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Wed Aug 13 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Redacted News – "BREAKING! The Next Israel Attack on Iran is IMMINENT, and this time it'll be FAR worse"

Release Date: August 13, 2025

Introduction

Hosts: Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris
Description: Redacted News is dedicated to uncovering the truth behind mainstream media narratives, tackling topics often overlooked or misrepresented. Clayton Morris, a former Fox News anchor, alongside his wife Natalie, delve into legal, social, financial, and personal issues, striving to present unfiltered information and foster constructive debate.

1. Imminent Conflict Between Israel and Iran

The episode kicks off with a discussion about escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting the involvement of MAGA and other online influencers in supporting Israel's actions.

Clayton Morris (00:00): Introduces the imminent threat of another war between Israel and Iran, emphasizing the influx of MAGA influencers to Israel and their meetings with figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and Ambassador Mike Huckabee.

"A whole bunch of MAGA influencers were just flown into Israel... preparing for the propaganda machine that's about to unfold." (00:05)
Natalie Morris (05:09): Analyzes Foreign Policy magazine's projection that the next attack on Iran could occur as early as late August, predicting a more devastating conflict than the previous one.

"The next Israel attack on Iran is likely before December, perhaps even as early as late August." (05:09)
Key Insights:
- Iran is preparing for a decisive strike to counteract Israeli military dominance.
- Potential involvement of the United States could escalate the conflict to a full-blown war.
- Clayton criticizes Netanyahu's public relations efforts, suggesting they are mere theatrics aimed at garnering US support.

2. U.S. Policies and Indictments in Haiti

The conversation shifts to U.S. involvement in Haiti, focusing on the indictment of Haitian leader Jimmy Cherizier, also known as Barbecue.

Clayton Morris (16:16): Introduces the $5 million bounty placed on Jimmy Cherizier by the Trump administration, questioning the mainstream media's portrayal of him as a gang leader.

"Why is the mainstream media labeling him a gang leader without a true understanding of who he is?" (17:59)
Guest: Stephen Horn aka Dan Cohen (19:19):
- Highlights the questionable legitimacy of the Haitian government and accuses the U.S. of interfering for its own interests.
  
  "There's no legitimate government. It's appointed by the United States and its proxies." (22:03)
- Criticizes the indictment as lacking substantial evidence, suggesting it serves a broader U.S. agenda to destabilize Haiti.
Notable Quote:

"An indictment is not a convict in a court of law. This is not how justice works." — Stephen Horn (27:03)
Key Insights:
- Historical U.S. interference in Haiti dates back to the Clinton administration.
- The indictment against Cherizier is perceived as politically motivated with insufficient evidence.
- There are allegations of CIA involvement and the portrayal of Cherizier as a threat without credible proof.

3. Land Grab and Mineral Exploitation in North Carolina

The hosts discuss concerns over government actions in North Carolina, particularly after Hurricane Helene, amidst claims of illegal mineral extraction.

Clayton Morris (34:43): Raises alarms about FEMA's selective condemnation of buildings, suggesting a motive to seize land rich in minerals like lithium and quartz.

"These lands are rich in precious minerals... government is illegally stealing these minerals from the people of North Carolina." (35:14)
Guest: Stephen Horn aka Dan Cohen (36:38):
- Provides a ground report, indicating that most claims about mineral exploitation lack substantial evidence.
  
  "It's been building up, but it's not indicative of some broader conspiracy to take land or take minerals." (39:45)
- Highlights local efforts to stop unpermitted mining, attributing them to recovery operations rather than land grabs.
Notable Quote:

"If you were an Iranian person watching this thinking I would like to have better access to water, do you want it from these people?" — Natalie Morris (13:34)
Key Insights:
- Claims of land grabs for mineral resources are largely unsubstantiated.
- Local communities are navigating recovery with mixed reports on government actions.
- Skepticism remains regarding the motivations behind FEMA's selective aid.

4. Alien Classifications and Government Disclosure

A significant portion of the episode delves into the classification of alien species and recent government disclosures, including an interview with Congressman Eric Burleson.

Clayton Morris (44:43): Discusses Pentagon scientists' classifications of aliens into four types: Grays, Nordics, Insectoids, and Reptilians.

"Physicist Dr. Eric Davis... identified four distinct alien types operating unidentified crafts." (44:43)
Interview with Congressman Eric Burleson (46:16):
- Confirms awareness of the four classifications but remains skeptical without concrete evidence.
  
  "I have yet to see any evidence that that is the case." (47:28)
- Expresses frustration over government transparency and the withholding of information from the public.
Notable Quotes:

"It's the highest level of consciousness." — Clayton Morris (58:12)
"The American people are sick and tired of this government thinking they know better than us." — Representative Eric Burleson (51:14)
Key Insights:
- There is an ongoing debate and mixed claims about the existence and classification of alien species.
- Government officials recognize public interest but struggle with providing verifiable information.
- The episode underscores a demand for greater transparency regarding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).

5. Policing and Legislation on Catcalling in the UK

The final segment addresses new legislation in the UK aimed at criminalizing catcalling and its societal implications.

Discussion on UK Legislation (60:01):
- Explains the Protection from Sex-Based Harassment in Public Act, which criminalizes intentional sexual harassment based on sex.
- Highlights the operational tactics of undercover female officers targeting men who engage in catcalling.
Notable Quotes:

"If you get excited about someone, you better keep it to yourself." — Natalie Morris (64:08)
"If someone whistles at my daughter, I just want her to be strong enough to ignore that." — Natalie Morris (64:08)
Guest: Stephen Horn aka Dan Cohen (36:38):
- Discusses the lack of widespread local complaints about land grabs, shifting focus to negative portrayals of behaviors like catcalling.
Key Insights:
- The UK is experimenting with stringent laws against catcalling, viewing it as a form of harassment.
- Critics argue that such legislation could lead to overreach and unintended consequences, such as criminalizing benign interactions.
- The hosts express skepticism about the effectiveness and necessity of these laws, emphasizing personal responsibility over legal deterrence.

Conclusion

The episode of Redacted News provides a critical examination of several pressing issues, from international conflicts and U.S. foreign policies to governmental transparency on extraterrestrial matters and societal changes in the UK. Through informed discussions and expert interviews, Clayton and Natalie Morris aim to uncover truths behind mainstream narratives, urging listeners to question and seek deeper understanding.

Notable Moments:

Heavy focus on geopolitical tensions and their implications.
In-depth exploration of U.S. involvement in Haiti and its consequences.
Controversial discussion on alien classifications and government disclosures.
Critical analysis of UK's approach to policing catcalling.

Key Takeaways:

The potential for heightened conflict between Israel and Iran poses significant global risks.
U.S. actions in Haiti are viewed by hosts as politically motivated and lacking genuine evidence.
Claims of land grabs in North Carolina for mineral extraction are largely unverified.
Government transparency on alien phenomena remains a contentious issue, with public demand for honesty.
Legislative efforts to curb catcalling in the UK spark debate over personal freedoms versus societal protection.

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this summary reflect the discussions from the podcast episode and do not necessarily represent factual accuracy. Listeners are encouraged to conduct their own research for comprehensive understanding.

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Transcript

Clayton Morris (0:00)

And hey, rebels, welcome into the rebellion. This is redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.

Natalie Morris (0:04)

I'm Natalie Morris.

Clayton Morris (0:05)

And on this show, we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores or we try to sift through all of the propaganda. And guys, get ready for so much propaganda, it's going to be dumped into your laps by a whole bunch of MAGA influencers and all sorts of online influencers and the mainstream media because Israel is prepping for another war, another round of war with Iran. A whole bunch of MAGA influencers were just flown into Israel. They're meeting with Netanyahu. They're getting their. They're kissing Mike Huckab butts right now, posting photos online, getting ready for the propaganda machine that's about to unfold. Because according to Foreign Policy magazine, this war, the next round of attacks against Iran will happen in weeks, not years. So we're gonna break that all down for you today on the show.

Natalie Morris (0:47)

We're also gonna talk about how Trump has targeted Haiti. We have Dan Cohen, who's going to be here. He has been warning us about what the US Government is trying to say about Haiti, about Barbecue, who was just indicted. So he's gonna break that down for us. Also, the land grab continues in North Carolina. Don, we didn't warn you. We're gonna have a guest on about that.

Clayton Morris (1:06)

Yeah. Congressman Eric Burleson is also gonna be joining us. He's part, of course, the house committee on UFOs and UAPs. And he's got some bombshell information we're gonna talk about on the show today, specifically about different species of aliens that he's heard both privately to him under oath and testimony to him privately from classified individuals and also publicly at a UFO hearing. Now. So we're gonna talk with Eric Burleson about that, Congressman. So get your questions in now and get any super chats or anything like that. And now, because we'll bring them up. And I want to ask the congressman any of your questions, keep them nice, keep them dignified, and we'll talk about that.

Natalie Morris (1:46)

Also, have you ever been catcalled or stared at? Because you're looking fine all the time. Any one day has that ever happened to you? You've actually been cat called?

Clayton Morris (1:54)

I mean. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Or like from my own wife. No.

Natalie Morris (1:58)

So that will be illegal soon. In the UK they're already arresting people for staring. So don't stare. Even if you think someone's got something, a little something there, you never know. Someone can say that makes you uncomfortable. Makes them uncomfortable. We're gonna talk about this new law, an entrapment in the uk and it's unbelievable.

Natalie Morris (11:10)

I have invited him to tell me how our coverage of this war is wrong. All he has said is that it's emotional. I do in fact, get emotional about the idea of people dying. But I'm waiting for substantive response from him. But what I want to ask you, even though we know that Israel does have this high technology and great systems to recycle water, I wouldn't, I don't know about all great, because even in Israel, if it rains, you cannot collect the water. All water is public. We anyway, that aside, do we trust them, though, to provide water? Now, if the plight of the Palestinians are any indication of how that promise would go, I think Iranians might want to think twice. Leaving aside the treatment of Gaza, Israel has a long history of weaponizing water in Palestinian territories, particularly the west bank. Now, since 1967, Israel has maintained de facto military control over all water resources, making it nearly impossible for Palestinians to drill wells or even develop their own infrastructure without permits. The AP covered this just before October 7, when it was still allowed to say this after the 1967 occupation, Israel issued military order number 92 which gave it military appointed water officer complete control over all extraction, distribution and infrastructure in the West Bank. Military order number 158 requires military approval for any water related construction or repair. With permits regularly denied for Palestinians who apply together. These orders place all water resources under Israeli control and sharply restrict Palestinian access. That means that Israeli settlers who move in and take this land away way they have free access to water. They can have water because of their race. Palestinians cannot. It usually means that Israeli settlers Consume upwards of 200 liters per person per day while many palestinians get between 40 and 70 liters if that. So to be sure, Israel does have the technology to have clean water for populations, but their track record on distribution, that's another matter. So if you were an Iranian person watching this thinking I would like to have better access to water, do you want it from these people? I'm going to leave you with that open ended question.

Stephen Horn (23:47)

Looks like it. I mean, I, you know, I don't have any. A crystal ball, but certainly it's an escalation. What the thing that I take away from this is, is it kind of reeks of desperation. I mean, they're talking about Jimmy Cherizier as some kind of big gang leader who, you know, must have powerful connections to the outside world. If he doesn't have any popular support, if he really is some criminal warlord, like they say he would be, getting large amounts of money from some foreign countries, some foreign oligarchs, something. But all they could come up with in this indictment, if you read through it, is transfers of 25, 50, $100. Some of them are one or two, or there's one for, like $4,000 that are not even sent to Cherizier, but are sent to an unnamed Haitian, supposedly for the benefit of Cherizier. So maybe there's like several thousand dollars here, most of it in small increments, and it's through one, allegedly, according to the indictment, which, again, this is just an indictment. There's no actual evidence presented here. This. This is not a convict. Court of law. An indictment is not very hard to come up with, especially when there's a political agenda behind it. But this is all on one guy named. A guy named Basil Richardson, who's a Haitian American truck driver. This reeks of a bigger agenda behind it to me, of they're looking for anything to try to nail this guy and maybe whatever network of support he does have in the Haitian diaspora, which there are many Haitians in the U.S. in Canada, in France, around countries where. Where, you know, they're living, that do support barbecue because they've seen, hey, this guy is trying to stabilize the country, the exact opposite of what the US and the core group, what Canada and France and these foreign powers have done to our country for years, which has forced people to flee in the first place. So I don't know what. I mean, we do know that a month ago or so, it came out that the Trump administration has hired Blackwater under its new name, but Erik Prince to send some mercenaries into Haiti to take out, barbecue and take out, you know, the leaders of this group, Vivonshahm. So there's definitely movement where it goes. Could be any, you know, is anybody's guess. But I would not be surprised by, you know, some kind of escalation from the US at this point.

Clayton Morris (32:10)

All right, thanks, Dan. All right, Coming up, we're going to talk about the land grab in North Carolina. We were warning you in the days right after Hurricane Helene why it was very mysterious why FEMA was like showing up and condemning certain buildings that hadn't even been touched by the hurricane. Like, no damage. But now these people couldn't return to those particular areas even though there was no damage. Like, really, there's a lot of, of course, uranium, excuse me, lithium, quartz, and all sorts of very precious minerals in them, in them, their hills, as our friend Ann Vandersteel likes to say. We're going to talk about that in just a moment. But first, you know, is your money working for you? Well, investing in real estate has never been easier because, you know, savings accounts, CDs, offer very low returns, barely keeping up with inflation. The stock market, volatile, unpredictable. Guess what? Now you can invest in real estate. Short notes with as little as $500 with annualized returns up to 9%. Yes, you heard me right. Real estate has long been a proven way to build wealth. It's one of my favorite ways actually to do it. But for most, the barriers are too high. Right. High cost, complex management, lack of time, might seem out of reach for a lot of people. Well, that's where Connect Invest changes the game. With as little as $500, you can start earning fixed monthly returns by investing in short notes, which collectively fund commercial and residential real estate project. No property management, no market swings, nothing to worry about in that regard. Just return rates up to 9%. It's easy to get started. All you need to do is just go to redacted.inc.com and if you sign up today, you'll get a $50 bonus. If you fund your digital wallet with $500 or more. And you can select a short note between 6, 12 or 24 months, sit back, and earn monthly income throughout your investment term. And then once that term is up, now you've got all the profits in that account. You can either reinvest it or you could buy stocks. You could do whatever you want with it. But the point is 9% returns for as little as $500 to get started. And you get a $50 bonus in your digital wallet. Go to redacted.inc invest today. Stop letting your money sit idle. Invest smarter, earn more, and build wealth with Connect Invest. How's everyone doing in the chat room here? Let's see. An Unvaccinated guy writes US$5 super chat, says Europe has run out of all natural resources and have resorted to trying to steal Russia's resources. Basically, Europe is like white Somali pirates. That's pretty good.

Natalie Morris (61:07)

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