Redacted News: "Trump is NOT playing Netanyahu's game anymore as media changes tune on Israel"

Release Date: May 12, 2025

Hosts: Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris

1. Israel's Hostage Negotiations and Netanyahu's Erosion of Power

Clayton Morris opens the discussion by highlighting significant shifts in the Trump administration's approach to Israel, specifically in hostage negotiations. He notes that the administration has bypassed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, leading to tensions between the two leaders.

Clayton Morris [04:06]: "The Trump administration went around the Israeli government and negotiated the release of a hostage that has dual citizenship... reports are that Trump is finished with Benjamin Netanyahu."

The hosts delve into how Netanyahu's unpopularity within Israel is escalating, especially as protests surge in Tel Aviv against his handling of the conflict. Clayton emphasizes that Netanyahu's regime relies heavily on the ongoing war to maintain his grip on power.

Clayton Morris [13:01]: "The release of these hostages has not been important to the Benjamin Netanyahu regime... those aren't my words. Those are multiple words of high-ranking officials."

2. Media Shift on Reporting the Gaza Conflict

A significant theme of the episode is the perceived change in mainstream media narratives regarding the Gaza conflict. Previously, media outlets were criticized for not addressing the severity of the situation, but recent coverage has become more critical of Israel's actions.

Natalie Morris [07:48]: "Like the captain obvious commercial... multiple mainstream news organizations are saying, why did the west step back and not call out this genocide in Gaza?"

Clayton questions why major publications like The Guardian and the Financial Times are now condemning Israel's actions, suggesting a possible alignment with the Trump administration's distancing from Netanyahu.

3. UK's Immigration Policy Reversal under Keir Starmer

The discussion shifts to the United Kingdom, where Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a significant policy reversal on mass immigration. Previously, his government had cracked down on anti-immigration speech, but Starmer now advocates for limiting mass migration to preserve British culture.

Natalie Morris [31:49]: "UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says this is not a good idea... when you have an immigration system that seems almost designed to permit abuse."

Clayton speculates whether recent trade negotiations between the UK and the US influenced this policy change, pondering if backroom deals with the Trump administration prompted Starmer to adopt a stricter stance on immigration.

4. George Soros and Illegal Immigration in the United States

The hosts touch upon allegations linking billionaire George Soros to illegal immigration initiatives within the US. They explore claims that Soros funds NGOs involved in mass immigration, raising concerns about national security and cultural preservation.

Clayton Morris [05:19]: "George Soros has been linked to a number of these illegal immigration plans in NGOs inside the United States."

5. President Trump's Prescription Drug Price Reduction Plan

A major portion of the episode is dedicated to President Trump's executive order aimed at reducing prescription drug prices by up to 80%. The plan seeks to implement "most favored nation" pricing, ensuring Americans pay the lowest prices available globally.

Clayton Morris [51:23]: "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."

The hosts recount the history of similar initiatives, noting that a previous attempt during Trump's first term was thwarted by Big Pharma lawsuits and subsequent rescission by the Biden administration. They express cautious optimism that the current effort might succeed due to strategic planning and potential congressional support.

Natalie Morris [52:49]: "If this executive order requires congressional approval and President Trump has the support, it might finally bring reasonable drug prices to Americans."

6. Discussions on Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism

Clayton and Natalie address accusations of anti-Semitism against their platform, clarifying their stance as anti-Zionist rather than anti-Semitic. They emphasize the importance of distinguishing between criticism of the Israeli government and prejudice against Jewish individuals.

Natalie Morris [20:10]: "Our chat room is very educated on this... We want this to be ending to happen."

Clayton underscores the societal impact of conflating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism, highlighting how it unjustly affects innocent Jewish people globally.

Clayton Morris [20:18]: "This is fostering anti-Semitism because you meet a Jewish person in the world and you think they must be okay with genocide."

7. Technical Difficulties and Resilience

Throughout the episode, the hosts navigate significant technical issues, including outages with Zoom and other services. Despite these challenges, they maintain their commitment to delivering critical news and engaging discussions.

Clayton Morris [04:00]: "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."

8. Conclusion and Future Topics

In wrapping up, Clayton and Natalie express their dedication to ongoing coverage of these crucial topics. They tease future discussions, including illegal immigration in the United States and the implications of President Trump's policy initiatives.

Natalie Morris [42:00]: "We're here for the 40,000 of you that are watching right now. We really appreciate it and apologize for the technical issues."

The hosts encourage listeners to stay informed through their newsletter and upcoming episodes, ensuring continued engagement with their independent platform.

Notable Quotes:

• Clayton Morris [07:09]: "Donald Trump is a narcissist. So think about that for a second..."
• Natalie Morris [16:52]: "Legal immigration policies are now being redefined to protect national culture and security."
• RFK Jr. [51:23]: "There is at least one pharmaceutical lobbyist for every congressman... The industry itself spends three times what the next largest lobbyist spends on lobbying."

Final Remarks:

Clayton and Natalie Morris of Redacted News deliver a robust analysis of geopolitical dynamics involving Israel, the US, and the UK, while addressing domestic issues like immigration and healthcare. Their commitment to uncovering truths and challenging mainstream narratives underscores their mission to "save the truth, preserve information, and fight propaganda."

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