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Clayton Morris
It is time to wake up. On this show we cover the stories the mainstream media won't touch. Live from the Rocky Mountains, welcome to Redacted with Natalie and Clayton Morris. Are you ready? Let's get uncomfortable.
Welcome everybody. Welcome into the show. Good to see all of you guys here on this Tuesday. We have a busy show for you. We're going to talk about the scuttled peace plans. Zelensky seems to be being thrown to the wolves right now and is he long for this world? Like how long until he's actually removed, taken out at this point saying now that he will not give up any land concessions for Ukraine. This basically means that he has sealed the fate of that country. And do you think Russia is going to sort of sit back and just allow that to be a part of the negotiations? No land, no of course Russian territory already in control. So we're going to talk about that deeply and his just big meeting in 10 Downing street just a few minutes ago.
Natalie
Plus President Trump's increasing frustration with him. He says he is using the war to stay in power. He way to catch up. That is true. So what is the US Gonna do about it? Are we gonna maybe stop weapons There's a start, there's a thought. Just put that out there. We're also gonna talk about how the US Government, the Department of justice new bombshell memo saying that we are going to track all domestic terrorists. That's not a thing. And it can include anybody, including those with protected beliefs. This should scare you. Hold tight for that. We're also gonna talk about Israel's expanding propaganda project. They have. What is the word? It's not doubled, tripled, quadrupled. Kintupled. When it's five times. When you. Five times something.
Dana Goodell
I don't know.
Natalie
They have kintupled.
Philip
Quintuples.
Natalie
Quintuples. Their budget for propaganda. Hold on. That's coming to a phone near you.
Clayton Morris
All right. And also we're going to talk with. About the embalmers. Many more of these embalmers are now coming forward about those white, fiberless fibrous clots that they're still finding in cadavers. There's been really no drop at all. So that means those individuals that are going and getting Covid shots right now, and the big television marketing push telling everyone to go and get these incredibly damaging shots, and they're still finding them. Now, this isn't like 2020 or 2021 or 2022. This is 2025 and people who have recently gotten these things. So we're going to talk about the very latest data on all of that and the big cover up at the CDC and the signs they specifically knew as it related to individuals with my myocarditis and. And those who are taking the shots and then dying within one to two days afterwards.
Is anyone gonna go to prison? Where's Fauci in all of this? Is anyone gonna go to prison? Maybe the greatest catastrophe, Armageddon in human history and people are still walking free.
Natalie
We should point out those deaths were in the clinical trials.
That we had a strike on our channel for reading their own clinical trials. So this should not be new to anyone who's been studying it. So we're getting to all. First, there's a reason Clayton's in a.
Clayton Morris
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Philip
Just, just so people. So just so people don't think you've lost your mind. Clayton, you. They couldn't. The audience couldn't hear Grim when he was welcoming in Scott. So.
Clayton Morris
So, okay, because I hear during the beginning of the show all these, like, people talking in my ear. I hear people talking. And then like in Grimm was like, hey, Scott, welcome into the show. Welcome to the show. And I'm like, hey, welcome in the show. And I thought, I think the audience. I think the audience hears that. So I don't want, you know, I'll never forget.
Philip
I just did what I'm thinking that, like, just for no reason whatsoever, you're just like, welcome in, Scott.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, like, I'm going crazy. Thank you. I'll never forget there was a CNN reporter, some dipshit CNN reporter who was like on a rooftop and there was a gale force winds and this entire, like, awning, like, fell on this reporter. And instead of like acknowledging that she just got hit in the head by an awning because it's like, super windy, she just like, it hit her in the head and it just. She just kept going as if. And like the audience is sitting at home going, you just got hit in the head. With an all you could talk about. What the hell's going on anyway? That's something I just can't stand with TV people, so. Anyway, just wanted to acknowledge it.
Natalie
Yeah. Speaking of things you can hear, my dress is made of like a material that I feel like the microphone is picking up. And I apologize for those of you.
Clayton Morris
The leaves rustling.
Natalie
Yeah, I. That's annoying me slightly. And if it annoys you, I'm sure it's on a long list of annoying things I do, but I apologize for all of them.
Clayton Morris
Just add it to the list.
Natalie
Add it to the list.
Clayton Morris
Add it to the list of your grievances about us. We appreciate it.
Dana Goodell
Hey.
Clayton Morris
All right, well, let's talk about this. And stop me if you've already heard this before, the Ukrainian puppet dictator, Zelensky says no to giving up any Ukrainian land. No Ukrainian land, as part of any kind of peace deal. Not sure if he's aware, but those lands are now in Russian control. The latest numbers we're hearing at redacted from our sources have Ukrainian dead now over 2 million. And I hope to have some updated numbers for you soon. So you don't hold any cards here, Zelensky, except the cards that NATO's puppet masters give you and your CIA handlers. But okay, so you're rejecting what appears to be the most likely method to finally end this proxy war. The peace process has failed. The Europeans, the European warmongers in the uk, France and Germany have promised to continue funding Ukraine until the last, like Ukrainian Christian man is essentially dead. So here, of course, was the meeting that they just held with his little friends. There it was, Zelensky with his new girlfriends, Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Frederick Mertz. And Keir Starmer in London yesterday. Maybe they had some biscuits in the afternoon. He's being handled by these individuals now. Now, he said that Ukraine has no legal or moral grounds for surrendering its territory. Oh, you're concerned about things that are legal and moral now? Okay, says the guy who canceled elections.
Natalie
I love your churches. I love your men to their death.
Clayton Morris
I love your moral high ground here. So what about the time right after you became president and you allegedly had that big sex party where you and your team were passing around 14 year old girls. Yeah, I know all about that and so do a lot of other people. Or the time, according to the New York Times, when you and your team stole billions of dollars from US taxpayers and European taxpayers, you were funneling it to your own personal interests. Front page of the New York Times.
Natalie
Can we just Congratulate them for catching up to something. We've been reporting for three years. Yeah, the Zelenskyy government's pretty corrupt. Way to catch up. New York Times, way to go. This is timely news three years late.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. I mean, where was your moral compass when this was the headline on the front page of the New York Times? You know, basically you're turning, you're basically sealing Ukraine's fate at this point. Joining us now is Scott Horton. He is the author of Provoked. He is also the chief bottle washer over at Antiwar.com, one of the keenest minds of trying to prevent us into these endless regime change wars. No one knows more about this. Scott, welcome back to the show. Great to see you.
Scott Horton
Thank you both for having me. Great to be here.
Clayton Morris
So I want to talk about this plan and I want to talk about basically what just kind of came out of London specifically because it's, to me, maybe I'm reading this totally wrong, but if you read the front page of Politico, what the US Wants from Ukraine, leave the Donbas one way or the other, that's the Trump position. That's the US Position. You're giving up land as part of this peace agreement. So he's there meeting with this European flock of seagulls and they're driving him in a totally different direction, purposefully driving a wedge between these peace agreements. What do you make of this?
Scott Horton
Well, you know, it really comes back to the buck stops with Donald Trump because as long as the Europeans are willing to keep forking over the cash, he's willing to keep working over the weapons and of course, usually goes unsaid, all of the actual logistical and intelligence support that the United States has been furnishing to the Ukrainian side this whole time, as long as he doesn't call that off, and that is his position of strength to play, such as it is in the war, is that he can keep financing the Ukrainian side. After all, it's not easy on the Russian side, although they are winning. And, and as you said, I mean, this is and, and quite frankly, and as I know your audience understands, this has been the plan really since the beginning of the war, was to make the war last a longer time. In fact, there's a new article by a guy named Radchenko, Sergey Radchenko in Foreign affairs saying we can still inflict a strategic defeat on Russia. So they're implicitly conceding all of them. They've known all along this means Russia will march further and further west slowly. But that at great cost to themselves too. And I don't know what the real casualty rates and totals are and I don't know what the real total of rubles spent is. This war has been incredibly costly for the Russians. And so from Washington's point of view, that's the whole goal is essentially with the Ukrainians as extras in the movie. They're just cannon fodder. In fact, in the book I show I'm not really that good of a writer. So I just have collections of quotes of all these politicians and pundits saying we are getting so much bang for our buck. We're killing Russians on the cheap. We're sending home coffins, we're sending home body bags, we're sending home Russian bodies, but no American soldiers are dying.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, right. Total lies.
Scott Horton
Say that over and over again with not even a mention of the Ukrainians cost at all.
Clayton Morris
Well, and that's a total lie, Scott, isn't it?
Thomas Haviland
Society?
Clayton Morris
I mean, we're. I'm working on this right now, but I mean that's a total lie. And I want to know what if, by the way, if any families are watching right now that have had to like sign an NDA because your son was killed in Ukraine in, in the United States and the only reason that you're not talking about it is because you signed an NDA to receive death benefits from the United States government. I want to know how many Americans have actually died in Ukraine because it's not zero.
Scott Horton
Yeah, that's a real good question. You know, they've admitted from time to time that they have clandestine forces there, special operations forces and CIA, special opera, special activities division and so forth, helping to coordinate. They deny that they have them fighting on the ground, but then of course they have the so called volunteers, just like on the Russian side, like the Chinese and the Korean War, the volunteers who go and fight, and many of them paid mercenaries as you're saying. And, and I don't know if anybody really knows the numbers there. But look, the whole thing's tragic, as you know, the, the Russians are winning slowly. They will take the last quarter or so of Donetsk eventually. I don't know how long it will take, but they've already got all of Luhansk and it looked like, and I'm not sure, you know, because all the reporting out of the talks was, you know, kind of sparse and contradictory, but it seemed like at least the original proposal hashed out by Wyckoff and what's his name, the friend of the Kremlin, what included as I think we talked about this before last time. The possibility at least of the Russians freezing the lines at Zaprozia and Kherson. They insist on all of Donetsk, but maybe they'll stop at where they are at Zaprosia and Curson. If people look at the map, that's the whole Azov coast there. The land, the so called land bridge between the Donbass and the Crimean peninsula and their ability to guarantee fresh water to Crimea from the Dnieper river, which the previous regime had cut off. And so in fact for the Russians to cross the river and take Kherson on the far side of the river.
Like after the war is over and they just get over there, like, you know, cross, that's one thing. But taking that land by force would be extraordinarily difficult. Just as the Ukrainians have had an incredibly difficult time trying to dislodge them from the other side of the river over these last two years. So there is basis for compromise here. In other words, look, the Russians are not giving up Zaprosian cursa, but if they're willing to draw the lines where they are.
That'S the best you're going to get. But see, look at the politics from, from Kiev side. Kiev doesn't want to order their troops to turn around and withdraw from land where they still stand and fight. Right? They don't. And, and politically, you know, in as. As again, I'm sorry because I know you guys know this, but there are very hard right wing nationalist forces in Ukraine who have for years threatened to murder this president and his predecessor Poroshenko too, if they would to dare compromise with the Russians and end this war. The plan is to just win someday, or at least lose by just total defeat. But if you compromise and if you lose at the peace table, you sign a deal, then that's the stab in the back that's betraying on the sunk cost fallacy. All the heroes who've died in the war so far and Zelensky knows that he's really in no position because of those domestic pressures, never mind from what he's getting from Washington and London, that if he ends the war on anything but an absolutely has to basis, then his life is forfeit potentially.
Natalie
Right? I mean think about the lost lives from 2022 until now. We're when there were peace negotiations in Istanbul and Russia offered to freeze the line then. So all of this territory they never had to lose. So now they're saying we won't give that up. They've lost it. They could have Kept it plus thousands of lives. This is not like, oh, I wish I hadn't lost money. These are people, human lives. So I don't know how he's not going straight to hell for this. I guess that's not up to you or me. So that's not really a question. One question I have is that why does he have to be in Europe for this peer pressure to happen? Is it so there's no paper trail of the Boris Johnson's of the world who are talking him into continuing the war? Or. I mean, all we get from it are these really dumb influencer sizzle reels where it's like music and him walking up to Macron and they're hugging and then the inspiration. Operational war optics. It's so dumb. Who is that for? And is there another purpose for him to be going to Europe in person?
Scott Horton
Well, a couple things. First of all, you're absolutely right that the Russians demands did not include Zaprozia and Kherson until September of 2022, long after peace could have been concluded if the US and UK had allowed it. So you're 100% right about that. And that is pure evil. What they did is just horrific. The way that they first of all let this war commence when they could have prevented it through honest diplomacy, but then the way they deliberately sabotaged the peace talks when they could have prevented the war from getting that much worse. And to think that that was, you know, years ago now is just, it's crazy. As far as Zelensky going around, you know, it's really hard to say. Sometimes these trips, they're just, you know, they're all scripted beforehand and everybody knows exactly what's going to happen. And other times, not so much. Other times you really have leaders coming with specific questions, specific demands or, or conditions or what. And I think Zelensky is in a very tough position here. And because he knows the Europeans are, they can't really afford the, you know, to continue to bankroll his war for very long. This is all directly, you know, in America somehow they get away with just printing the money. Well, whatever, I don't know, maybe they don't get away with it, but over there they, they feel really constrained as far as their budgets. They are literally cutting programs for their own, you know, social welfare in order to pay for the war instead, that kind of thing. And, and so they're very limited politically is how far they can go. So it's possible that he's there actually really to kiss up to them and beg them to Keep the money flowing, you know, and I think I'm very curious about what you guys think of this, actually, because, you know, it's easy to consider them all just nothing but the worst liars all the time. But then again, like, there really is a syndrome of these people believe in their own BS a lot of the times, too. And some of the time these, they, the, the European leaders sound like they truly are afraid of Russia and they truly think that the Russians, maybe they're not going to march all the way, you know, to Poland, but that soon they'll take the Baltics and after the Baltics, then maybe Poland and you know what I mean? Like, they really do seem to be, they, they say it so often, I wonder if they're telling the truth about what they really think at all.
Clayton Morris
If you ever. I was a Seinfeld fan, you know, and it's like Costanza, he reminded Jerry, you know, he said to Jerry one time, he said, jerry, remember, it' not a lie if you believe it. Right? So George was the best liar of them all, right? And so I think they keep, they've, they've repeated it to themselves so many times that Russia is going to invade Europe over and over and over again. They say that, that they actually believe it. And then of course, it's pushed out on propaganda on the media and of course the clampdown on censorship across that country and social media. So you can't, you can't do what we're doing here on redacted and tell the truth. Putin responded to this, I think this morning. Putin came out and said, he's like, we laugh about it. We have absolutely zero interest in invading Europe. He said, we actually kind of laugh about it. He's like, because European leaders will tell their people that we're going to invade. And we're kind of shocked by it. We have no intention of doing that and we laugh about it. So he's like, but the reason that they're lying to you is because they want this war. They want to keep funneling this money into this war, into this proxy war, and they can't admit defeat. So, I mean, Putin addressed it kind of head on this morning.
Scott Horton
Yeah, no surprise. You know, it's interesting because, okay, you do have. And this is the so called, you know, people always take this out of context, but this is what Putin was talking about when he was complaining about the fall of the Soviet Union was that it was a disaster for ethnic Russians who were so called left behind. Right? This is what this one expert called A beached diaspora where the. The Russian borders withdrew and. But ethnic Russians were left behind, especially in Kazakhstan, but also in Ukraine and in Estonia and Lithuania. I think not as much Latvia, I might have that wrong. But like, for example, there's this town in eastern Estonia. I think it's called Nesta. I always say it wrong. I'm sorry, but it's a very Russian town in eastern Estonia, and it was always a Russian town. You know, going back, these lines are always pretty fluid. But it had been a Russian town. It's full of ethnic Russians now. And. But the thing is, what you don't have, there is an ongoing civil war where these people are being bombed and where the peace deals have been scotched and the thing just keeps getting, you know, continue on for. For seven years in a row with no end in sight, no resolution in sight, and. And build up of their military forces and all of these things. If that was the case, then, yes, I think you would see the Russians redraw that border by force before it got too far out of hand. And so, yes, I think essentially that's right, that they pushed this lie in order to obfuscate from the fact that there was an ongoing crisis in Ukraine that their war was meant to solve. Not that it really did. They really escalated the crisis by a hell of a lot. But.
There was something happening in Ukraine that is not happening in Estonia. So could he just send his guys in there? I mean, maybe. But as long as the people of eastern Estonia are free and they're not clamoring for Russian protection, then that remains very unlikely, and especially when, yes, they are members of NATO and who knows exactly what America would do if they really cross those lines.
Natalie
Now, it's interesting, this Trump admission. Zelensky has no power. He doesn't have the cards here, and Russia has the cards that Russia is in a better position. That was according to the Politico article this morning, and we've known that for a very long time. But the Biden administration refused to admit it. The Trump administration has been saying it all along, but it's kind of showing us how little power President Trump himself has to stop it, because it seems pretty easy to me. Stop the weapons, stop the money, stop the intelligence. They're left holding the bag. They have to come to the peace negotiation. So does. What does this tell us about President Trump's power to end this war? Is it overstated? And if so, who's pulling the strings?
Scott Horton
Well, I don't want to give him, like, too much credit or anything. But I, I just to acknowledge the difficult position that he's in here. Imagine a situation where America's backing the Palestinian resistance against the Israelis, right? And then we turn around and leave them high and dry. In fact, maybe we, we help get them into this fight and get them bombed to smithereens and we prolong it and prolong it, prolong, and then turn around and leave them. That's kind of the situation in Ukraine. In, in Israel, Palestine. We backed the bully in, in Ukraine. America's backing the defenders who have been invaded and are losing their territory. So to just turn around and leave them high and dry is bad PR for President Trump. And see, the thing is, the position he's in too, is he, he knows that the Russians know that they're winning and they don't have to stop now. So what reason can he give them to stop now is he has to be able to make a bunch of big promises to them. But he also, he thinks at least has to be able to threaten that, hey, look, I can keep financing Zelinsky side of this thing forever. And so that's his real only card that he has to play. Otherwise, what's he going to do? He's just going to tell. And this is what I would do, don't get me wrong. But I'm just saying, all things being equal politically and Donald Trump being Donald Trump, not Ron Paul, he's not going to tell, probably he's not going to tell Zelensky. That's it. I really mean it this time. No more weapons, no more money, no more nothing. I demand that you essentially unconditionally surrender to the Russians. He's just not going to do that. And so instead, what's going to happen is the Russians are going to continue to win the war slowly until they win it all at once. And I don't know how long that'll be, but time is clearly on their side, as Trump and you just acknowledged. That's the simple situation there.
Clayton Morris
So, Scott, how much time does Ukraine have left in its current.
Scott Horton
I really don't know. I mean, hell, I, I had no idea that, that they could possibly last this long. I mean, they showed that they had no offensive capability whatsoever in the spring of 23 when they launched their failed offensive of 23. And it's been even. That was nothing. So I might have all downhill since September of 22 for them.
Thomas Haviland
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
And over 2 million did.
Scott Horton
Slowly rolling downhill.
Dana Goodell
Yeah.
Scott Horton
And look, they've got conscription. It's a very big country. It's, you know, a couple of 10 million people, it's the size of Texas. So they're still fighting age males aplenty out west to be conscripted and sent out to fight. So as long as America and Europe are still there providing weapons.
You know, I don't know, it could come down to like whatever a certain number of talented officers are killed and there's just nobody left to lead on the ground there. But as far as like continuing to come up with infantry men, apparently they can.
Natalie
Well, if you look at, you know, ria.ru is Russian state media and they keep a pretty reliable map of the line of where the front line is, the territory Russia has gained, and where they intend to end. So that's, that's a good resource, as I always look at. And you normally see that the blue dots, which represent the Ukrainian army are usually not stationed along the front lines. They just aren't there. And so they can sort of prolong this war by just not being there. They usually have, I would say I'm looking at it right now like maybe a third, less than a third of their army is even stationed on the front line. The rest is north of the war along the Russian border. So they are, they can keep this going without continuously. You know what I mean? That's what I think seems to be their strategy. Because I'm always watching these dots like a, you know, Battleship game, and they just don't move. They don't move down into the front line. So it seems to me that's the tactic. But I don't know, I would have to run that by a military expert.
Scott Horton
Yeah. And look, one of the reasons I favor the more conservative estimates of the casualties is because even though you do have the muddy frozen trenches and the artillery and the tanks and all of that stuff from the First World War, I don't think you really have these massive waves of men being slaughtered at the thousands and thousands and thousands a day, 10,000 a day, this kind of thing on the World War I type of level. If you read the Washington Post in 2002, sure, that was how the Russians were fighting. But I don't think there's any real evidence of that that you ever had like these, you know, the Psalm or whatever, like these mass casualties on the battlefield. I think they're guys are getting chewed up by the tens and hundreds a day.
Natalie
Yeah.
Scott Horton
And so it's horrible, you know, it's ugly as hell, but it unfortunately is sustainable for both sides, right, to, to keep going. The Russians keep winning slowly and the Ukrainians Keep losing slowly. If we had the same conversation in one year, I wouldn't be shocked.
Natalie
All right, well, we'll make an appointment. Thank you so much. Clayton, do you want to pull up the map?
Clayton Morris
I'm trying to.
Natalie
Okay.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Natalie
Clayton's trying to show the map that I was just referring to from his laptop. And again, it's in Russian, but if you look, the blue dots are the Ukrainian army, and they are mostly along the northern Russian border. And there's a few where the Russian army is. The Ukrainian army is not where they're along the front lines and is down south, close to Crimea and Odessa. But there's no Russian troops there, so I think it's not a lot of head to head combat here. That seems to be why it's able to linger in this horrific way.
Scott Horton
Yeah, well, see those. Those dots, though, represent the. The larger concentrations of forces where the fighting is taking place. It's six guys fighting 10. This kind of thing. Real small unit warfare up and down.
Clayton Morris
The line, and that's why it's taking so long. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Scott Horton, always great to see you. Thank you so much. Check out.
Natalie
Oh, I was gonna say. Yeah, check out the Scott Horton Academy, if you have not already. It's a great rundown of some of the most important conflicts in US in modern times and US History as well, so fantastic Universities just been launched. Thank you so much.
Scott Horton
Thank you both.
Clayton Morris
Thanks, Scott.
Natalie
All right, coming up, we're gonna talk about how the US Government will be tracking extremists. Most likely, that involves you. Have you ever said, oh, I wish we could have a revolution? I wish this. Have you ever said, end the Fed, you're an extremist, you're on the DOJ's.
Clayton Morris
List, then our whole show, then. That's what our whole show is.
Natalie
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Clayton Morris
People are asking if my my Christmas sweater was extremist because I have my. We have our new shop, we have our new designs in our store and I was wearing my Christmas sweater that Grim designed. And I think what was the one, the title?
Natalie
It was Tis the season to question everything.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Tis the season to question everything. I wonder if that's considered extremist by these new standards.
Chat Room Participant
Of course it is.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Thomas Haviland
Yeah.
Natalie
We also have. I believe in Santa more than the government. So. Yeah, I don't know. If you don't believe in the government, you're a domestic terrorist, I guess.
Clayton Morris
So if you don't believe in Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, you must be, you must be a problem. Right beyond their naughty list, I guess.
Natalie
Okay, I've been asking you to pay attention to the idea that the Trump administration has launched about domestic terrorism because that should not be a thing. And it expands government powers. We see that in action now and it is terrifying. This is a warning that the Justice Department has unveiled a plan to track so called extremists under the banner of domestic terrorism. And here's the part no one wants to, to say out loud that could be you if they don't like how you think. Now you may hear the phrase domestic terrorists and you're like, yeah, good, get those dangerous people out of here, get after them. But you should think again. Because the Constitution does not allow for the recognition of domestic terrorism as a distinct crime. And there's a reason for that. Because if you can define government dissent as terrorism, the government has the power. Expanding power. This is an elastic political term, not a fixed category. There is such a thing as foreign terrorism that's clearly defined in our statutes as violence against America supported by foreign groups. The category has boundaries. Domestic terrorism has no such guardrails. It is whatever the government says says it is. And once the state begins to construct, fund, and defined internal dissenters as terrorists, we are no longer talking about national security. We're talking about a mechanism to suppress political opposition and track you or anyone on the suspicion list. That's what this new directive says. And when I show you how they're going to define it, you should be afraid. This document was published by Clip News. Here is where you can find the download. And here is the document. It's dated December 4th from the office of the Attorney General Pam Bondi. And it is responding to President Trump's September memorandum titled Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence. Now, this was written in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination Shocker. That the government used that assassination to expand their own powers. Here are some of the examples they give on how foreign terrorists operate. They're saying this example of what is now domestic terrorist or extremists includes organized writing, looting, doxing, swatting, conspiracy to impede law enforcement, destruction of property, or violent civil disorder. Those things are already illegal. They don't need the terrorism label. You can't do them already.
Clayton Morris
So hate crimes, right? If I murder someone, that's a murder that's hateful. Like, it doesn't need to also be labeled a hate crime.
Natalie
On top of it right now, I pulled out the most extreme examples of how they're defining terrorism here because I think that it's crazy to label ideologies as terror. Now, I just showed you it written out. Here's the list of what I pulled out of there. They're saying domestic terrorists includes opposition to law or immigration enforcement.
Clayton Morris
Right.
Natalie
Again, we've already talked about how that's illegal. But then extreme views in favor of mass migration and open borders.
Clayton Morris
So my view views like I'm, I'm absolutely against mass migration into the United States.
Natalie
Do you want people arrested who disagree with you?
Clayton Morris
No, I don't. Like, if you, you know, you can be like Nancy Pelosi or, you know, or Chuck Schumer or whatever and believe that we should just open our borders. Like, that's your right as an American to have those beliefs. I think you're. I think you're an idiot. I think you're crazy and illegal immigrants.
Natalie
But you're not a terrorist.
Clayton Morris
But I'm not A terrorist. Well, you're not a terrorist for thinking that.
Natalie
Sure. I mean, let's go back to the list. So they're saying that these are terrorist beliefs, is extreme views in favor of mass migration, adherence to radical gender ideology, anti Americanism, anti capitalism, anti Christianity, hostility to traditional views on family, religion and morality, and support for overthrowing the US Government. That's in the document that I just showed you. This is my list. Now, all of these are protected beliefs. Even if they're extremist in anyone's views, you're allowed to be anti capitalist.
Clayton Morris
Even if we said. Even if they're extremists. But who gets to tell us what extremists? You know, what is extreme?
Natalie
Right, Right. Good point.
Clayton Morris
So they're just beliefs. They're not extreme in any one way. Just because you don't like them or just because you think that they might push the boundaries a little bit doesn't make them extreme.
Natalie
I think Patel, maybe because the Biden administration wanted to prevent us from saying that men can't be women. Now the Trump administration may think that they want us to go the other way and punish from someone for saying men can be women. I have my beliefs. Right. I think that you should be able to say either. Only one of them's true. Right, Right. But you should be able to say either thing.
Philip
They should. They should just add into this, anybody that. That actually supports and endorses the U. S. Constitution is an extremist. Because that's basically.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, exactly.
Philip
That's what they're saying.
Clayton Morris
Oh, that's.
Chat Room Participant
That there was in the law books, you know, where they do their police training, their manuals and stuff, it says that people are suspicious if they have a constitution. One of the things was, if they're missing fingers because they might be making bombs, they third party bumper stickers on.
Clayton Morris
Their bumper, if they have an American flag on their house, which I guess that I'm. Yeah, but this was during the Biden administration. So you see how these things swing. It's like. Oh, just someone's definition of what extremist is. You know, like the Biden administration's idea was that.
Thomas Haviland
Oh.
Clayton Morris
That if you're. That if you go hunting or that you have an American flag on your house, you carry a pocket constitution, that you're an extremist.
Natalie
Right. And so now the Biden administration has swung the other way or the Trump administration has swung so far in the other way. So saying that you cannot be anti capitalist. Sure you can. You can do that. You can't be Anti American. You are allowed to be anti American. You can't be anti Christian. Yes, you can. We have freedom of religion in this country. Now, the. If we could just put that list back up one more time. The one at the bottom really gives me heartburn that you are a domestic terrorist if you support the overthrow of the US Government, which. Which would mean that this document here is a domestic terrorist document. Do you know what this is? Let's just go to the next one. You know what that is?
Scott Horton
Yeah.
Natalie
That's the Declaration of Independence, which declares that it is the right of the people to alter or abolish or institute a new government. So literally, the Declaration of Independence allows us. It literally says it's in the fabric of who we are to be able to talk about overthrowing the government. Now, the Department of Justice says that makes you a terrorist. Clayton's. Yes, I got that. You want to speak to it?
Clayton Morris
Well, yeah, I want to acknowledge that I'm holding this. This is Thomas Jefferson famous quote. Of course, when the people fear the government, there's. There is tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is liberty. And, of course, he famously talks about throwing off the shackles of government, which Natalie just pointed out. So that's all right. As Americans, why would we have to love our government.
I guess.
Natalie
Or else be labeled a terrorist.
Clayton Morris
We have to love Pam Bondi. We have to love Cash Patel. We have to love these people. We have to. Okay, just want to be clear. Yeah, okay.
Natalie
What were you gonna say?
Clayton Morris
Philip?
Philip
It just. I'm just. My mind is blown because I'm. I'm just, like, processing this because, like, Clayton just showed us a piece of extremist propaganda.
Thomas Haviland
Right?
Clayton Morris
Who is this guy? Who is this guy? Yeah, who's this clown? Somebody can. Pam, if that list existed, could you get that guy? Go get that.
Philip
Add him to the list. Add him to that list.
Chat Room Participant
All of the Founding Fathers would be domestic terrorists.
Natalie
Yes.
Chat Room Participant
But based on these rules.
Clayton Morris
Yes. I mean, this was the stuff, of course, that King George labeled. These were extremists. This is what King George said about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry and these individuals. They are extremists. They are terrorists. They need to be killed. They need to be strung up in the town square and made an example of, like, Patrick Henry so people could see his rotting corpse hanging from the gallows for weeks and weeks and weeks.
Natalie
Okay. So, yes, you're making the point that I wanted to make that by this document's definition, the Founding Fathers were terrorists, and they would also be tracked. Here's what the document gives the right to is that the FBI is going to make lists of people who believe this and start tracking them. How do you think we're going to start tracking them? Well, I don't know for a fact, but I do know that the US government has commissioned the technology for tracking people. They are currently using it in Gaza. We reported on that last week. If you haven't watched this piece we did last week, please watch it. We showed how Palantir has created this software to track Palestinians. They are also using it with their program called Maven, which is sort of an AI compilation of a person's online profile. It's developed with a no bid contract from the US military. So the US owns it. You better believe that they're going to use it not just on foreign terrorists, which they, you know, use on Hamas, but also domestic ones now that they've allowed themselves to use that term. They are also using it with an AI program called Data Miner, which can scan social media to monitor risk intelligence. So if you say something about overthrowing the government or anti capitalist, Data Miner is going to catch you and they're going to put you on the list.
Chat Room Participant
As much as you want to comment on Laura Loomer and Ben Shapiro and all these Zionist posts, I guess it's time to stop, stop, stop voicing your opinion after their post.
Natalie
Well, yeah. And there you go. The surveillance state is multiplying out of bounds. Now who's to stop it? The Supreme Court has many times ruled that discussion of overthrowing the government is protected speech. So the Supreme Court could rule on this, but who would sue? Who would bring it to the court? Elon Musk. Is he the only one willing to do so? Like, I don't know. Right. And even if they do that, when we had the Snowden documents, the Deep State just kind of worked around it. The intelligence community continued to track us. So the only thing I can think of is just to scream about it here on the podcast. We all know about it. What are we going to do now? Let me know. Come up with some ideas because this is terrifying.
Clayton Morris
Well, and you also saw what the, what the Pentagon just announced, right? This new partnership with Google and it's.
Natalie
Like all new military AI, AI built.
Clayton Morris
By, you know, built with Google and Gemini and all of this back end tracking and surveillance and AI coordination so that we can be the best AI war fighters.
Natalie
You know what?
Clayton Morris
I had AI war fighters.
Natalie
I had a thought about that. Because they want you to filter your thoughts through you know, government trained AI so they can give you their own opinions. So I thought of taking the Chelsea Manning video, what was the video that he leaked to WikiLeaks.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Natalie
And putting it in there and being like, is this authentic? Just blow up the system.
Clayton Morris
It just starts eating itself. Like Cyber9 Securities.
Natalie
Yeah, the chat room will know. What was the name of that, that video? Please let me know.
Clayton Morris
That's a famous one. Yeah, I forget. Anyway, coming up, we've got more news to get to here on the show. Israel, and the amount of. Israel is launching its biggest propaganda push ever right now. So just in time for the holidays, you might notice an inordinate amount of propaganda being pushed to you on social media. Of course, one of the big strategies is to try to tell you that the United States is becoming the Islamic capital of the world. That, that the Islamification of the United States is happening. It's all meant. That may be happening in part, of course, and that's happening in certain areas, of course, but what it's doing, it is meant to totally distract from what Benjamin Netanyahu just rolled out over the past 48 hours, which is an admission from the river to the sea, which he said openly. Which, by the way, I thought that that was like illegal. You're not allowed to say that. And that, that's like.
What is that, like terrorist propaganda?
Chat Room Participant
You can't say it as a Palestinian. You can say it if you're Israeli or, you know. Yeah.
Clayton Morris
So anyway, you know, it's all to distract you from that. So we're going to talk about the Israeli push on that.
Natalie
But first, first we want to tell you about masa chips because, hey, did you know that most chips are made with seed oils? But it wasn't always like that. In fact, decades ago, most chips were made with beef tallow, which is obviously a lot more healthy for the human body. It's not a synthetic. It actually comes from the fat of beef. Well, masa chips has gone old school. They're doing it the old way by making their chips and beef tallow so that they are healthier for you. If you are a chip lover, like we all are in this household, then you need to know about masa chips. They come in various flavors and they're really a hearty chip. You see there that they're dipping them in salsa. They hold up really well to bean dip, guacamole. They don't snap like some of the other chips and they make a fantastic snack or a fantastic meal. We serve them to teenagers, the teenagers like them. And they can always spot if you're trying to replace something with a healthy version, they usually know it. With Masa chips, they did not. So check them out for yourself. Go to masachips.com redacted news use the code redacted news and you'll get 25% off your first order. If you don't feel like ordering chips online, you can always visit a sprouts store and pick up a bag. But again, if you'd like to order for 25% off, then do it. Use the QR code that you see right there. Or go to masachips.com restaurant redacted news and use the code redacted news for 25 off your first order.
Clayton Morris
Dalus wings 88 in our chat room says, I love Masa chips. Original and blue corn. Awesome. And someone else in the chat says, we need to come up with our own redacted chips. Redacted chips. So maybe Masa, if you're watching, we know you watch the show, what would.
Natalie
The redacted flavor be?
Clayton Morris
Well, I. You know, we'd have to come up with something because I love a ranch or, like, spicy. Well, can we do, like, a spicy, like, sour cream and onion? Because I love sour cream and onion.
Natalie
Yeah.
Chat Room Participant
I say everything we do has to be plain because we have to say all the ingredients have been redacted.
Clayton Morris
Maybe some boring plain chips. No, you guys vote. Should it be. Yeah, like, I. Okay, some spicy, but I like the ranch style. I love sour cream and onion. My daughters love the. Maybe a nice vinegar.
Philip
Maybe a nice spicy kimchi flavor.
Scott Horton
Spicy.
Natalie
Get out of here.
Dana Goodell
Get out of here.
Clayton Morris
All right, so you guys vote? Yeah. Masa, if you're watching, let's come up with a redacted chip. That'd be awesome on the show. I would love that. I would eat that all day long.
Natalie
Okay. And chat room. You let me down. It was Collateral Murder. That's the video that Chelsea Manning leaked to.
Clayton Morris
They're talking about chips.
Natalie
I know, but I asked them for. I asked you for a favor.
Clayton Morris
You asked for a leaked. A leaked government video.
Chat Room Participant
And they're like, I didn't even know that video had a title. What's the idm? B or IBM?
Philip
I knew what it was about, but. Yeah, I didn't know it had a title.
Chat Room Participant
Oh, what it get on Rotten Tomatoes.
Clayton Morris
Dennis says, spicy nacho cheese. Spicy nacho cheese. Redactedos.
Chuck in our. Chuck in our chat room says, man, this fucking guy. And kimchi referring to Philip, who just, like all he talks about is kimchi. Yesterday, someone was like, oh, no. This other guy, Kirby, one of our viewers is like, oh, no, not Philip in a kimchi story again, please. They know that Philip. That's the only thing Philip eats. His body runs on kimchi, by the way.
Natalie
Yeah, probably better than most.
Clayton Morris
That's tr. That's probably true.
Natalie
It's good for you. All right, all right. If you think your algorithm is full of pro Israel content Now, wait until 2026, because the Israeli Knesset has approved an enormous public relations campaign worth about 720, $29 million, which is five times more than they spent on 2025's public diplomacy PR budget. Last year, Foreign Minister Gideon Sar announced this initiative as a major component. He's calling it of national security. So it's the fact that you don't love Israel is a national security risk. That's how they're justifying this huge spending. He's calling it a battle for public awareness and the promotion of Israel's image worldwide. So they need a publicist, basically, that they're giving themselves a publicist. He says that this will be aimed at. Look at this. Every country, not just the US on social media, in the press, and in civil society. That gives me pause a little bit. How does Israeli media and PR influence civil society? Here's where he confirms the amount. And again, interestingly, he says Israel cannot succeed without repairing its reputation. Well, that's not what Zionists say when they argue with you on X. They say, israel doesn't need your money. They don't need your goodwill. They're fine without it. But the Israeli government is saying, yeah, we do. We actually need to win back the hearts and minds of the population. That goodwill that we had, we squandered it by killing civilians 2 to 1, at least for terrorists, that number. Let's put a pin on that. Okay, so what are they going to do to repair their reputation? Now that we've all seen women, children, grandparents, civilians killed and en masse Christian churches bombed to smithereens, we don't all feel the warm fuzzies from that because we're human. Here's a few examples of the things that they're doing to run their PR campaign on you. Newsmax is running daily Israeli updates, and they're highlighting Israeli accomplishments like this smart meter bit that they do now notice this is on Instagram. The comments are turned off. Why do you think that is?
Clayton Morris
Wait, Newsmax has a daily Israel update.
Natalie
Segment, and it's not about war. It's just about Israeli accomplishments. Just like, fun things that Israel has given to the world, which there are numerous. But they don't do that for America. They don't do it for Mozambique, only Israel. Right. So they're doing this constantly. Let's go back to that screenshot if you want. There's only 190 likes and no comments are allowed. The comments are turned off.
Clayton Morris
I'm sure those 190 likes. Those 190 likes are probably bots, you know, Right. Paid for.
Natalie
Yeah. Do you think, Clayton, that this is an independent newsroom decision, Newsmax doing this?
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Let me tell you, that's total bullshit. So I'm sure that Newsmax sitting around a room like, there's a team of people, and they're like, they're. Hey, we're coming up for segments on our show today. I got an idea. Let's do an Israel Update segment. No, no, no. This came from on high. Of course someone handed this down. We're gonna include this in your broadcast on a regular basis in the same way that Roger Ailes at Fox News, my old boss, was a Catholic and would absolutely make sure that there were, like, Catholic segments in a lot of the shows on a regular basis. Like, that came from on high. So an Israel Update segment comes from someone up on high. That doesn't come from some intern sitting there. I've got an idea.
Natalie
Right? So when you're like, God, I wish, you know, Israel would stop bombing Christian churches in Gaza and stop killing sheep in the west bank and stealing properties in the West Bank. I wish they would stop doing that. But then you see this, like, hey, they have really great. They invented the drip system. Isn't that amazing? Then you're like, well, then I forgive them. That's. That's cool. I'm watching this. I feel different now. I forget that I was upset before about these, you know, murders and slaughter. So obviously that's not gonna work. But that was someone's brilliant idea.
Clayton Morris
No, you're kind of turning me around on this. You know, that whole genocide thing where you shoot babies in the head, which has been confirmed by IDF soldiers. So don't come at me chat room and say that's propaganda. It's true. So that whole, you know, genocide thing. But, you know, they. They created the irrigation drip system. So that's.
Scott Horton
I feel.
Clayton Morris
I feel much better about them now.
Natalie
Right.
Chat Room Participant
They gave us the aqueduct. What else?
Clayton Morris
Gave us robes.
Chat Room Participant
They gave us.
Clayton Morris
Right. NASA gave us Velcro. I feel much better about their lies. I mean, it's just ridiculous.
Philip
I just feel like this Is like, almost a weird admission. But I'm trying to think this through because. Because they must actually think, like, they must actually think that people that disagree with Israel are just anti Semitic and not upset by Israel's actions.
Scott Horton
No.
Clayton Morris
So you think this, this is a good way to think because you're bringing up a great point, a really great point, which is like, who is this for? Right. Because the people that are watching Newsmax, I don't know who those people are, but they're like, they're already all in on this. Right? Or the people that are watching, like, Fox News. Right. They're already all in on this. So, like, where is.
Chat Room Participant
That's what I was thinking.
Clayton Morris
It's like, where's this gonna go?
Chat Room Participant
It's like they haven't learned. Yeah, they, they think they're like, this is a good segue from the newspaper, but it's like. Because, like, that's where this stuff would have worked in the past. Right. But yeah, on social media today.
Philip
And that's what I'm saying. It's like, it's kind of like going along with what Natalie was saying is, is like, so, so if they do it like these puff pieces on Israel, that doesn't. I don't, you know, Israel did good things. I mean, that's great. That doesn't excuse the fact that the. Of the genocide, like, I'm not going to forget that. So.
Scott Horton
So yeah.
Philip
Who is this targeting?
Natalie
Yeah, they're hoping you will forget that.
Clayton Morris
Right? They're hoping you'll, like, completely compartmentalize these things and just kind of look away and be like, you know, when your friends are at Hollow, here's the new Israeli ad that they're rolling out. You know, when you're at your Christmas dinner and someone brings up the genocide in Gaza, just remind those people about Israel's drip system and you're going to change minds around that Thanksgiving or holiday dinner.
Natalie
Right. I mean, you can be really impressed with the drip system. That's. That's fine. Right? And Israeli smart, you can feel that way and still be against the IDF and the government of Israel.
Clayton Morris
Like, they're great at surveillance. Like, Israel.
Natalie
That's a human possibility.
Clayton Morris
Israel makes the best spyware, you know, and you can remind when people over your holiday dinner, when someone brings up the genocide in Gaza, you can say, I look, I know they kill babies and they shoot a lot of people.
I
That's.
Clayton Morris
But you have to remember they've created some of the best spyware. And so even, like your phone right now, like, people are able to listen on your iPhone right now. I hope you'll remember that when you're criticizing Israel and their genocide.
Natalie
Yeah.
Chat Room Participant
And it's. And it's like they don't pay attention to data. I would love to see the back end data on that post to see how many impressions it had versus the 190 likes. Because if you see anyone post anything right now on X, they get ratioed every single time when they try to put out that kind of.
Clayton Morris
For people that don't know what ratioed mean. Because this is like a new word for me over the past year. I had like, last year I was like, what is ratioed mean? You know, like. But it's crazy. You're right.
Dana Goodell
When.
Clayton Morris
So when someone puts out a ridiculous post like that, like all these Israeli Zionist influencers who are like, went to Israel and got paid, you know, and then came back and they're like, israel did all this great stuff and blah, blah, blah, they got ratioed big time. I mean, people like the comments were upside down slamming them for their, for their propaganda. So I guess I just answered my question. But anyway means that their post compared to the negative posts is like overwhelming. Yeah.
Natalie
All right, let's. Let's move on to a few other tactics that they're going to be putting on us. This mind control that they want us to bite on so that we forget that we're upset about the attack on innocent civilians. Last week, Israel had held a summit for 1000American Christian pastors training them to be ambassadors for Israel. They say they want to do it again because it was so much fun. Next time they're going to do it with 10,000. This is just one of those pastors named Dwayne Howard. I wonder now, does he have to register as a foreign agent now that he's holding that document as an ambassador for Israel? That's interesting. Now, there has been a huge backlash online about this because Christians are saying, I want to know if my pastor has pledged allegiance to a world government, which the Bible explicitly forbids. And so there are calls to make a list of the pastors that went X users are saying that they will be compiling this specifically Gen X girl.
Clayton Morris
I was going to ask you that because, well, Gen X girl. Okay, sorry, but a bunch of people, the last time you did this story.
Natalie
All the comments, the comments like, whoo, I need to know.
Clayton Morris
I want to check and see if my pastor's on this list. So many people want to know.
Natalie
Right. I mean, I guess it'd be worth asking them. But again, I think if they've pledged their allegiance to Israel, they may see it in Israel's best interest to not admit it. And so again, they've compromised Christianity like these. These people are not Christians then any longer. They no longer pledge to the church which is supposed to be the body of Christ. They are now allied with a foreign government. So should you switch churches? In my opinion, absolutely. You should do that. Now here's another major initiative that you should watch for. In September, Dropsite News reported this. It's a publicity report that was commissioned by Israel. The task was to study tactics to rehabilitate the image of Israel. And the report concluded there's not really much they can do to rehabilitate the Israel image until the Gaza solution is resolve. Now take a look at what they say. They found that most Europeans and Westerners believe that Israel is a genocidal apartheid country. But they also believe that Hamas is a terrorist group because you can think both things. That's telling. It shows that opposition to Israel is not support for Hamas. It shows that Israel knows this. They have data. But they still call anyone who opposes Israel a Hamas supporter, which is lazy and manipulative. So what does a report say that they can do to counter the whole genocide reputation? Here's what it says. It says they, that the world is ripe to foment fear of radical Islam and jihadism. They found that, you know, most people already are kind of afraid of radical Islam and jihadism. If we lean into that, the world will not be so focused on radical Israel and you know, that will be a good distraction. Prepare yourself, you guys, for false flags as attacks in this vein. You can see already, you can go ahead.
Chat Room Participant
Oh, I was gonna say if you watch on X, you can already see the who the people are. The like, the people that they're like reached out and said, here's your orders.
Natalie
Yeah, here's one. I brought an example of this. This person is always pro Israel saying, look at this in Berlin, thousands of Syrians taking over a Christmas market and the west should not tolerate this. What that was, it was something that happened over the weekend. It was a one year celebration of the downfall of the Assad government in Syria. It was peaceful. It is the equivalent of you in the United States seeing a Cinco de mayo celebration or September 16th, 16th celebration for Mexican Americans. We allow that. That's, I think we, we enjoy. We, we participate. We're fine with that. Is anyone against Cinco de Mayo here? Are you going to Mayo?
Clayton Morris
The only thing I don't like about It. The only thing I don't like about it is people that think it's a Mexican Independence Day.
Natalie
Right. Okay. Are you against September 16th?
Clayton Morris
No, I'm not against September 16th and celebration 16th.
Natalie
It's real Mexican.
Clayton Morris
That's the real Mexican Independence Day. Cinco de Mayo is just, like, fun to have chips and Guacamole Day.
Natalie
Cinco de Mayo is a battle.
Chat Room Participant
September, St. Patrick's Day.
Google Gemini Sponsor Voice
I mean.
Natalie
Yeah. Are we okay with that? St. Patrick's Day.
Clayton Morris
You know, Vellister 1258 in our chat room says this is propaganda. Exactly. It's propaganda. That's exactly what it is. You're hitting the nail on the head, what I'm saying. No, not what you're saying. I'm telling you about exposing the propaganda. He's just acknowledging that this is propaganda.
Natalie
Yeah, you're right. I'm trying to think, like, would I. Is there a way to accuse me of having a reason to tell you this? Propaganda. That would be propaganda. Because I want you to always assume that there's a psyop going on, so you shouldn't trust me by default.
Philip
But.
Natalie
Yeah. Is there a way that somebody could think that I'm running propaganda on you by trying to pro show you the programming? I don't know. I really don't want you to think that.
Clayton Morris
No, because their whole. Their whole argument then is, oh, then it must be Qatar. You know, the other argument is like, oh, everything's run by Qatar, right? Oh, yeah, I'm sure it is. Okay. It's like, Laura Loomer today, like, tweeted. She's like, is everyone in Washington taking money from Qatar? And I fell out of my chair. I'm like, really? You're going to say that She's. You worried about Qatari money?
Natalie
They're also worried about sending money illegally to Syria. Somalia. I'm sorry, To Somalia. That's something the free press is on a lot. That's interesting because there's a lot of background channels to send money to Israel, but the free press is not on that because its reason for existence is to support Israel. So they're trying to make you look at these other Islamic nations as the real problem that serves a purpose. So, you know, be prepared for this Islamophobia to hit you full on in the face. Will it work? Let me know what you think.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Will you fall for it? I guess that's the real question.
Natalie
Yeah. Are you ready to hate some Muslims.
Clayton Morris
To, you know, repair Israel's genocide? It's like, that's a good strategy.
Chat Room Participant
They need to have a boogeyman.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, you need a boogeyman. It's like. Who said that famously in a movie? Oh, no, it's in the wizard of Oz power. Oh, well, no, the wizard of Oz, right. Is like, people need a. People need, like, a boogeyman. So for Israel to sort of re. Recalibrate and actually get people back on its side after shooting kids in the head, like, they need, like, guess what? You know, your country's being taken over by. By Islamists.
Natalie
Did you go off and see Wicked?
Clayton Morris
No.
Natalie
That's literally the plot of Wicked.
Clayton Morris
I know.
Thomas Haviland
It's.
Natalie
What, you refuse to see it, but he's quoting from it at length because.
Clayton Morris
It'S in the trailer. I mean, we saw that trailer for Wicked like 8,000 times where Jeff Goldman.
Natalie
Stuck in your credit card.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, I snuck out and went to go see Wicked. Take away my man. Take away my man card.
Chat Room Participant
Together either.
Dana Goodell
No.
Clayton Morris
Punch me in the ball.
Scott Horton
Balls.
Clayton Morris
Or as my. My favorite Philadelphia Philly John Crook says, you know, kill me if the. If I ever. If I ever do something like that.
Natalie
David tried to get us to go together and we refused.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. John. John Kruck famously said on television live during a Phillies game, John Crook said, if I ever become a vegan, I want you to.
Natalie
I want you to shoot me in the face.
Scott Horton
Shoot me in the head.
Natalie
Yeah, that was something like that. Yeah.
Chat Room Participant
You know, and my question is, like, how many times, like, we've always have to have this boogeyman? And it's like. And. And I feel like that's kind of what the drug boats are boogeyman to get us into Venezuela. Like, we always have these boogeymen. And when are people gonna stop buying the boogeyman thing? Like, they've been doing this for so long, it's like. Like, stop, stop. Like this. The boogeyman's not real, okay? This is all propaganda. They have a narrative. Don't fall for it. But you still have people that do. And I just. I don't understand fully.
Scott Horton
Once.
Chat Room Participant
Shame on. Shame on you. Fool me twice. Well, you know, you can't be fooled again.
Clayton Morris
Exactly. George W. Bush. RGK Cullick says Clayton is a secret Qatarian. Oh, yeah, I've never been, but.
Yeah.
Chat Room Participant
You should see him with. With his full beard. He definitely looks guitarian.
Natalie
Yeah, I have his birth certificate, and it's been apostile.
Clayton Morris
So I'm from Philadelphia.
Natalie
He's. He's for sure from Pennsylvania.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Born in Philadelphia.
Natalie
Okay.
Clayton Morris
So sorry about that. Sorry to disappoint you. But, hey, like, Dan Cohen on the show yesterday, like, all that money that's pouring in the United States from India, but there's no, there's no coverage of that in the United States.
Natalie
Like, oh, yeah, when are they going to become the bad guy?
Clayton Morris
I don't know. Probably. No, the Zionists, like, they'll figure out something like, to not. I don't know. That's. That's amazing.
Natalie
All right, well, coming up, we're going to talk to you about, oh, embalmers coming forward about COVID shots. You're not going to want to miss this because we have Thomas Haviland on the show. But before we do that, Clayton's going to tell you about our friends at Connect Invest.
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Well, the corruption of course is off the charts. And it's finally coming to light that the Biden administration, the cdc, hid all of the deaths. Once someone got a Covid shot and died from it, they covered it up. Watch Senator Ron Johnson committee's got now.
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Over 8 million pages of information just in the first tranche. By the way, what we discovered is the cdc, somebody in the federal health agencies is interagency communication, hid the signal. They admitted there was a signal on my architis and they hid it. Here's data and I'd like to enter this sheet into the record. I've been publishing this chart for, you know, since really early 2021. When I'm on, for example, talk radio shows and they talk about this, they get deplatformed, or they were, you know, because all the censorship during the Biden administration, here's the facts.
The Vayer system that was touted in October of 2020, this great safety surveillance system on Covid.
A few months later, when they didn't like the results, they started denigrating their own system. But VAERS shows that There have been 38,742 deaths reported on VAERS worldwide associated with COVID vaccine. 38,742. 9,252 of those deaths.
Occurred on the day of vaccination within one or two days.
Clayton Morris
That's just the tip of the iceberg. And now more and more embalmers are coming forward to say what we've been covering here on the show for years, that they've seen these white fibrous clots in these cadavers in a way that they've never seen them before. A lot of new information coming to light. Will anyone be be prosecuted? I mean, that's the big question at the end of the day. Thomas Havland, retired Air Force, has really devoted his life in many ways now to getting the message out about these white fibrous clots and these embalmers. He's been doing incredible work around the world to bring this to light. And Thomas is back on the show with us today. Welcome back, Thomas. Great to see you.
Thomas Haviland
Thanks, Clayton, for having me back. And we're talking again about these nasty white fibrous clots that embalmers all over the world been seeing their corpses for the last four or five years, ever since the COVID vaccines came out. And you're right, we had a couple of embalmers just come forward about actually about five months ago and talk about it. And we have. We'll be showing a video clip of that in just a minute. Before we go there though, I want to, I'm encouraged that we're starting to slowly see the scientific community talk about problems with the COVID vaccines. You know, a couple of weeks ago during Thanksgiving that weekend, Dr. Vinay Prasad came out with an internal memo from the FDA saying that indeed the COVID shots have killed at least 10 healthy children. So they admitted that the FDA did.
And recently there was a couple papers that came out in October that were kind of interesting, Clayton, and they're showing that people are coming forward, but there's still some cover up going on. There was a paper done in October, peer reviewed him out of South Africa. Lead author, Dr. Reese Pretorius, and the title of the paper is Circulating microclots are structurally associated with neutrophil extracellular traps and their amounts are elevated in long COVID patients. I know that's a mouthful, but what it was, it was a study and they took a look at 88 patients. They had 38 people that were they considered healthy individuals. And then they had 50 people that they said had long Covid and they took a look at their micro clotting levels. And I've been tracking the micro clotting along with these white fibrous clots. The first stage before you get the white fibrous clots is micro clotting. So in this particular study out of South Africa, the 38 healthy individuals had an average number of microclots in their blood of 3,600 microclots per 1 milliliter of blood. What was Interesting is the long COVID patients, people that are suffering from shortness of breath, tightness in their chest, unusual fatigue, brain fog, poor vision problems, all these long Covid effects. Those, and some more serious, they had an average Clayton of 71,000 microclots per milliliter of blood. So about 20 times that of the.
People that were not suffering from long Covid symptoms. However, what the paper failed to state and what was found by epidemiologist Nicholas Hoelscher, who works with Peter McCullough, was in the back of that paper, there was a table S2, and it said that 83 of the 88 patients in that study were Covid vaccinated. So that was not identified in the front of the paper. So if people read the paper, didn't know that most of those people were vaccinated, they would have incorrectly assumed that all those 50 long COVID patients were suffering exclusively from the COVID virus, not from the COVID vaccine or some combination of. Well, it's misleading, Right?
Clayton Morris
Right. Misleading. Cover up, hiding this information. I mean, you heard Senator Ron Johnson there saying they hid this information. We had the signals. We knew that this was happening. We knew that these things were happening with these shots. And the FDA hit it, the CDC hit it. They hid these signals, whether it was myocarditis or otherwise. And what was your response to seeing this hearing and specifically talking about, like, the young children being affected by this? I mean, because to my mind, if you had even one of these deaths, this thing would have been stopped immediately. But the fact that you had so many and it was hidden, it was all intentional.
Thomas Haviland
It was. In fact, I was at the hearing with Dr. Pierre McCullough, Dr. Jordan Vaughn, at that May 25 hearing in front of Senator Ron Johnson. I actually brought the clots with me and showed them to the audience as they were talking about that particular side effect of the white fibrous clots. So it was terrible. But in that same paper that out of South Africa, I actually discovered another flaw that they did. There were four people in that study who were unvaccinated, who were in the long Covid table who were suffering from long Covid symptoms, which is kind of interesting in and of itself.
Clayton Morris
Right, right.
Thomas Haviland
But the paper failed to identify which four people those were. They could have put an asterisk next to those people in the table and show you what their micro clotting levels were. I believe the authors left that out intentionally on purpose, Clayton, because my guess is that those four people in that table probably had the lowest microclotting levels, the unvaccinated four. And that would show us a couple things, right? It would show us that it's actually the COVID vaccines that are the main driver of these, of these large number of microclots. And also that the table is probably incorrectly labeled. These long COVID patients are actually long vax patients. They've been injured by the vaccine. Right. There was also another paper that came out in October was interesting as well. This one was out of Israel. And they looked at 22 pregnant women. And of the 22, 16 had taken the COVID vaccines, a couple of jabs of Pfizer. And 11 of those 16 Clayton had.
MRNA from the vaccine detected in both their blood and their placentas. Some with 25 days after they've taken their last shot, some 250 days after they'd taken their last shot. So this is a clear case that now proves the cdc, fda, Big Pharma was lying to us. Right. They said that the shot would stay in your deltoid muscle, in your upper arm. Well now you know, it goes everywhere, it goes to the family jewels. Right? And we also know that they told us that that shot, the mRNA would dissipate in two days to a week and leave your body. Well, now they're finding it in these patients 250 days after their last injection. But what was really shocking in that paper that came out of Israel is there were six women, Clayton, who were unvaccinated and they found trace amounts of the MRNA vaccine in three of them.
Clayton Morris
How shedding?
Thomas Haviland
My first suspicion was that their partner, their male partner that got him pregnant was probably Covid vaccinated. So this is indication of sheddings happening. Right. And this is proof of it. They also looked at four. Yeah, they looked at four males who had all been Covid vaccinated. All four of them had MRNA from the vaccine in their sperm.
Clayton Morris
So even if the woman refused to get a vaccine, she refused to get this thing. She, she ends up hooking up with a guy who's gotten it. She's still, she's still showing signs of this MRNA in her body now.
Thomas Haviland
Correct. Now they did say it was trace amount, so I get, I'm assuming it was less than those women who had directly taken the vaccines. But it's still concerning, right, that any MRNA from the vaccine is getting into somebody who was unvaccinated, a pregnant woman.
Clayton Morris
I mean, that's why we've seen the rise of like, I think these dating sites, right, where it's like people want to know like, have you had the shot? Have you not had the shot? Like, they don't want, you know, they don't want this. And now there's, there's scientific proof of this. That's crazy. Let's talk about the embalmers. So this is obviously something near and dear to your heart, something you've been watching and we've been reporting with you here on the show going back years. So, you know, if someone in the chat room's like, this isn't new news. Well, the, the amount, the sheer volume of new embalmers that have come out. Because really at the beginning it was one or two of these embalmers being brave enough to come out and saying that they were seeing these white fibrous clots. But as you've been cataloging now, more and more are coming out and reporting on this.
Thomas Haviland
Right? In fact, I got a lucky break about a week or so ago. I came across a YouTube video with two embalmers talking. They're both from Iowa, Mr. Bob Sennett and a Mr. Dana Goodell. And they do about a half hour interview and the last 10 minutes of that interview, they talk about their experience during COVID And by the way, the name of the podcast is called Life, Death and Everything, Everything in Between. So if people want to look for it on YouTube, they can find it. But we're going to go through, we're going to look at this video and then we can talk about. Mr. Dana Goodell, by the way, is actually a board member of the Iowa Funeral Directors association. So he's very well respected in the community. So let's watch this video and then we'll talk about it afterwards.
Dana Goodell
As far as embalming, how do I nicely put this?
There has been.
A large occurrence of interesting clotting factors that embalmers have noticed, including myself.
Some of them.
Things I saw were completely never seen before. I've consulted with other embalmers throughout the country and we all had the same reaction.
J
I know during this time I called you because I had the same, same.
Dana Goodell
Thing.
White fibrous clots, which is not normal. Clotting of the blood.
Elastic, like.
Discolored.
There's a study being done out of the United States by independent pathologists and I'm going to be very interested to see their final conclusion on the. What they feel like this was caused from.
Clayton Morris
So, Thomas, that's independent confirmation from both Dana in the video and Bob that they and other embalmers they know are seeing these white fibrous cloths. So this isn't just like one embalmer in the UK saying this. Right?
Thomas Haviland
Right. And if you remember, last time I was on your program, I showed a video of the. I was a guest speaker of the Tennessee Funeral Directors association, and I had video. We showed video of 18 of 28 embalmers in that room raising their hands saying they're seeing the white fibrous cloths. So you don't have to believe me. You don't even have to believe those Tennessee embalmers believe what Mr. Goodell and Mr. Senate are saying as well. We have multiple independent confirmation now that these white fibrous clots do indeed exist from well respected men in the community.
Clayton Morris
So in this, you brought a couple of these clips here. In the second clip here, what are we going to see? That Dana tells the story of an individual. Can you explain that?
Thomas Haviland
She tells the story of a gentleman who died at home from supposedly Covid, what his wife said. And then the wife, the widow, asked if Dana has received the death certificate or not. He said, no, I haven't gotten it yet. But when it finally came back, the widow was upset because Covid was not listed as a cause of death on the death certificate because she knew that she would be getting a free $7,500 from the government to help go toward the funeral expenses if Covid showed up on the death certificate. So this is an indication that there's an incentive to falsely misidentify the death as Covid, because everybody benefits, right? The hospital gets money if the death is Covid. The surviving family gets money if it's coded as Covid. And then obviously the funeral home's happy because they know they're going to get paid by the person because they get the $7,500. So it shows the fraud that could be going on and misidentifying deaths as Covid when they may be due to the vaccine or something else.
Dana Goodell
We had a house call at 6 o' clock in the morning on a Sunday morning. And I got the call from fire rescue that this person was deceased on the floor of the house, but he was Covid. And I immediately went, what? You know, if he had Covid, what's he doing home?
And. But we gowned up, the three of us, and we all went over and, you know, followed the procedures. And I, I was the lucky guy that got to talk to the family while the others were getting him packaged up, take the funeral home. And I asked him, I said, when did he have Covid? Oh, about six weeks ago.
Was he doing all right here? At home? Yeah, he was doing fine.
No problems. Doctor said he was fine.
And I went, okay.
So we embalmed him and we had no complications. Had a funeral for him.
For just family only. Went to cemetery and buried him. And at the cemetery the widow asked me, she says, do you have his death certificate? I said, no, it'll be coming from the medical examiner. It'll take a few days worth to get back.
And she said, oh.
Well. The death certificate came back. Acute myocardial infarction. And Covid was never mentioned on the death certificate.
The family got very upset.
Because they had heard about the government announcement of if it was Covid related death, they were going to get $7,500. All he had do to do was produce a death certificate and it mentioned Covid and they'd get $7,500.
They tried to get it changed and he wouldn't change it.
J
Wow. And he went to the. He actually went to the hospital and. And was diagnosed with COVID at the.
Dana Goodell
Hospital at one time about six weeks before his passing.
J
Wow.
Dana Goodell
But he tested clean about three weeks before this.
Clayton Morris
You know, and Thomas, my father passed away right during this time in 2021. And you know, they wouldn't let us go in the hospital. The whole thing. He had a stroke. Unrelate. I mean, maybe it was related to the. Well, I don't exactly know. But they, you know, they wouldn't label it Covid, even though he had Covid. It had nothing to do with. Anyway, it was a whole mess. And so we. I've seen this in these different hospitals and how they're classifying this. And there's. It's an enormous amount of fraud that had been going on with these.
Thomas Haviland
Yeah. And actually over counted. Right. The number of COVID deaths. Because a lot of deaths that were due to other things were actually assigned to Covid because like I said, it made money for a lot of people. Now in this third section that we're going to take a look at, Bob and Dana, they confirmed that the white fibrous clots are not just happening, but it's become a taboo subject. They can talk to individual other embalmers about the white fibrous clots and what they think it's caused by. But when they get in large groups like Facebook groups that they have, or when they get in their state funeral director associations and start talking about their annual conventions or in their quarterly newsletters, then it's become a taboo subject. And you'll hear Dana and Bob say sentences like, hey, I just stay Away from the fireworks or.
This gets way too political. So it's an indication that this is a taboo subject. But that's a problem, right, Clayton? Because it means if they don't tell us what's happening, these white fibrous cloths are happening, then we, the American public, don't know what's going on. Right. Because they're the only ones that see what's going on inside people's veins and arteries.
Dana Goodell
And so I'm just sitting back. I have some very good friends that are in bombers. One of them is going to be in the Iowa convention next week, and I know it's going to be brought up, and I stay away from the fireworks.
J
Yeah, well, you know, we both, you know, if you're a funeral director, there's even Facebook groups that we all can be a part of, and we all ask. It's a great thing where you're supposed to be at. Ask each other questions.
Dana Goodell
Right.
J
You know, but whenever it comes to the COVID stuff, just like everything, it's way too political, and things just take a turn.
Dana Goodell
It goes south real fast. It really does.
J
And that's why I also cannot wait for these tests to be done. I didn't realize they were going to be out of the country. They're doing it, but. But to get the results on that.
Dana Goodell
Couldn'T get a doctor in the United States.
J
No kidding.
Thomas Haviland
Clayton. The last section I think we're going to take a look at this basically is again, Bob and Dana confirming that the white clot fibrous clots are actually still happening here in 2025. And what's interesting is Dana, he's both a embalmer and a funeral director, so he has an opportunity to talk to the families of the deceased. And he says now that whenever he finds the white fibrous clots, he's asking the family first question he asked him is, did your family member have Covid the virus? I say, no. Then he asked him the critical question, did your loved one, the deceased, take the COVID vaccine? He said, oh, yeah. So it's further confirmation that it's the jabs that are causing these white fibrous clots. In fact, Dana has a funny story with his doctor at the very end where he asked his doctor, he says, hey, should I take my latest Covid booster? And the doctor basically says, there's a reason we do not give the COVID vaccines at this clinic. So.
J
Wow. So. And I'm not at all saying I'm not either. Yeah, I know. We all saw big Clots. And I'm not saying it was from COVID or from the vaccine.
Dana Goodell
Right.
J
Because I don't know. But it was definitely odd during that time. So we.
Dana Goodell
And we still see them.
J
Yep, sure.
Dana Goodell
And I've kind of gotten a nasty little habit as a funeral director. If I see the. Or I've told. If I don't embalm the body, but say one of the other directors there does, he says, boy, I pulled a couple of those clots out. Again, I'll ask the family. Well, did mom or dad ever suffer from COVID No.
Then I asked the question, were they vaccinated? Well, yeah.
And I let it drop. Right.
I just let it go. Yep. And.
Anytime you mess with mrnda, you're asking for trouble.
J
Sure.
Dana Goodell
And that's that. I went to my own personal physician for my Medicare check, and I go once a year for. And I was sitting there, and he had Covid. I knew he did.
And I said, bryce, I need to take a Covid booster. And he looked me in the face. He says, number one, do you want to live or do you want to die?
I said, well, I'd kind of, like, stick around for a while. My life insurance is still good. And he said, there's a reason this clinic does not administer COVID vaccinations.
And that was the end of the conversation.
J
Wow.
Dana Goodell
So.
I think he saw the light, shall we say?
Thomas Haviland
It's just. Here's the thing that kind of shocks me, Clayton. It's wonderful these two gentlemen have come forward here in May of 2025 to talk about this. But where were they four years ago when people like Richard Hirschman, John O', Looney, just a few other embalmers were coming out and talking about this. They could have used.
These two gentlemen to come forward four years ago when this was a serious issue then still. Right.
Clayton Morris
So the question is, now.
As you mentioned, these embalmers are still finding these white fibrous clots. Are they as dense? Are they as thick? Are they as problematic as they were three years ago? Like, if you got the shot a few years ago, has this dissipated? Are they lessened? I'm just curious the severity of these.
Thomas Haviland
Unfortunately, we believe not. Now, I'm in contact with Mr. Richard Hirschman. He's a trade embalmer from Alabama, does over 300 embalming per year. Richard's still seeing them in about 40% of his corpses. And that's shocking to me because I was hoping that, you know, most people took their last jabs way back in 2020. 1. So you might figure that the percentage of corpses with the clots might be going down now, but they seem to be steady. In my last worldwide survey at the end of 2024, we saw them in about 27% of corpses worldwide in the 301 bombers that responded. I've been trying to run a 2025 survey right now, Clayton, and unfortunately, last year I had 301 responses. This year so far, with the survey out there for about a month already, I only have about 50 responses. Clayton. I think the embalmers are starting to believe now that, hey, I've talked about this enough. They may be a little ashamed that they didn't come forward four years ago when they should have. So now they don't want to talk about it. And it's become the new normal. So this is what I'm worried about. I'm worried about if we just keep letting this go and go and go, it's going to become the new normal. So I'll get back to you, though, when I get the results of this latest survey. But I'm pretty sure by now that we're probably not going to get the number of responses we got in previous years.
Clayton Morris
And finally, Thomas, I'll just, you know, are we talking about the new Covid shots, like the ones that they're still pushing on television? You know, you see them during NFL commercials with Travis Kelsey telling everyone, John Legend, like, go get your flu shot and your Covid shot. Like, are these as a result.
Thomas Haviland
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Are these as a result of, like, the newest round of shots or. It doesn't really matter. It doesn't matter if you got it now or a few years ago. It's. It's all the same.
Thomas Haviland
I don't think it matters because they're still using the same what's called dspc lipid nanoparticle delivery system. And the modified MRNA inside the lipid nanoparticle is still pretty much the same as it was when they first brought out the vaccines four years ago. They really haven't made too many changes to it. As you know from previous programs I've been on basically both the spike protein that's produced by the vaccine and that phospholipid nanoparticle that carries the MRNA to the cells from the vaccine are combining with our natural blood clotting protein, fibrinogen, to cause it to turn into these bizarre rubbery polymers, these white fibrous clots instead.
Clayton Morris
And as we've had Dr. Peter McCullough on who's talked about how to go through the like, spike protein detox process. We'll, we'll have a link to that, those interviews here in the show. So people can check that out if they're curious. Because I want to give people a solution. Like if they've taken this thing, they don't want to wind up on a, an embalmer's table. The best process about trying to get, get this removed from your body. Right.
Thomas Haviland
You're right, Clayton. In fact, before these things form, they're micro clots, like I said first, before they aggregate into these large white fibrous clots. Now, there was a paper that came out very recently that said that they did in vitro study.
In a petri dish and they were able, using nattokinase, the natural supplement, to dissolve 84% of the micro clots in that petri dish. So that's very promising. Right. Hopefully we can do the same in, in humans. So that means we could give, people could take nattokinase before, you know, when they have the microclots, before they become these white fibrous clots. Because once they get to this size, then they have to be physically removed by endovascular specialists in what's called a cath lab, using flexible catheters. They have to be physically removed, but the trick is to stop them before they become these white fibrous clots by taking things like nanokinase to break down the microclots.
Clayton Morris
All right, Thomas Haviland, thank you for your incredible work on this, as always. And I think finally the dam is starting to break on this, I'm hoping. But of course, we still see television commercials pushing people to go out and get the COVID shots. And I mean, we've had Dr. Pierre Cory on the show who said these things need to be removed from the shelf immediately. They're that much of a danger. And you have these television commercials still telling people to go get it. It's, it's, it's criminal. I mean, to me, it's criminal at this point. Oh, it's criminal. It's been criminal the whole time. But now with so much information out there, how this is still allowed under the FDA is just mind boggling to me. Thomas, great to have you on the show. Thank you so much for your tireless work on this.
Thomas Haviland
Thank you, Clayton. Appreciate it.
Clayton Morris
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Date: December 10, 2025
Hosts: Natali and Clayton Morris + Guests
(Notable segments featuring Scott Horton, Thomas Haviland & others)
This Redacted News episode delivers the show’s signature skeptical take on Western government and mainstream media narratives, focusing primarily on the Ukraine war, U.S. and European influence, the figure of President Zelensky, and the broader themes of government overreach and propaganda. Key guests include Scott Horton (Antiwar.com) on Ukraine and Thomas Haviland discussing embalmers reporting post-COVID vaccine health phenomena. The episode also dives into DOJ expansions on tracking domestic extremism and Israel’s global propaganda efforts.
"You don’t hold any cards here, Zelensky, except the cards that NATO’s puppet-masters give you and your CIA handlers."
– Clayton Morris [07:18]
“The plan is to just win someday, or at least lose by just total defeat. But if you compromise and if you lose at the peace table, you sign a deal, then that's the stab in the back, that's betraying all the heroes who’ve died in the war so far.”
– Scott Horton [15:23]
“The Russians keep winning slowly and the Ukrainians keep losing slowly. If we had the same conversation in one year, I wouldn’t be shocked.”
– Scott Horton [29:02]
“If you can define government dissent as terrorism, the government has the power. This is an elastic political term, not a fixed category.”
– Natalie [33:01]
“Literally, the Declaration of Independence allows us…to talk about overthrowing the government. Now, the Department of Justice says that makes you a terrorist.”
– Natalie [39:42]
“The surveillance state is multiplying out of bounds. Now who's to stop it?”
– Natalie [43:04]
“So when you’re like, God, I wish Israel would stop bombing Christian churches in Gaza… but then you see this, like, ‘hey, they invented the drip system’… Then you’re like, well, then I forgive them.”
– Natalie [52:24]
Manipulation of Christian Influencers:
Weaponization of Islamophobia:
“Here’s the thing that kind of shocks me, Clayton. It’s wonderful these two gentlemen have come forward here in May of 2025 to talk about this. But where were they four years ago…?”
– Thomas Haviland [88:27]
On Western leaders' sincerity:
“There really is a syndrome of these people believe in their own BS…”
– Scott Horton [17:40]
On the U.S. position vis-à-vis Ukraine:
“Time is clearly on their side, as Trump and you just acknowledged. That’s the simple situation there.”
– Scott Horton [26:14]
Propaganda Irony:
“I believe in Santa more than the government. So… If you don’t believe in the government, you’re a domestic terrorist, I guess.”
– Natalie [32:47]
On surveillance and government overreach:
“If you have a constitution…they think you might be making bombs.”
– Chat Room Participant [38:17]
On American founding figures under current law:
“All of the Founding Fathers would be domestic terrorists.”
– Chat Room Participant [41:07]
| Topic | Timestamp (MM:SS) | | --- | --- | | Introduction, Ukraine overview | 01:21–09:21 | | Zelensky’s position/Western moves | 07:18–09:49 | | Scott Horton on peace plans, U.S. strategy | 09:49–17:40 | | Failure of peace, internal Ukrainian politics | 16:33–20:07 | | European fears, Putin response | 20:07–21:15 | | The reality of stalemate | 27:14–30:21 | | DOJ memo on domestic terrorism | 33:01–41:12 | | Surveillance, tech partnerships | 43:04–46:54 | | Israel’s propaganda campaign | 46:47–55:15 | | Weaponizing Islamophobia | 59:47–63:32 | | Embalmers/“white fibrous clots” (with Thomas Haviland) | 69:50–93:38 |
The episode intertwines foreign policy developments with warnings about domestic overreach, surveillance, and the manipulation of public opinion via media and curated social campaigns. Long segments are attributed directly, with a conversational, sometimes sardonic style and a strong anti-establishment bent.
Listeners are encouraged to question, seek independent verification, and remain alert to state and corporate messaging—and especially to avoid being swept into “boogeyman” narratives, whether about foreign adversaries or dissenting neighbors at home.