. I asked her directly about it. She said Viktor Orban is absolutely right. Of Hungary, the Hungarian leader says Ukraine has become, in her words, a mafia style money laundering operation. The west is pouring billions into this country and those billions are being siphoned off through layers of corruption. She described it with an analogy to apples. So I was like, where are you going with this apples analogy? But she said, you know, if you run a market and you've got apples, you start off your day to sell your apples, you know that you've got a hundred apples. At the end of the day you've sold 30 of them. You have an inventory, so you keep track of the products that you're selling. She said the United States and the EU basically aren't counting the apples at all. They have no idea the amount of weapons and money that have flowed into Ukraine through this massive money laundering operation. It's just blind spending, she said. She said the American people have no clue this is happening because the media of course, refuses to cover it. But she said Viktor Orban of Hungary was correct, that this is that Ukraine is essentially a mafia style money laundering operation. Oh, and she confirmed that Putin has Not received any framework for peace talks from the EU or the United States. So nada. Nothing right now. So this war continues as we head into the winter months and into Christmas time. So that is our update on that. I wish US Politicians would answer questions as direct as she did.
Phil
Like, could you imagine any U.S. politician.
Clayton Morris
Or any U.S. leader answering the way she did? Like, she even brought up Orwell. I was very impressed with her. Yeah, no, she was. She was not pulling any punches. And she. Yeah, go ahead, Phil. Well, we get.
Phil
We get things like. Well, let me be absolutely clear on this. And then, like, nothing really of import after that.
Clayton Morris
Or.
Brad Olson
Or the.
Clayton Morris
The.
Phil
We just saw the. Pam Bondi, one of my favorites. Information. Information came out. We have information.
Natalie Morris
Yes. Okay, great to save that one. I mean, it was gold.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, information. We've got information, but can I have it?
Natalie Morris
No, but she didn't, like.
Clayton Morris
She didn't, like, dance around it. When I asked her about these new fighter jets that are going to be delivered to Ukraine, she's like, they will be destroyed immediately. Like, you could just picture a Russian lady saying that. No, they will be destroyed immediately. Why are you even sending them? I was asking her, what does President Putin say about this NATO involvement here? You're facilitating these large weapons deals into Ukraine? Oh, they're going to be destroyed immediately. Like, this is an existential threat to our country. And the same we would do if someone was sending, you know, 150 fighter jets into Mexico. Like, we would just bomb the hell out of them. I mean, we're bombing fishing boats that are thousand miles, thousands of miles away. So that's what we would do. All right, so that was my discussion with Vladimir Putin's spokesperson and the spokesperson from the Kremlin today.
Natalie Morris
Do we have video of it?
Clayton Morris
No. That we weren't able to record. So it was. We'll have to. You know, plus, it was all the translator back and forth and all of that kind of stuff. So I just. It would have been too painful for viewers to, like, see.
Natalie Morris
Could you see her? Yes, I can still see her. She looks beautiful.
Clayton Morris
I love that a woman always asks, she's like, was Melania when you saw Melania, was she beautiful? When you saw Maria, was she beautiful?
Natalie Morris
Can you tell the difference between a woman asking her husband.
Clayton Morris
That's a trap.
Natalie Morris
Does somebody look beautiful and you want him to admit that she's beautiful, or you don't want him like, is Sydney Sweeney beautiful?
Clayton Morris
She was. Kremlin carpet ready. Right. What was the question?
Natalie Morris
Is Sydney Sweeney beautiful?
Clayton Morris
Coming up on the show we're going to talk about.
Natalie Morris
She's not my type. That's what you're supposed to say. No, but okay. Maria Zarakova, is she beautiful?
Clayton Morris
Yes.
Natalie Morris
That's what I want you to say. I think she's beautiful, too. Okay.
Clayton Morris
Glad we got to the bottom of that.
Natalie Morris
Yeah. So hard hitting this gentleman, is how you read your wife's body language Good.
Clayton Morris
All right. Coming up on the show, we're going to talk about some Somalia with Dave DeCamp from Antiwar.com and why in the hell is the United States continuing this onslaught against Somalia? What are they hiding? What aren't they telling us about the continued bombing of that country? I thought like President Trump was supposed to be the peace president, no more wars. But they're doing this quietly or loudly. We'll talk about that. But first, let's talk about our friends over@crypto.com because cryptocurrency on fire. Here's a huge news Trump Media just signed a massive $6.4 billion deal with Yorkville Acquisition Corp. And Crypto.com, the crypto platform trusted by millions of users worldwide. So they're teaming up right now to acquire 6.4 billion in CRO, the token to establish America's first CRO treasury. And you can check it out. Once complete, this new company will be the largest publicly traded CRO holder out there there ready to join. So, and I, I was looking at CRO numbers yesterday. They, they jumped up significantly yesterday, if you're paying attention to that. So head on over right now to crypto.com and check out this historic move. That's crypto.com and you can check out more of their public filings in Yorkville acquisitions, public filings as well, to be on this historic move for cryptocurrency, which is happening right before our eyes.
Natalie Morris
Well, why is the US Ramping up drone strikes in Somalia and killing civilians now if we weren't so jaded to this, it should be shocking. But unfortunately, it's not unusual. These are not targeted strikes, as if there were such a thing. Local reports say that strikes over the weekend killed at least 12 civilians, including eight children, three women and an elderly man. Now, based on Antiwar.com's count, the latest US bombing in Somalia brings the total number of airstrikes in the country to 96 just since Trump took office. This surpasses the previous annual record of airstrikes when Trump was first in office in 2019. Previously, that record was 63. And since we're counting President Biden launched a total of 51 airstrikes in Somalia throughout his four years in office. President Obama, in eight years, launched 48. So why are they doing this? Joining us to Discuss is Dave DeCamp from Antiwar.com who has been trying to yell about this on X and not really getting a ton of response on it. Dave, good to see you. Why. Why is the United States doing this? And why is the media ignoring it?
Dave DeCamp
Well, those are good questions, and that's what I've been trying to figure out. I mean, you know, you mentioned the numbers there. This is really unprecedented, the rate at which the US has been bombing Somalia this year. And just. Just to update you, I wrote another one today. It's 97 now, 97 airstrikes. And this is according to US Africa Command numbers that they've given me. And, you know, I think it kind of downplays the bombing because the way the US Military counts an airstrike is if, you know, if they hit one target with a few, it's not like each airstrike is one missile. You know, each airstrike could be a major attack. So, again, this is really just an unprecedented level of bombing. And to me, the shocking thing about it is that when I say it gets no media coverage in the U.S. i mean none, zero. Most of the time it is just me, and I'm not working with much information. It's based on basically what AFRICOM is putting out in press releases and what they decide to tell me, which is not much. And, you know, it's really tough to figure out the situation on the ground in Somalia for a few reasons. One reason is that in the Al Shabaab controlled areas, which. Which is Al Shabaab is the group that we've been at war with since 2007, when they first emerged in the areas that they control, they restrict the use of Internet and phones. But also the government that the US Backs arrests journalists all the time and restricts journalists who report critically on the country's military security forces and on the war with Al Shabaab. And so it's just. And so you have those factors and the fact that literally no American media is covering this. So it's really hard to know what's happening on the ground. As you mentioned over the weekend, it does look like US airstrikes killed at least 12 civilians in one attack. There were some major battles in southern Somalia against Al Shabaab. So I mean, the question for me is, why does this just get ignored? I mean, the fact that nobody seems to Care, even kind of in our world where people are more aware of these wars and, and things that are happening overseas. It's. It just doesn't really register for many people. And then why are they continuing this? Why have they ramped this up? You know, when you look at Somalia on a map, obviously it's in a very strategic area, and people think it might be related to its location in respect to Yemen. But the fact is, you know, the US Kind of has a simpler way to get access to. To those ports. The Somaliland in northwest Somalia, which has essentially been a de facto independent country since 1990. You know, they've offered the US if you recognize our independence, you can get access, you know, to all of our ports. So what I think, you know, I kind of think this is just a holdover of the war on terror. The US Government created this killing machine and they want to keep using it. And we're, you know, we're seeing them bring it to our hemisphere now with these strikes on the boats. But this is also still going on, you know, over in Africa. And it's actually two wars that the US Is involved in. I mentioned Al Shabaab. They first popped up in 2007 after the U. S. Backed an Ethiopian invasion of Somalia that essentially carried out a regime change in Mogadishu. They ousted this coalition of Islamic groups, and then Al Shabaab was the radical offshoot and started attacking Ethiopian troops. And then since then, we've been at war with them. And then in 2015, the Al Shabaab split and there was an ISIS affiliate created, and now we're also bombing them in the northeastern Puntland region. A lot of the airstrikes are up there as well.
Natalie Morris
To what end do you think? Are they threatening any American troops? Will it work to alleviate suffering of any civilians there? Like, what is the point?
Dave DeCamp
It's really. It's kind of similar to Afghanistan in the fact that we're propping up this. This central government that's very weak, that wouldn't exist without US eu, you know, African Union support. So, like, to what end? I mean, we'll probably be doing this until the US Decides that that's basically enough and gets out of there. And then the government will collapse, similar to Afghanistan, unless they do decide to negotiate and make peace. You know, the thing with Al Shabaab, you know, that you always see this in the press releases. They say, oh, Al Shabaab know they're a global threat. And that's because in. I think in 2012, they declared their loyalty to Al Qaeda. So they're an Al Qaeda group. You know, in Syria, you know, the Al Qaeda guys are our allies now, but in Somalia, we got to keep bombing them. But the claim, you know, the claim is that Al Shabaab is a global threat, but there's just no evidence to back that up. They have carried out terrorist attacks in other African countries, but the common thread there is that they targeted the countries involved in the African Union mission fighting against them. But that's what they would tell you. You know, like, if you were to ask someone in the Pentagon, why are we doing this? They'd say, oh, Al Shabaab is, you know, they're a global terrorist group, which is just not the case. So that's what they would tell you. And as far as the success, I mean, we've seen, you know, over the past year, Al Shabaab was gaining a lot of territory against the government. So much. So much that Mogadishu was put under threat. And then they started this kind of counteroffensive that has resulted in this increase in U.S. airstrikes.
Natalie Morris
And, I mean, it should shock our conscience, this getting close to 100 now, bombing in civilian areas, but it just doesn't. And I guess maybe the lack of information, the lack of reaction is the story here in a lot of ways. Don't you think?
Dave DeCamp
Yeah, yeah. No, I think it kind of says a lot about our country, like, that our government could be doing something like this. And, you know, like, I would be curious to see a poll. How many Americans are actually aware of this? I would say, like, 99% of Americans are not aware of this.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Dave DeCamp
That this war is even going on. So. Yeah, I mean, that's what I'm trying to do. Like, if you see the headlines a lot, like, you know, I usually put the number. I focus a lot on the number because it's like, isn't that a big number? Isn't bombing a country 97 times a lot? Should that get some attention? So.
Natalie Morris
And even Matt Gates, I mean, Matt Gates put forth a bill to end US Presence in Somalia. So even he is not on this right now. I mean, I guess I'm asking you for someone else's coverage, but you would think, you know, there was some appetite.
Dave DeCamp
Yeah. So Gates, actually, I talked to him about this. We did Tim cast together. He guest hosted, and we talked about it, and he said he's going to have me on a show about it. I got to follow up with him on that. He's certainly curious to cover it. But so you mentioned that bill. It's interesting. So Ilhan Omar, who, of course is from Somalia, she supported that bill, I think, just because she probably felt she had to. But the fact is, one reason why we don't hear about this from her is because she supports the central government in Somalia. Oh, so kind of the only prominent Somali American in politics, basically. You know, I wouldn't go as far to say that she supports the war, she supports the airstrikes, but she supports the government that the US Is supporting here. Yeah, so that's why we just don't hear about it from her either.
Natalie Morris
Before I let you go, I mean, I guess there's not much else. All we can do is, you know, call our representatives and say, we don't want to be doing this. I don't know how far that gets us. I want to ask you about your reaction to the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia's presence in the United States. Now, the United States is. The diplomatic answer, is we need to create these allegiances with Saudi Arabia. They're very afraid of Iran, so we gotta, you know, support them for this. And we cannot make them a pariah like the Biden administration did. Now, yesterday we did a piece here about how the United States has to. To continue to stay entangled with the Saudi. With Saudi Arabia because of the petrodollar. We don't have a choice. But what do you make of that meeting? Did you hear any war drums that maybe were banging underneath in subtext?
Dave DeCamp
You know, from what I've just, from what I've seen in the past couple years, I do not think right now that the Saudis are keen on joining this U.S. israel alliance against. So again, from what I've seen in recent years, so Israel has this grand plan that they want to enlist all the Gulf countries into an alliance against Iran. That's the idea of the Abraham Accords, and that's something that the US has wanted to do. But we've seen the Saudis kind of cool on that in recent years. They have, you know, they normalize relations with Iran in 2023. And actually just about a month or two months before the, the, what we're calling the 12 day war on Iran, Saudi Arabia's defense minister went to Iran and met with the Ayatollah. And another interesting thing is that when the US Was bombing Yemen, both under Biden and under Trump, the. The Saudis wanted nothing to do with it, which I thought, you know, I think MBS is kind of reassessed the way he wants to do things. Now in the region after he waged a brutal seven year war against Yemen and completely failed. And the Houthis ended up striking his oil infrastructure, which is ultimately what made him stop. So he was afraid of that happening again. So I don't think any in the near future. He has war on his mind either with Yemen or Iran. But part of the, you know, we're seeing him trying to convince, consolidate this alliance with the US getting these F35 fighter jets and all this stuff. So maybe kind of down the line he has his eye on being involved in a war with Iran. But right now I don't see that something that they're really going to go for the Saudis. And that was one thing. Before this war with Iran started, the US And Iran were engaged in these negotiations on a nuclear deal. And one major difference between when Obama was negotiating one back in 2015 and when Trump tried to negotiate one, I don't know if he really tried. But a major difference was back in Obama's days, the Saudis were very against it this time around, they supported it. And the Europeans were against it when the Europeans supported the one in 2015. So it was kind of a flip there. So again, from what I'm seeing, I don't see MBS really being keen on the idea of war with Iran at the moment.
Natalie Morris
Okay. All right. Yeah, it would just, it's such an interesting optic right now because it's such a change from the Biden administration. So. All right, well, you can find Dave decamp on X and you can also find his work@antiwar.com there's also now antiwar.com show that you do on X. I enjoy that as well. So follow him on all the platforms. Thanks for coming to talk to us today.
Dave DeCamp
Yeah, thanks so much for having me. I appreciate it.
Natalie Morris
My pleasure.
Clayton Morris
Thanks, Steve. All right, more news to come. We're gonna talk about the Vegas cybertruck bombing. Remember that happened Matthew Livesberger, when he on the 1st of January blew up that cybertruck outside of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. But before he did that, he sent a long email, of course, to a number of his Special Forces friends and other members of the media. Joe Rogan, etc. Sean Ryan, what did he know? Secret drone program, UFOs, whatever. We don't exactly know because a new manifesto according to the Vegas Police Department has now been exposed. Well, I think it's over 70 pages in the 70 page report includes this manifesto that's been turned over to the Department of War. And now it's classified. Our next guest, Brianna Morello has been covering all of that. She's gonna be joining us in just a moment.
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Clayton Morris
Well, Las Vegas police just released, released a new report this week regarding the cybertruck explosion at Trump Hotel involving combat veteran Matthew Livelsberger. Now, he had a very long manifesto on his phone, it turns out, but you're not going to get to see it. Sound familiar? The story Keeps getting stranger the deeper that you look into it. Now you may remember the story. Tesla cybertruck pulls up to the valet entrance at Trump International Hotel in Vegas. Moments later, an explosion, seven people injured. The driver, Matthew Livelsberger, dead. Here he is, 37 year old US Army Special Forces soldier out of Colorado Springs, just a stone's throw from here. Green Beret, multiple deployments. Before the cybertruck ever rolled into Las Vegas, Livesberger sent out a long manifesto style email to a retired army intelligence officer and he told him do not Release this until January 1st. In that email he described what he saw as corrupt, collapsing government. He claimed knowledge of secret drone programs, cover ups, war crimes. He accused senior officials of betraying service members. And he warned that the United States was being led by what he called weak and feckless leaders. He called on members of our military to wake up. Meanwhile, he quietly rented a cybertruck in Colorado, loaded it with fireworks, gas canisters, camping fuel, drove it across state lines to Las Vegas. Police say he shot himself inside the truck moments before it exploded. And here's the key part of this. Investigators still can't point to a clean motive. So what's in this manifesto? Our next guest is trying to figure out, trying to get to the bottom of it. Brianna Morello hosts the American Journal on Infowars and she joins us here back on the show to talk about it. Welcome back to the show. Great to see you.
Brianna Morello
Thank you guys. It's great to be back. Thank you for having me.
Clayton Morris
My pleasure. So when you reached out to try to get an answer as to what's inside of this manifesto, what did you find?
Brianna Morello
Well, unfortunately I was told by the Department of War that they'd get back to me after having a discussion with national intelligence as to why that document is now classified. Unfortunately, even after following up, I have not heard back. Now, I have just recently been one of the new media members to, to get credentialed at the Pentagon. So we're going to fight for this transparency because I don't think it does the people of this country any good to not have these answers. Listen, if there's classified information in there that truly is classified, I'm okay with them not airing that out. But from what we've seen from that email so far, it's already been made public, the email itself, maybe there's stuff that we haven't seen. Okay, that's fine. But we deserve an expert explanation. Specifically though, you cited that Vegas police report and on, well, twice in that police report they talk about how now how the Pentagon has classified that document. The manifesto is what I'm referring to there. And they say that it was why they had to stop sharing information with the public because the Pentagon, under Joe Biden, the Pentagon did classify that quickly. And so we've got a lot of questions here. Listen, the American people deserve answers. And I wish I had more, more for you as to what is being classified and why it is, but they won't share any of that with us. I don't need to hear the details. I just need to hear your justification as to why you've deemed this as classified material.
Dave DeCamp
Right.
Clayton Morris
I mean, it seems like where there's smoke, there's fire because you're classifying something. Well then we're on to something. I mean, that's the way that I look at it. Right. So maybe we can pull out at least a few threads of what he said in that original email that might have raised red flags. I mean, because this is a story that crossed across like normal news and into like UFO subreddits and everything. Like what did he know about like advanced propulsion technologies? Like what the United States has been working on? Clande in a clandestine nature, carrying out, you know, war crimes moves. And we've, we've covered stories here on the show on redacted about US Marines who witnessed the use of advanced propulsion technologies, like in the jungle in Indonesia after a massive tsunami, carrying out horrible, horrible crimes. So we've heard from whistleblowers on these advanced technologies. Do you think that that's might, might be what it is?
Brianna Morello
Yeah, it could possibly be that. You know, I had Sam Shumate, he was the intelligence officer that you cited at the beginning of this, who received that email and I asked him and he still doesn't even know himself. I mean, he was the one who was in communication with him and was trying to do some digging on all of us. It's really hard to vet the information that was in that email as well. If you don't have access to this information, it's very, very hard to prove. You know, I constantly do get emails from people and it's hard for me to decipher whether it is somebody who is in emotional distress, possibly struggling with ptsd, or if it's someone who's really trying to sound the alarm on some type of government corruption related issue. So again, it's so hard to decide and figure that part out. I know Sam even said that he didn't want to be involved in a UFO conspiracy and so he wasn't able to tell if that was the case. And this is a guy who served this country, and he's retired now, an intelligence officer as well. So he would know better than anyone. And so, yeah, we just don't know. And it's so upsetting because, again, this was happening at a time, if you guys recall, where we were seeing the Chinese spy balloon, several of them actually, going across the United States, and we were seeing the drones over New Jersey. And so a lot of Americans had serious, serious concerns. And it kind of highlighted in this email that those concerns were legitimate. And that story quickly went away after this all took place.
Natalie Morris
Right. It's reminiscent of the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting, where that became a gay anthem against homophobia. Homophobia had nothing to do with that story. That shooter was anti war. He wanted the US to stop being droning his countries where he had come from, so the media doesn't have to report what his actual motivation was if they could use the smoke screen of homophobia. Now it's love is love, and it's, you know, we need to be gay, all of it. That wasn't the true story. We didn't get the true story. So it seems like the thing that the media globbed onto that is that it was at Trump Tower. So we don't even know if that was intentional or not. But they could frame it as this must have been an anti Trump movement. Right. And we don't have any indication that that was true.
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Yeah.
Brianna Morello
And, well, you know, first off, we also know that they did this with the first assassination attempt on President Trump's life. Thomas Crooks. I was one of three reporters, Tucker Carlson and Miranda Devine also got access to the social media posts that were sent to us. And we got this long document. And we were told initially, if you remember, under the previous administration. And they told us that there was no Thomas Crooks. They told us that there was no social media presence at all. And we now know, based on the evidence that I've been receiving, that there were allegedly several social media accounts that were being used under Crooks, and he was posting all over the place. And so it was deeply concerning that they wouldn't be transparent. When Tucker tried reaching out before he released his report, the FBI just saying, well, how do you know these are real or not? And then coming out and saying on top of it all, after we all started releasing stuff and posting screenshots, okay, so, yeah, there was a social media presence. There was over a dozen accounts that we do have linked to him, but not confirming Whether or not those accounts were the ones that we were reporting on. So there's a lot of disinformation put out there, and it's by our own government. I mean, they sat there and said with a straight face that this individual who was trying to kill President Trump was in fact a Trump supporter. And it didn't make sense. Based on what the evidence we have now, it looks like he drastically shifted right after the pandemic, and he was at one point a Trump supporter, issuing death threats to people like Ilhan Omar and members of the squad. And then suddenly, during the pandemic, quickly shifted and went after Republicans online and started criticizing them for their response to the pandemic. Lack of response to the pandemic, I should say. And mail in ballots and just using the term deep space state, he didn't like that either. So it's really hard for all of us to understand or trust our government at this point, because like you just outlined, they have repeatedly lied to us and gone with just one narrative and don't allow questions to be asked.
Clayton Morris
Well, and there's a couple of things there to unpack, you know, you know, Brianna, that, like, right in the wake of this, everyone was wondering, the veracity of this email that he sent out, was it fake? This has got to be fake. Come on, Sean Ryan, you're putting this guy on. And so they got a lot of pushback on that side. Side. And again, you, You. You spoke to that gentleman yesterday, I think, on your show about that specifically. They then, of course, the FBI then I think, believe, I think it was the FBI or the police confirmed the veracity of that email. They did confirm it in a press conference. Spencer Evans, I think, did confirm it. So we now know that that was authentic. But there was a lot of people saying, you know, ptsd, he had all sorts of family issues. He had all sorts of problems. He was just distraught. So therefore, you know, don't look into the email, just kind of ignore it. But then now it's classified. So, like, I don't know, again, where there's smoke, there's fire. No.
Brianna Morello
Yeah. And Sean Ryan actually came out and said, you know, when we were on a call with the public affairs official, they tried telling us that Matt's DNA didn't match his son's DNA, trying to insinuate that his son wasn't his biological son, which, you know, Sam Shumate told me caught a lot of problems for his wife, who was trying to just grieve his loss because it was false, apparently. And so that information again being pushed out there. The New York Post ended up running, I believe is what Sean Ryan said later in the interview. But again, this was being put out by our own government. They were intentionally trying to plant false information to create this type of speculation and discredit those media outlets who were just trying to report on the story itself. This happens quite often. We're covering stories, we're talking to those who are supposed to be kind of the bridge between the agencies and the media so that we could tell the stories truthfully and try to get both sides to the issue. But we're being given fake information from these outlets, from these agencies directly. And then when we report on it, they say, oh, no, no, no, it's not us, it's not us. And then they tell us that we can't actually even credit them. This is off the record or it's on background or don't you use me. They use all these terms to dance around it. So there was a massive, massive cover up in that sense. And they were themselves, according to Sean Ryan, putting out the disinformation directly to the media and trying to catch the media, try to discredit the media saying that, okay, well, now you guys are the ones who are not being truthful to the audience when they were the ones who were telling the media this stuff. So this is all intentional. They are just trying to discredit and to shift away people's focus away from that email that has to have something in it that really happens. The Pentagon on edge and that they didn't want out there or else they wouldn't have gone to those levels to try to discredit the media from even covering what was in the contents of that email directly.
Clayton Morris
Brianna Morello now at Infowars. Congratulations. How's it feel to be out of New York, out of that place and in Texas? Is that like culture shock for you?
Brianna Morello
Kind of. Well, you know, right now I do live in Austin area and it kind of feels a little bit more like New York City given the fact it's a liberal city. So I'm no stranger to that, but Texas is a great, great state and it's an honor to be here, of course. And it's great to be at Infowars.
Clayton Morris
Well, congrats on the new position. Keep up the great work. Thanks for joining us as always. Appreciate it, Brianna.
Brianna Morello
Thank you guys. I appreciate it.
Clayton Morris
All right, man, that story is just so fascinating and yeah, we'll see if she gets any answers from the Pentagon now that she's a credentialed reporter there. That'll be fascinating to see because.
Natalie Morris
Amazing.
Clayton Morris
Anyway, I know it's like the UFO community has a big piece in this. They want to know information about, like, what did he know about these advanced drones and, and, you know, anti gravity technologies or whatever, gravity propulsion technologies and so forth. And were they being used in war crimes? Which by, by the way, separately we've talked on this show that that has happened. So, like, this is not out of the realm of possibility for sure. All right, coming up, we're going to talk about Antarctica. What's Hidden in Antarctica? A new book lays out a lot of the mysteries and really tries to go after and answer a lot of the questions about what's actually hidden down there. Why is the NSA in Antarctica? Why, why have they set up no fly zones, no ground walking zones? Like, you can't go there, you can't see it. We're not going to allow you to see it. And our next guest has a lot of new information about that. I'm excited to talk with Brad Olson about that in a few moments.
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Well, what is hidden in Antarctica? Maybe a better question is what are they hiding in Antarctica? Massive underground cities, advanced propulsion technology, UFOs. Well, in 1920, in 1926, Admiral Richard Byrd claimed to have been the first to fly over the North Pole with pilot Floyd Bennett, making him a national hero at the time. Then decades later, he carried out Operation High Jump. After World War II, he led a massive US Navy expedition to Antarctica, which has been the subject of many documentaries and of course many books. And it was the largest to date to explore Antarctica. Mapped over 500,000 square miles of the continent. But something that maybe didn't get a lot of attention is what one of his tasks was, which was to look at what the Nazis were also doing in Antarctica. Did they have UFOs, crashed UFOs that they were working on the reverse engineering of these craft? Did they have these craft that they were secretly hiding into Antarctica being housed there? It's all in the documents, like some me making that up. But John B. Lathe, who worked for Operation of Strategic Services, the oss, which you'll recall was the predecessor to the CIA, he admitted this towards the end of his life. He claimed that Admiral Byrd didn't just fly. I don't say the end of his life, excuse me, but he said this much later in life. I should say that he admitted that Admiral Byrd didn't just fly over Antarctica, he actually entered Inner Earth Watch.
John B. Lathe
Honestly, ladies and gentlemen, he flew 1200 miles with the wind in his back. Into the inside of this planet. Not a molten core, far from it. Continental shells bigger than on the surface seas that were equal to ours. And he took 300 photographs and brought them back and I tried to see them and Franklin Birch, who was that? The National Archives would not let me in. Oh, I got in the cage, but I couldn't look at anything. Caldwell found those records and read them in 1940 and he took his round wing plane in and went right through the earth and came out at the south pole in 125 mile opening there. That's one thing he did in 19. I told you that was 1940. That was a great accomplishment of the round wing plane. At that point we hadn't had to fight a war, we hadn't had to do anything. 1952. I hesitate to tell you I've had three attempts on my life and I don't know if I'll walk away from this meeting if I say any more. I've had the needle, I've been poisoned. And I've had people sent to kill me.
Clayton Morris
That's what happens to truth tellers, of course. So he flew through a massive hole 50 miles from the South Pole that is a core secret, as they call it. And my next guest claims that this is why the NSA is there, using the COVID of air sampling station to make sure that there's a no fly zone over this area or any ground access. Our next guest has been to Antarctica and has really made it his life's work to expose what's going on there. He's definitely gotten into battles, certainly with other Antarctica whistleblowers, but we wanted to hear his side of the story and all about his new book called Secrets of Antarctica. Here it is. You can read it right now. It's available on Amazon and other and other ebook publishers. It's called Secrets of Antarctica the Untold History of the Ice Continent. And that is Brad Olson, the researcher and author of that book. Brad, welcome to the show. Great to finally talk with you.
Brad Olson
Hey, Clayton, thank you so much for having me on. Been a long time coming, but now that the book is at the printer, it will be shipping at the end of this month. But the ebook is available and good opportunity to have this discussion.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. So I, you know, I want to kind of maybe start at the beginning for you and, you know, and you know, what brought you to wanting to start to research Antarctica? Like, where did you start in this journey and how did you get into this?
Brad Olson
Well, I do a series of books on esoteric subjects. And boy, Antarctica is about the most esoteric continent we have in America, in the world. And when I had the great opportunity to go down there seven years ago via a sailboat from Ushuaia, Argentina, to the Palmer Peninsula, it was like pulling the layers off an onion. You get one question and then you get 10, 10 possible answers. So the layers just kept getting deeper and deeper the more I dug into it. And then I decided, well, I got to write a book about this because I was coming into so much information. Like that clip you just played of an intelligence officer talking about Admiral Byrd's flight down there, which is also described in detail in his diary that was published by his son, who was actually on the ship with him down to Antarctica during Operation High Jump. His son was also in the Navy. Robert Byrd Jr. Richard Byrd Jr. And he also was going to give a talk on the anniversary of high jump 40 years later. And he disappeared off the train going to Washington D.C. from Boston. He was found a month later wearing different set of clothes and Dead in a Baltimore warehouse. So the secrecy continues with all things surrounding Antarctica.
Clayton Morris
I'm sorry, who was killed in a Baltimore warehouse?
Brad Olson
Richard Byrd's son, who is Also Richard Byrd Jr.
Clayton Morris
I didn't know that. Wow.
Brad Olson
And he was on the ship during High jump and saw everything his dad saw. When his dad got back to Washington D.C. they put him in quarantine. He was basically read the riot act because he spoke to a journalist in El Mercurio newspaper, which I reprint in the book, both in Spanish and in English, so people can get a feel for what he said. But he said in the event of another war, we would be faced with an enemy that could fly pole to pole at incredible speeds. And so this is right after high jump, then he gets back to America, they call off the expedition. Two months into the six month trip and Admiral Byrd was read the riot act for talking to the journalists and was given a gag order for the rest of his life. His son released the diary and from there the mystery once again just gets deeper.
Clayton Morris
So we just saw played a clip there of John Leath who worked for the operation of Strategic Services and then later the CIA. How did he come into this information about Admiral Byrd's trip? He saw the documents or he got into the cage with the documents. They weren't allowed to show him anything. Do you know what became of him and what, what information, more information did he uncover?
Brad Olson
Well, still to this day Operation High Jump is classified. So he, like myself and perhaps many others who have tried to get information through the Freedom of Information act, you cannot crack that nut. It's a very difficult one to penetrate. And so I think he was in the same position, but here he is coming from National Intelligence and, and he still can't even get in there to see all those 300 pictures that bird took on that amazing flight. Now Bird did have an interview less than a year before he died. So he went down to Antarctica five different times. And the last one after Operation High Jump was called Operation Deep Freeze. And then he came back from that. He was still very tight lipped about everything going on down there. But he did do this interview with Long Jeans Watch Company and he made some very curious statements, one of which was when asked what young people could do as far as exploring the polar regions, said the North Pole is pretty crowded up there, but if they go to the South Pole and go beyond the Pole, then they could see this land that he was describing. But Clayton, I'll tell you there is nothing beyond the Pole for hundreds of miles on the Polar plateau. It is just flat, desolate and nothing. Unless of course we're talking about this massive hole in the ice about 50 miles away from the South Pole. And I have numerous data points which I have recounted in the book that point to this giant hole in the ice. And I should also point out that Antarctica is the most volcanically active continent in the world really. So with all the geothermal activity there you have the propensity for very large under ice domes, this two mile thick plateau of ice. It's going to need a chimney, it's going to need an outlet for some of that heat to escape. And that's what this hole in the ice near the South Pole is all about.
Clayton Morris
So it's fit you say it's 50 miles wide, is that how large the hole is? Or 50 miles from the South Pole?
Brad Olson
50 miles from the South Pole. And Linda Moulton Howe's whistleblower Brian S. And you and I had text about this a few months ago and I might be able to get him on the show. He's, he's now starting willing to talk but he, he was telling Linda Moulton Howe in several of interviews that he did with him. You can find those on YouTube. But she gave me his phone number and we had about an hour conversation when I was researching my book several months ago. And he described an emergency evacuation where they had to fly at a South pole and because it was somebody's life on the line they defied the no fly zone order and they went over it. And it's this air sampling station area and he said there is no buildings there, there's no air sampling, it's just a cover so people cannot fly low altitude over the hole. And when another one of your guests was on he showed some maps which actually I took screen captures from redacted that I reproduced in the book of the area over the South Pole and it also says you're not allowed to go there overland either. Now what that has to do with air sampling I don't know but it's a no go zone. Not just a no fly zone at low altitude but a no go zone. And Brian S. Said there were cat tracks. So like when you see a ski mountain getting groomed, that's a, that's a snow cat. That's how they transport most of the goods in Antarctica. And also snowmobile tracks that went out to the hole. Brian S. Told me when they're looking at it, it was everybody on the plane and they discussed it after that flight that there was a road that corkscrews down into the hole. So you can actually go down there, presumably two miles to the continental level overland.
Clayton Morris
Someone in our chat. A bunch of people in our chat room are saying, didn't Admiral Byrd claim. And you can correct. Or you can correct our chat room on this, but they seem to know a lot about this that Admiral Byrd said, claimed that the land underneath there was about the size of the United States. That in this hole there's an area, this inner Earth, about the size of the United States.
Brad Olson
Yeah, it's just remarkable how big it is down there, because Antarctica is the fifth largest continent in the world. So therefore it's going to be quite large down there, considering that there are geothermal features. So the Germans, when they set up New Schwabenland, it was specifically because they found this geothermal area called the Schumacher Ponds. And they actually landed a seaplane on it. And it never melts. It's called an Antarctic oasis. And so I would imagine down below under this hole in the ice. And it's not the only hole in the ice. I've identified several others, but this being the most prominent. And because it's right smack dab in the middle of the polar plateau, I suppose it's the most important because when Berg discovered the South Pole, he was the very first aviator to fly over the South Pole. He and I have this map reproduced in the book. He didn't just get to the Pole. He flew over the quadrant that is now the no fly zone, which is the COVID for the hole in the ice. And so he knew about it on that first flight in the 1920s. Then when he was going back during Operation High Jump, one of the very first flights. And it is in the official history record of Operation High Jump, Admiral Byrd and his radio man named Howie, only two people did the return flight. And it's at that moment that he lost three hours of time. They thought he was done. They thought the plane had crashed. They lost the great Admiral Byrd somewhere on his flight to the South Pole. Then he pops up three hours later and flies back to Little America and completes the mission.
Clayton Morris
Wow. And I've heard that as well. Yeah, that's incredible. And people in the chat room are saying the same thing. Didn't he miss time? He lost time. It's so incredibly difficult, obviously, to get to Antarctica. You can kind of skirt it a little bit, I guess, in cruise ships and things like that. Now, you've been there, right? You've been there multiple times to Antarctica?
Brad Olson
One. One.
Clayton Morris
One time. Okay. What was Your experience, like when you were there. Now I know this is where you got into a kind of a battle. And I'm not interested in the battle like between whistleblowers and all of that. I would love to have like a debate, have an open forum and have just a debate about all of this and what he saw, what you saw, what others saw. And I don't want to throw anybody under the bus at all. That's not my goal. I just want. I want to have a conversation and get to the truth. That's my only mission here. So. But when you went there, what did you see?
Brad Olson
So I took a boat down there from Ushuaia, is in Argentina. And you know how the finger of South America comes down and then the Antarctic Peninsula comes up. That is the closest connection to any continental landmass. Took us four days to sail over the Drake Passage, where I got violently seasick, as did most of the people on my ship. I think I lost £25 on that trip. So you want to crash diet, right? Go to Antarctica, try the Drake Passage? I lose some weight on that. But what I'll tell you, Clayton, Antarctica is like no other place I've seen on Earth. And I've been to all seven continents, travel quite extensively throughout my life. It is an absolute frozen tundra of a planet. 99 of the continent is covered with snow and ice, with icebergs all around too. In fact, that was the very first thing we saw coming in, were just these ginormous 30 story tall icebergs. Of course, most of that is below the iceberg and they broke off of the shelves and were starting to float to the north, which down there is into warmer climates. And then we finally got to King George island and that was a base run by the Poles called Arktowski. And we were a Polish vessel, 11 Poles and three Americans on that trip. And they welcomed us in and we were bringing them fresh fruit and vegetables which they're very pleased to have because you can't get that too readily down there. No supermarkets. And they invited us in first we had a shower. Boy, did that feel good after being seasick for three days. And then we had dinner with them and could use the Internet and let everybody know that we made it down there. And then from there it was just sailing through the Bransford Strait, touching ground on terra firma in Antarctica. And basically every day was like a new adventure. We'd go to either a different research station or to a penguin colony, for example, or sometimes went to see some seals. A lot of wildlife. And none of it is afraid of humans. That was one thing that was kind of shocking. You could just walk right up to a penguin. In fact, I have right here on my phone. Just take a picture real quick. And the mother's kind of like, hey, you're blocking my view. She's not hissing with her baby chick under her legs, but the seals too. And we had a whale that swam right underneath our boat one time too. It was just amazing to see that kind of wildlife.
Clayton Morris
Let's talk about some of the other things in your book. And I pulled a few images out of your book to put here on the screen just some of the advanced civilization photos that you've. You share in the book. And maybe you can explain like what we're looking at here, which. Yeah, you know. So these are, these are satellite images of. Of Antarctica, correct?
Brad Olson
Correct. Yeah. So Google Earth has just been a fantastic resource for researchers and in many cases I include the GPS coordinates because I want people to, to do their own homework on this as well. If they find something like this fascinating to check it out. And in this particular picture you've got two what appear to be step pyramids, kind of like the Mayan pyramids.
Clayton Morris
Look at those.
Brad Olson
Even stairways in the middle of each. And then there's snowmobile tracks going around. So somebody's investigating this site. And, and the thing to point out here, Clayton, is Mother nature does not create perfect right angles. Not in this kind of symmetry with exactly stairways going up right on the side, on all four sides. So that's what makes this particular site quite particular. For evidence that there could be antediluvian high tech civilization that had once existed down there.
Clayton Morris
You also have some buildings protruding from the ice. Now this is like massive structure here. What are we looking at here?
Brad Olson
I think this is a dome shaped structure. Again you have this symmetry in the lines of it. And perhaps it's close to the ocean or a lake. But why would it have this kind of symmetry in the ice? And the way it's been described is dome like, so it's actually protruding upward. And that too could be telltale sign for some kind of civilization down there.
Clayton Morris
Also pyramids too. So not only do we have sort of Mayan temple looking thing, we also have structures that pyramids on the, in.
Brad Olson
Antarctica in three locations, mind you. And this is the one in the Ellsworth range. This is the one that's been on ancient aliens and the one that gets the lion's share of attention because it is so symmetrical. Two Kilometers on all four sides. And I would like to go down there again to investigate this particular site because I've talked to people that produce that that will take you on a trip. And Antarctica, you can go to certain places. The, the idea that it's totally locked down is not true. You can actually go to several of these locations, including this pyramid. So that the person who puts together trips, I talked to him, he's the logistic manager and I showed him these images. He said, oh yeah, I know that one. He called it a nun attack, which is just an attractive four sided pyramidal mountain sticking up through the ice. I said, well, did you ever put the plane down and check it out, explore it, take a sample, climb it? It's like, no, no, we just fly over it from Union Glacier where they land after Puentes Arenas, Chiles. Were flights leave and then we go on to. Most people want to climb the tallest mountain in Antarctica called Vinson Massif or continue on to the South Pole. So I would like to put the plane down, climb that pyramid. I climbed the Great Pyramid in Egypt once. And then we could put this to rest. Whether it was created with intelligent design or if it is just a nun attack.
Clayton Morris
So there's also the question of the governments that have control over certain areas of the continent. As you mentioned, the no fly zones and things like this. What areas do you believe are like totally off limits? Like if you were to pull up there and try to go to these locations, what would they tell you? Where would they tell you? No, you can't go?
Brad Olson
Well, first off the South Pole, the region in the air sampling station is a no fly, a no go zone. But I have a map of other regions where you can go and where presumably you can't go. So the places you can go are kind of highlighted and they have a name for it. All the other places are. No, I have a story in the book about some Olympic athletes from Australia, these two women who are cross country skiing across Antarctica. And they must have veered off their course because I've heard other people have done this same thing. But they started veering off their course, probably unknowingly. And all of a sudden these Navy SEALs came in and landed and said, all right ladies, you're getting on board, you ain't going any further. And they had to cancel their trip. That was in nexus magazine about 20 years ago.
Clayton Morris
Wow. So do you believe there's a significant US military presence, an international military presence, intelligence presence there that's working in some sort of a cooperative to kind of shield what we know is there or what we don't know. I'm just curious, what sort of like international laws and cooperation agreements do we have?
Brad Olson
Well, that's the Antarctica Treaty, which was originally formulated in the late 1950s, which happened right after Operation Argus, which is still a top secret nuclear bomb testing in the Southern Ocean, right off the shore of New Schwaben Land. What do you know? And that too, you cannot get information on what really happened in Operation Argus. But right after that, the Antarctica Treaty starts getting drafted and then finally ratified completely, with 56 countries signing on in 1961. And one of the very first things it says, apart from no military activity or arms testing, but in specific language, no nuclear bomb testing in our archae. So why would they go to those lengths unless perhaps it had already been done, which could have been a reprieve or revenge from what happened at Operation high jump in 1947. And that's the battle of High Jump, which we reproduced with the COVID designer on the COVID of my book. But when that remembered that clip you just played of the intelligence officer, he said, what happened in 1952 could take my life. I might not even walk out of that meeting. What happened in 1952 were all the UFOs over the Capitol, not just one day, but two times in July 1952. And I have the newspaper headlines for that in the book. And at the time, everybody thought, hey, we're getting invaded by aliens. Well, it's not. It wasn't. Most researchers worth their weight in salt will tell you those are those Antarctica Germans that could fly pole to pole at incredible speeds. And Laura Eisenhower, whose great granddaughter was Dwight D. Eisenhower, he was the President elect coming into the November election, it was still Truman in the White House and in July 52. And according to a whistleblower named Dan Cooper, who's in Laura Eisenhower's book Awakening the Truth Frequency, which is also published through CCC Publishing, he said that we surrendered to the Antarctica Nazis in July 52. That's why the subtitle of my book is the Untold History of the Ice Continent. And all roads lead to Antarctica, even though there are no roads leads that lead to Antarctica. But a lot of what has happened in the last 80 years since the conclusion of World War II, points a picture that these Antarctica Nazis, now they prefer to just be known as Antarctica Germans, got out with the lion's share of technology after the war and they set up a science station in Antarctica. And I have a military document. I've used this for my Research. Many pages have yellow highlighter in it that I quoted from Captain Mark Richards and he said the big failure of Operation High Jump is they went down there to take out any German bases. Keep in mind this is after World War II and the very first summer that our Allied forces could go down there. And it was more than just Americans. There were also Canadians, New Zealanders, Australians, part of Operation High Jump that we got down there to try to find what they were working on or even capture a disc. And of course didn't work out that way and got sent back with our tail between our legs. And what Captain Mark Richard was highlighting here was we left the Germans with their science city to continue working on backward engineering this high tech. So this is kind of the start of the Fourth Reich or another author, David Henry calls it the Third Force. That in the Cold War era. The Germans lost their fighting forces in World War II, but they kept their intelligence gathering supplies. So not sure if you know this, Clayton, but at the end of World War II, the fighting forces surrendered, but the SS did not surrender, nor did the Third Reich, the political party that they were under. So then they went underground and continued their research and kept this high technology going.
Clayton Morris
Well, certainly I know all about.
Brad Olson
The.
Clayton Morris
Move of Hitler and a lot of the Third Reich materials out into Argentina and into missiones Argentina and all of that. So, I mean, I think it's clear as day that Hitler was not killed in that bunker that day. And I could go on and talk about this for, for hours. It's a fascinating subject. Brad, I'd love to have you back on at some point. Like I said, I'd love to set up a sort of a, I don't know, what do you call it, a roundtable discussion about all of this at some point as well. And I would love to talk about this with, you know, any other whistleblowers or sources on this because I think you can. You know, I would love to get to the bottom of this and I would love to go to Antarctica. I'm just putting that out there. I've said that for a long time. I absolutely want to go down there and do, do redacted live from Antarctica. If I can bring a starlink, you know, do something down there, that'd be incredible. Brad, thank you so much. The book is called Once Again the Secrets of Antarctica. It's available now as an ebook and then the publishing the hardback version of it will be out soon. So, Brad, thank you so much for being here on the show. I really appreciate it.
Brad Olson
My pleasure, Clayton. Thanks for having me on. And yeah, let's do that roundtable. I'd love to always try to increase our knowledge about what's going on down there. I think it is really the biggest secret on planet Earth.
Clayton Morris
Amen. I agree with you, Brad. Thanks again. I really appreciate it. All right. Well, thank you guys for joining us today here on the show. I really appreciate it. I should mention we do have our daily newsletter. And you know, you can find all of these things right@redacted.inc it's not.com just going over there. We've got everything over there. We've got our store, which I think it links right to our store. But you can sign up for our daily newsletter, get delivered to your inbox first thing in the morning. We work hard on it to not take up your time and just you can read it about five or 10 minutes over your cup of coffee. Be more informed. We try to cover stories you're not going to see in the mainstream media and that'll be delivered right to your inbox first thing in the morning. Redacted.inc so thank you everyone for joining us today on this show, on this Wednesday. We'll be back here live tomorrow at 4pm eastern time. Thank you for subscribing and turning on that little bell notification. I don't know if YouTube suppresses it or not, but you can try to do it. Some people say, hey, I'm subscribed. I turn on the bell notification and I don't get notified. Anyway, try to do it. See if they'll notify you tomorrow when we go live and they'll let you know any. Anyways, guys, we'll see you back here tomorrow 4:00pm Eastern Time. Have a great night, everyone.
Podcast: Redacted News
Hosts: Clayton Morris, Natalie Morris
Episode: BREAKING! The Epstein Cover-Up EXPLODES: DOJ Claims ‘New Evidence’ & new 'Investigation' | Redacted
Date: November 20, 2025
This episode dives into several major news stories ignored or mischaracterized by the mainstream media, with a special focus on the latest developments in the Epstein cover-up and the DOJ’s claims of “new evidence,” ongoing U.S. military actions in Somalia, and an exploration into Antarctica’s secretive depths. Through interviews with key independent journalists, researchers, and a Kremlin spokesperson, Redacted aims to challenge government narratives and demand greater transparency.
Notable Quote
Natalie Morris (03:26):
“The timing is too suspicious to think that new information prompted this after they knew Congress was going to vote to release them. If you believe that, I don't know what to tell you.”
Phil (07:46):
“They got called out on this exact thing before they did it… People have been talking about this for a good week or so. Like they got called out before they did it and they did it anyway.”
Notable Quotes
Maria Zakharova (as recounted by Clayton):
“These fighter jets will be destroyed the moment they enter Ukraine, period.” ([13:27])
Clayton Morris:
“She said Western headlines are nothing but psychological warfare aimed at keeping Western audiences in the dark and convinced that sanctions are working.” ([11:00])
Maria Zakharova (via Clayton):
“The United States and the EU basically aren't counting the apples at all. They have no idea the amount of weapons and money that have flowed into Ukraine through this massive money laundering operation.” ([15:23])
Notable Quotes
Dave DeCamp (22:27):
“I think it kind of downplays the bombing because the way the US Military counts an airstrike is... each airstrike could be a major attack. It's really just an unprecedented level of bombing. The shocking thing… is that when I say it gets no media coverage in the US I mean none, zero.”
DeCamp (28:14):
“It kind of says a lot about our country, like, that our government could be doing something like this… I would be curious to see a poll. How many Americans are actually aware of this? I would say, like, 99% are not.”
Notable Quotes
Brianna Morello (38:16):
“Unfortunately I was told by the Department of War that they'd get back to me after having a discussion with national intelligence as to why that document is now classified… We deserve an expert explanation.”
Morello (45:13):
“They were intentionally trying to plant false information to create this type of speculation and discredit those media outlets who were just trying to report on the story itself.”
Notable Quotes
Brad Olson ([54:21]):
“When I had the great opportunity to go down there… it was like pulling the layers off an onion. You get one question and then you get 10 possible answers. So the layers just kept getting deeper and deeper.”
Olson ([53:01]):
“He [John B. Lathe] flew 1200 miles with the wind in his back. Into the inside of this planet. Not a molten core, far from it. Continental shells bigger than on the surface, seas that were equal to ours…”
Olson ([72:08]):
“The South Pole… is a no fly, a no go zone... I have a story in the book about some Olympic athletes from Australia... these Navy SEALs came in and landed and said, all right ladies, you're getting on board, you ain't going any further.”
Olson ([73:31]):
“That's the Antarctica Treaty… One of the very first things it says, apart from no military activity or arms testing, but in specific language, no nuclear bomb testing in our archae. So why would they go to those lengths unless perhaps it had already been done?”
Clayton Morris ([78:26]):
“I think it's clear as day that Hitler was not killed in that bunker that day. And I could go on and talk about this for hours. It's a fascinating subject.”
| Time | Speaker | Quote | |-----------|--------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:26 | Natalie Morris | “The timing is too suspicious… If you believe that, I don't know what to tell you.” | | 07:46 | Phil | “We're not calling them out after they did it… they got called out before they did it…” | | 13:27 | Maria Zakharova | “These fighter jets will be destroyed the moment they enter Ukraine, period.” | | 22:27 | Dave DeCamp | “The shocking thing is that… gets no media coverage in the US. I mean none, zero.” | | 28:14 | Dave DeCamp | “99% of Americans are not aware of this [war on Somalia].” | | 38:16 | Brianna Morello | “I was told… to get back to me after speaking with national intelligence as to why… classified.” | | 45:13 | Brianna Morello | “They were intentionally trying to plant false information to create this type of speculation…”| | 53:01 | John B. Lathe | “He flew 1200 miles with the wind in his back. Into the inside of this planet… continental shells bigger than on the surface...”| | 54:21 | Brad Olson | “You get one question and then you get 10 possible answers. So the layers just kept getting deeper and deeper.”| | 72:08 | Brad Olson | “The South Pole… is a no fly, a no go zone… Navy SEALs came in and landed and said… you ain't going any further.”| | 73:31 | Brad Olson | “That's the Antarctica Treaty… no nuclear bomb testing in our archae. So why would they go to those lengths unless perhaps it had already been done?”| | 78:26 | Clayton Morris | “I think it's clear as day that Hitler was not killed in that bunker that day…” |
This episode of Redacted News is densely packed with alternative analysis on topics mainstream sources ignore or obscure. From ongoing efforts to prevent Epstein revelations, to secret wars in Africa, to hidden truths in Antarctica, the hosts build a common thread: official narratives are incomplete, self-serving, or outright misleading, and only independent scrutiny can begin to fill in what the public deserves to know.