Redacted News: Trump Declaring Martial Law and Other Critical Issues
Release Date: April 14, 2025
Hosts:
- Clayton Morris: Former Fox News anchor with extensive journalism experience, committed to uncovering the truth.
- Natalie Morris: Co-host and collaborator with Clayton, focusing on legal, social, financial, and personal issues.
1. Trump Declaring Martial Law
Overview:
The episode delves into concerns raised by Democrats and fearmongers about former President Donald Trump potentially declaring martial law on April 20th. The hosts discuss the implications of such a move, referencing both historical precedents and current political tensions.
Key Discussions:
- Clayton Morris (00:04): Introduces the topic, highlighting Democrats' warnings about Trump seizing power and using the military to control the southern border.
- Daniel McAdams (04:33): Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute, dismisses the conspiracy theory, describing it as a "tinfoil hat level" notion. He criticizes James Carville's alarmist stance, stating, "If I were Trump, I'd be happy if these were my adversaries and my enemies because they're so dumb" (05:37).
- Natalie Morris (07:43): Brings up a Rutgers poll indicating that 55% of Democrats support the assassination of the president, exacerbating fears of civil war.
Notable Quotes:
- Daniel McAdams (07:43): "Folks, get real. It's never going to matter for you as much who is the president. It's not going to matter in your everyday lives."
- Clayton Morris (10:42): "The derangement is crazy right now."
2. Iran and Military Threats
Overview:
The hosts examine statements from Pete Hegseth, the Department of Defense Secretary, regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions and the potential for massive military actions if negotiations fail.
Key Discussions:
- Clayton Morris (14:23): Plays a segment featuring Pete Hegseth's stern warning about Iran, emphasizing the willingness to use force to prevent a nuclear weapon.
- Daniel McAdams (15:45): Critiques the aggressive stance, referencing Tulsi Gabbard's testimony that "the entirety of the United States intelligence community asserts that Iran is not working toward a nuclear weapon."
Notable Quotes:
- Pete Hegseth (14:23): "We're dead serious that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon... if we have to, we will, to prevent the nuclear bomb in Iran's hands."
- Daniel McAdams (16:58): "Let Israel handle its own affairs in the Middle East. Stop paying for them. Stop giving me weapons."
3. European Union's Misuse of Climate Funds
Overview:
Natalie Morris and Clayton Morris discuss the European Union's recent admission of funneling climate funds to left-wing lobbyist groups instead of their intended purpose. They explore the broader implications of such actions on European politics and daily life.
Key Discussions:
- Natalie Morris (01:27): Highlights the EU's misuse of climate money, attributing it to socialist leaders' agendas.
- Ralph Schoellhammer (24:22): Expert guest from Austria, elaborates on the EU's allocation of 7 billion euros to NGOs, comparing it to similar misuse of US aid funds by figures like Bill Kristol. He states, "This has been a circle industry that was very lucrative for all of those involved" (27:20).
Notable Quotes:
- Ralph Schoellhammer (26:00): "One of the movements that started it all, the Dutch farmers... the elites stick the finger to their ear, saying we cannot hear you."
- Natalie Morris (27:58): "Europeans have been asked to live with less because of this."
4. Aviation Disasters and DEI Concerns
Overview:
The episode covers recent aviation incidents, including a tragic helicopter crash in the Hudson River and two American Airlines regional jets clipping wings at Ronald Reagan National Airport. Former pilot and Boeing whistleblower Jim Desmond provides insights into potential causes and industry concerns.
Key Discussions:
- Jim Desmond (37:57): Explains that increased awareness due to social media might make aviation disasters seem more frequent, though many incidents go unnoticed.
- Clayton Morris (42:14): Questions whether Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are contributing to reduced standards in aviation safety.
- Jim Desmond (43:49): Highlights the importance of maintaining high standards, stating, "Aviation is still one of the safest means of travel."
Notable Quotes:
- Jim Desmond (38:49): "Airlines used to require 20/20 vision... If they lowered those standards for training, then it's DEI, which should not be permitted."
- Natalie Morris (44:17): "My father flies small planes and says aviation is the second most safe way to travel behind the American school bus."
5. CIA UFO Report and James Fox Interview
Overview:
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing a newly resurfaced CIA document detailing a Cold War-era UFO incident involving Soviet soldiers. Filmmaker and UFO investigator James Fox joins the show to provide expert analysis and share his extensive research on extraterrestrial encounters.
Key Discussions:
- Clayton Morris (49:09): Introduces James Fox and previews the CIA document, which describes humanoid beings emerging from UFO wreckage, turning soldiers to stone, and the subsequent secret lab analysis.
- James Fox (50:08): Shares firsthand accounts of UFO encounters, including a story from General Parviz Jafari in Tehran (50:36), emphasizing the need for peaceful contact rather than aggression.
- Discussion on Disclosure (56:37): James Fox criticizes the Pentagon's tight control over UFO information, suggesting that higher transparency is needed.
- James Fox (60:38): Addresses skepticism about UFO claims, recounting his collaboration with David Grusch and the risks involved in revealing classified information.
Notable Quotes:
- James Fox (52:47): "If you want this idea, how can you feel good about yourself?"
- Jim Desmond (54:52): "There are flight characteristics that we can't explain."
- James Fox (58:39): "They're lying to Congress under oath. Our hands are tied if DoD doesn't approve it."
Conclusion
In this episode of Redacted News, Clayton and Natalie Morris navigate through a landscape of political paranoia, international tensions, misuse of climate funds, aviation safety concerns, and groundbreaking revelations about UFO encounters. Through expert interviews and in-depth discussions, the hosts aim to provide their audience with a comprehensive understanding of these pressing issues, urging for transparency, accountability, and the preservation of truth in an increasingly complex world.
Notable Subscribers Comments:
- Natalie Morris: "This is the great Greek tragedy." (65:37)
- Clayton Morris: "We need to get past this." (64:46)
Additional Resources Mentioned:
- James Fox's Documentaries: Moment of Contact, The Phenomenon, Program James available on Amazon and Apple TV.
- Experts Featured: Daniel McAdams (Ron Paul Institute), Ralph Schoellhammer (Hammer Time Show), Jim Desmond (Former Pilot), and James Fox (UFO Investigator).
