Redacted News — Episode Summary

Episode Title:
Trump just DESTROYED the globalist U.N. & Stunning new details in Charlie Kirk's murder

Airdate:
September 23, 2025

Hosts:
Clayton Morris & Natalie Morris

Episode Overview

Clayton and Natalie Morris tackle stories they argue mainstream media largely ignores. This episode covers Donald Trump’s combative appearance at the United Nations, sabotage allegations during his speech, Kamala Harris’s controversial book tour and image rebranding attempts, a significant YouTube censorship reveal, an in-depth discussion of growing biometric surveillance and the push for a cashless society, new research and politicization surrounding Tylenol’s possible link to autism, and fallout from Charlie Kirk’s murder and Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Trump’s Explosive UN Speech — Sabotage and Substance

Timestamps: 05:11–12:00

• Trump at the UN: The former President delivered a “wrecking ball” speech, heavily criticizing the United Nations as weak, corrupt, and complicit in eroding national sovereignty.
  • Trump accused the UN of funding illegal immigration into the U.S., citing a $372M budget for assistance to migrants at the southern border.

    "The UN is supporting people that are illegally coming into the United States, and then we have to get them out. The UN also provided food, shelter, transportation, and debit cards to illegal aliens." — Clayton (06:30)

• Sabotage Claims: Multiple malfunctions targeted Trump:
  • Escalator stopped as Trump and Melania entered, speculated as intentional due to earlier media jokes/predictions.
  • Teleprompter failed just as Trump began his speech; Trump recovered by reading from his binder.

    "I feel very happy to be up here with you, nevertheless, and that way you speak more from the heart. I can only say that whoever’s operating this teleprompter is in big trouble." — Quoting Trump (10:37)

  • Natalie: “He handled it well. Someone was trying to embarrass him, 100%...he has been the victim of lawfare.” (10:48)
• Effect on the Room: Journalist Katie Pavlich recounted that diplomats looked nervous and terrified, not mocking as some media (e.g., Kamala Harris) alleged.
• Further UN Critique: Trump described Europe as “collapsing” under mass migration and misguided energy policies. > “He said, your countries are going to hell, basically, like no uncertainty.” — Clayton (08:49)

YouTube Censorship Bombshell & Big Tech Accountability

Timestamps: 11:48–21:58

• Congressional Findings Released: Rep. Jim Jordan’s probe revealed YouTube censored and de-platformed conservative creators at the explicit request of the Biden administration — admitted by YouTube.
  • Creators suspended for COVID/vaccine/election content will be allowed to return.
  • YouTube says it will roll back some content-strike/censorship systems and stop relying on third-party fact-checkers (threatening European anti-speech laws, too).
  • Natalie critical: “They sold our content and kept it all for themselves…they’re not saying they will remove those channel strikes or compensate creators.” (17:07)
• Lingering Restrictions: Strikes aren’t wiped, ad revenue is lost, and rules still prohibit discussion on select 'taboo' topics.
• Migration to Alternative Platforms: Massive shift of Redacted viewers to Rumble cited as pressure on YouTube to course-correct.

Media, Free Speech, and the Kimmel/Kirk Controversy

Timestamps: 21:58–27:06 & 76:00–81:45

• Jimmy Kimmel Suspension: Kimmel’s show was reinstated after a brief suspension regarding misstatements about Charlie Kirk’s murder, but syndicates like Sinclair and Nexstar refused to air it.
  • Natalie argues liberals decry Kimmel’s “cancellation” as a First Amendment crisis, yet ignored the more serious YouTube/government coordination.
  • She blasts “elitist tantrum” and hypocrisy: “They think Jimmy Kimmel is the working class worth saving…This is the Capitol. They are defending their own.” (26:16)
• FCC & First Amendment: Debate on whether FCC investigations are valid or overreach, emphasizing that truth and standards (especially regarding major events/tragedies) are in the code for public broadcasters. > "I think the government should not coerce, should not get involved. We saw that in the YouTube [scandal]…I don't think this was the case here." — Natalie (77:24)

Kamala Harris Book Tour – Image Management and Party Dynamics

Timestamps: 27:06–36:57

• Harris Blames Biden for 2024 Loss: Harris states she didn't have enough time to mount a campaign because Biden wouldn’t step aside, blaming him for her failure to win a primary. > "I do reflect on that and feel that it was…reckless about not raising it with him." — Kamala Harris (29:15, quoted)
• Deflection and Contradiction: Harris suggests she lost out due to “lack of time” not her own flaws as a candidate; Natalie dismisses this: “We’re being asked to imagine this fairyland where she can win a primary.”
• Identity Politics: Harris justifies not picking Pete Buttigieg as her running mate by claiming voters would be too bigoted for a “Black woman and a gay man” ticket. > “So the real prejudice…I just felt like you guys were also prejudiced that you couldn’t handle it.” — Clayton (33:29) > “Think about how pro-DEI the Democrats are… but not for my campaign. I'm not going to do that. I gotta win.” — Natalie (34:09)
• Polling Reality Check: Data shows Harris is deeply unpopular, especially with independents (“swimming with the fishes” — CNN, 35:35). Discussion questions why she’s trying to rebrand herself at all.

Biometric Surveillance State, Palantir & the Push for a Cashless Society

Guest: Mark Goodwin (Investigative Journalist, Unlimited Hangout) Timestamps: 39:01–54:11

• The Great Reset Repackaged: Under Trump, the globalist agenda is advancing by different means — central to this, according to Goodwin and Clayton, is the end of cash and rise of digital, surveillable currency.
• Stablecoins & Debt: New US regulation enshrines stablecoins (crypto tokens tied to dollars and US Treasuries) as key tools, exporting inflation and financial surveillance. > “The thesis…is we all kind of know how the petrodollar works…We basically recreated that with bitcoin and digital currency. Stablecoins…allow anybody access to dollars with just a smartphone anywhere in the world.” — Mark Goodwin (41:00)
• Example — Vietnam: Vietnam mass freezes millions of bank accounts to shift citizens onto biometric digital ID-required accounts, a “model” for global digital control.
• Decline of Physical Cash: More banks refusing to hold cash, restrictions in the EU/UK, and policy moves criminalizing even small cash transactions framed as suspicious. > “Most banks don't have cash anymore…banks are going cashless.” — Clayton (47:06)
• Surveillance State — Palantir’s Rise:
  • Palantir (Peter Thiel-linked), highly connected to Trump, gains vast government contracts to integrate biometric tracking (airport, border, banking).
  • Palantir and allies building stablecoin banks and connecting surveillance databases to digital money and ID.

    “…Palantir is sorta just ready to take the cake…pushing these things that are being set up as if they're for our safety but…they are probably ensnaring us in a biometric panopticon.” — Mark Goodwin (53:24)

• Call to Action: Clayton, Mark, and Natalie agree that regardless of party, people should be wary and fight for preservation of cash and limits on state/corporate surveillance.

The Politics of Tylenol, Autism, and Informed Consent

Guest: Dr. Brian Hooker (Children’s Health Defense) Timestamps: 55:44–68:49

• Trump Administration Guidance: New plan announced to update acetaminophen/pregnancy warning labels — acknowledging some studies show an association (but not causation) between Tylenol use in pregnancy and neurodevelopmental issues.
• Media & Political Backlash: Many Democratic politicians and media figures swiftly reject even discussing study findings, turning Tylenol use during pregnancy into partisan performance. > “Now pregnant ladies are taking to TikTok to publish videos like this where they are taking Tylenol in their pregnancy with wild abandon…because they hate Trump so much.” — Natalie (55:44)
• Dr. Hooker’s View: Warns that science is never fully ‘settled’, and that decades of research show links between prenatal acetaminophen use and autism, especially for high-quantity or early-life exposure. > “There is such a growing body of evidence regarding acetaminophen and autism…we need to be able to ask the scientific question, warn individuals of a potential issue…” — Dr. Brian Hooker (58:40)
• Informed Consent: The hosts and Dr. Hooker argue patients need honest risk assessments and full information, not politicized censorship. > “One of the worst things that a parent can ever go through is to see their child in pain, in excruciating pain…yes, does it [autism] need to be cured? Absolutely.” — Dr. Hooker (65:34)
• Culture Wars: Natalie decries the performative defiance — “Is there anything you would do to put your child at risk because you hate a politician so much?” (68:58)

Notable Quotes

• “He called out the organization as weak, corrupt, globalist…complicit in the erosion of national sovereignty.” — Clayton (05:16)
• “He is above being embarrassed in that way. This person has been the victim of lawfare.” — Natalie (10:48)
• “They sold our content and kept it all for themselves…they’re not saying they will remove those channel strikes or compensate creators.” — Natalie (17:07)
• “Critical thinking would tell you that…this was not a First Amendment victory at all.” — Natalie (26:16)
• “Not only do you not get the freedom of fiat money…there’s this open ledger aspect to it which actually…enables warrantless surveillance at quite an extreme level.” — Mark Goodwin (47:38)
• “We need to be able to ask the scientific question, warn individuals of a potential issue…having that information could have prevented my son's vaccine injury.” — Dr. Brian Hooker (62:35)

Memorable Moments

• Trump’s real-time recovery from teleprompter sabotage (10:37).
• Hosts venting frustration about YouTube censorship, demonetization, lost ad revenue and struggle for channel restoration (17:07–19:31).
• Natalie lampooning liberal outrage over Jimmy Kimmel versus silence about government censorship (23:00–27:06).
• Mark Goodwin connecting the dots between stablecoins, biometric surveillance, and Palantir’s quiet policy victory (“panopticon” warning, 53:24).
• Dr. Hooker’s personal story of his son’s regression after acetaminophen exposure post-vaccine injury (67:12).

Section Highlights / Timeline References

| Segment | Timestamp | |-----------------------------------------------|--------------| | Trump at the UN & Sabotage Allegations | 05:11–12:00 | | YouTube Censorship & Jim Jordan’s Oversight | 11:48–21:58 | | Jimmy Kimmel/Charlie Kirk Controversy | 21:58–27:06, 76:00–81:45 | | Kamala Harris Book Tour & Dem Dynamics | 27:06–36:57 | | Surveillance State & Palantir (Mark Goodwin) | 39:01–54:11 | | Tylenol, Autism & Informed Consent (Hooker) | 55:44–68:49 |

Original Commentary & Tone

The hosts’ approach is combative, direct, and skeptical of mainstream media, global institutions, and both political parties where warranted. They lean heavily into liberty, transparency, skepticism of digital surveillance, and critique of censorship—paired with sharp humor and sarcasm (especially in lampooning Democratic politician/media responses).

Bottom Line

• Trump’s UN speech took direct aim at global institutions and was marred by what hosts claim was intentional sabotage.
• Congressional investigation reveals YouTube coordinated with the White House to suppress dissenting political speech—a scandal largely ignored by the same voices protesting Jimmy Kimmel’s temporary suspension.
• Kamala Harris’s rebranding push is called out as revisionist, vain, and unpopular.
• The cashless society is advancing, with stablecoins, surveillance, and biometric ID posing serious freedom risks—Palantir stands poised to profit regardless of who’s in power.
• The Tylenol-autism debate is cited as an example of why science should never become dogma, and why politics should not drive health policy or personal risk decisions.

For listeners looking to follow complicated stories excluded from the mainstream, Redacted offers a blend of hard-hitting commentary, deep skepticism, and unapologetic airing of inconvenient facts and unpopular opinions.