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Natalie Morris (3:40)

All right, well, Gates Royale in the chat says this is a wild full moon. Absolutely it is a full moon. And we don't know what's going on with our software. So we're, we apologize. We're a little rough around the edges today. But we wanted to do a show because we prepared for it. It's a big news day. I'm having a good hair day. We have to go live. So thank you for joining us.

Clayton Morris (4:00)

It was her choice. I appreciate. Cancel the show. We got to cancel the show today.

Natalie Morris (4:03)

Thank for the close up on my hair.

Clayton Morris (4:05)

All sorts of issues today.

Natalie Morris (4:06)

So I washed and blow dried my hair. Yeah. And I see other people saying that Moats TV had an outage. It's just this is the day. Okay. I don't feel so bad. But we have news to get to. So the Trump administration went around the Israeli government and negotiated the release of a hostage that has dual citizenship. This person has Israeli and American passports. Never was there a better ad for holding an American passport than the fact that Israel has left this person to die. And the Trump administration cannot abide this. Now, reports are that the Netanyahu regime is not happy with this. They were left out of the negotiation. And Witkoff. I'm sorry, Steve Witkoff, the envoy to President Trump, is saying Israel is just not even trying. They're not trying to get their people back. Of course, we've reported that for months now that Israel is not trying to release the hostages. And in fact, that the Palestinians offer was always all for all because Israel has hundreds, hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. That's what Hamas wanted, was the release of those people. And Israel continues to pee in the pool, basically.

Clayton Morris (5:17)

Yeah. I mean, and so this all comes as multiple reports say that Trump is finished with Benjamin Netanyahu. Now, you saw this kind of happening over the weekend. Like, wait a second, is the Trump administration starting to really edge out the Netanyahu regime? Benjamin Netanyahu, of course, is wildly unliked right now in Israel. And Steve Witkoff saying that they want to continue this war. Continuing this war keeps Netanyahu in power. I'm telling you, a few weeks ago, of course, we reported here on the show that Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump are not friends. President Trump does not like Benjamin Netanyahu.

Natalie Morris (5:52)

According to. What's to like?

Clayton Morris (5:53)

According to sources inside the White House, that has been the case. And I swear to God, I had a feeling this was gonna happen. Not that I'm like a soothsayer, but I'm telling you, when Netanyahu starts to steal President Trump's thunder on a routine basis, like when President Trump. In the middle of the night. So it's the middle of the night, and Netanyahu releases these video messages basically praising the Trump administration for their alignment with Israel. And then you wake up on the east coast of the United States and these video messages have been released by Netanyahu at like, four in the morning, so they don't have a chance to respond. It makes President Trump look foolish on a number of different levels. And I think Scott Ritter nailed it when he says that basically, the reason that this is a problem for Israel is because President Trump is a narcissist. So look at this. He said Israel is the greatest single threat to the United States, a cancer that has disguised itself as part of the American body. America should be grateful that we elected a narcissist like Donald Trump as president. So think about that for a second, because let's be honest, Donald Trump is a narcissist. We know this yeah, he thinks he.

Natalie Morris (7:09)

Got the Pope elected.

Clayton Morris (7:10)

Yes, but this is a huge. The reason this is a big deal, that he's a narcissist, because that means that if you insult or sort of upstage him in a way, or his.

Natalie Morris (7:20)

Administration, or his administration, then what you're.

Clayton Morris (7:22)

Doing is you're gonna get a big middle finger. You're gonna be edged out and boxed out. And that's exactly what happened in these hostage negotiations. That Israel wasn't invited to it. They haven't been a party to it. They're being pushed out. And then suddenly the mainstream media, I'm talking this morning, the Guardian, the Financial Times, all suddenly saying that the west should be ashamed of itself for not calling out the genocide in Gaza. And what Israel has done in Gaza.

Natalie Morris (7:48)

Like, way to catch up. Yeah. How does this happen? Almost two years later, almost two years of death they've been able to abide, but now there's a red line. What is that? And in fact, even today, I almost fell out. Cindy McCain, the wife of John McCain, who wanted a war with Israel, with Iran, rather, on behalf of Israel, he wanted a war with Iran so bad he couldn't even stand it. And now Cindy McCain is saying that we have this aid because she's a representative for the United Nations, I believe, saying, we've. We've been sitting on this aid and people are starving. We should all be ashamed of ourselves. So even legacy warmongers are saying, this is enough. Now we can collectively say, we're starving these people. This is collective punishment. Now, over the weekend end, the Pope, the new Pope, Leo, called out the starvation of these people in, In Gaza. He said that humanitarian aid must reach them. Israel said we can't because these civilians are mixing with Hamas. So by that definition, if in your town there are terrorists or bad people or whatever, and you might have mixed with them, exchanged a straw or something like that, you know, at the little drink station, handed somebody something, then we should all starve. We should all be treated like this. Right. By that definition, they're mixing with. What were you gonna say?

Clayton Morris (9:13)

No, I'm just saying, like, so a lot of people in the chat say, yes, he is a narcissist. Others saying, well, Karen Q Says, sick of you redacted. Calling the president a narcissist. By the way, those were Scott Ritter's words. Those were not our words. But I think he's clearly, clearly, even Tucker Carlson called it out. He's a guy who talks about big crowd size, definitely is aware of his television presence.

Natalie Morris (9:37)

Like Well, I mean, this word in and of itself implies that you can't have love for other people before yourself. And I would say Donald Trump has a large ego and cares very much about perception. I don't know if, you know, it rises to the level of clinical narcissism where he can't love other people, if that's what you would object to. We have no business clinically diagnosing him as a narcissist. So point taken.

Clayton Morris (10:03)

Okay. Others are saying, oh, he's absolutely not a narcissist. Either way, it doesn't matter. He doesn't want Netanyahu upstaging him and setting the tone and tenor of any of this hostage negotiations or otherwise. And so you have the Trump administration just push them out of the conversation. We are not involved in this conversation. Israel is not involved in this hostage release conversation. We're gonna do it in other ways. He's flying to the Middle east with a lot on his plate right now, as Ron Paul wrote this morning. He's got a crap show that he's dealing with now in the Middle East. He's got Saudi Arabia, who basic align themselves with Iran and formalized a ceasefire and peace agreement together and basically brought relations back together between the two of them. He's got the Houthis, who, of course, the Trump administration is trying to put forward this idea that their show of force brought them to the table and now they don't want to fight anymore. It wasn't that at all. In fact, as Ron Paul pointed out, basically the Trump administration had to retreat from that because it was a failure.

Natalie Morris (11:14)

Right.

Clayton Morris (11:14)

That's what's happened. So he's going to the Mid east right now with a total crap show in front of him. What can he possibly pull out of that?

Natalie Morris (11:22)

Let's not forget that it's not that Israel made Trump look like a puppet, which is also true. Netanyahu threatened him, he gave him a pager, which is what they use to blow up senior officials in Lebanon. So to give somebody a weapon as a warning, I don't see that as anything other than an unveiled threat. So I think that President Trump has always known, I mean, even if his personality aside, I think a lot of people voted for him thinking he won't be pushed around by Netanyahu, which we have clear reports now that the Biden administration was. That Biden was a puppet of Israel the same way that the Obama administration was, the same way that many, many seniors, Seniors in the first Trump administration were. So what we're watching for now, as the hostage becomes released, which there are images of him today, he's supposedly returning to New Jersey within the next few days and Qatar is a party to this negotiation, he will meet with President Trump. Is what is the narrative around his treatment? Will Israel try to. Because Israel left him to die, full stop. They left him to die. Right. Will they say, well, he was really poorly treated? I think that's kinda on you also, if you left him there, that's also on the Zionist government. Go ahead.

Clayton Morris (12:49)

Well, and also we've reported multiple times that these hostages have not been important to the Israeli government, full stop. And that is why you have massive amounts of protests in the street of Tel Aviv.

Natalie Morris (13:01)

Yes.

Clayton Morris (13:01)

Because the release of these hostages has not been important to the Benjamin Netanyahu regime. The moment all of those hostages are released and this war ends, Benjamin Netanyahu is out of power. Those aren't my words. Those are multiple words of high ranking officials who know and study this very, very deeply and have pointed out that he has been hanging on by tinderhooks. If this war ends, Netanyahu is out of power. He's not well liked and you even had those of like Ahold Omert, who's basically running against him saying this, that the whole problem is not with Hamas, it's not with Hezbollah. The former Prime Minister of Israel saying the main problem is Netanyahu. Listen to this.

Ahold Omert (13:43)

I will say it. The real enemy that we have is not Iran, which is an enemy. It's not Hezbollah, which is an enemy. It's not Hamas, which is an enemy. The real enemy is from within the messianic, crazy, extreme groups of Israelis that think that they can kick out the Palestinians and annex the territories. I'm fighting against them, I'm campaigning against them. And I think that this is incumbent upon the Israeli government and Netanyahu. Unfortunately, Netanyahu depends on them politically to the extent that he closes eyes and he allows them to do things which are totally intolerable and unacceptable.

Natalie Morris (14:30)

What I appreciate so much about that is the inability to reduce things to a binary. So a lot of times if you speak out against the Israeli government, you're accused of supporting Hamas. Obviously that's not the case. You can wish for peace without supporting what Hamas has done, what they stand for, anything like that. So yeah, again, the Spanish fly loves.

Clayton Morris (14:52)

Is such a troll of this redacted siding with Hamas. When did we side with a terrorist organization? Yeah, I'm sorry that that didn't happen on our show at all. I don't know if you've been paying attention. But what we've been talking about is the, is the demon Benjamin Netanyahu, who's being edged out of this entire conversation. I think the writing is on the wall. I think President Trump knows that. I think you have members of the Trump administration that know that. But you're seeing the same playing card all being played out here. And this is exactly what Zionists are doing right now, coming out to slam President Trump for edging out. Just read Twitter over the past 48 hours like, we know what you're doing here. JD Vance. We know what you're doing here. President Trump. You're basically edging out Israel. You're throwing Israel under the bus in all of this. Mark Levin, who, you know here's a Zionist. He, he's, he, he absolutely wants war and he's a warmonger. He absolutely wants war with Iran, says, I believe the Saudis and the Qataris plan to pressure our country for a Palestinian state, or something akin to it, during this trip. For Qatar, it means a permanent terrorist state. It will continue to fund to destroy Israel. Remember, Qatar is a close ally of Iran's and has spent billions on Hamas, the Taliban and terror groups throughout the world. For the Saudis, they believe it will be a face saving measure to enable them to join the Abraham Accords. No one has told me this. I'm just watching and observing. So he's like saying, hey, I don't know any info. I'm, you know, part of this Trump administration now. I don't know anything about this.

Natalie Morris (16:18)

Oh, he also was observing that there have been found secret Iranian nuclear sites. Now he, he just observed that after almost two decades of the, a full decade of the Obama administration sanctioning them on the assumption that they had nukes and never being able to prove it, all of a sudden now when Israel starts to lose the narrative, when Israel starts to show its fangs, oh, wait, I found it. I found it. My mom went looking for it because no one can find anything unless mom goes looking. And you know it well.

Clayton Morris (16:52)

And yeah, and you had Glenn Greenwald coming out pointing out Mark Levin. He said, here we go. You're gonna see, Zionists are gonna come out of the woodwork right now. They're gonna use the same talking points that got us into war in Iraq, Saddam's weapons of mass destruction. It's the same playbook these neocons have been using for the last 20 years. Don't fall for it. So regardless of how you feel about Israel, you can separate Israel from The corrupt regime that is the Benjamin Netanyahu regiment. Okay. I have people, friends who used to work for Benjamin Netanyahu and have told me personally how corrupt the man is. They don't work for him anymore. They know you can stand with Israel, but you can absolutely abhor the Netanyahu regime. And I think the writing is on the wall. It's gonna be very interesting over the next few days to see what President Trump does in the Middle east with this trip. And again, it's one of those things where the United States was saying, we want this hostage back. We're gonna negotiate to get it done. Israel is stepping in our way. It's getting in our way. They do not want these hostages released because hostages being released means it could potentially mean an end to this conflict, an end to this war, and therefore the Netanyahu government would crumble.

Natalie Morris (18:03)

Well, you see it, though now. There's a sense of urgency by President Netanyahu. Over the weekend, he spoke of his plan to destroy the Gaza Strip. But this is a quote from him. But the problem as he sees it, is that not enough host countries will take the displaced civilians. Here's a quote. We are destroying more and more homes. You just say that, you know. Yeah.

Clayton Morris (18:26)

Well, by the way, we should point out four days ago or five days ago, Netanyahu said, we will occupy all of Gaza.

Natalie Morris (18:31)

Right.

Clayton Morris (18:32)

And the Trump administration was like, wait a minute, no. So we are going to step in and try to negotiate, actually having peace talks and make sure with Iran on the nuclear deal, we're not going to use you in this conversation. Also, we're going to negotiate the end and release of our own hostages without you. So this was a. I think that could have been the moment.

Natalie Morris (18:52)

Yeah.

Clayton Morris (18:52)

When Netanyahu comes out and says, we will occupy all of Gaza basically in perpetuity. And the Trump administration is like, when? What? Come on. Whoa. Really? This is going to happen? I think that could have been the catalyst moment. I don't know. Let us know what you think in the comments.

Natalie Morris (19:06)

Well, let me. Let me finish this quote, because I just. I can't say that it's. But I said it, so I'm going to. So here's what he said. We are destroying more and more homes, and Gazans have nowhere to return to. The only inevitable outcome will be the wish of Gazans to emigrate outside of the Gaza Strip. And so his problem is that there are not enough host countries to take them. Israel, even. Even though there's innocent civilians. Israel, It's a non. Grata. They can't go there. Right. So here's a little bit of a thought exercise. Let's pretend that every resident of the Gaza Strip said, okay, well, we're going to live in Cyprus or whatever. Would Israel still pursue them in another place? Obviously not. It's not the people they want, it's the land, clearly. All right.

Clayton Morris (19:52)

Yeah. No, And Linda says Cezanne in our chat, in our YouTube chat, she says redacted is not anti Semitic. No, I mean, of course not. They, and we, meaning she, Linda, as well, are anti Zionist. Will you people please educate yourselves about this, please? I think. No. Our chat room is very.

Natalie Morris (20:09)

I appreciate what you say, ma' am.

Clayton Morris (20:10)

But our chat room is very educated on this. There might be a few people that don't understand the difference, but seriously, just educate yourself on that.

Natalie Morris (20:18)

And absolutely. We, our kids went to a diplomatic school. We know a lot of Israeli diplomats. We don't want this murderous reputation to affect innocent people who have nothing to do with this. Right. We want this. This is fostering anti Semitism because you meet a Jewish person in the world and you think they must be okay with genocide. That's. This is how it's affecting them in the world. Right. It's not right. It shouldn't be this way, and it has to end for it to happen.

Clayton Morris (20:48)

And friend of the show, Glenn Greenwald, who is Jewish and a journalist, saying, you know, as an American citizen, you should also, you have the right as an American citizen to say that you don't want your US Tax dollars going to killing innocent people, killing children, killing women. Yes. Oh, you could justify, oh, they're terrorists killing Hamas. I still don't. I don't want my American tax dollars going to kill anybody. So as an American citizen, I don't want any bombs going into these bunkers, hitting these civilian hospitals. That. I don't want any of that. The same thing in Ukraine.

Natalie Morris (21:20)

But what do you make of the fact that the. Because, I mean, you think of the headlines that we've experienced, for instance, when the Israeli military killed those 15 medics that had their lights on. And they said, oh, they were being aggressive. We didn't, you know, and then when the video came out, they said, well, it was just a mistake. And the headline from the BBC was, israel, you know, admits something. Something. Well, no, it's not that they have admitted anything. They were caught lying. Why is the media all of a sudden reporting on reality?

Clayton Morris (21:57)

I don't know. That's the big question to me. What do you guys think about this? So over the past 48 hours, the Trump administration is distancing themselves from the the demon that is Benjamin Netanyahu. I mean, he is Satan by all accounts. And the Israeli people have been protesting by the tens of thousands against this guy. So I think the writing is on the wall of the fall of this demon in Israel. And maybe the Israeli people can have a government that is not, you know, is not aligned with Netanyahu and that party. So you have that over the past 48 hours, the Trump administration distancing themselves. Then you have multiple mainstream media publications which are never on the side of Trump. Right. Financial Times, the Guardian and others coming out with headlines on how the west, we in the west should be ashamed of ourselves for not having called attention to the ethnic cleansing that's been taking place in Gaza. Why do you think that is? Like something has shifted and I'm not sure exactly what it is.

Natalie Morris (22:59)

We, the west is just the way you reported it. The rest of us have a pretty stinking clear conscience.

Clayton Morris (23:05)

And why are you blaming us? Like we've been reporting it from the very beginning, redacted. Like we've been very.

Natalie Morris (23:11)

And in fact, social media is pretty clear on who the aggressors here. So we, I think they're only reporting on themselves. You can't even blame the American people for it.

Clayton Morris (23:21)

Or are they also blaming like the Biden administration was quiet. I mean maybe they're blaming the collective. I don't know.

Natalie Morris (23:26)

It's we the elite. Really weird, I suppose we, the Biden administration and the media. But for the most part, the collective we is pretty not okay with this.

Clayton Morris (23:34)

This. Yeah, I don't think any like you can all you can be against a terrorist group called Hamas. You can be against brutally killing random people like what hamas did on October 7th. But you can also be against an ethnic cleansing and a genocide, wiping out women and children, killing tens of thousands of civilians. You can also be against those things.

Natalie Morris (23:55)

Or yeah, if you were going to rebind the clock. You can be against kidnapping Palestinians and graping them without a giant. Long before October 7, we were against that too.

Clayton Morris (24:05)

Videra Kerr in our rumble chat says Israel is not ruled from within Israel. They are ruled from global bankers, mostly in London on the London square mile called the banking cabal.

Natalie Morris (24:17)

We'll look into that. I went down a banking cabal rabbit hole last night. That's why the newsletter was so late about the banking cabal that killed Pope John Paul. I Do you know about this? Do you want to go down this Rabbit hole with me because it kept me up really late. This. I didn't know about it because it happened when I was one month old, but that's some stuff. Are we gonna do that? Let's do that together. Okay. I'm gonna read the book. You're gonna, we're gonna get back to this. But I wanna know what you know. If you've already known this.

Clayton Morris (24:49)

Surveyor of bear says IDF killed a lot more than Hamas did on October 7th. That's been well documented. Yes. Davey says don't buy it. A false flag. Incoming again. Whenever I see this stuff, yeah, I always smell false flags. So, like, what kind of a false flag? The media is now calling out Israel. Like, something is really fishy here. Trump is turning away from the Netanyahu regime. Like, I don't know, I smell a fish. I smell something funny. I smell something funky.

Natalie Morris (25:20)

All right, okay. The Pope book. If we're gonna do this, we're gonna do this together. Name of the book is called In God's Name by David Yallup. It was an instant hit in 1984. I was in kindergarten, so I missed it. I'm not gonna miss it now. Yeah, we're. We're coming back around to this. So let me know if you're in. You're in or you're in. You're unredacted, so you're in. You have to be in on all conspiracies. That's why you came here.

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Natalie Morris (27:35)

All right, all right. The chat is. A lot of people already know about this John Paul bit. Oh, yeah, I appreciate that.

Clayton Morris (27:42)

The smiling, the smiling bit.

Natalie Morris (27:44)

And yeah, and some are asking what are the books we read? We both are on Goodreads, which I know is owned by Amazon. Don't judge. So if you'd like to see the books that we're reading there, it's just Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris on Goodreads.

Clayton Morris (27:55)

I am reading Thick ass book, right? It's like 700 pages on Mao. If you really want to understand the barbarity of Mao, Mao Zedong in China. It's painful. It's painful to read and it's excellently written. Amazing, amazing work. But just to understand the barbarity of communism, to understand the famine, the forced, the long march, like all of these pieces of Mao's history and what he did to just millions and millions of Chinese. And it's hard to believe that it wasn't even a hundred years ago, this kind of barbarity that exists. So it's important to understand that as you have a lot of people on the left who love to praise socialism and praise communism, really, maybe you should read this book. You should read this book to understand the barbarity of it all. With Stalin's help funneling weapons and material and support for Mao and just how cunning and basically what a coward the guy is, an absolute coward. The guy is who his father was, really a capitalist. I'm sorry, I'm going off on a tangent here, but I'm just fascinated by this part his father was able to buy land because he worked hard and was able to have a family farm because he worked hard and he was able to provide. And he became. He actually rose up from the bottom because in many ways he was a capitalist.

Natalie Morris (29:24)

But he denounced his land owning family when he decided, you know, that those Mao did.

Clayton Morris (29:31)

Mao. Oh yeah. And he eschewed hard work like go out in the field and help with the farm, son. And he was like, he couldn't stand to get his hands dirty. To me it's like emblematic of communism and socialism. And here his father was by all accounts a capitalist and was able to bring like wealth and prosperity to his family. And here's this little piece of garbage coward who didn't do any hard work, gave up his fam, like basically didn't want anyone having land. It's really fascinating. It's a good read and it's a long one, so.

Natalie Morris (30:06)

That's nice.

Clayton Morris (30:07)

Yeah, it's not.

Natalie Morris (30:08)

It's actually the opposite of nice.

Clayton Morris (30:10)

It's not nice. It's the opposite of that.

Natalie Morris (30:12)

Speaking of nice, I finished a book this weekend called Brightsided, How Positive Thinking is Under Mining America. And I'm having an existential crisis about it because I didn't realize how communist New age commitment to positive psychology is. And now I'm going to be cranky again. I've been given permission to not do that super positive mumbo jumbo. And yeah, we're going to do that.

Clayton Morris (30:36)

Love that.

Natalie Morris (30:37)

So, yeah, you shall all be prepared. No, but it's fantastic book. Amazing.

Clayton Morris (30:42)

Someone in the chat says, stop spreading lies about Stalin. Trojan says, stop saying lies about Stalin. Go to Russia and learn the true about him. Learn the true about him. Well, all I said was that Stalin was helping, was helping the Red army, which he was, and he was helping to funnel material and weapons across the border. That absolutely is the case. So that's all I said about it. So that, that's not a. That's not a lie.

Natalie Morris (31:09)

If you'd like to refute that, then, yeah, come for Clayton.

Clayton Morris (31:12)

That's all I said. That's all I said. But yeah, feel free to come for me personally. But.

Natalie Morris (31:16)

Okay, all right, all right. Well, what is happening in the United Kingdom? After years of flooding their borders with illegal migrants, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says this is not a good idea. Okay. Do you realize that the UK government arrested people for saying that mass migration is leading to violence and social decay? But now this fool is free to say it from his pulpit. Watch.

Keir Starmer (31:49)

Let me put it this way, nations depend on rules, fair rules. Sometimes they're written down, often they're not. But either way, they give shape to our values, guide us towards our rights, of course, but also our responsibilities, the obligations we owe to each other. Now, in a diverse nation like ours, and I celebrate that, these rules become even more important. Without them, we risk becoming an island of strangers, not a nation that walks forward together. So when you have an immigration system that seems almost designed to permit abuse, that encourages some businesses to bring in lower paid workers rather than invest in our young people, or simply one that is sold by politicians to the British people on an entirely false premise, then you're not championing growth, you're not championing justice, or however else people defend the status quo. You're actually contributing to the forces that are slowly pulling our country apart. So, yes, I believe in this. I believe we need to reduce immigration significantly. That's why some of the policies in this white paper go back nearly three years. Why I told the Labour Party conference taking back control is a Labor argument. And why, most importantly of all, inward migration is already falling with this government.

Natalie Morris (33:38)

Okay, that's weird that he is saying this after his own government. I mean, I guess this is the way of it in the United Kingdom is the Prime Minister can casually do what they'd like, like have parties during COVID meanwhile arresting others for doing that same thing. They can say now that illegal immigration is a problem. They can say, we need to have rules, we need to preserve our culture. But people have been arrested for saying exactly that thing on social media, that it's kind of worth it to be British. That's what we are. We have a culture, we have a language. We would like to maintain that. I mean, how is it. What, how, why, why now? I mean, I, I don't understand why this about face other than he has been faced with the social decay of merging too many people like the Tower of Babel in one place. So now some of the rules, and we're going to get Jim Ferguson to talk about this tomorrow, who's in the UK and has been warning about this. Some of the rules include, you must assimilate, you must learn English. Many countries already have these rules. You must learn the language of the country you're trying to get the passport to. So why Clayton? Why now?

Clayton Morris (34:53)

I don't know. And it's the same weird thing where these guys run on a certain platform, like Mark Carney in Canada. They say one thing and then as soon as they're in, they're sort of pivoting. He praised President Trump last week for his stance on. On it, on immigration and closing the border. Like, I don't exactly understand it. Again, there's gotta be some weird shift here because how do you just realize that your country is collapsing under the weight of illegal immigration? I mean, just look at Scotland, look at Ireland, look all around, look on the streets, look at the crime where girls are just walking through parks in the middle of the UK and they're just raped, they're attacked on a regular basis. This is happening all across Europe. There must be something, There must be something after President Trump meets with Keir Starmer last week.

Natalie Morris (35:44)

Yeah.

Clayton Morris (35:45)

And they have this agreement, they put this new trade agreement in place together and they've sort of aligned themselves in a way. I can't help but wonder if something came out of those talks about their immigration status.

Natalie Morris (35:59)

With whom?

Clayton Morris (36:00)

With Trump last week with the UK trade deal. If there was some sort of backroom dealing about putting your foot down about illegal immigration.

Natalie Morris (36:09)

Or do you think he just was embarrassed that the United States is making an effort to preserve its culture and language? And now the United States, I don't.

Clayton Morris (36:17)

Think they feel any embarrassment. Do these guys ever feel embarrassment? They've gone through so many things. They've done ridiculous things. They literally clamping down on free speech in this country. If you post, if you post memes about certain things, you could be arrested. J.D. vance told him right to his face about this and he stood his ground and pushed back on this issue. It's been a total lie. So I don't know, I can't make heads of this. I also don't understand again how the west is suddenly coming around on a couple of issues over the past 72.

Natalie Morris (36:46)

Hours after their utter commitment to talking nonsense, to pretending that it's okay. Over the weekend, fellow YouTuber Paul Joseph Watson uploaded a video called Manchester is a sh Hole. And some of the data about Manchester and I love that he played Life is a Pigsty by Morrissey, one of my favorite songs. Some of the data is that it's like triple the amount in the last decade of people are carrying blades, knives, just to knife each other. Like this is what life is like. So did it take this to get all the way there? I mean, I guess we don't have to go all the way to apocalyptic, but why now? So again, this is something we're gonna talk to Jim Ferguson about tomorrow. And again, the language and, and the sort of, the, the top down policing of thought. For instance, who wasn't in the royal family, one of the senior royals that was clearly not Harry and Meghan was at a diplomatic event and asked somebody with black skin, where are you from? And got called a racist. And they said, well, I'm English. And they said, yes, but where's your family from? And that person took such offense to the idea of being asked where their roots were because they, they said, see, the royal family is super racist. So you see a black person and you think, oh, but where do you hail from? Right, Because English people are, have not seen the sun, they don't have dark pigment. That's an offensive question. This has been a top down narrative is that English people do not look white, full stop. And we don't have our own culture.

Clayton Morris (38:30)

You can't, you can't have your own culture anymore. I mean, people are so offended. It's ridiculous. And you want to look at how has immigration in the past 10 years, has it been good for Britain? So a recent YouGov poll shows overwhelming majority of Britons think that it's been bad for their country. So maybe they're reading the tea, maybe they're reading the awful British tea leaves and realizing that, you know what, most actual Brits don't want illegal immigration anymore. They don't want all of these refugees pouring into their countries.

Natalie Morris (39:04)

You don't even have to be a wealthy country to not want illegal immigration. Portugal is now deporting illegal immigrants because people don't like it. They like to have their safety of their own nationality. What a novel thought.

Clayton Morris (39:19)

And it's also massively increased unemployment. So then you have all of these people who are unemployed. Just look at the Danish people. I mean, this is a. So you had, in Denmark, most husbands and wives both work, right? And so when you pay into this big system, you're paying all these taxes, you get universal healthcare. The way that you're able to get this universal healthcare is because both families are working and they're pouring into the system. So then you had all of these illegal immigrants, of course, who've poured into that particular country. And then on top of it, now they're, you know, the wife is staying home and so they're seeing women at home walking strollers down the street in Denmark. And this is totally at odds with the way that that culture operates. But they're also getting free health care. So now the woman is at home with a child, this immigrant who's poured into this country and the husband and wife who have been there for 40 years, both work. So it doesn't it totally upends the culture. It totally upends society. And so they're taxing a lot of the healthcare system in these countries, from Scotland to Ireland to the uk all across Europe, this is happening, and they can't afford it. And it's. You're supposed to. Oh, you're. Then you're a xenophobe. You're a xenophobe. If you oppose this. No. Your country is collapsing under the weight of all of this.

Natalie Morris (40:38)

Yeah. Even in Sweden. Do you want to be Sweden? Oh, yes.

Clayton Morris (40:42)

The Pope spoke about this, the new Pope, Leo.

Natalie Morris (40:44)

This was a soundbite from before, I believe he was elected, but he said illegal immigration is a problem, but we need to give basic decency and respect to every human being. He has, single, in one sentence, said what no leader has been able to say. And that's how we feel about. That's how any reasonable person should feel about it. So, anyhow, all right, we're gonna talk about reasonable drug prescription prices, because the Trump administration. So I know it says there on your rundown that we're going to talk about illegal migration in the United States, and we were going to have a guest, but again, I told you we had technical difficulties, so we are unable. So I'm sorry, you're going to have to come back tomorrow.

Clayton Morris (41:25)

A bunch of people in the chat saying that apparently Zoom was under some big cyber attack today. Zoom, a lot of people. There was, like, a big power outage in Europe, so there's apparently a lot of technical issues today.

Natalie Morris (41:36)

We will not take it personally.

Clayton Morris (41:38)

And there's a lot of. So Zoom was down. There was all sorts of issues. And I know a lot of different shows had issues with this today, but we showed up.

Natalie Morris (41:46)

Clayton, I'm proud of us. We're doing the thing. We did the research, so we're just.

Clayton Morris (41:50)

Going to talk like the 40,000 of you that are watching right now. We really appreciate it and, you know, we apologize for. We had a bunch of guests lined up on the show today, but because of all these technical issues.

Natalie Morris (42:00)

We apologize, but we're here.

Clayton Morris (42:01)

We're here.

Natalie Morris (42:02)

Okay, So I do, though, want to skip to the last segment that we had planned here about Trump's prescription plan, because, number one, Democrats should eat shit because they promised this and they never delivered. It was a Democratic pro promise. Also, they tanked it when Trump tried to do this during his first term. You may not remember, but we did. So we're going to go over what might happen when Big Pharma takes this back to the courts, because they do not want this. And if you have seen the movie the Fugitive, you know how desperate. I know that's fiction, but again, the idea that big pharma may get desperate here if they can't surcharge you for Tylenol.

Clayton Morris (42:42)

People saying the London Underground had a whole blackout today as well.

Natalie Morris (42:45)

Did they?

Clayton Morris (42:46)

Yeah.

Natalie Morris (42:46)

Oh, okay.

Clayton Morris (42:47)

And then you had the, you had the big blackout in Newark, New Jersey the other day with, I mean, again, these systems that run on. It's like there's like a hamster on a little wheel that runs. It keeps these things going.

Natalie Morris (42:59)

Right. Okay. Before we talk about this prescription plan business, I want to tell you about our friends over at American Financing. Because the Federal Reserve last week kept interest rates the same, which means we don't know what the heck our economy is going to do. So if you are still living on high interest debt on your credit cards or what have you, you should call our friends over at American Financing. So what they do is they have salary consultants and they can look at your assets and they can look at your liabilities and they can help you decide if you should leverage your assets, which most of the. Of. For most of us, that's our main home. Should you leverage that asset to stop digging yourself into the red, but instead building your family's wealth? This is not something that's for everybody, but they can teach you if it is or not. And again, it's just one of the many tools in your financial toolbox that wealthy people do all the time. They leverage their assets. They don't just hoard and hold. That's not how you build wealth. So call them at 866-890-8434. That's 866-890-8433 or visit american financing.netacted Again, this is just something set aside an hour. Study it, ask the questions and see if it can help you get out of debt. So Again, that's American financing.netacted or call 866-890-8434. All right, well, the White House and RFK Jr. The Secretary of Health and Human Services, announced a new plan to reduce prescription prescription drug prices by up to 80%. But don't get excited because they've tried this before and Big Pharma went to the courts and stopped it and Joe Biden canceled it altogether. So this is not new. What's new is that maybe they can implement this time. So let's study it before we start getting excited about affordable medicine. This means that they are going to use something called most favored nation prices, meaning that Americans should pay the lowest cost of prescription medicine like they do abroad. Uh, so here is what the executive order looks like. Do we have that? I can hold for a second? Okay, I'll. I'll show you the order in just a second. So what it says, not American financing. Sorry, we're a little behind. Okay, I'll just keep telling you what this is. What? It says that if the government comes up with rules to make sure Americans pay the same low prices, there it is, not just with Medicaid and Medicare, like the last order, but for everyone, even people with private health insurance or prescription plans or cash pay. Now, here's one of many examples. I had a friend who had dual residency in Portugal and the United States, and that friend was battling cancer. Her doctors prescribed a cancer drug that she had to take two or three times that was not covered by insurance, and it was upwards of $1,500. And she said, well, then I'm going to go and take it in Portugal, since I live there part of the year. Then I'll pay just a few hundred euros for this drug rather than thousands. And this is a similar story that people who live abroad know. Actually, I can pay actual prices of drugs if I leave the United States. But in the United States, it will be surged. President Trump had a similar story about his friend who he says, it was on the fat drug. We're presuming that's Ozempic watch.

Donald Trump (46:22)

And I just paid for this damn fat drug I take. I said, it's not working. I mean, I'll tell you a story. A friend of mine who's a businessman, very, very, very top guy, most of you would have heard of him, highly neurotic, brilliant businessman, seriously overweight. And he takes the fat, the fat shot drug. And he called me up and he said, president. He calls me. He used to call me Donald, now he calls me President. So that's nice, respect. But he's a rough guy, smart guy, very successful, very rich. I wouldn't even know how we would know this, but. Because he's got comments. President, could I ask you a question? What? I'm in London and I just paid for this damn fat drug I take. I said, it's not working. He said. He said, I just paid $88, and in New York, I pay $1,300. What the hell is going on? He said, so I checked, and it's the same box, made in the same plant by the same company. It's the Identical pill that I buy in New York and here I'm paying $88 in London, in New York, I'm paying $1,300. Now, this is a great businessman, but he's not familiar with this crazy situation that we have. But he was stunned. But it was just one of those stories and, and I brought it up with the drug companies represented by somebody who's very, very smart, good person too. And we argued about it for about half hour and then finally he just said, because they can't justify it. He just said, look, you got me. You got me. I can no longer just. They've been, you know, they've been justifying this crap for years. They said, oh, it's research and development. I said, well, research and development. Other countries should pay research, research and development too. It's for their benefit.

Natalie Morris (48:22)

All right, so this is a very common refrain for people who've lived abroad. They know that anytime you leave the United States, those countries do not allow price surging of medical care and pharmaceuticals because especially when insurance is involved. Here's an invoice from. I just was able to scroll through. When we lived abroad, my daughter had an ophthalmology check checkup and the exam cost €38 total. So that's about $40. And my insurance paid 13 of it. I had to pay 15. That was the price. They didn't surge it because I had insurance. Plus my insurance was €2,000 per year for all five of us because. And healthcare was excellent when we lived in Portugal. Because they cannot surge it just because you have insurance. They pay the actual price of it. That was a price price of a 15 minute eye checkup and the doctor got paid. It's crazy. So same thing with the cost of drugs. Europeans pay reasonable prices, Americans don't because big pharma can search those prices. That's why they fought so hard, the insurance industry against the Trump administration. For Trump 1.0 his first term to make them disclose hospital prices. They lost that one in court as well. They don't want you to know how much they surge prices. But we know now. So will this executive order stop that? Well, it may, it may succeed this time. Number, because it's not aimed at medical care. We're just talking about pharma right now. But it's aimed at all consumers, not just Medicaid and Medicare. So it's for all of us. So that's encouraging. Let's look at what the Trump administration did in, during their first term In September of 2020, President Trump, Trump signed a similar executive order. But look at the date here. September 13, 2020. So this was just before Trump was seeking reelection. Why did it not go into effect? Because Big Pharma sued. Here's the lawsuit again. Look at the date. The lawsuit says the Trump administration doesn't have the right to do this. It will cut into our profits. It will delay medicines for people. But the date of this lawsuit is December of 2020. The Trump administration was already outgoing by this time. They didn't fight it very hard because they knew that they could not see it through. And then President Biden, one of his first executive orders, rescinded it all together. So the Trump administration has tried to do this before. It's the Democrats who took it away and said, actually, no, we need to let Big Pharma surge their prices. The Democrats. Okay, so here is RFK Jr today talking about how this is a failed Democratic policy. They could have been victory lapping this all along during the Biden administration, and they failed us.

RFK Jr. (51:23)

This is an extraordinary day. This is an issue that, you know, I grew up in the Democratic Party, and every major democratic leader for 20 years been making this promise to the American people. This will was the fulcrum of Bernie Sanders runs for presidency, that he was going to eliminate this discrepancy between Europe and the United States. As it turns out, none of them were doing it. It's one of these promises that politicians make to their constituents, knowing that they'll never have to do it. And the reason they'll never have to do it is because they know that Congress is controlled in so many ways by the pharmaceutical industry. There's at least one pharmaceutical lobbyist for every congressman, every senator in Capitol Hill, and every member of the Supreme Court. Some estimates three pharmaceutical companies. The industry itself spends three times what the next largest lobbyist spends on lobbying. So this was an issue that people talked about, but nobody wanted to do anything because it was radioactive. They knew you couldn't get it by Congress. We now have a president who is a man of his word, who has the courage. President Trump was taking money from the pharmaceutical industry too. I think they gave you $100 million, but he can't be bought.

Natalie Morris (52:49)

I found that really interesting admission that President Trump is still funded by Big Pharma, but he's doing it anyway. They will sue him him, absolutely. They will revive their case that was dropped by Joe Biden and say, you can't do this. But there is some maybe reason to think positive here that the Trump administration could win. Number one, President Trump didn't do this until the last few weeks of his last administration. So he didn't have it in him to fight. He couldn't have anyway. It would have been a waste of time. Now he's doing it quite early in his administration, so he will have the bandwidth to back it up in court. In the first lawsuit, Big Pharma argued that the rule effectively amends Medicare status without congressional approval, which is beyond the agency's power. But Congress actually, given that it's Republican controlled, could vote to put some teeth into this and amend Medicare. That's possible. I mean, I don't know if they will will, you know, but it's possible. Republicans haven't shown a huge appetite for lowering, lowering the cost of prescription drugs and sticking it to Big Pharma, but maybe if President Trump is their leader, they'll do it too. And then the second, the last point that I thought maybe is that HHS is run by a lawyer. RFK Jr has extensive experience suing Big Pharma and the medical industry. So if he crafts the rulemaking process by which they set prescription drugs and he looks at what their arguments were from the first litigation, maybe it will be more defensible in a court of law. But they will fight. I mean, oh, of course, this is 100% speculation, but I'm, I would take it to the bank. They will fight.

Clayton Morris (54:37)

Well, they did. And because, you know, judges blocked this before unelected bureaucrats. And judges of course, like bow to this before their own. They're run by Big Pharma. They take their money from these people. They're so all, you know, all these media organizations, these judges, all of these people have so much money flowing into them from Big Pharma, of course they're going to stand in the way. And to me, again, people want to understand this. You know, if you want to understand socialism, look at Big Pharma and the lobbyist power that artificially set these drug prices massively higher than they would in the UK and other places. That's socialism. They're picking winners and losers through the government. The government. If this wasn't so, if we wanted it to be a capitalist society, we want this to be an open and fair playing field, then allow these companies to compete on the global scale. Allow these companies to compete. If you've got the best.

Natalie Morris (55:31)

We have anti monopoly laws that is supposed to prevent them from having a monopoly on the pharmaceuticals and then price gouging us, but they do it anyway because it's allowed in the United States and I see this commenter in the Rumble chat saying, oh, no, the government should not be involved in price setting. Okay? But the government is allowing price gouging where other governments do not. And who benefits is people who live abroad who get reasonable prices for their drugs. Not a surged price, not a $900 epidural.

Clayton Morris (56:05)

I mean, again, it already is happening. The government is already setting these prices. This is socialism in the United States. There are certain sectors of the government that pick winners and losers, right? Like ethanol, for crying out loud. Ethanol, corn subsidy. The government is picking, like the subsidized, this garbage stuff that we throw in our gasoline. If the market was allowed to settle this, no one would be shoving this in their gasoline. But it's because government chose winners and losers in the same way that they're doing with the pharmaceutical companies. Companies. And as someone else pointed out in our chat room, like Fox News and MSNBC and CNN shouldn't be brought to you by Pfizer. Like all of these segments, we should be able to decouple pharmaceutical advertising from mainstream media, especially when mainstream broadcast channels are receiving federal government money already. Taxpayer dollars, right. I mean, think about. Their money would dry up massively almost every commercial that they run. If you watch like Fox News in the afternoon or something, you watch MSNBC in the afternoon, it's all old people that are watching that stuff.

Natalie Morris (57:11)

Yeah, right.

Clayton Morris (57:11)

They're like 75 years old. And so it's all like pharmaceutical ads, right?

Natalie Morris (57:16)

Yep.

Clayton Morris (57:17)

So they would lose all of their advertising. They wouldn't be able to stand up anymore.

Natalie Morris (57:21)

So let us know what you think is gonna happen. I mean, we have to watch it. Because if something like this requires congressional approval and President Trump leaves needs the charge to get us reasonably priced goods and Republican lawmakers don't follow suit and they tank it. We gotta watch this, right? We have to be. We have to keep them. We have to keep the awareness. Because maybe we don't know that President Trump already tried this during his first term and it was rescinded by Joe Biden. We can't look away. So stay with us on this. We're gonna watch it. All right, well, that's gonna do it for us with redacted today and again, we wanna apolog so many technical difficulties, but we showed up, we did a show and we. We're really glad to be here with you and be in conversation with you. We are also in conversation with you through the redacted newsletter and so we can communicate with you that way. If you head on over to redacted.inc it will have links to the original source material for a lot of the things we're going to talk about in the show. And it's totally free. But before we go, before we say goodbye, we want to make sure that you hear about our friends over at Lear Capital. Because if you had been investing in gold all this time that we've been telling you to do so, you'd be a pretty happy camper by now. Because we make the argument again and again that this is a hard asset, that it has real world value. Unlike the US Dollar, which is based on a belief system and controlled by a cabal that is the Federal Reserve, gold is not. So in just 12 months, gold has surged more than $3,200 an ounce. Now Goldman Sachs, the same, same experts who predicted the rise are saying that gold could reach $4,500 in the next year. So what's behind this historic move? Well, the fact that global currencies are a perversion of market forces and falling like most sensible economists have told us that they would. So big money is in a panic. That's why banks and billionaires are buying gold in record amounts. And Lear Capital can teach you how to get started. You can buy gold outside your ira. You can buy gold inside your ira. They can help you own shares of gold. They can help you learn what kind of bullion to buy. They, I mean, I called them up, you know, totally cold. They didn't know who I was or anything and I asked some pretty dumb questions and they had all kinds of patience to teach me how to do this. And you can too. So head on over to Lear redacted.com or call them for your free guide. That's 800-613-3557. You can receive up in free bonus medals with a qualified purchase. So again, that's Lear redacted.com or call them 800-613-3557.

Clayton Morris (60:11)

Yeah, I was just gonna say like gold dropped. It's about, down about 2% today. So it's, but it's amazing that it was just, it was under $3,000 an ounce just a few months ago. Now it's at $3,234. So but I forget who has the, is it UBS that has their price target for gold of like 40, 45, $4,500 by the end of this year? That's UBS. That's not us saying that. And silver still about half of its all time high. So yeah, both. I'm just looking at the numbers today. So even if, like a little bit of a pullback, we continue to add to our portfolio. Anyway, just wanted to put those numbers out there.

Natalie Morris (60:47)

All right. Thank you for joining us today on Redacted. We'll be back tomorrow. I hope you will be, too. Thank you so much.