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Clayton Morris
Wake up everybody. Welcome into redacted on this Tuesday. I'm Clayton Morris.
Natalie Morris
I'm Natalie Morris.
Clayton Morris
Welcome into the show. This is the show where we cover the mainstream, we cover the stories the mainstream media largely ignores and or sifting through a mountain of propaganda which is exactly what the mainstream media is doing over the past 48 hours. So we're gonna talk about President Trump doubling down on this commitment for peace in Ukraine. But the Russians are not happy with this new timeframe. 50 days, down to 10 days. You better get your act together to end this war. Russia says no, we're gonna operate on our own timeline. And former ex president of Russia says this is pushing us closer to war with this sort of threats.
Natalie Morris
Absolutely. And are people in Gaza starving or not? We see not just the mainstream media, but influencers are saying they're fine. That's all war propaganda. You don't have to worry about this. President Trump saying you can't fake starvation. This is real. So what is real and what is not? I mean you can feel, I think most of us feel really emotionally drained by this and devastated. Are we being mature, manipulated or not? How do we even know? It feels like we're in a virtual system right now. So we're gonna try and figure out what we can know for sure. Also a new study saying that the COVID vaccine saved fewer lives. Now obviously you can tell I want to report this with an asterisk because these stories are always full of crap basically. So stick with us and we're gonna look at that and how that's going to be thrown around about the vaccine saving lives. We're gonna talk about it.
Clayton Morris
So let us know where you're joining us from. Thank you guys for subscribing to the show. We're on our sort of summer off on Mondays moment but we'll be back. Don't worry about after Labor Day but right now. So thank you guys. We're live every day at 4pm eastern time so thank you guys. So we're going to get to all of your news updates here in a moment. We've got some great guests joining us here in moments but first want to tell you about our friends over at Connect Invest because is your money working for you? Well, investing in real estate has never been easier. In fact, my mother in law just called me. Did you know your mom called me a few hours ago.
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Natalie Morris
Little biting there.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. And warmonger Senator Lindsey Graham, who would love nothing more for us to go into World War Three because he makes so much money from the military industrial complex in South Carolina, the creepy senator posted this a short time ago this morning, said to those in Russia who believe that President Trump is not serious about ending the bloodbath between Russia and Ukraine, you and your customers will soon be sadly mistaken. You will also soon see that Joe Biden is no longer president. Get to the peace table. Look at the bottom there. So Medvedev responds. He says, look, it's not for you or Trump. To dictate when to get at the peace table. Negotiations will end when all of the objectives of our military operation have been achieved. Work on America first, Gramps. So just for some context here, two weeks ago, President Trump issued an ultimatum to Russia to agree to a cease fire within 50 days. That was what it was a few weeks ago. Or face secondary sanctions of up to 100% tariffs on Russian oil buyers. Well, now it seems that he's run thin on patience, and Trump is, like, done with this. Remember, he told us this war was gonna end, like, within 24 hours or so of him becoming President of the United States. Right. So, eh, didn't happen. And he said, I'm gonna make a new deadline of about 10 to 12 days from today. He told reporters standing next to Keir Starmer, he said, I'll probably announce it tonight or tomorrow, but there's no reason to wait, he says, if you know what the answer already is. So the sanctions Trump is demanding would hit both India and China, two major trading partners that he hopes to strike deals with separately. So maybe this is like a bargaining chip with India. This is a bargaining chip with China. And it would also risk blowback that could undercut his own economic agenda. Because now if all of these countries are really moving more closely to China, they're gonna stop doing LNG deals with the United States. This is a big mistake. This could potentially be a big mistake for the United States. So in one respect, I will say this is, you know, this is good news that President Trump, what he's doing here. You know, I support the idea of peace after years of Biden, like pouring fuel on the fire in Eastern Europe.
Natalie Morris
Yes. But, Clayton, you can't support the idea of peace while arming one side.
Clayton Morris
Right.
Natalie Morris
So, yeah, that falls flat. What he's saying. I would like this peace negotiation. Like Scott Horton continues to say, or Trump said, let's let them fight it out. You know, you got to just let him fight it out. Like siblings. Sometimes when our siblings fight, we don't go and say, which one should I give a bat to?
Clayton Morris
Right. Here's a gun.
Natalie Morris
That's not how that works.
Clayton Morris
Exactly. So, and that's the idea here is like, let them deal with this themselves. This is not our invol. We should not be involving ourselves in the Middle East. We should not be involving ourselves here.
Natalie Morris
But our money precludes Ukraine from a serious peace negotiation. Ukraine doesn't have to actually go to peace. If we continue to send the weapons we. Which we are. Which JD Vance confirmed just weeks ago that we would continue to do, even though we are scaling it back. So you can say all kinds of bull crap, but as long as you're still sending weapons and aid, that falls flat. I'm sorry.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, well, you took the words right out of my mouth. It's exactly what I was gonna say here, which is, if you wanna have the power of restraint, that means you literally pull back. You're not gonna be sending Patriot missile systems to Ukraine. You're not gonna be rearming them or doing it through proxies, which is what Trump is doing right now. Like, the EU is gonna buy all of these arms off of us, and we'll just ship them to the eu and then Germany will send them to Ukraine. See how that works. And then we will enrich the military industrial complex in the United States of America. But don't worry, the EU is buying it and we're creating jobs in the United States.
Natalie Morris
But there's a fundamental lack of. Of reality being shown on behalf of the presidency, because when he was running for office, he was very clear about the fact that our weapons and aid was being stolen in Ukraine. Now he seems to have somehow forgotten that. And over the weekend, when speaking of aid to Gaza, he said, well, Hamas takes a lot of it. It gets stolen, which again, lacks a serious understanding that most of our aid to Ukraine gets stolen. We've known that since the beginning of the war. It's verifiable. So all of a sudden, we care about those things. This is not the honest plat he was campaigning on. This is now political double speak. And it's really disappointing, we have to admit this.
Clayton Morris
Oh, it's very disappointing. And again, Russia's not going to kowtow to Washington on sanctions which have done nothing to hurt their economy. In fact, they've brought them closer to the BRICS nations and have actually driven up, you know, created massive inflation in the United States. It's caused massive turmoil throughout Europe. So we really care about Europe also in this. We're actually going to be driving Germany's economy into the toilet even further with these types of sanctions and moves. So, anyway, we'll keep our eye on what happens over the next 48 hours in Ukraine.
Natalie Morris
Well, I just want to know, because clearly he has an understanding of this. He said many times on the campaign trail, if we stop sending aid to Ukraine, they have to go to the peace table. And yet it keeps happening under his watch. So what are the forces in place that preclude him from keeping that promise and acting on that Understanding that we know he has. That's my question. That's why it is.
Clayton Morris
Good question. I'll see if you guys can answer that in the comments. Well, here's a photo of the mass shooter that opened fire in New York City gunning down NYPD officers and civilians. This surveillance photo was released almost immediately by the nypd. You can see him holding the gun there in his hand, walking across that plaza. See the mustache, the sunglasses, all of it. And then the ID badge they released a short time later. His name, Shane Tamora. Of course, it was pretty obvious to anyone watching. Like what, who this guy was, what he looked like. But not to cnn, which was describing the shooter as possibly white.
Natalie Morris
Watch scene showing your hair to John's reporting that they do know the fit, what he looks like. Male, possibly white mustache, sunglasses. In that building isolated, they believe to various locations, including upper floors is where they're focused. What are you learning, Shimon?
Clayton Morris
Yeah. So possibly white. CNN doubling down throughout the hours that this was breaking, despite the evidence that was released by the NYPD and social media, which clearly had surveillance photos that they were sharing out all over social media. This is again why no one trusts the legacy media at all. Certainly no one's watching cnn, but even their expert guests. Yeah, this guy's definitely, possibly white guy. Because it's a mass shooting, clearly it has to be a white guy. We can't show that it might be a black person watching who he is. They do not know who he is. They know he is a male, possibly white, he's wearing sunglasses, he appears to have a mustache. And that picture has been distributed to every police officer in New York City particularly has been sent to the phones of the search teams inside that building. Because whenever they encounter a group of people, the first thing they have to figure out is, is that individual among these people hiding among victims or pretending to be an office worker. Because one thing you don't want to possibly white. And there's the photo.
C
Or in his case, all he'd have to do is pretend to be black, I guess.
Clayton Morris
Right, right.
D
Well, I was just, I was just gonna, I was just gonna ask like maybe, Maybe this is CNN's like last ditch effort to save their channel is becoming comedy shows. Like they're gonna, they're gonna.
Clayton Morris
Right?
D
Jon Stewart.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Comedy Central now.
Natalie Morris
I mean, I wonder how thick those spectacles were that that guy was wearing. And why didn't they correct him and say sir, no, because they were all in on it. Not what you're looking at.
Clayton Morris
Because she. Because even Aaron Burnett and other anchors at CNN were like, yeah, possibly white. Possibly. Look at this photo. Possibly white. Possibly white. Possibly white guy. Clearly, I love Alex Jones take on this.
Natalie Morris
Can you identify as white in there?
Clayton Morris
Well, exactly. This is Alex Jones's joke here, which. Take a look. Which is. CNN is still the undefeated world champion of lies. CNN lies so much, even Satan has to blush. Cnn, the most trusted name in news. White suspect, Maryland dad fell on stage. Yeah. Remember when Trump got shot and he fell on stage? That was their headline. And then Biden sharp as attack, which of course is what, you know, Jake Tapper had to say. And then here, this. I love this. A CNN action figure that was just released. CNN just released their new white male action figure. Identify as white. There you go. All right, all right.
Natalie Morris
Do you want me to do this one? Sure, I will. Okay. Well, fluoride tablets for babies are suddenly flying off the shelves. Fluoride for babies, which you can readily get prescriptions if you live in New Jersey from your pediatrician. Why? Because more and more cities are shutting down water fluoridation programs after RFK Jr fulfilled his promise and recommended that it be removed from drinking water because it has been shown to be a neurotoxin. Because there has never been shown to be any benefit of ingesting fluoride. Because when fluoride is made through industrial processes, it has to be thrown away as toxic waste. But somehow we've been drinking it in our water. So here's the twist. Now, the FDA says these fluoride pills that people are worried about hoarding because it won't be in their water. Why would you do this? Why would you do this without looking up the actual. The actual benefit to your baby of fluoride? And in fact, if you read the book the Fluoride Lobby, it shows that giving babies fluoride can lead to. What do they call them? Fluoridated stains on their teeth while they're in utero. So anyway, the FDA is saying that these pills that people are hoarding were never even approved for infants in the first place. No trials, no safety data yet. Pediatricians and dentists have been handing them out for years. Literally every time in New Jersey, I would take my kids for their checkups, I would get a prescription for fluoride, and I would be like, thank you, and I would throw that in. In the trash. Meanwhile, the FDA has finally stepped in and announced it would move to ban the tablets. But people still hoard them, citing concerns of neurotoxicity, thyroid disruption, lower iq, all of These things have been proven in a court of law that's coming directly from the agency that's now reviewing decades of unchecked fluoride exposure. Now, in July 23, hearings that turned into a war zone between dental associations and free health advocates, dentists argued that we're going to see a massive spike in tooth decay if these fluoride supplements disappear. But critics point to mounting research suggesting that supplements were never safe to begin with, especially for developing brains. To which. And again, read the book the Fluoride Lobby. We know that dentists have ruined careers of people who have been trying to say this since at least the 40s. So the FDA is expected to finalize its decision by October 31st. If the ban goes through, fluoride pills for children under six could be pulled from the market entirely.
Clayton Morris
All right, well, you can't make this up, guys. You know who Sydney Sweeney is, right? You guys have an idea of who Sidney Sweeney as well? Her new ad campaign for American Eagle jeans is being labeled by liberal fatties as Nazi propaganda and the mainstream media as a return to whiteness. It's a return to whiteness to put Sydney Sweeney in a. In an ad promoting some sort of clothing. Who could have seen this coming? Take a look at this video of Sydney Sweeney. It's called Sydney Sweeney has great jeans from American Eagle. This is the new American Eagle ad called Sydney Sweeney has great Jeans. Get it? A play on jeans. Here's the ad.
Natalie Morris
I'm not here to tell you to buy American Eagle jeans. And I definitely won't say that they're the most comfortable jeans I've ever worn or that they make your butt look amazing. Why would I need to do that? But if you said that you want to buy the jeans, I'm not gonna stop you. But just so we're clear, this is not me telling you to buy American Eagle jeans.
Clayton Morris
Sydney Sweeney Hasbro jeans.
Natalie Morris
You see what I did there, right?
Clayton Morris
Well, just.
Natalie Morris
I'm not here to tell you to buy American Eagles.
Clayton Morris
Really elucidate the point. I want to show you just another version of the ad, just so we can really make the point. Here's another version of the ad. Watch.
Natalie Morris
Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color. My jeans are blue.
Clayton Morris
Sydney Sweeney has great jeans. So it's literally a ripoff of a Calvin Klein ad from 1980. Brooke Shields did that ad in 1980. And here you can see her. And here was the actual video back. You know, when heterosexuality was embraced. Not Destroyed by liberals. Watch.
Natalie Morris
The secret of life lies hidden in the genetic code. Genes are fundamental in determining the characteristics of of an individual and passing on these characteristics to succeeding generations. Occasionally, certain conditions produce a structural change in the team which will bring about the process of evolution.
Clayton Morris
Liberal tiktokers are calling for the Sydney Sweeney videos to be banned. The ads to be banned. And they're calling them Nazi propaganda. And liberals on blue sky calling for boycotts. Here you go. Blue sky used to always buy American Eagle. Not anymore. Not shopping at American Eagle anymore. Anymore. Jordan says you could have chosen anyone else. Bye bye American Eagle. Time to buy jeans from somewhere. Somewhere else. Here's just a sampling of how tiktokers are melting down calling this Nazi propaganda and a promotion of like transhumanism. I don't know what. Watch.
Natalie Morris
You guys are complaining about that Sydney Sweeney jeans ad. So I went and saw it. That's Nazi propaganda.
E
Wow.
Natalie Morris
I thought it was gonna be like kind of bad. That's gonna be in history book.
F
I will be the friend that's too woke because those Sydney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird. Like fascist weird. Like Nazi propaganda weird.
Natalie Morris
Would we be surprised that a company.
F
Whose name is literally American Eagle is making fascist propaganda like this?
E
Probably not.
Natalie Morris
But it's still really shocking.
F
Like a blonde haired blue eyed white woman is talking about her good genes like that is Nazi propaganda.
Natalie Morris
If you haven't fully comprehended how bad it is, I need you to open your fucking eyeballs and listen. This is Nazi shit. Pure Nazi shit. Saying that a blonde hair blue eyed girl has good genes is Nazi shit. Saying anybody has. So is she supposed to be not be proud of having blonde hair and blue eyes?
Clayton Morris
No, that's Nazi and not.
Natalie Morris
You might see it with your own eyes. But if she says she has it, she doesn't even say I'm blessed with it. Or she says good genes. Okay, but.
Clayton Morris
But it's about the genes.
Natalie Morris
It's a play on the double entendre dummy.
D
Yeah. Am I, Am I the only, Am I the only one that's missing that? It could just be. She could be talking about the jeans that she is wearing.
Clayton Morris
Exactly. The name of the ad is spelled with a J not a G. Yes.
Natalie Morris
But even saying I have blonde hair and blue eyes and I like it is hateful to them. Yeah, apparently like she can be proud of the way she looks, which obviously she's made a lot of money on. She should like what she. And that's a liberal tenet to like what you see in the mirror. You're supposed to like what you see even if you're 800 pounds. Liberals want you to like what you see. Unless you are fit and beautiful and then they don't want you to like what you see.
Clayton Morris
Or this black woman crying in tears this morning saying that this will lead to black women being hung. Yes, like as in lynched and hung. Watch.
F
Yep, that got me too.
Clayton Morris
And I don't know why. Maybe because it's just so blatant.
F
I keep thinking that people just are not gonna believe us until we're hung out there.
Clayton Morris
But then even then I feel like they'll be like, oh no. Kind of like they are with so tough. Right. Even MSNBC in on it. Of course, news media as well. Sydney Sweeney's ad shows an unbridled cultural shift towards whiteness. Advertisements are always mirrors of society and sometimes what they reflect is ugly and startling. Msnbc. Here's another news news publication today. How American Eagle's Sydney Sweeney good genes ad went wrong. Did it? Because American Eagle stock has now surged up to 17% in the five days since the ad's debut. Sales are surging. An advertisement is doing exactly what it's intended to do and it's not surging because of Nazis. Here's Robby Soav, who wrote this. Sydney Sweeney is doing fascist propaganda. And if you like her, you're a fascist too. Is quite possibly the stupidest most likely to backfire. Liberal overreach. Social media pile on in the history of the Internet. Good for you, Robby. Spot on. Exactly.
Natalie Morris
My daughter saw this ad. She did not know anything about the politics and she likes the idea because wide legged jeans are back in. So she is right now at the mall thinking that she might try them on. So she doesn't understand that this is not propaganda. It kind of doesn't hit her unless a liberal woman is there to explain it to her.
Clayton Morris
I mean, I just, I spent the morning, you know, watching a lot of ads.
Natalie Morris
You had to.
Clayton Morris
I do. I was doing a lot of research on this. But I was, I was specifically going back and looking at so many 1980s ads from my, that I remember from my childhood. And like you wouldn't believe. I mean it's like Juicy Fruit. Remember that? Like, you know, like pop it in your mouth. It was like, I guess that's Nazi propaganda. Like all the commercials we grew up with in the 1980s. Nazi propaganda.
Natalie Morris
Let me know if you remember. Bongo jeans. Like literally, we wore those to make our butts look like this on purpose. Bongo ladies, if you remember Your bongo jeans. This was. Yeah, this was a thing.
Clayton Morris
I'd like to see some bongos. And by the way, you even mentioned you were thinking about buying the jeans after you saw that.
Natalie Morris
I'm a little stocky for this. Widely. I might try them on. We'll see. They look very.
Clayton Morris
You're 5ft 4.
Natalie Morris
Yeah. All right, we're going to talk about whether or not the starvation in Gaza is propaganda or not. Speaking of propaganda. So let's just go ahead and do that. We had. We have a guest and we want to get right to that. So here we go. Starving kids in Gaza. That is war propaganda, according to pro Israel influencers. It's not real. You can all just stop worrying about this. They say, and look, I would love to. The idea of Palestinians being tortured into starvation is a constant assault on our psyche. Wouldn't it be great just to tell yourself this is fine and ignore it? And of course, here at redacted, we're no stranger to propaganda. That's kind of our business. Our bread and butter is decoding propaganda. So is this starvation stuff just propaganda from Hamas? Well, that's what the free press says. They say, look, this image of starving children is propaganda. They base it on this image of this little boy, which surely you've seen in your feed. His name is Muhammad. They say this is not an indication of starvation for a couple reasons. One, that boy has cerebral palsy and other genetic disorders. They say that, you know, look at his mom and brother. They're not skinny like that. So clearly this doesn't mean that there's starvation. They're saying, you know, he's. They're fine. This boy just has a disease. So. But what they don't tell us is because he has a disease, can he access medicine? Because aid means medicine, too. Can he get the treatment he needs? Is the hospitals he's used to attending. Are they still standing? President Trump acknowledged that people in Gaza are starving. He said that there are barriers to aid put up by whoever. He can't say who put those barriers up. He just says whoever. But he says the starvation is not fake. Watch.
G
It's going to be working with the United States. We'll be helping with the food. You know, we have a lot of access to food. We got a lot of food ourselves, and we're going to bring it over, but we're also going to make sure that they don't have barriers stopping people. You know, you've seen the areas where they actually have food and the people are screaming for the food. In there. They're 35, 40 yards away. And they won't let them because they have lines that are set up. And whether they're set up by Hamas or whoever, but they're very strict lines. So we have to get rid of those lines. But we're going to be getting some good, strong food. We can save a lot of people. I mean, some of those kids are. That's real starvation stuff. I see it. And you can't fake that.
Natalie Morris
Okay. You can't fake it. He says, okay. So he's saying it's not propaganda, even though pro Israel influencers are saying it is. Now he knows who put the barriers up. He absolutely knows, because the United States worked with Israel in order to set up this aid. Here's the Wall Street Journal talking about the barrier set up by Israel through the Gaza Health Foundation. They kicked out United nations because they said that they were aligned with Hamas. Now Israel and the United States have set up these barriers, these aid stations, all four of them, in all of Gaza. Even the Wall Street Journal says you never know when they're going to be open. They don't announce it. There's no reliable times. They say they'll open more. They don't say when and when they are open. The IDF has fully admitted to firing machine guns and artillery into civilian crowds here. They say, you know, we fire these rifles and machine guns into the crowd. They said, you know, we try to not kill them, but if we do, we try and learn from the incident to reduce harm. Sometimes we kill them. And a quick reminder of why they have to distribute food aid. Because Israel began the war after October 7th by systematically dismantling the food systems in Gaza. This too is not conspiracy. This is a report from Israeli soldiers called Breaking the Silence. It's about the perimeter. It details the grunt of destroying agriculture, farms, livestock and all food factories at the start of the war. They could feed themselves before this, but they can't now. Now journalist Glenn Greenwald reports that they even don't let people fish, even though Gaza is on the sea, that the IDF will shoot at people if they go and try and get some fish to eat. So even if we put the images aside as propaganda, we do still have proof of force starvation purposeful because the food systems were dismantled. Now European leaders are saying, okay, this is enough to watch. We're now going to recognize the state of Palestine. France did this last week. They were the first in Europe. And now UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is saying that he is poised to do the same Watch.
Clayton Morris
So today, as part of this process towards peace, I can confirm the UK will recognize the state of Palestine by the United Nations General assembly in September, unless the Israeli government take substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza, agree to a ceasefire, and commit to.
Natalie Morris
A long term sustainable peace. Why unless, do you think like the two state solution has long since been the diplomatic philosophy of the United States in Europe, and in fact, the United States has long since supported this. But this week, the United nations is having a meeting explicitly to explore the two state solution, and the United States is saying, we're boycotting it, we're not gonna go, because it's what they call a publicity stunt. So what are we supposed to make of this? The two state solution is our literal diplomatic philosophy, but we won't go. Well, joining us to discuss this is Max Blumenthal. He is the editor at the Gray Zone and someone who's been speaking out about this for a long time. Before it was hip. So, Max, given what I first, what I just said, that we're being told, no, this is propaganda, is there any way that this is propaganda and we can just abscond ourselves from it?
F
Well, propaganda is a neutral term. Everything's propaganda. I mean, I'm a. You can call me a propagandist. The question is, is it true? And it's about time we got some propaganda about the genocide that's been going on in Gaza for over 21 months now. The American public is starting to wake up to the reality because it is dramatized in a way that kind of meshes with their understanding of humanitarian crises and that the weakest people in Gaza, who could no way, in no way be considered militants, are emaciated and they're witnessing the worst images they've ever seen in their lives. And so the Israeli response is propaganda of their own. And it's propaganda that's very revealing about their own intentions. I mean, the intention, let's, let's just say this is propaganda. The intention behind it is to enact a ceasefire and end human suffering. The intention behind the Israeli propaganda is to continue the military assault, annexation and ethnic cleansing in Gaza. And there is a final solution at play here. And starvation is a weapon being used to consolidate Israel's ultimate ethno ethnosupremicist plan in Gaza. So first, the Israeli propaganda with these emaciated children. They say that these, they do not have good genes. Unlike Sydney Sweeney, they, these children, they don't have good genes. Okay, let's say they have genetic disorders. Or they have cerebral palsy or some kind, some kind of treatable but not curable disease from birth. These are the first kinds of people in any humanitarian crisis who die. And they are the ultimate predictors of famine. And what the Israelis are saying is these are the intervention and they essentially deserve to die, and we should not be concerned with them at all. That's what they're saying. And so disregard these images which are telling us that a famine is taking place in which it's not only food, it's also sanitation. All the sanitation systems have been destroyed. The water treatment plants have been deliberately attacked and destroyed by Israel. People's plumbing is gone and they're, you know, living in tents. Where can you go to the bathroom there without transmissible disease, There is thirst and there is a lack of medicine. Israel, for the last six to eight weeks, has been keeping baby formula out of Gaza. So you see the sickest children or are on the verge of death or dying. The next stage is the poorest, and they are losing weight massively. And then you have to ask yourself, why would so many people, thousands and thousands of men, young, mostly young men every day, risk their lives going across a war zone, getting attacked by Israeli quadricopters, drones, tanks, soldiers sniping at them in order to reach one of these Gaza Humanitarian foundation hubs just to get a box of food? What Trump says is good, strong food. And the reality is they're hungry. Even the. The Zionist propagandists that the Gaza Humanitarian foundation, this fake Israeli, US Trump aligned, fake aid group, even the propagandists they're bringing to their aid sites in Gaza are admitting that people coming there are very hungry. And I can talk about why they're hungry and how this is part of a much larger plan which mirrors the plan of Nazi Germany to ethnically cleanse the untermenschen from Europe.
Clayton Morris
You know, propaganda seems to be working because even in our chat room right now, they're saying, well, you know, Max, talk about Hamas. Hamas has been digging up all the water pipes, turning them into missiles. These are all Hamas. So these are not, you know, I just see it over and over again. Anytime we do a story like this, you'll always get a few people in the, you know, comments that are like, it's all Hamas. It's all Hamas. These are all Hamas people that are there starving. What do you say to that? Can you answer that maybe once and for all?
F
I mean, Israeli officials, like a raft of Israeli officials, have confirmed to the New York Times that Hamas was not Stealing aid. Reuters has just done a report on how Hamas was not stealing the aid. The under the Biden administration, there were directives in which Israel, Israel was given the green light to attack Hamas police and kill Hamas municipal workers, meaning anyone affiliated with the government of Gaza who were protecting the aid. And the point was to destroy the UN aid system in which there were 400 aid hubs throughout Gaza because they didn't want people to be able to stay in northern Gaza and because the UN UNRA specifically was tending to a population of refugees and Israel seeks to negate them as refugees and eliminate the Palestinian nation and the Palestinian struggle. So you attack the main international body that's providing them with schooling, with housing, with food as institution, erase it from Gaza. And then who have they brought in? They have brought in a guy named Yasser Abu Shabab who is from a Bedouin clan of notorious drug traffickers and smugglers. And if you just, just do a simple search on the name Yasser Abu Shabab and you will see that he is one of the most notorious thieves of aid along with his clan which has even been denounced by his own. His, his little gang has been denounced by his own family because of his theft of aid and selling it on the black market. He is working directly hand in glove with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. He is being protected by the Israeli military in Western Rafah next to one of their hubs. And he basically is the hired muscle for this criminal operation which has eliminated the UN and seeks to enact regime change and put an ISIS aligned drug smuggler in charge of the Gaza Strip under the watch of Israel the same way they did in Syria where they put an Al Qaeda aligned goon in charge of the country in order to basically stand down in the face of U. S. Israeli empire. The same project is at play in Gaza. And he just wrote, he was just given space. It's not like he wrote it. He was a PR firm was hired to write an op ed for Yasser Abu Shabab in the Wall Street Journal on behalf of this criminal humanitarian sham. I mean, just imagine that like an ISIS smuggler penned an op ed in the Wall Street Journal. There's no way you or I could get an op ed in the Wall Street Journal.
Clayton Morris
But if we know, but if you're Jelani in Syria, you could probably get one.
F
Yeah, Jelani, Any, any, any ISIS or Al Qaeda thug who agrees to work with Israel can get space in the Wall Street Journal.
Natalie Morris
Amazing. Now you posted this not too long ago about the CNN clip Showing that Americans are just not having it. They do not support Israel in this war any longer the way they once did. They do not support Netanyahu. They absolutely don't want to see this continue to go on. They are. We are upset about watching people like the idea that families are starving because we're human. And you say that Israel's running out of hasbara tricks for people who don't know. That's their sort of way to mansplain, for lack of a better term. It's like mansplaining on behalf of the idea for the Israeli government. You say a serious reckoning, though, is coming for Israel. What do you think that means? Because it feels to me like they're just gonna keep getting to do what they wanna do. So what do you think that reckoning would look like?
F
Yeah, they'll probably be able to keep doing what they want to do, but that's going to create or contribute to the political crisis that we're witnessing in our own country. One that I really welcome because it highlights the contradictions in our supposed liberal democracy. First of all, the re that tweet that you mentioned was me just tweeting a clip of a CNN pollster explaining that Netanyahu's approval rating in the US among young people is, like, barely at double digits. Like, he's almost comprehensively hated by everyone under 35. And the general public widely disapproves of Netanyahu. This is someone who's brought to Congress and cheered on like he's our real leader. He gets more standing ovations when he comes to Congress than any US President by both parties. And it just feels like he's in charge. But if you ask the average American person, they're disgusted with what they're seeing because the corporate and mainstream media is finally showing them what Israel has been doing for over 660 days. I mean, Israeli propagandists are denying that some emaciated child is really sick. Well, what about the hundreds of children who they've sniped in the head and had doctors come back from Gaza with X ray images, brain scans showing bullets in their heads. They try to deny everything. And the media is finally showing it. You see celebrities speaking out like never before. It's sort of entered the. It's entering the conscience of normie American society for the first time. And there's no one else to blame but Netanyahu. But as long as they keep the aid going, the military aid flowing, and Donald Trump calls for Gaza to be cleaned out, his own Approval rating is collapsing among young people, too. We're going to see a clash in the political sphere between what the American voter wants and especially younger people and the subjects of Netanyahu's ethno supremacist bribery network, known as aipac, in the country. And they're going to have to repress us more, they're going to have to censor us more, they're going to have to criminalize us more if we try to push back. And we just saw what happened at Columbia University, where the Trump administration threatening to pull $400 billion of federal funds from Columbia, which mostly would go to, like, advanced research. Columbia has agreed to pay $21 million to some of the most privileged members of our society, some of the most privileged people in human history. They're Jewish professors and staffers who claim that they were hurt and attacked because students protested against genocide. And the names of those Jewish professors and staffers is being kept secret. So we can't scrutinize whether they're making up hate crimes and inventing their psychological oppression. I mean, this is like, like wokeism on steroids. It's, it's DEI to the extreme, and it's the Trump administration doing it on behalf of a foreign apartheid state. And everybody can see that. And it's causing disruptions on the left, where you see New Yorkers voting for Mamdani for mayor. And it's happening on the right, where Marjorie Taylor Greene has become the first Republican member of Congress to call what Israel is doing in Gaza a genocide. And she's doing it two years after she led the charge to censor Rashida Talib for doing the same. So things are changing on the right and the left.
Clayton Morris
I want to get your take before we, before I let you go, Max, which is on the Palestinian, the idea of a Palestinian state. You're hearing from the French government on that. Keir Starmer saying, September, we're going to come out support full Palestinian state unless the starving ends. So the starving may wrap up and that will end. But of course, we're never going to get to September. Do you believe we'll ever get to September where you're going to see Europe put a stamp of approval on a Palestinian state?
F
Obviously, Israel doesn't want this because Israel wants to negate the existence of Palestinians as a national, a national group, and they're condemning this. But this is also empty rhetoric, and it's kicking the can down the road. What needs to be done is to end military aid to Israel and end foreign investment in Israel in order to force an end to the killing. And neither Keir Starmer, who's directing spy flights over Gaza, sharing intelligence with the Israeli Air Force from a. A British military base in Cyprus, or Emmanuel Macron, who has supplied Israel with bundles of offensive weaponry. Neither of them are doing anything material to stop this. So this is, you know, more rhetoric in the failed international realm. At the same time, Netanyahu is just charging ahead with a final solution. And I didn't really address this before, but it needs to be emphasized the reason that the one main Gaza humanitarian foundation aid hub is in the south of Gaza, and the reason that starvation has been imposed, one of the main reasons is to lure as many people to the south as possible because it's near Egypt, and Israel aims to ethnically cleanse the population out of Egypt. And first, what it will do, as its Defense Minister, Israel Katz has explicitly announced, is place 500,000 people, everyone in the south, in a concentration camp, and the only way they can leave is through Egypt. Israel explicitly laid out plans for a concentration camp. The final solution is taking place before our eyes. This is the crime of the century, and we're witnessing it in a way we've never witnessed any atrocity or human rights crime before.
Clayton Morris
Hopefully, we're breaking through the willful ignorance. You're right. And what's going to happen in Rafah and the money, the money that's flowing into Egypt right now, and all of these people that are making so much money off of the construction of these concentration camps, there's lots of billions floating right now into these Egyptian land builders and construction contractors there, so.
F
And testing new technologies on this population that will be exported. And hey, if we get a little bit uppity, they might try it on us, right?
Clayton Morris
They already are. The bio surveillance state. Max Blumenthal. Read the Gray Zone if you want the truth. Unfettered truth. Our friend Max and the team over at the Gray Zone do an amazing job. Thank you, Max.
F
Thanks a lot, guys. Good seeing you.
Clayton Morris
Great to see you.
Natalie Morris
All right, Clayton. Well, I'm going to mark myself safe from believing that this is propaganda. I'm pretty sure it's real. People are hurting. But again, for us, the mainstream media is just waking up to this. We are not. We've been covering the torture of these people since before October 7th. So, you know, if your history books begin on October 7th, you might have one way to think about it. But the mainstream media has been conflicted about the way it covers the Palestinians for decades. Right. Pushed. We saw that by the murder of Shireen Abu Akleh. How she was murdered. A Palestinian journalist murdered by the idf. And the mainstream media said, we don't know what to do with this. What do we do with this? Because they kill journalists. Right. So way to catch up. Mainstream media. But at least they are not on the side of its propaganda. It is mostly the. I would call them conservative influencers. Who would you say is saying that starving children is war propaganda? It's right wing influencers. Charlie Kirk and. And the likes.
Clayton Morris
Like, I didn't see. Did he say it was right wing? I don't think Charlie Kirk was.
Natalie Morris
Maybe not Charlie. I don't want to name people without.
Clayton Morris
Just randomly saying people's names.
Natalie Morris
Okay, I'm taking that back. I thought that it was anyhow, I.
Clayton Morris
Mean, Charlie Kirk was just on Tucker's show the other day doing a deep dive about like, and even talked about this. So I don't think it was him.
Natalie Morris
But take it back. Don't come for me. Let's call them right wing influencers. Who were saying this the most?
Clayton Morris
Yeah, I clearly. I mean, it's the people that. Yeah. That came out of nowhere and suddenly have like, you know, social media. I mean, I don't know, to be honest with you, because I haven't looked into who exactly is saying it. So I don't want to speak out of. Turn on that.
Natalie Morris
Okay, let me just. I marked it in the newsletter today. Yeah, totally correct. No, Israel is not starving Gazans. That's what he says. That it's not. That it's not true.
Clayton Morris
Okay. And I guess all these starving kids.
Natalie Morris
I did watch his piece and he says because the United nations has all this food that can't get through. But again, it's because Israel has said that we will not allow the United Nations. And the United States has verified or validated. Not verified. Has validated that the United nations cannot get in to.
Clayton Morris
So again, one horn in our chat says Laura Loomer said it.
Natalie Morris
Laura Loomer. Yes.
Clayton Morris
Of course. She'll say.
Natalie Morris
Okay, and again, we're not here to name names, but we're here to name who are the power centers who are saying that. And it does seem to be conservative. Right. And you know, I'm not even gonna call them far left or extremists. There just seem to be conservative influencers saying this. And I watched this piece from Charlie Kirk and I would very much love to believe that so that I could put that aside and go on with my day. But they're not proving a negative, which is something that Philip always likes to say. They're not proving that it's not happening.
Clayton Morris
Right. So anyhow, Douglas Dauntless really wants us to focus on the hostages. Do a story on the. He loves the idf and he was one of the people saying, like you guys are buying Hamas.
Natalie Morris
Hamas propaganda have had Israelis on here. We have shown you that the families of the hostages are other up to here with this. Because clearly the Netanyahu government doesn't care about the hostages.
Clayton Morris
We have done hostages October 7th.
Natalie Morris
The original offer from Hamas was all for all. So it was Israel that had 4,000 prisoners, women and children that Hamas wanted back in exchange for those hostages. Israel said no. So don't pretend to me that Israel cares about those hostages. You can go F yourself.
Clayton Morris
All right?
Natalie Morris
Yeah. Oh, we're supposed to.
Clayton Morris
Okay, I'm just waiting on you. So you tell me what's going on next.
Natalie Morris
I am going to tell you that we're going to talk about. Coming up. Oh. Massacre of Catholics in Congo. This story has been severely under reported. Why are people being killed at a midnight mass? Why are children being taken as slaves? We're going to talk about that in a second. But first, Clayton will tell us about our friends over at Bright Core Nutrition. Okay.
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Natalie Morris
Well, nearly 40 people were killed in a midnight attack at a Catholic church in Congo over the weekend. One of the deadliest attacks in Congo in recent history, but part of a broader pattern of attacks on Christians across Africa and the Middle East. The images are horrifying. The Islamic State affiliated militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, the adf, claimed responsibility for this town. It's a horrifying story. Gunmen stormed the church during a worship service, opened fire and attacked with machetes. Survivors say the attackers also burned homes, looted property and abducted villagers as they fled. So children are still missing because of this. AJ Hurley is a national speaker, activist and leader in the pro life movement. He joins us to discuss this today. This maybe we'll start broad with this broader rise in violence on Christians in the Middle east and Africa. So what's your take on that to begin with?
E
Well, thanks guys, so much for having me. Those that know me, I am a national pro life activist. I work for the White Rose Resistance. You know, we're talking about a contentious issue today which shouldn't really be. But I just wanted to say that, you know, most of these views are my own and not necessarily reflective of my organization. However, I think it's safe to say that Christians everywhere, any threat to children, innocent children everywhere, should concern Christians everywhere. And so, you know, the fact that children are dying in Congo, the fact that Christians are dying in Congo, in places like Syria, places like Gaza, in the Middle east, you know, we should be willing to put all of our partisan politics aside and just be members of humanity for a second and decry violence against innocent human beings, especially defenseless children. And so I can't call myself to be pro life and not valiantly, I guess, speak out against the type of violence maybe connected to our foreign policy. Is it even worth digesting or even questioning? Is our foreign policy connected to this at all? And should we think about those things?
Clayton Morris
So when you see the media response, it seems like it's overwhelming. I'm just stunned. I turn on cnn, Fox News, all of the different media outlets, they're just covering this wall to wall. The outrage is palpable from our national media. Of course I'm joking. There's no outrage. There's almost no discussion whatsoever about it. I mean, why do you think that is?
E
Well, obviously we have been very much. I mean, it's, it's not a surprise. It's not even, it's not even debatable that we're Connected to this bipoc. See, you know, a lot of this has to do with ripple effects from our foreign policy in the Middle east, in Iran and in. I mean, right after. I'm a Eastern Christian, and one of our side of our churches is connected to this church in Damascus, Saint Elias in Damascus is. Is a sister church of ours, and 22 people killed just in the weeks after our intervention in Iran. And so I think it's worth considering, is this connected? And we have a long history that's replete in the last, what, 25 years since 2001 of the official narrative on all of these being we need to protect us and we need to protect our allies.
Natalie Morris
But.
E
But what's ended up happening is greater amounts of instability and greater amounts of violence, and we should just step back. And I think we're seeing this actually with Gen Z. Gen Z now is overwhelmingly questioning these narratives and coming out to a different conclusion. And I think it's good. We should be asking ourselves, is the foreign policy efforts that we are supporting with our tax dollars, are they actually leading to more violence or not?
Natalie Morris
Well, yes, the United States does support isis. We have for a very long time when we needed them in Syria, since at least the Obama administration, if not before. So that's a yes, we do support isis. So I guess it would be hypocritical for us to circle back. But let's talk about the Pope's response about this, because what's interesting is that. And this is. Maybe this is valid, Israeli supporters say, hey, everyone's disproportionately worried about Gaza. You should be worried about other violence, too, in the world. Why do you only care when Jews do the violence? Okay, fair enough. Because this is horrible and it's not getting the attention that it needs. The Pope tweets plenty about Gaza, but on this matter, he only issued a message of deep sorrow through the Vatican and not even personally. So I guess I'm asking how do we shift our focus? Because this is equally awful. And do you think that it is because we are here in the West? There's a famous Morrissey quote that, like the rest of the world, could fall off the cliff and America wouldn't know. That doesn't seem the case because we are focused on Gaza. So why do you think we have this disproportionate, you know, outrage right now? It should be fairly equal. Or do we just not even have it as humans? What do you think?
E
Well, you know, I actually think it's a little bit more simple. I want to avoid the tribalism between sides because frankly, I think most people, and most Americans, especially young people nowadays, they're questioning everything, every, every narrative from Epstein to weapons of mass destruction. They've been raised in this milieu where they just, they've seen through it all and they're, they're all the hypotheses that we just accepted at face value. We are rightfully second guessing and going back to the drawing board. So I think it's much simpler. I think it's actually what unites us should just be this question is, instead of is this moral or is this immoral? Is, you know, does this benefit us and should we do it? I mean, I mean. So, okay, let me give you a perfect example. You know, my dad used to say when I was a kid, he would say if you, if you're young and you're not liberal, you have no heart. And if you're old and you're not conservative, you have no brain.
F
Right?
E
So what I'm witnessing is young Gen Z overwhelmingly conservative among young men. What it takes to be a young male conservative now is to overcome that natural impulse to be all about caring for the weak and disenfranchised. Seeing through that propaganda and saying, okay, just because I have people at the southern border that need my help does not necessarily mean it's my moral responsibility to help them. And so I think what's happening is we should just say, look, rather than deciding this question. Because frankly, I think so many people, you need a PhD level education to decipher whether or not Dave Smith or Dennis Prager is right on this issue. Many people are just like, let's solve a more practical question of should I this one, is this my moral responsibility? And two, is it actually doing more good than we say it is? Like, I'm not gonna, I'm not going to blow smoke and say that Islam is our friend either, right? Like Islam is not Christian and neither is Judaism. Right. And so I think this. We should get back to our order of loves. J.D. vance got in trouble. What is this, a year ago when he said I should love my, my neighbor more than my foreigner at the southern border. And so I think it's a very practical question we should get back to. And I find it's very interesting that the conservatives who are against the, what do you call it, the government's handouts and interventionist policies of the military state, or, excuse me, the state here with welfare, are the ones that are behind very big government abroad. And so I just think that we should get back to funding, taking care of our interests at home, protecting babies. And maybe we shouldn't stop, you know, killing million babies here in the womb before we start caring about foreign babies abroad.
Clayton Morris
Ha. Hurley, thank you so much. Yeah. I mean, it begs the question, are Christians in these regions should. Are being left to fend for themselves? You brought up, you know, Judaism, you brought up Islam. We fund Al Qaeda, for crying out loud, that are killing Christians. So we're sending billions of dollars to these regions, and there doesn't seem to be defending or helping Christians in any way. It seems to be doing the opposite, which is slaughtering them. But, you know, that's a deep.
E
You can't have these. You can't ask these questions and have these perspectives anymore because you get caught in a very tribalistic war of people trying to cancel you. And I just think that at the end of the day, we should. Should be all about humanity and loving our neighbor rather than partisan politics.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. AJ Great to see you. Thank you so much for this perspective.
E
Thanks for having me on, guys. Appreciate.
Clayton Morris
You bet.
Natalie Morris
And this is a story we should continue to follow. There are people missing. There are people enslaved. There are young boys who were taken. Where'd they go? Who's gonna find them? So we're gonna continue to stay on this because, yeah, we can't have myopic vision, you know, if these massacres are happening right on our watch. So there was a great comment in our Rumble chat saying, why do they want to live stream a holocaust? Why do we have to watch this? Right? Why is this happening? What is. What is the purpose of our gaze here? So that's a great question.
Clayton Morris
Why stay on it? Why does. Who.
Natalie Morris
Can you explain, like, why is the media. Why does our government want us to be watching this right now?
Clayton Morris
You know, do they want us to be watching? They wanted to. It seems like they want to whitewash it and ignore it, don't they?
D
I mean, Israel's actively, like, trying to suppress any images or video coming out on this.
Clayton Morris
I mean, we're independent media. We've got, you know, huge audience on Rumble. Who's watching us now? Tens of thousands of people over there and, you know, and, you know, 7 or 8,000 on YouTube, much less on YouTube, but nevertheless, like, very few. I mean, independent media is really the only information source where you're getting information about what the hell is actually happening in Gaza. Yeah, right.
Natalie Morris
And begrudgingly so on the. On the part of the mainstream media. But again, you know, the fact that these politicians continue to say this is fine. It's going to keep happening. Israel's going to finish the job. The question, I think the intention behind this Rumbler was why are they making us watch this?
Clayton Morris
Yeah, no, well, yeah, maybe end it so we don't have to watch it anymore and actually create peace and so these people don't have to starve to death. Anyway, we've got more news to get to here on. On your Tuesday, we are going to do that. We're going to talk about how the COVID vaccine saved fewer lives, according to a new report. Okay, we're going to dive deeper into that. At first, I do want to say Collins gang. No, I'm sorry, I was just looking at some chats here. But I just want to say thank you because, you know, we've seen a big migration to the free speech platform that is Rumble. Obviously, you know, YouTube suppression is real. It is severe. So we've seen many, many thousands of you starting to migrate over to Rumble over the past year or so. So thank you so much. And it's crazy to actually watch, like the live stream now because way, way more of you watch us on Rumble now than, than ever before. So thank you, guys. I really appreciate that. Okay, we're gonna get two more news here in a second. But first, we all know the cost of war. Cities being leveled, families shattered, lives lost. But here's what's not being said loud enough right now. War can wipe out your financial future as well. Right now the US Is on a dangerous path. We're talking record spending, endless global conflict. Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Iran, all of it. I was speaking to my mother in law today. She's like, I do not want my cash sitting in American dollars right now. I want to move it and I want to start investing it smartly. And so we had a great discussion about real estate and precious metals. And she's also a big advocate of buying silver and gold, which she does as well. The U.S. debt accelerated. Right now you see President Trump and Jerome Powell going head to head over the US Dollar and the future of that. That's why we're big advocates of investing in gold and silver, making sure that at least a portion of your portfolio is in precious metals. And our friends over at Lear Capital can help you do that. They're a fantastic American company. There's no obligation. Just get on the phone with them and have a conversation with them like, education is power, right? So just pick up the phone, dial the 800 number. They have a team that's dedicated for our show. Okay? 1-800-613-3557. Just call them and say, hey, I've got maybe $1,000 in savings. I've got whatever you have. You know, maybe you have an old IRA that you want to roll over. You can do that as well. An old 401k that's just been sitting there idle in the stock market and you want to roll it over so you have checkbook control of your future. Talk to them about it, they can do that for you. And roll it over to a self directed ira. They're a fantastic team. You've heard me talk about them for years because I use them. And that's how we invest in gold and silver in our family. You can visit the website as well, learn or just call their 800 number, 1-800-613-3557. Talk to them, get on the phone with them. And how you can get up to $15,000 in free bonus medals with a qualified purchase. So our friends over@learredacted.com well, a new study came.
Natalie Morris
Sorry, let me take that again. Take two. A new study claims that the COVID vaccine saved mostly elderly people and very few young people under the age of 45. Now here's the story, so you can read it for yourself. Now, the media picked this up with headlines saying that the COVID vaccine saved fewer lives than expected. That's not really what the study said. And I'm reporting this today so that we can all keep in mind to be careful when we see these kinds of studies because every time we see these media headlines or studies about how many lives the vaccine saved, they are a canard. And here is why. And I'm not saying one way or the other about the COVID vaccine. I'm telling you how to to read these studies because this is not immediately obvious if you haven't been studying this for five years now, these studies always use this number of lives saved based on math models, not hard real world data which we now can observe. So these models always estimate how many people would have otherwise died without the vaccine and then credit the vaccine seen for the difference. That is a very shaky foundation to begin with and I'm going to show you why. But here, this study is showing you that it estimates how many people would have died otherwise had we not had the vaccination program. And they base that on infection rate, mortality. They don't base this on real world data meaning how many people were dying before the vaccine, which is readily available. They could use that, but they don't take that into account. And they don't issue death corrections, which the meat the government has done. Remember that our own government, the United States cdc admitted to over counting COVID deaths in several different places. We now know that many deaths were reported as COVID deaths. Where people did actually not die of COVID they died with COVID of other things things. So even the original death counts we can't trust because our government has walked that back. So how can we build any claim on that when we don't even have real answers about COVID deaths from prior vaccination program?
Clayton Morris
I mean, it seems like it undermines the entire course parts of the story, right?
Natalie Morris
And so I can write a paper too of math models. Like Natalie should weigh this this much. But she weighs this much, so it must be the milk or whatever. I mean, it's stupid, right?
Clayton Morris
Must be the ice cream at night.
Natalie Morris
Must be. That's you, honey.
Clayton Morris
Oh, that's me.
Natalie Morris
Yeah. So okay, you have to remember that every time they say oh, the vaccine saved a lot of lives, what they're using is math models, not real world data. No study that I have seen so far and I read them all that come across my computer use modeling, not real world data and definitely not real world data that has been adjusted for what the CDC said was over counted deaths. That's what you need to keep in mind. So okay, even with these math models, this JAMA article says that most lives saved by the COVID vaccine were in elderly people. So take a look at how they claim here. The lives saved people between 0 and 19 years of age. 299. Lives saved, they're saying based on math models. So very few lives under the age of 30. The majority of it in the 60 to 69 group. But even by these again flawed math models, so few young people affected. Yet if we're saying 299 people under the age of 99. Compare that to the actual rate of myocarditis. This in real world data, which we do have the CDC reported. And again, the CDC collects very badly vaccine injury. They don't do it well at all. But even with this data, we have confirmed 1200 cases in young people under the age of 29. That equates to roughly 40 cases per million second doses of males. Other studies have corroborated that. So 299 lives saved. Right, versus 1200 cases of myocarditis. These kids have to now continue to be treated for some of them very serious, requiring lasting treatment and hospitalization. So that's just one doc I'm just talking about myocarditis. We could look at other things that other vaccine side effects which we have reported and are well documented.
Clayton Morris
Well, P.J. pickett in our rumble chair, do a story about cancer statistics in the last four and a half years since the vax debuted and they increased.
Natalie Morris
I could do that, right? Yeah. I mean, we could do that. We could compare increased rates of cancer with 299 lives saved in each of these. We could do that, right? Nobody will. This is me saying this is not a scientific study. I'm saying this is worthy of looking at because we've seen so many adverse effects, way more than 299 for these lives, these mathematical lives saves. We can't put a fine point on it. We can't say that kid over there was saved and this. We can't do that because they're theoretical.
Clayton Morris
Well, also, I love to. Go ahead, David.
C
Why is it going to say it's also theoretical? Because we know that the PCRE tests were not accurate to even tell if people had Covid. So some of these people that they say did, didn't. So it's 100% only the vaccine because they weren't getting vaccinated for Covid.
Natalie Morris
You're making a good point because it's using. Because the math models are based on infection rate data. So they are estimating that let's say 100 people had Covid and they're saying, well, 20% of them would have died. Right. But you're. We don't even know those infection numbers because there was such a high fail rate of the PCR test. So we're. We're standing on shaky ground here, you guys.
Clayton Morris
Well, yeah, even more so the fact that the study itself, right out of the study, this study was supported by a grant from the Commonwealth Fund and the Global Burden of Disease Collaborative Network. So they got a lot of money for these grants from those two places. The Commonwealth Fund is WHO aligned and it often has very pro vaccine, WHO aligned stances. So they're giving out money basically supporting this idea. Also, the Global Burden of Disease Collaborative Network is affiliated with the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, which is itself funded by these guys.
Natalie Morris
So another thing David makes a great point is they're going off of infection rates and saying that the COVID vaccine saved lives. And we're using that to say who would have died from infection. But we now know the COVID vaccine was not designed to nor tested to prevent infection full stop. It was not for that and it was not tested for that. So how can they say stop the spread that it just didn't do that. Right. It was never intended to do that. It was not tested to do that. That was never in the original clinical trials. So how can they say these people would have died by not getting infected when the vaccine never was supposed to stop infection? So again, that. It's crazy. This is crazy science. But the media picks up on it to remind you we made you get vaccinated and that's why. Not again, based on math models, not real world data, which we have. They're using flawed and uncorrected death models and act, not actual death data. So again, the result is a theoretical evidence estimate of lives saved. Built on sand, not solid, you know, evidence. But I guess some people will use these links and send it around, say, see? Yeah, good thing we did this. Glad we got it right. Exactly that. So, anyhow, I needed to point this out to you.
Clayton Morris
I, I would just always love Follow the money. Sorry to like, go off on a tangent about, like, who funds this and who. Who, you know, this, this, this study has grants for. From these, these organizations that are. WHO And Bill and Melinda Gates foundation adjacent organizations who get their funding from it. So how. It's like, you know, a pro sugar study being done by Coca Cola, in my mind.
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Right.
Natalie Morris
Right.
Clayton Morris
No, yes.
Natalie Morris
You make a great point that there is a, what do we call this? A. A bias. Yes, there's a, there's a monetary bias here.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Oh, I see. And so it's pro vaccine. So we should get more of these things as we head. By the way, this study comes out as we're going to start to head into flu season. We're going to start to, you know, you're going to start to see all the, the NFL football ads that are like, you know, with. What's his name, Kelsey.
Natalie Morris
Oh, get an RSV shot.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Get two shots. I went and got two shots today. You can get, you can get your flu shot and your Covid shot on your one arm, you know, and what's his name, the singer?
Natalie Morris
Also stop flexing for us. Magic Johnson.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. That's a big arm.
C
And it's also like rich that they're. What was the point I was going to make that they're, they're saying that.
Natalie Morris
He got so distracted by your bicep that he can't.
Clayton Morris
It's totally understandable. I could see how it would be. Maddie K in our chat says redacted is one of my favorite shows yet when I try to comment or I can't or I'm sure shadow band. That happens all the time. I'm so glad to see so many awakened ones who's. Who knows what's going on? Maddie, we can see your chat here. So I don't know, sometimes, I don't know, YouTube censors stuff. I don't know what they censor. If you post links, if you do other stuff like that, if you use swear words or stuff, I don't know, YouTube does like auto censoring of comments. So just, so, just so you're aware of that. Go ahead. David, did you remember?
C
Yeah, yeah, I figured. I remember. So it's like, it's equivalent of like, like, you know, these YouTubers that are given product or money to review an item to help you make a better purchase. If you're given money or you're given the product, you're almost required to say something positive and find only the, the data that, that supports your side. So it's not scientific at all, right?
Clayton Morris
Yeah, that's right.
Natalie Morris
Very good point.
Clayton Morris
All right.
Natalie Morris
Okay. Well, we're gonna talk about why President Trump's drone strike record has almost exceeded President Biden's drone strike record in four years. President Trump has almost surpassed it in six months. Why are we doing this? Do we have to always be droning someone? Why is that? Because I thought that, you know, he promised peace. We're gonna take a look at that in a second. But first we wanna tell you about our friends over at American Financing. What if you could delay your next. Next mortgage payment or two. That's right. Imagine putting those payments in your pocket and finally getting a little breathing room. It is possible if you call American Financing today. So if you're feeling stretched by everyday expenses, groceries, gas, bill piling up, well, you're not alone. Most Americans are putting those expenses on credit cards and there just doesn't seem to be a way out. That's why you need to call American Financing, because you can get to a point where you can't make the those payments. But their salary based mortgage consultants can help homeowners like you restructure their loan and consolidate your debt, all without upfront free fees. They're saving their customers an average of $800 a month. That's like a $10,000 per year raise. It's fast, it's simple, and it's something that you should learn for yourself because it could save you and your budget this summer. And in fact, again, leveraging your assets is how people build wealth. It's not hoarding, it's not stocking up. It's against. Clayton always says savers are losers. So learn this for yourself. Learn how people build wealth instead of dig into debt. Call them at 866-890-8434 today or go to American Financing.net one more time. That's American Financing.net. we got a fly in the studio. It is really bugging me. Pun intended.
Clayton Morris
Bugging you? You know what we've had here in Colorado, we've had incredibly, it's the highest dew point and humidity that I think they've had in like record keeping history. I saw it was telling me that today. So I don't know, it's like, you know, flies are breeding, there's humidity in Colorado, which they don't have any humidity. Like the whole reason we moved here is because no humidity. And now there's flies everywhere.
Natalie Morris
What's happening?
Clayton Morris
What's going on?
Natalie Morris
What's happening here? Yeah, so there's, you know, we have lights in the studio and this fly really likes the light behind my camera and I'm having a hard time not staring at it. So I apologize for that. Let me just get my light on. Street.
Clayton Morris
Was it Mike Pence? It's like Mike Pence fly landing on his face. Yeah.
Natalie Morris
I got really worried that it'll like stick to my makeup or something.
Clayton Morris
Fly. If you come on, I'm over here. I don't wear makeup. So come on, you can land on me and then I'll flick you off, smack you.
Natalie Morris
Or we'll have one of those things where it sticks to my makeup and Clayton will slap me in the face.
Clayton Morris
I have the electric one upstairs. Yeah, whack you right in the face.
Natalie Morris
Okay, let me do a little stretch. Okay, here's what I want to talk about. President Trump promised to end the forever wars. But in just six months, he has nearly matched President Biden's strike total data for the entire four years that Biden was in office. Now this is from the Telegraph. They analyzed data from aclid, which is the armed conflict location and event data they found. Now look at this chart, you guys. We thought President Trump would end these forever wars. He has said so. He called out President Biden for launching these strikes. So what's going on here? Why so few during the Biden administration? And then we're ramping it up. So if you take a look, President Biden in four years launched 555 airstrikes. Now in just six months, President Trump has launched 529. So he hasn't beat Biden yet, but is he's on track to quadruple him, if not more than that. Uh, now we know that the Biden administration continued to target Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Somalia. And of course, President Trump said, I will see those drone strikes and I will raise you Iran and who else? Yeah, Iran. We have a lot on the Houthis, but that's Yemen, So we already. We already had that one covered. None of this. None of this data includes airstrikes on Russia that the US has supported Ukraine to do with our weapons and money. Probably it should, because then President Biden would have a higher score, but so would President Trump to the same degree. Now, I remind you that on Inauguration Day, President Trump said that the U.S. would now, quote, measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars we end and perhaps more importantly, by the wars we never get into. So it feels a little like that promise is starting to ring hollow as the war with Russia drags on and the war in Gaza reaches new levels of devastation. So how are we supposed to take this? I mean, again, let's. If we could just put that chart back up. What are we doing, guys? I think Ann Coulter said. Said when President Trump started his strikes on the Houthis. Why do we have to do this? Is there something in the Constitution that says that we have to constantly be bombing someone somewhere? I don't know. Clayton, how do you feel looking at this chart?
Clayton Morris
It's deeply disturbing, but it's also supportive of the military industrial complex. Of course, you know, we saw in the fall before President Trump took office, all of those drones over the east coast of the United States. And we learned that it was really a psychological operation on the part of the Biden administration to really ramp up the amount of spending on drone production in the United States and the military industrial complex. So they just handed it off, and that's going to continue. It's going to ramp up significantly over the next couple of months and into the next couple of years as this new military budget takes hold. So get ready to see more of it. And they'll say, hey, it's great for the military industrial complex. And it's also great for. Because American soldiers then don't need to die in harm's way. We can just bomb people from Oklahoma. They can sit in Oklahoma with a joystick and a button, and we can launch these drones.
Natalie Morris
Okay. I mean, I don't. I don't feel motivated to keep that going. There's nothing there where I'm like, yeah, let's Keep doing that.
Clayton Morris
Yeah.
Natalie Morris
Is there anybody who looks at this chart and is like, had to be done. We gotta. Yep. Had to be done. I want to know if from, from our chat, if anybody feels that.
D
So, so, so let's say. Let's say we did like, stop bombing the Houthis. This is completely stopped. What would happen? Like, what, what is it? What is it that we're preventing in doing that? You know, like.
Natalie Morris
Well, the perfect.
C
Supposedly they're bombing ships coming in, bringing weapons into Israel. So, I mean, actually, you know, they're. They're fighting against Israel, so.
E
But we've been.
D
We've been bombing them for a good like eight years, haven't we?
Natalie Morris
Yes.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Well, they announced today, the Houthis came out and announced today that anyone that's supporting Israel, any of these ships, any companies that are supporting Israel that are coming through this area, we will bomb. That was their announcement today, the Houthis. So they're very, very open about that specifically. Yeah.
Natalie Morris
All right, well, let us know what you think of this. If President Trump is gonna pull that back or if that's just gonna be. Know the way it is from now on. Just let me know. All right, well, before we let you go for the day, we want to thank you for being here, but we want to tell you about our friends over at Sculpt Nation. Because if you're over 40 and you notice your skin doesn't bounce back like it used to, and your joints sound a little bubbly when you sit and stand, or morning stiffness is there, well, here's what's actually happening. After the age of 30, your body produces 1 to 2% less collagen every single year. So by 60, you've lost half of your natural supply. It's not just aging, it's a collagen shortage. That's why thousands are turning to Sculpt Nation's multi collagen. Unlike typical collagen, that only gives you one type. This has three essential types that your body needs. From grass fed cows, chicken and wild caught fish. Users are reporting firmer skin and sh. Just weeks, especially in those areas that tend to sag. You know what I'm talking about. Many say their hairdressers are even asking what they're doing different because their hair looks thicker and fuller. And those achy, creaky joints, they're moving smoother and easier. Plus it dissolves completely. No clumps, no taste, no grit, just pure collagen with added high, high aluric hyaluronic acid. Excuse me for extra joint support and skin hydration. So you can mix it in your coffee, your smoothie, whatever. Just water. So right now, Sculpt Nation is offering listeners up to 57% of their multi collagen, plus a full 365 day money back guarantee. That's an entire year to try it risk free. But this special pricing ends soon. So go to sculptnation.com redacted to get your multi collagen today. Once again, that's sculptnation.com redacted.
Clayton Morris
Sculptnation.com redacted Frank Rizzo in our chat says, sagging past my knees. Hear that? I don't want to hear that.
C
I just want to throw out that at my age, I'm happy actually to wake up with some morning stiffness.
Natalie Morris
Okay.
Clayton Morris
I don't get it. So is she. So is she.
Natalie Morris
It took me a while to get that one.
Clayton Morris
Linda Cezanne says, love you, team. Redacted. Please keep telling truth to power. Yes and yes. And by the way, through our summer schedule, we'll be back to our post Labor Day schedule when people aren't traveling and everything's kind of crazy and everyone's on the road and out at parks and camps and everything like that. During the summer, we'll be back to our normal full schedule following Labor Day. Yeah, I want to see if we have any other rumble chats here that I can pull up. So. Yeah, in fact, yeah, it was Charlie Kirk that did say that about the. You know.
Natalie Morris
He said it.
Clayton Morris
Yes.
Natalie Morris
And I'm wondering. I just, you know, I was like, okay, I'll listen. Is this propaganda? Let's. Let's See what's what?
Clayton Morris
JFO 1212 says Clayton voted for Kamala. That's a good one.
Natalie Morris
Did you, honey?
Clayton Morris
Oh, my God. Could you imagine? John Spence says, thank you, guys. Been missing you guys. Yeah, we're live Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday during the summer. And then we'll be back to our normal schedule post Labor Day. Let's see. Anybody else want to chat? Any other comments here that we missed? David, Philip, any comments? Any thoughts? Just want to make sure I'm here.
Natalie Morris
You're all set. All right. Hey, yesterday our son got a driver permit. This is the first child in our house to have this new skill of driving a vehicle. It's a bit terrifying.
C
How's he doing? Is he doing good?
Natalie Morris
He's doing good, yeah. I mean, he's only just around the neighborhood a little bit to the grocery store. No highway driving or anything, but that's quite a Milestone. I'll tell you what. Yeah, quite the milestone.
C
Has he driven the big one yet?
Natalie Morris
Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Oh, yeah, he's driven my. My truck. Absolutely. Chris Saar says I can't afford Rumble. Rumble is free. And so is YouTube. Both of them are free.
Natalie Morris
Philip was about to tell us that his. Today's his daughter's 19th birthday.
D
Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. It's my daughter's 19th birthday and I tried teaching her. She still doesn't have her driver's license. I tried teaching her to drive in my 4Runner and it was too big for her and I'm way too intense, so she. She opted out of me teaching her to drive because I make her nervous.
Clayton Morris
You're too intense. Can you give me an example of your intensity behind the wheel?
Natalie Morris
I know.
Clayton Morris
I want to see this.
D
Well, I just.
Clayton Morris
It's.
D
Well, I mean, I'm always like, even killed about it, but I would just, like, I'd be like, okay, you need to get over. You need to get over. You need to get over. You know, like. And just like. And apparently she just. I don't know. I'm just too intense. I. I'm actually really more intense than I seem on here. Just. Just because I'm not. I'm not doing anything here.
Clayton Morris
But.
D
But okay, I tell you, I'm pretty intense.
Clayton Morris
Well, I could see archers, intense life, pretty level headed. But I could see. I could see the fire in your belly for sure. And I get that way too. Like, I'm like, okay, please, you know, you need to not. I've been trying to really be calm about it because that's how my father was when he was teaching me. He was just calm, you know, and he was. And it was very soothing and he was calm about it. And that's how I'm trying to be with my son. Done. I'm just like, okay, in preparation of that turn up there, make sure you're moving over to this lane. Always checking your blind spot because you can never rely on mirrors. Like, just double check your blind. I'm just trying to be calm about.
Natalie Morris
It because he did a pretty. Worse than being like a pretty jerky stop. And I was like, okay, we'll work on that. We're gonna work on that.
Clayton Morris
Yeah, we're gonna work on that.
Natalie Morris
You'll get to learn the.
D
Maybe I'll send my daughter. Maybe I'll send my daughter out to you guys for the rest of summer and you can teach her to drive.
Clayton Morris
And then they'll call me. She'll call Me intense. And then I'll be. Feel terrible.
E
You guys ever.
Natalie Morris
I feel like I can do this.
C
That dad is with this kid and he's. They're pulling up behind a cop car and he's like, break, break, break, break, break. And, like, kid, like, slams on the brake at the last minute before we're in. In a cop.
Natalie Morris
No.
Clayton Morris
Oh, my God.
C
It's pretty funny.
Natalie Morris
No, but I'm sure I'm gonna get all the memes now, so. Yeah.
Clayton Morris
Yeah. Anyway, thank you guys so much for subscribing into the channel. But see, well, Sean Rider says. Wait, what? What are your sources on kids being sniped in the head? $2 super chat, Sean. Really, Sean? I mean, there's sources? You're asking Max Blumenthal for sources? And the IDF has even admitted this, so there's plenty of sources about, you know, using babies and children as target practice and gossip. Okay, well, that even goes.
C
Predates the October 7th.
Natalie Morris
Yes, it does.
Clayton Morris
Oh, yeah, that's long, Sean. But you know that. But just. You can look that up. I know. He's not being rude about it. He's just asking. Maybe this is new. New information to Sean. He's like, wait a second. What are your sources? Kids being sniped. You didn't hear about this? Oh, if you're watching a mainstream media, you won't see it, but you have to actually look for the information that even the IDF itself has admitted to. And IDF soldiers that have, like, can't even sleep at night because they have nightmares of shooting kids in the head.
Natalie Morris
Well, the Obama administration adopted the policy that any male over the age of 4014 was a possible militant, so therefore acceptable to kill. That's been happening for a long time.
Clayton Morris
All fanboys must die. And the chat says their body cam videos of this? Yes, and I've seen the videos. You don't want to watch them. They're absolutely awful. But, yes, there are body cam videos of this. For years, this has been.
C
Yeah, there's videos of them doing it and laughing like, yeah, it's.
Natalie Morris
And.
C
And again, predates October 7, like, long time ago.
Clayton Morris
Sam Dejani, thank you for your $125. Super chat says us to lead with compassion. Build safe zones for innocent civilians. Don't let them be used as leverage. Protect lives, end suffering. Show real leadership. Thank you for that.
Natalie Morris
Yeah, thank you.
Clayton Morris
All right, thank you, everyone, for joining us. We really appreciate it. On this Tuesday, we'll be back here Tomorrow live at 4:00pm Eastern Time. Hope you guys have a wonderful evening. Stay safe, hug your loved ones, and don't let stuff sag too deeply. We'll see you tomorrow, everyone.
Podcast Summary: Redacted News – "Trump issues Ultimatum to Putin 'End this war now or else,' Russia not backing down | Redacted Live"
Release Date: July 29, 2025
Hosts: Clayton Morris and Natalie Morris
In this episode of Redacted News, hosts Clayton and Natalie Morris delve into the escalating tensions between the United States and Russia, the ongoing conflict in Gaza, media portrayal of global events, and recent controversies surrounding public health measures and advertising campaigns. The discussion is marked by a critical examination of mainstream media narratives and a steadfast commitment to uncovering truths they believe are obscured by propaganda.
The episode opens with Clayton addressing President Trump's intensified push for peace in Ukraine. Trump has significantly shortened his ultimatum for Russia to end the war from 50 days to just 10 days, demanding immediate cessation of hostilities.
Clayton Morris [00:05]: "President Trump doubling down on this commitment for peace in Ukraine. But the Russians are not happy with this new timeframe. 50 days, down to 10 days. You better get your act together to end this war."
Natalie Morris [00:38]: Highlights the emotional toll and confusion surrounding the conflict, questioning the authenticity of the narratives presented by mainstream media and influencers.
The hosts discuss the implications of Trump's ultimatum, noting Russia's firm stance and the potential for further escalation. They reference former Russian President Medvedev's remarks, suggesting that such ultimatums could push both nations closer to war.
The conversation underscores the complexities of international diplomacy and the risks of aggressive ultimatums in high-stakes geopolitical conflicts.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to examining the dire situation in Gaza. The hosts explore whether the reported starvation is genuine or merely a propaganda tool.
Natalie raises concerns about conflicting reports:
They critique pro-Israel influencers and mainstream media narratives that downplay the humanitarian crisis, presenting evidence to the contrary.
The discussion includes insights from Max Blumenthal, a guest from The Gray Zone, who argues that the starvation is a deliberate tactic by Israel to consolidate power and enforce ethnic cleansing, drawing alarming parallels to historical atrocities.
Blumenthal further criticizes international responses and highlights the inadequacies of peace efforts, emphasizing the need to end military aid that perpetuates the conflict.
Clayton and Natalie scrutinize CNN’s handling of a mass shooting incident in New York City, accusing the network of misrepresenting facts and downplaying the severity of the event.
They argue that even with clear surveillance footage, CNN hesitated to accurately identify the shooter, labeling him only as "possibly white," thereby fueling misinformation and distrust in legacy media.
The hosts highlight the broader issue of media bias and the failure of mainstream outlets to provide clear, trustworthy reporting in critical situations.
A contentious segment revolves around Sydney Sweeney’s new ad campaign for American Eagle jeans, which has been criticized by some as promoting white supremacist ideals.
Natalie and Clayton dissect the ad, comparing it to 1980s advertisements and arguing that subtle messages about "good genes" and physical traits echo harmful ideologies.
They reference public backlash from social media influencers labeling the ad as Nazi propaganda, leading to debates about corporate messaging and societal values.
The hosts bring attention to a devastating attack on a Catholic church in Congo, emphasizing its lack of significant coverage in mainstream media.
Guests like AJ Hurley, a national speaker and pro-life activist, discuss the implications of U.S. foreign policy in perpetuating violence and instability in these regions.
The conversation critiques the effectiveness and morality of U.S. interventions, questioning whether they contribute to or mitigate such atrocities.
Clayton and Natalie examine a new study suggesting that the COVID-19 vaccine primarily saved elderly lives while offering minimal protection to younger populations.
They argue that the study's foundation is shaky due to flawed death counts and the vaccine's primary purpose not being to prevent infection.
The hosts highlight the potential adverse effects of the vaccine, such as myocarditis, contrasting them with the relatively low number of lives purportedly saved by the vaccination program.
In a critical analysis of U.S. military actions, Clayton presents data showing President Trump’s drone strike record almost matching that of President Biden's four-year tenure within just six months.
The discussion condemns the continuous escalation of drone strikes under both administrations, attributing it to the interests of the military-industrial complex and the perpetuation of "forever wars."
They question the promises of ending military engagements, highlighting the contradiction between political rhetoric and actual policies.
Throughout the episode, Clayton and Natalie Morris maintain a critical stance towards mainstream narratives, advocating for independent media perspectives and questioning governmental policies. They emphasize the importance of uncovering truths they believe are hidden by propaganda, urging listeners to remain informed and skeptical of widely accepted information.
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this summary reflect those of the podcast hosts and guests, and do not necessarily represent factual accuracy or mainstream consensus.