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Clayton Morris
Did you know that if you are 20 years old now, there's a chance your great grandparents might have met thanks to computer dating? Did you know that under their main tongue, lemurs have another tongue? I did know that because you and I. Andy. And I'm James, our host of the podcast no Such Thing as a Fish, a British podcast all about facts. That's right. We have two other co hosts, Dan and Anna. Every week we tell you a selection of the most amazing, hilarious, bizarre, wonderful information that you've never heard before. It happens every week and it's called no Such Thing as a Fish. Find it wherever you get your podcasts. Now, what's all this about computer dating? Wake up, everybody. Welcome into Redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.
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Natalie Morris
I'm Natalie Morris.
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Clayton Morris
And on this show, we're not controlled by, I don't know, big pharma, big tech, Israel, Any. Any Israeli lobbies, Anybody. We are controlled by you, so we support you. Thank you guys so much for joining us here on the show. The stories the mainstream media largely ignores. We're gonna dive deep today into what these peace talks look like now moving forward. President Putin making some big overtures and President Trump jumping right on those. What concessions will be made in Ukraine. And Europe seems to be crying about it because their war seems to be about to end.
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Natalie Morris
We didn't say our names. I'm Natalie Morris. This is Clayton Morris.
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Clayton Morris
I think we did right off the top.
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Natalie Morris
I haven't said a word. Have I said a syllable? I don't think I've said anything.
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Clayton Morris
Let's roll the tape back.
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Natalie Morris
Philip, did I say one thing since we've been so. We're not. I don't think we said that. Okay, we're not controlled by any lobbyist groups, but we are a married couple and we boss each other around a lot. You may have picked up on that already. Philip. Did I say my name?
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Clayton Morris
Yes, you did. We said it right off the top. Or re. Rack the tape right now. Can we go to the videotape? I'll have to let you know later. I was busy doing something else. Yes, once people confirming you did say your name in case they were wondering who you were. Yes, we're also gonna be talking about that Israeli pedophile. Alleged Israeli pedophile who was arrested in Las Vegas. What the hell is going on here with the legal system? Why the hell was this guy's passport not seized and removed from his hands, but instead he was allowed to fly back to Israel? And he works right under Benjamin Netanyahu. And now Netanyahu is lying about the whole thing. We have a lot to unpack on that.
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Natalie Morris
Talk about male cheerleaders in the NFL and a rebrand for msnbc. Wait for it. This name. I'm sure they paid billions for it. That person should just leave the country because that is their legacy. It's great. It's an MSNBC fail, so stick around for that. Before we get into all of this, though, we want to tell you about our friends over at IQ Bar, because this episode is brought to you by IQ Bar, our exclusive snack sponsor. IQ Bar is better for you. It's plant based protein snacks made with bricks, brain boosting nutrients to refuel, nourish, and satisfy hunger without a sugar crash. Now, we take these a lot. The IQ Bar, the powder, the hydration powder, and as. As well as the snacks. They travel really well. They stick around in a backpack. They don't sort of melt into mush. So, yeah, we use them a lot. They have great flavors including mint chocolate chip, chocolate sea salt, banana nut, toasted coconut chip, lemon blueberry, and peanut butter chip. And they have over 25. 20,000. Five star reviews and CA. So check them out for yourself. Right now, IQ Bar is offering our special listeners 20 off all IQ Bar products plus free shipping. So to get your 20 off, text redacted to 64,000. Text again redacted to 64,000. Message and data rates apply. See terms for details. So again, that's iq. I see you. Okay.
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Clayton Morris
Yes. Everyone in the chat. Hold on. Everyone in the chat is saying you need to eat some of these IQ Bars. Maybe you'll remember your name next time. Maybe that'll help.
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Natalie Morris
I will apologize without an asterisk.
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Clayton Morris
Wow.
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Natalie Morris
I am apologizing full stop.
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Clayton Morris
Mark this on your calendar.
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Natalie Morris
I chose to make me mad and point out that. No, I'm kidding. Just kidding.
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Clayton Morris
Gaslighting.
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Natalie Morris
I apologize.
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Clayton Morris
Wow.
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Natalie Morris
I apologize for real. It's on tape.
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Clayton Morris
Was it unequivocal? I'm glad we have the tape. Thank God. I'm just gonna. I'm gonna wear a body cam around body cam footage from now on just to so I can keep it on track. All right, well, let's talk about this. President Trump just held a high stakes meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky and a handful of European leaders in Washington, D.C. it looked like a teacher scolding a group of kids sitting around his desk like, hey, guys, this is how the world works. Would you like to learn how the world works? It's not run by you. All you toadies over In Europe. Look at, on the left there. Yeah, I was gonna say look on the left. Yeah, look on the left of your screen there. Of course, that is Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, arms crossed, that she has to sit in the same room as these fools. Anyway, of course, when I hear the phrase security guarantees, this was a big thing that President Trump was talking about, security guarantees. The war has come up now in the last 24 hours. Security guarantees for Ukraine. Of course, when I hear that phrase, immediately I think, oh, American forces, American money, American weapons, US resources, all of it. Potential troops on the ground, more NATO bases, maybe even NATO membership. That's not what Americans signed up for, of course, when they voted for Trump. In fact, look at the latest poll numbers on that very question. Only 30% of Republicans support aid to Ukraine. Democrats, though in blue, love sending money to foreign countries. 77% of Democrats want to put more guns and assistance in Ukraine. Of course, Ukraine has been a wonderful money laundering operation for Democrats. So of course more money flowing to Ukraine would flow back to them and their campaigns. No, no doubt.
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Natalie Morris
Well, I think that that's an oversimplific simplification though, because Democrats love the media. They love to believe everything the media says. Therefore they believe that Russia is the aggressor. They believe the war started in 2022. They probably don't understand what the heck is going on. And the media will not walk back the historic, the history of this conflict. So they are a victim of their own lack of critical thinking. I don't think it's, it's just as simple as they love the war, they just don't love to study.
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Clayton Morris
Okay, well, I guess I should, you know, differentiate. When I say Democrats, I mean Democrats, yes, at large, who are registered Democrats, but I really mean the voting bloc in Washington. Congressional Democrats.
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Natalie Morris
Sure.
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Clayton Morris
Who have made a lot of money off of the war in Ukraine.
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Natalie Morris
Sure.
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Clayton Morris
So differentiation there. But anyway, Zelenskyy came out of that meeting, basically said the quiet part out loud. America's participation is critical to any so called peace deal. He even stood across from the White House and told reporters that the United States needs to send a clear signal that it'll be part of Ukraine's future security. Translation, Uncle Sam is on the hook for this. Really. Trump, for his part, kind of kept things vague afterwards talking about very good protection and very good security. Of course, the neocons like disgraced Ambassador John Bolton would love nothing more than US troops in Ukraine. CNN dragged this fossil out to put on TV watch.
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Ron James
Ambassador, when you look at what's been reported about what is on the table regarding a potential peace deal. You're talking about some sort of security guarantees in the form of a reassurance force that President Trump, as you pointed out earlier, Jeff, would not rule out US Forces being a part of, even though he, he's been skeptical of expressed skepticism before. And then also this idea that there would be some kind of Article 5 like agreement between allies of Ukraine to intervene if Russia were to advance its incursions down the road. Is that actually enough to keep Vladimir Putin away from his ambition of remaking the Russian imperial order? I think we're a long way from any of that. I can't wait till the MAGA base hears that Donald Trump has committed American combat forces, US Forces against Russian forces on the line in Ukraine if they, if the Russians violate the ceasefire. One nuclear power directly against another nuclear power. I don't think that's what they signed up for with Donald Trump. And I don't think he's necessarily thought through that implication either. He wants a Nobel Peace Prize and he wants it now.
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Clayton Morris
Scruffy, by the way, get in your super chats now. I was just trying to click on this one. I can't click on it. Tried anyway. Scruffy, something said Bolton's mustache tingles for war. It always tingles for war and so it does. So he even called Putin during the talks and during a hot mic moment caught him saying that Putin wants a deal. But here's the other problem. Any deal that ropes America into long term defense commitments in Eastern Europe is not America first, it's Europe first. And that's exactly what Trump's base does not want. So what's next and how will all of this play out? Let's ask Colonel Robert Manus, the host of the Rob Manus show, who joins us now to talk all about this. And we got a lot of questions for you. Colonel, great to see you. Welcome back to the show.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Hey, it's good to see y'.
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Clayton Morris
All.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Thanks for having me back on.
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Clayton Morris
Our pleasure. So just let me just get your assessment. There was a map that was being shown in this room. And from a military strategy tactical perspective, I want to get your take on this. This was over Trump's shoulder in the room here. And this, of course, is what's being discussed. Like Crimea seems to be off the table. These areas in red, like, what are we looking at here? And what does this mean for Russ? Russia? What does this mean for a peace agreement?
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Colonel Robert Manus
Well, that looks like the Ukrainian, former Ukrainian territories that are now either occupied or controlled by Russia in some way or another. From what I can see, it's similar to the map I showed on my show on Monday. But what it doesn't show is the little area up there to the northeast and to the west of Donetsk, the Donetsk, what's called an oblast. It's kind of like a state in that part of the, in that country that there is a small area there that the Russians are asking for that territory that they don't occupy right now. But it's where. It's where the Russian armed forces have been making a lot of gains here, especially the last week or so, in getting on that territory and having boots on the ground. And in return for that, the Russians are offering further down to the southwest there, along the Kherson border and the other oblast, I can't remember the exact name of it, something like, starts with a Z. There's some territory there that Russia actually occupies that they're willing to back away from and have the Ukrainians take that. And it's about twice as much territory, size wise, as the small piece of territory on the west side of Donetsk. And what they're trying to do, it appears, is fill out the borders, the regular borders of each one of those oblasts the way that they should be from a formal border on the map perspective. That's what I'm seeing.
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Natalie Morris
When we hear European leaders say, oh, we want this land back, we're really going to try and get it back. That seems like the dumbest thing ever. And when you look at that map, can you give us a sense of what would that take militarily? It feels like we would need all of China in order to win that. And it's just seem, like I said, it seems so dumb. But what are they talking about?
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Colonel Robert Manus
You have to have the armed forces of the United States on the ground and in the air, at sea and in every other domain, space, cyber, fully engaged in combat operations there. I mean, the Europeans, last time they needed to talk about a peacekeeping force potentially to go into Ukraine, had Trouble putting together 20,000 troops that they could guarantee would be available 24 7, 365 to be part of that peacekeeping force. So the NATO forces and European Union countries are just not capable of doing that on their own. So that's what they're asking for, guys, is they want my kids, they want me to put a uniform back on even. I'm sure they would agree to it. I'm breathing and I'm able to walk and hold a rifle if necessary and go shoot at Russians on behalf of a border that is not a vital national interest where it's located at to the United States of America. That's the problem here. And I'm not being Rob Manus there. I'm paraphrasing Barack Obama, what he said about it. The problem is, is what he said. The problem is, is that the, where the Ukrainian border is, is not a vital national interest to us and it is one to Russia. That's the problem. And the European countries saw that. And that's why they came and sat in front of that desk in the Oval Office yesterday like a bunch of subordinate commanders to the real commander in chief, because they recognize the reality of the situation, that war is lost. They're not going to gain that territory back without a huge fight and tens of thousands of dead European and American kids that the MAGA supporters are not going to support.
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Clayton Morris
So it seemed that Putin walked away from that meeting in Alaska pretty positive. And that seems to be the Russian side. So did Trump. It seems like peace is kind of like in the air, on the table, floating around the agreement would. I guess I'm just sort of stunned by Zelenskyy's comments about security after all of this. So is he under the impression that Trump is going to put some sort of American security or NATO security where they could invoke Article 5, if for some reason, I guess almost like a proxy NATO country, they wouldn't be NATO, they wouldn't be admitted as NATO, but we would enact Article 5 and would sort of wrap them up in like a warm blanket and protect them anyway. And would Putin even go for that?
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Colonel Robert Manus
Well, Putin apparently has agreed to what Steve Wyckoff's phrase was Article 5 like protections, no NATO membership for the Ukraine. And the president has said that he's, he's tweeted out, no NATO membership, no American boots on the ground either. Now there's a lot of room there to, to talk about other things when you really think about those two phrases. And I think that's why everybody came away from the Alaska meeting so positive is that Putin said, hey, I'd be willing to accept some Article 5 like guarantees, so the Ukrainians would be comfortable with doing this. The other reason they came away in a positive mode, I think, is because of this willingness of the Russians to give two thirds, you know, twice as much territory back to Ukraine and only ask for this one small area, which is strategically and tactically important to the Ukrainian armed forces defenses, which is why they're, they're push, trying to push back on that a little bit, but I don't think that they're going to come up, be able to come up with a good argument. However, let's talk long term American commitments. You know, we still have a NATO treaty with the NATO countries. So America is still going to be involved in that, even though we're demanding that the Europeans step up. And many of them have finally acquiesced to President Trump's demand and agreed that they're going to spend more on their defense, acknowledging that if they think Russia is a real threat to Europe, they have to pay the bill, so to speak. But where the United States. I see, and I'm just speculating here, our support for this effort comes into play is to continue to do what we've done from an intelligence perspective, a logistical support perspective, and, and from selling arms and those kinds of things. But the day of the giveaway has got to end. The day of the giveaway has got the end. Ukraine has got to become a country that establishes its own economy and pay its own government officials and government official retirees instead of the United States doing it. You guys know that we have done that with some of this aid that we've given them. We've given them basically. We basically put them all on Social Security and added that to my bill and your bill. I mean, think about the tax check you're going to write. I'll pay taxes again before the end of the year because I pay estimated taxes as a lot of us do nowadays. And every time I write a check, I'm thinking about that issue. And President Trump knows and is also thinking about that issue. The other thing people aren't really talking about is the potential positive of, of becoming better related with the Russian government from an economic perspective and maybe pulling them away from China's desire to be a hegemon in the world, maybe even subsume the United States role as the global world power and overtake us in that regard and maybe create a little bit of separation there from the bad decisions the Biden administration made which drove Russia right into the arms of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Natalie Morris
Sure. And if you are, you know, keeping track, it's the Democrats who continue to escalate against Russia by fomenting the coup, by continuing to escalate the war, and Republicans have not. So how can Russians trust that whatever President Trump says will be implemented by whoever is elected in 2028?
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Colonel Robert Manus
Well, it's very important that some sort of congressionally approved U.S. senate approved treaty occurs out of this peace agreement if the United States is going to be involved only at a certain level. Because you're right, just like with any other agreement, you have to, it's trust but verify. I mean, we have to be that way with the Russians, and the Russians are certainly going to be that way with us. One of the things that made Ronald Reagan successful with dealing with Mr. Gorbachev and the Soviet Union, when he was successful at getting them to agree to things to, you know, on things like nuclear strategic arms limitations and those kinds of things, was he didn't ask them to do things that were going to go against their best interests. And I think Mr. Trump, from what I can see and observe, is following the same type of strategy. He's not asking them to do things that are go against their interest. He's asking them to consider doing things that are going to help them, especially in the long run, by stopping the killing. Obviously, then be able to take what's already a stronger economy than it ought to be, considering the Western sanctions that are on them and reviving that and creating more of a, not a Western style economy, but more of a prosperous economy for most of the people, and build a real middle class in Russia, those kind of things. And the only way you can do that is to have good trade with other nations. And we have a president of the United States today that sees that, understands it and is working towards that and I think is going to work towards helping Russia become a freer, more prosperous country if we can get them to agree to stop the killing on both sides of this fight.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, and that was kind of an amazing moment, too. We'll just sort of get you out of here on that, Colonel, which was there was an aside, I think it might have been from German Chancellor Frederick Mertz, but we're not exactly sure which male said it. President Trump then echoed it on Fox and Friends this morning. And he said someone from the European side said, all right, well, let us talk about it for two months and we'll kind of come back to the table. And he said, no, no, two months. He said in two months, 40,000 more people are going to die. Like, we need to get a peace agreement together. Now Putin is ready to meet with Zelensky by maybe as early as next week in Geneva. That might happen.
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Natalie Morris
Well, they don't work in August in Europe.
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Clayton Morris
Right. So Europeans, like do not, I mean, they're all off on try to go to the country of Portugal in August. It's shut down. So they're like, August, you want to do Some work in August. We don't care that 40,000 people will die. We got to go to the beach.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Our globalist politicians don't work in August either.
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Natalie Morris
So true.
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Colonel Robert Manus
But yeah, I guess the good news.
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Clayton Morris
In all this journal, I mean, you have President Trump saying, you know, that we're not. NATO will not be involved in this. They can't be told. Fox and Friends this morning, you know, as far as like security guarantees, that's an impossibility. Crimea will be an impossibility. So maybe we'll lend some air support maybe to the European friends. But it seems like, seems like we're getting close to the finish line.
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Colonel Robert Manus
We are. And I have, I have high hopes about it. That especially from the perspective of the main concern that I continue to have. And I think a lot of people in the MAGA community that support the president have, and that is no more long term commitment added on to Americans because we've paid enough, we've sacrificed enough. And if the Europeans, guys, if the Europeans are really that concerned about Russia rolling over the western part of the continent of Europe like Hitler did, then why are they spending over a billion dollars more a year on Russian oil and gas than they are on what they've given to the Ukrainian armed forces? Why is that still happening? And that's still happening. Yeah.
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Clayton Morris
Don't listen to what they say. Just follow their actions. That's always a key.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Watch what they do.
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Clayton Morris
Colonel, Colonel Minus, great to see you. Hosted the Rob Manes show. Check it out. As always, great to have you here. Colonel, thank you so much. We could be close to peace.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Could be. Keep your fingers crossed and say a prayer. Even if you don't pray, say it anyway. A lot of livestock.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, do all of it. Thank you.
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Colonel Robert Manus
Thank you all. Good to see you.
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Clayton Morris
All right.
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Natalie Morris
All right. Coming up, we're going to talk about why the American government let an Israeli pedophile leave the country. That's unusual, isn't it? We're going to give you a little context on how it's actually not that unusual. We are mad as snakes. I want to know why Israelis are not. You like pedophiles just walking around the streets. You're cool with that? That's chill by you. We're going to talk about that in a second. We're also going to talk about male cheerleaders in the NFL. Is it a big deal? And then we're going to talk about massive UFO news, so stay tuned for that. But first we want to tell you about our friends over at American Financing because If you've been living on credit cards just to cover your expenses, you know those interest rates are brutal. But why pay 20% more to the banks when you can call American financing? They have mortgage rates and in the fives. Now that is a really good deal. They're showing people every day how to get more of your hard earned money in your pocket and out of the hands of the credit card companies. This is what wealthy people do all the time, is they leverage their assets. They can teach you that they're saving average homeowners $800 a month by using their home equity to wipe out high interest debt. And then you can build wealth instead of dig into debt. They have salary based mortgage consultants. And here's the kicker. If you start today, you could delay two mortgage payments putting even more cash in your hands. So don't wait. And of course you know, cash is a premium. We're about to enter the holidays back to school. So expensive. We all know this. Call them right now at 866-890-8434 or head on over to American Financing.net again, that's American Financing.netacted make sure you put that redacted on there so they know who sent you. Or call 866-890 8434.
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Clayton Morris
Today someone says, Natalie, did you say mean to say that praying is the same as knocking on wood?
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Natalie Morris
I didn't say that.
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Clayton Morris
No, she didn't say that.
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Natalie Morris
He said, we said let's do all.
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Clayton Morris
The things, do all the things, pray.
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Natalie Morris
Meditate, cross your fingers, cross your toes.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah. He said cross your fingers, do everything. But yeah, praying. If, if everyone got together and like, you know, actually prayed and like lowered the chaos in the world, that might be a huge help to stopping these wars. Might be. Maybe we should start there. Maybe we should pray to stop all the pedophiles and sex traffickers. What do you think about that? We are learning a lot more about the alleged Israeli pedophile who tried to have sex with a young girl in Las Vegas. He was arrested there. He is released back to Israel. But first, some context.
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Natalie Morris
Can I just give you. This is nuance. But a pedophile is someone who preys on someone who's prepubescent. A 15 year old girl has been through. So it's still a child predator, but not that word. Just the nuance matters.
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Clayton Morris
Okay, so he's not a pedophile then you're saying.
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Natalie Morris
I wouldn't say. But a child predator? Yes. Okay, a predator. Absolutely not a pedophile the nuance matters for a reason and I'll leave it there. But anyhow.
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Clayton Morris
All right, so why does Israel have an open borders policy for sex offenders and pedophiles and child predators? Why does Israel embrace pedophiles? The Jerusalem Post even called it out saying, quote, israel needs to stop being a haven for sex criminals. Yes, Israel needs to stop being a haven there. Okay? They are a massive haven. It's a serious question that needs some serious answers. Remember when CBS News exposed how easy it is for pedophiles to find sanctuary in Israel, having their slate basically wiped clean? You can read the full story, which is titled How Jewish American Pedophiles Hide from Justice in Israel. Here it is. That's what they, they use what's called the law of return here. Here's better explanation from CBS now. One of those suspects, his name is.
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Natalie Morris
Gershon Kranzer, was returned to New York City just yesterday to face the charges after more than a decade in Israel. He is accused of molesting two female relatives. One of them was just six years old at the time. Ian Lee has investigated these cases for years and his reporting has had a major impact. He joins us now from London with more on this story. Ian, good morning to you.
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Ron James
Good morning, Gail.
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Clayton Morris
People like Kranzner exploit a process called the law of return, whereby any Jewish person can move to Israel and automatically gain citizenship. Our investigation last year revealed how this loophole has allowed dozens of accused and convicted American pedophiles to flee there. Now reports suggest that Israel per capita has one of the highest number of sex offenders of any country in the the world. Yes, the government refuses to keep or even like publish data. It's very difficult to get the data on their own sex offenders. Why is that? Why, why is it that that data is kind of kept hidden? That's pretty interesting. Might be embarrassing, I guess, if that data were to get out. Sex offenders, though, can move to Israel and have their slate basically wiped clean. According to the times of Israel, 9 out of 10 rape cases in Israel are closed without charges. Yeah, they're often ignored or closed without any charges at all. The report also found that 90% of rape allegations ended without an indictment. 90%. And in 2023, another report showed that 81% of all sex criminals are just set free.
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Natalie Morris
Furthermore, anyone, where's the Israeli outrage on this? You want to live in a society like this? We freak out when an immigrant comes into our country that is a sex predator. We freak out about it. Where's that freak out Clayton?
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Clayton Morris
I don't know, but we were furious about all of the sex trafficking that was pouring across our southern borders. We are still furious about it into the United States. I mean, we covered it extensively here on the show. So, you know, and again, Democrats didn't really care about it at all. They were the ones that facilitated the sex trafficking into the United States. So I don't know. They're all one big cahoots. Who knows? Anyone, though? Furthermore, any one of those that I just showed you in that 81% of sex crime complaints. Excuse me, of that 81% that I just showed you on the screen of sex crime complaints in Israel closed without an indictment, any one of those few that are actually arrested get out early. So even if they are arrested, they get out early. Here on your screen. Take a Look at this. 75% were released early, not serving their full sentences. Additionally, nearly 90% of sexual offense cases involving Israeli army officers were initially opened but subsequently closed without any charges. A report also found that 75% were released early. 90% of all sexual criminal cases involving IDF soldiers were closed without any charges. So 90% of these IDF soldiers, they can just like rape anyone they want, I guess, and nothing will happen to them. 90% of them just get away with it.
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Natalie Morris
Well, no, we covered here when they were, when there was proposals to hold them to account, they rioted. There were riots in the streets protecting the IDF's ability to do this with impunity. Yeah, yeah, we covered this. And that only came across. We had Dan Cohen on the show that only came across because Germany said, like, hey, it's kind of embarrassing for us to can you continue to support Israel when we have these human rights complaints against the idf? So clean that up. So the government of Israel said, okay, we'll do that. And there were massive protests. This was less than 18 months ago. It was here on the show. You can look it up.
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Clayton Morris
Now. Just a quick question.
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Ron James
Is that concluding people, like, just they're doing this to other Israelis, or is.
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Clayton Morris
This including what they're doing in Gaza? Is that even being recorded at all?
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Natalie Morris
Well, a lot of it happens in the prisons where they take Palestinian prisoners without due diligence. They take them on what's called administrative detention, and they hold them and they continue to extend these detentions. And a lot of times these prisoners, if they ever get out, report sexual abuse at the hands of the IDFs who held them. So it doesn't necessarily have to do with the war in Gaza. This has been happening for decades.
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Clayton Morris
So it's against that whole backdrop here, that the context we should lay out that a 38 year old man named Tom Artium Alexandrovich was arrested in Las Vegas last week during a multi agency operation targeting child sex predators. Before he could be prosecuted, he fled to Israel where it turns out he is a senior official in Israel's National Cyber Directorate. So yes, underneath Benjamin Netanyahu. Here's the State Department's statement on this. The furor was pretty strong online. The only reason, I guess they decided to respond to it. So the U.S. state Department says the Department of State is aware that Tom Alexandrovich, an Israeli citizen, was arrested in Las Vegas and given a court date for charges related to soliciting sex electronically from a minor. He did not claim diplomatic immunity and was released by a state judge pending a court date. Any claims that the US Government intervened are false. Okay, but that statement sidesteps the obvious question. How was he allowed to leave the country at all in the first place? What standard protocol in these cases would be to seize his passport? And we've confirmed that with many lawyers who've worked on similar cases like this is like standing operating procedure. You seize the guy's passport, he doesn't get on a plane and go back to Israel, for crying out loud.
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Natalie Morris
Well, that was fun. You caught me doing some sex trafficking. But I gotta go, so I'm going home. Thanks.
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Clayton Morris
Bye everyone. Thanks. Vegas.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah.
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Clayton Morris
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene posted this asking the very same question. Why did our government release a child predator from Israel who works directly under Prime Minister of Israel? And now Netanyahu is lying and completely denying it. Why is it Mark Levin pitching a hissy fit over this? And why isn't Laura Loomer Rage posting about this and claiming she broke the story? Actually, she did end up posting about it just a short time ago probably. I mean, I don't want to say reluctantly, maybe she was fully invested in talking about this story, but she posted underneath the US State Department and said yes, this guy should be extradited back to the United States to stand. To stand for his crimes. Alleged crimes.
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Natalie Morris
Now he does have a late August court hearing as a follow up and supporters online are saying he's going to show up for that. We don't know how they know that. That might just be their pipe dream. Would you show up for that? Go back voluntarily if you knew that you could have your have impunity in Israel. So that's interesting. Maybe he does and we'll eat these words. Seems highly unlikely that he will.
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Clayton Morris
Sager Enjeti also has some more details about this, and he posted this. And this is a really interesting take on this. How was Alexandrovich allowed to escape to Israel after being caught in the child sex sting? Some answers. A source familiar with Nevada proceedings explains that Alexandrovich posted bail and fled to Israel before appearing before a judge. A criminal complaint needs to be filed before restrictions can be imposed on travel. This is where things get sketchy. Alexandrovich remains the only person caught in the sting who's not had a criminal complaint filed against him, which then means no judge could impose restrictions. Alexandrovich is due back in Court on 27 August for a status check on filing of a complaint, but the complaint remains unfiled, so there's no indication yet that he will even attend his court proceeding in person. It also remains an open question as to whether the federal agents at the Homeland Security Security investigation or FBI alerted U.S. attorney Shata, who has been openly a major Israeli supporter in the past of his employment to the Israeli government.
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Natalie Morris
Now, Breaking Points did publish the arrest document. You can find it online. I will link to it tomorrow in the newsletter. And it in fact shows in the notes that this man told officers that he had a meeting tomorrow with the NSA and that he was in town for a conference and that he was at the conference to learn. And that he regularly comes to the United States for cryptocurrency conferences and that he had used this international phone number to chat. He used a chat application called Pure, which I had never heard about. It's a anonymous dating app. So, okay, so yes, given that we see that there that he had meetings with the nsa, do you think. What are we thinking here? That the. He was caught up in this local police operation and that otherwise our own federal government would not have done this. Like, oops, we. We caught up. Someone who is of national interest that our government loves shouldn't have done this. What do you think that it was a. The Las Vegas Police Department didn't know what they were doing.
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Clayton Morris
I mean, it was. Or that the U.S. interim attorney who was responsible for. For this and has been an openly a major Israeli supporter. I mean, she's like, if you. Here's her picture. Chatta. If you want to take a look at this picture, if we have it here, Philip. And this is what Sagar was talking about. This is the federal Whether or not they alerted the U.S. attorney who's been openly a major Israeli supporter in the past. I mean, if you read her tweets, she's like, she's like everyone in Gaza is a criminal or a terrorist. She's like 90% of them are Hamas and like 10, the other 10% are like Hamas light or something like that. So all the little children, everything. She's, she absolutely hates Palestinians. Just read her tweets.
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Natalie Morris
But she did post online that it was a liberal district attorney who failed to require this man's passport and let him go. And that Attorney General Bondi and FBI Director Cash are upset about this and are talking to her. So I don't know if this is her saving face. I also did not know before that a judge could hold a dual citizenship. This is the first I've ever heard of someone in that position.
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Clayton Morris
She's a dual U.S. she's Israeli. And this is exactly why Thomas Massie once again today doubled down on his no for being elected office to have dual citizenship.
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Natalie Morris
No elected officials should hold dual passports.
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Clayton Morris
So you're elected, you have loyalties to Israel and you're letting this pedophile go back. I mean again, so he can just get his slate wiped clean back there. Because he won't be indicted there, he'll be protected, he'll be embraced by the net.
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Natalie Morris
I mean imagine this with any other country is, oh, it's a Mexican judge, right? Who let a Mexican guy go back like that? You can't have this, you can't. Or those people should recuse themselves full stop. But obviously the system did not. So I mean what we have here, obviously it was a sting. So there was no actual 15 year old victim, but it very well could have been. And so now we have our own country choosing not to protect children or even the idea of a children, but instead protecting the relationship with Israel. Is there any other non conspiracy way to see this? I don't that everyone else in the sting got a charge.
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Clayton Morris
Also, how is Google allowing this? Like I think this is like a Google app, like a Google Play Store app. I don't think that Apple allows to it the app. Maybe David, you might know better than I do on this, but why do.
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Natalie Morris
You ask him single?
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Clayton Morris
No, literally before the show we were talking about Google versus Apple and something anyway. But the Google Play Store I don't think has like any, I don't know if they have any restrictions or not, but apparently it was like a Google. Okay. It was a Google Play Store app that's being used for this purposes. And I don't know if it's on the app, Apple App Store or not. But like maybe Google should also Weigh in on this too, because apparently it's like a common knowledge pedophile app that.
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Natalie Morris
That'S where you go to pure. Okay.
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Clayton Morris
Or maybe it's just used in Vegas. It's like a common Vegas app or who the hell knows?
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Natalie Morris
Anyway, yeah, I mean, he also mentioned WhatsApp, which, you know, what do you.
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Clayton Morris
Well, there's Facebook. Zuckerberg. Do you think Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg. Instagram. Where? So I just. Pedophiles love Instagram, by the way. Instagram is one of, like, the hotbed of like, pedophilia and child. And child trafficking operations. Like, a lot of it happens on Instagram. So do you think Zuckerberg, who has done nothing to stop that is going to like, jump in on WhatsApp to do anything? Of course not.
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Ron James
I just, I just searched the Apple.
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Colonel Robert Manus
App Store and it is available.
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Ron James
Pure Anonymous is available on Apple.
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Clayton Morris
Oh, so Apple chat date.
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Ron James
Have fun.
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Clayton Morris
It says. All right.
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Natalie Morris
So much fun.
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Clayton Morris
So much fun. Get your. Get your pedophilia kicks. God. All right, anyway, well, we're going to be following the story and what is the U.S. state Department going to do? There was a lot of ignorance about this story. A lot of people, like, there's no extradition treaty with Israel. We've had extraditions with. We've actually brought pedophiles back from Israel to stand trial, as the CBS News report just highlighted there. So anyway, a lot of ignorance about this story. We'll continue to follow it.
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Natalie Morris
All right, coming up, we're gonna talk about whether or not we should freak out about male cheerleaders in the NFL. We're also gonna talk about massive UFO disclosure and MSNB, NBC's new very embarrassing name. We are enjoying the Schreyden Freud. But before that, Clayton will tell you about our friends over at Lear Capital.
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Natalie Morris
There has been backlash about male NFL cheerleaders. This isn't new. Men have always been a part of cheer. But for some reason, there's a fresh stir up about it. Honestly, to me, it feels like a backlash to the trans agenda that's been shoved in our faces. And that's an unfortunate because I don't think this deserves the same outrage.
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Clayton Morris
Well, when you say this isn't new, it is new to the NFL.
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Natalie Morris
It's not.
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Clayton Morris
It's not.
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Natalie Morris
No. There have been male cheerleaders since 2018. And I'm going to give you a little bit of history about cheerleading. Hold your horses and I will answer your questions.
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Clayton Morris
I've tuned them out then. Clearly.
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Natalie Morris
Okay, well, I believe that the trans issue has been poison the conversation so badly that these boys get caught in the crosshairs. The truth is the trans movement didn't just hurt women, it hurt these boys too. These are men dancing as men. They're not pretending to be women. They're not wearing a bra, pretending they need one. The Telegraph article that you see here is wrong. It says that cheerleading is a traditionally female only role. It is not. In fact, four US Presidents have been cheerleaders. This is George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, FDR and Eisenhower also were cheerleading cheerleaders. Now, cheerleading was originally a male sport and the chance were derivations of military chance. Last year the New York Times did a feature piece about the popularity and the dangers of cheerleading, especially for young girls. Here's a bit from that story. Cheerleading actually started as a male only sport. Women took it over during World War II when the men went off to fight. And after the war, this Lawrence Herkheimer was known as Mr. Cheerleader. He created the Herky jump, which I'm going to show you what that is. In a second. He patented the pom poms and built the the first big cheer camps. By the 60s, his camps were training 100,000 high school cheerleaders a year. Here, if you're wondering what the Herky jump is, it's this. You see it all the time. If you go to games, it's like one leg back, one leg forward. A more in question important question might be then how did cheerleading come to exclude men when it originally was just men trying to hype each other up like go get it. Military type chance, you know, like in war when you have the drummers. That basically that was the original intention of cheerleading. Now clearly these, these male cheerleaders who are on NFL teams now are hard workers. Cheering is brutal. I was a dancer. I had many dance friends who went on to be cheerleaders. It's a hard job. My main gripe and I'M going to tell you this comes from jealousy. Is the same gripe I've always had about boys competing in dancing. Is that boys. When you're a competition dancer as I was and my girls are now, boys always get extra points. So the rest of us can. Girls have to work twice as hard while some mediocre boy gets the spotlight. The boy I'm talking about should know who he is. These are not mediocre dancers. These boys have worked hard. They are not pretending to be women. They should be judged on their dancing, not their gender. And if we weren't so caught up in the trans issue with men demanding validation inside women's spaces, then we'd be able to see this for what it is, which is men returning to a sport they actually helped create. This is not them taking over women's spaces, which I still contend they should not do. So how do you feel about that?
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Clayton Morris
Okay, so you're in favor of men as NFL cheerleaders?
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Natalie Morris
Yeah, I don't care. As long as they're. They've got the chops to dance.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, I am absolutely not. No. First of all, it's a predominantly male audience that watches football. Watches NFL football.
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Natalie Morris
But I can watch football.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, you can, but I'm just telling you, it's a predominantly male sport who. Predominantly men who watch it. No man wants to watch other men do cheerleading.
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Natalie Morris
Why is your gaze privileged to mine? Why can't I like. Okay, go ahead.
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Clayton Morris
I'm just telling you the reason there's a backlash is because men don't want you. Football is a man's game. Okay, well, why don't. Why don't they put women play. Women play football now they've got their, like, women league. Put. Put men out there to do cheerleading for them.
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Natalie Morris
Why can't they be included in this? It was originally.
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Clayton Morris
They can absolutely be included in it. It's just going to be a. It's going to be a huge backlash. I mean, I'm telling you, it's the same thing with Bud Light.
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Natalie Morris
Wow. It's been since 2018. Who's seen it?
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Clayton Morris
I've never seen a male cheerleader at a NFL game.
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Natalie Morris
Maybe the camera doesn't. They don't get the camera time, but why can't they be there? So you don't see it on NFL televisions.
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Clayton Morris
That should tell you something. If the cameras don't take a picture of it and show you it, then.
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Natalie Morris
How is this hurting you? Then how is this bothering you? They can be on the sidelines. You don't have to.
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Clayton Morris
I don't want to. Look, I mean, I don't want to. I don't feel any. I'm not going to. Like, you just asked me how I feel about it. I'm telling you.
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Natalie Morris
Women took this sport for men, and they can't now have any part back. Why did they get excluded in the first place?
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Clayton Morris
I mean, there are plenty of men. Male cheerleaders. I see them all the time. They throw the women up in the air and they do the flips and all that kind of stuff.
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Natalie Morris
So then why do you get to say what moves they can do?
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Clayton Morris
I didn't say what moves they could do. Why are you putting words in my mouth, making me the best?
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Natalie Morris
Well, you're saying they can be there if they hold the girls up, but they can't be there and do a herky. Is that what it's even called, A herpe. Herky. Why can't they do a herky?
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Clayton Morris
People asking you to demonstrate the herky. I don't know.
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Natalie Morris
I just feel like, who cares? This. They're not. If they were pretending to be women, I wouldn't like it. But they're not. They're just dancing in the same way that boys dance in. In dance competitions.
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Clayton Morris
I don't. I just don't like.
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Natalie Morris
You go to our girls dance competitions all the time, and there are boys that dance there, and they're hard workers. And do you think they shouldn't be there, those boys?
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Clayton Morris
That's a. That's a dance competition. Yeah, I didn't say that at all. I just said NFL football.
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Natalie Morris
NFL cheerleaders.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah. I just. I don't. I don't. I don't want to. I don't want to see it. That's just not something I'm interested in.
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Natalie Morris
Then don't look. But they can.
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Clayton Morris
I won't. They could be. I'm not kicking them out of a job. If the Vikings want to have their whole cheerleading team be all men, then Vikings, go for it. Let's just, like, see.
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Natalie Morris
Okay.
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Clayton Morris
See what the. Like, let's see what the backlash is in Minnesota. Like, Minnesota, you can have it. Fine. I. You know.
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Natalie Morris
Okay, well, let me know how you think about this. Don't be.
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Ron James
I think what you're.
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Clayton Morris
I think what you're getting at. I think what Clayton is getting at is not in Philly. Everybody else can do it, but not in Philly. Yeah, that's right. Fine. You do it. I mean, I saw. I. I don't know. Hey, I. Someone's in the chat. Said that The Eagles have a male cheerleader. Fine. I, I, again, I, I, I don't need to. It's not something I want to watch. But by the way, let me just be honest with you. I don't ever even watch the cheerleaders anyway. My eyes are only for this one. I don't even look at the female cheerleaders.
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Natalie Morris
Okay.
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Clayton Morris
I want to watch football. For football.
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Natalie Morris
Right.
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Clayton Morris
I don't want. You're the only one that I look at.
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Natalie Morris
I'm being woke here. What I'm saying is that dance should be for everybody. Also, I think that the woke ideology of the trans issue has hurt these people. If we hadn't had this, men in women's locker rooms, men and women's spaces, we might not think this. I think if you're honest with yourself and you didn't think, oh, no, here is men taking from women again, you might not think this if we hadn't been through the hell of the trans issue during the Biden years. That's what I think. So, okay, let's move on from this.
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Clayton Morris
A lot of people in the chat saying they're on Team Clayton. I really appreciate that. Thank you. Dean, though, says Natalie, you should try out.
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Natalie Morris
I tried out for the XFL when I was a dancer and I went home in the first round.
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Clayton Morris
Speaking of male cheerleaders, I just want to thank Jeff, one of our viewers. He ran into Natalie at the peace conference, the Ron Paul peace conference in Washington, D.C. natalie was there giving a speech. A lot of great luminaries were there. Douglas MacGregor, you have some incredible people there. Chris Rossini, Dan McAdams, a lot of great people. Max Blumenthal, pro peace candidates, pro peace individuals. Anyway, Jeff, one of our viewers made this for me. I did not vote for Lindsey Graham, and that is really deeply disturbing. A very deeply troubling. I love it. Thank you, Jeff. And thank you to all the great people. And apparently Natalie did an incredible job, by the way. I was home with the kids. But the.
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Natalie Morris
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Clayton Morris
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Natalie Morris
I see the second one, but it.
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Clayton Morris
Just came out of it.
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Natalie Morris
No, you're not listening to me.
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Clayton Morris
It seems the one on the right came out of it. I swear it did.
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Natalie Morris
From behind it.
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Clayton Morris
I saw it come from behind. No, man, I came out of it.
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Natalie Morris
Yes, and look, they're both moving.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah, and this is just one example. People sending in all sorts of different reports on social media about sightings over Miami, all across Florida. But we also have a bit of. Of a shocking bit of news we're going to get to here in a moment with our next guest, Ron James from mufon, Mutual UFO Network with some. Some big news we're going to get to in a second. Ron, welcome to the show. Great to see you. Welcome back.
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Ron James
Thanks for having me on again.
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Clayton Morris
My pleasure. Great to have you here. And so a couple of things I want to unpack. I know you have some big news I want to get to here in a moment. But first, I want to talk about this Miami UFO flap and then also talk about that Bayside Mall incident here. But what is going on in Florida right now? You guys at the Mutual UFO Network get all sorts of sighting reports from eyewitnesses. You have to go out with an investigation team and verify and do all of that. So can you walk us through? Like, what are we seeing in Florida right now?
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Ron James
Well, there seems to be a certain flap around Miami with the sighting, like you guys showed me that was on Twitter. We did a preliminary analysis of that, and we think that it's just aviation. There seems to be some police activity on the ground. And we're going to do a deeper dive into the video with our team of video and analysts. But right now we don't think it's anomalous.
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Clayton Morris
Okay.
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Ron James
But there have been a lot of reports. And so it's. You know, one of the things that gives Mufonics credibility is that we're not attached to outcomes. And 95, 96% of the cases that we get, we end up finding an explanation for them. So what we'll do with this one is we'll look at where it is. We'll look at air traffic records. We'll reach out to law enforcement to find out what was going on that's actually in the shot. And then we'll try to come up with a conclusion that fits the circumstances.
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Clayton Morris
And that's why I love you guys, because I always say, like, so 95% of them are like, police activity. It's US Air Force, it's US military.
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Ron James
Starlink is probably the biggest cause of UFO reports. People who see these Starlink satellites deploying and the UFO reports light up all over the world and. And it's almost. That's one of the first things we check.
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Clayton Morris
Well, I. Yeah. And I should point out, though, that if you have like 5% or 1% of them are authentic or real, that's all you need, right? All you need is one.
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Ron James
At the end of the day, it's absolutely true. And we definitely have some that we can't explain. You know, we've gotten. We were talking about triangles in this video that you guys send me. We've gotten 4,500 reports of triangles just in the last couple of years and that seems to be an ongoing phenomenon.
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Clayton Morris
Well, I mean talk about the Phoenix Lights situation, right? The Phoenix Lights flap was seen by thousands of people, including Governor Fife Symington of Arizona at the time. You know, Dr. Lynn Katai, who's wrote a whole book about the Phoenix Lights, a massive triangular craft that were just hovering, it seemed like 30, 40ft above people's heads in the Arizona foothills. Similar to craft that you're getting in these reports over the past year.
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Ron James
Yes. And you know, we have some new evidence about the Phoenix Lights. We have been contacted by a witness, a couple who says they were driving through the desert north of Phoenix on that very night and that they saw this craft fly over them and then they had incidents of missing time and are telling us that they've had non human intelligence abduction like experiences ever since. And so I think that's one of those stories that's going to keep on giving.
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Clayton Morris
Well, another story that's going to keep on giving is what happened at Bayside, the Bayside Mall in Miami. Because if we're talking about all these sightings over Miami, if it's police activity, and I know you guys are going to investigate that, please keep us updated. But what happened on this crazy story, let me just recount people's minds here. As D.C. drano put it. So we're not going to be told about the truth about why Miami had possibly the biggest police response I've ever seen in my life. They're saying it was for teenagers fighting with sticks, what really happened. But other eyewitnesses say they saw three beings that were over 10ft tall with tails. They also said they were reptilian looking. This is like David Icke territory with like reptilians here. But we still haven't gotten any answers about this. From my knowledge here, what I don't know. Do you have any updates on Bayside by the way, if we're talking about Miami?
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Ron James
Well, you know the police presence is unprecedented and the, the video obviously inconclusive. But something went down there that was huge. And you know, we had another incident in Las Vegas where supposedly an alien being was captured after UFOs were cited. So the, you know, we're keeping an eye on this one. We don't have an actual definitive conclusion. We're not debunking. Some people have. We still have an open mind about it.
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Clayton Morris
But now meanwhile you have some breaking news, Ron, that you wanted to Bring to us today about potential alien materials in possession of investigators. This is. This is a follow up to that DARPA story that we were covering here a few weeks ago. But now these alien materials have been handed over to congressional, the offices and in members of Congress's office here. Can you walk us through what you guys have obtained?
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Ron James
Sure. So I was contacted while I was working on the next Accidental Truth movie by a UFO experiencer that has been. He's been involved in this for a very long time, lifelong experiencer. And he told me about some metal that he had. And as I started diving into the story, I realized that since the 1990s, different government agencies have been studying this metal and some of the biggest names in the field right now. And I'll name names if you want me to have been in possession of this metal and studied it. It's very, very anomalous. It does very strange things. And this guy was actually contacted by Lou Elizondo and Tom DeLonge and to the Stars Academy, they went to see him and took samples, turned them over, supposedly to NASA, to the Army Material Research Lab. Told him that the material had evidence of cloaking, reassembling some of the things that. That you mentioned in the DARPA story that you did, which was why I brought it to you. And so we turned over samples of this to Kirsten Gillibrand's office. I gave them to them personally, and I know that they were turned over to Arrow, but we're not getting any response from them beyond the first time they sent us a question. So it's just another situation where materials are out there. And what we're finding is that people that are UFO experiencers are starting to come up with materials that are being, like, gifted to them by non human intelligence. They're, like, left in their rooms or. And they get these messages, or in this case, it actually fell off a craft. And so not only are experiencers telling these stories, now they're coming with physical samples. And these physical samples are defying testing and ending up in classified environments.
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Clayton Morris
So cloaking, I mean, can you just real quick here as I get you out of here, Ron? They've tested where it's like, disappearing in front of them.
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Ron James
The witness told me, and again, we can only go by what we're told. And so I'm not stating any of this as fact. The witness told me that when he first recovered the material, he literally saw it cloak, like, disappear. And then when he turned it over to Lou Elizondo and Tom delong, he said that Tom delonge called him and said that they had witnessed this material cloaking as well. Now, rather or not, that's true. Lou Elizondo has backed up a lot of the story that this guy has told us. He was unable to corroborate the cloaking story with Tom DeLonge because supposedly that happened separately. But there's a lot of weird stuff happening around this material. And so, yeah, when I heard the DARPA story, we have samples of this stuff and it could be the same material that they're talking about.
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Clayton Morris
Yeah. People in our chat are saying, yeah, we've had this, we've had these metals and we've had this technology for so long now. Well, it would seem that way. Government.
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Ron James
The difference is that now we have samples, we have physical samples. If there's a lab out there that wants to test this material, I have some to share with them. And that our, our project that's coming up, we, we show the entire history of this. And we also have some things from Russia that appear to back up the story about Lockheed Martin and Aerogel and possibly the Tic Tacs being Lockheed Martin technology. There seems to be some evidence for this.
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Clayton Morris
Well, sign me up. I would gladly be a part of your lab study of this. And we'll, we'll, we'll reveal the results here on Redacted.
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Ron James
So, hey, I'd be more than happy to send you guys a sample. We have, we have plenty of it. I turned over samples to Curse and Jilla Brand and I kept some just so that we can share them with valid labs that want to take a shot at trying to figure out what it is.
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Clayton Morris
Absolutely. I would love that. Ron, great to see you. Thank you so much for this. Thank you so much for this update and we really appreciate it. So we'll keep our eye on what's going on in Miami. But more importantly, I want to see what happens with these materials as well. Ron, thank you for your great work as always.
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Ron James
Thanks for having me on. We'll keep you posted.
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Clayton Morris
All right, perfect. Thanks, Ron.
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Natalie Morris
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Clayton Morris
That just flows off the tongue like, welcome in everyone. You're watching my source here on the world. Ms. Now.
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Natalie Morris
Ms. Now. Now. I told you we came from a Portuguese. Oh, go ahead.
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Clayton Morris
I'm going with M M Snow. That's what I'm calling it. M. Snow.
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Natalie Morris
M. Snow. Ms. Snow now means no in Portuguese. So that's how I hear it Now.
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Ron James
Now.
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Natalie Morris
Now is no. And that's what I'll be doing is not watching. Not gonna. Not gonna work here anymore.
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Clayton Morris
Johnny in our chat says, I just heard BS now. That's all I heard was bs.
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Natalie Morris
Exactly.
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Clayton Morris
Ms. Propaganda now says crazy can.
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Natalie Morris
This was Clayton's joke about the. The logo. He said it sounds like a fake company from Step Brothers. You know this scene?
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Clayton Morris
Prestige Worldwide Worldwide. Why?
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Ron James
Why?
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Clayton Morris
Why? Prestige Worldwide.
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Colonel Robert Manus
The first word in entertainment.
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Natalie Morris
Prestige Worldwide. So I want to know what genius company Came up with this junior high level looking production value. Now you probably know MSNBC was sold off from NBC Universal. CNBC was too. But they get to keep the NBC because it stood for Consumer News and Business Channel. But they do have to redesign and take the peacock out of it. So you cannot confuse it. They both now miss now or miss Snow and CNBC belong to a parent company called Versant. The CEO promised the channel will serve a progressive audience and hold political figures from both parties to account. Right. The network president said, yeah, we had a little trepidation at first, but enthusiasm is growing. They're growing to love their new names again. Right.
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Clayton Morris
Someone said, why are you insulting junior high?
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Natalie Morris
Sorry. And the new logo, I don't know what this is supposed to look like. Can we put it back on the screen? This weird flag, is it like a play on the Human Rights campaign? A quality. It looks like melted noodles. It's not an American flag.
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Clayton Morris
To me it looks like a Democrat, one of those Democrat fundraising groups or a Democrat pac or one of them that's associated with the Democratic Party. You know, so many of them look like this. It really looks awful. Isn't that the Polish flag?
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Natalie Morris
Possibly. Yeah. It's certainly. I mean they can't have it look like America because their whole shtick is they hate America so they can't have any kind of variation on the American flag.
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Clayton Morris
J.R. coop says it could be a. An equality sign.
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Natalie Morris
That's what I thought. It's some kind of play on equality, but like blowing in the wind. Melted. I don't know. Here is the on air talent when they go ahead.
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Ron James
I was gonna say, but it can't.
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Clayton Morris
Be an equality flag because the ends bend. And if you do that, the little tilde thing that does not equal maybe. I don't know.
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Natalie Morris
Yeah.
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Clayton Morris
If we're going to get into the math. We got to get into the math.
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Natalie Morris
I don't know. And some people are saying that the flag looks like a P sort of. And that would be PMS now, which I don't think they're meaning to do because most of their anchors are postmenopausal. So here is the on air talent trying to pretend that they're really thrilled about this. Watch.
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Ron James
All right, we have breaking news as it pertains to our network this morning, a new name for the network. By the end of the year we will become Ms. Now which stands for my source for news, opinion and the world. And look, Andrew, they even have a graphic up I like there.
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Clayton Morris
It is actually the new logo.
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Ron James
It Looks very sporty. As we go to Versant, we're going to, we're going to be moving in this direction. Ms. Now, which I'm going to say.
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Clayton Morris
How'S that breaking news all yesterday afternoon.
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Ron James
And they're saying, we hope you're okay.
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Clayton Morris
And why is he yelling at us?
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Ron James
What do you mean? Like, this is this shows we're independent. And what I've said on this show time and time again is you look at the people that are running the company, they're entrepreneurial, right? Like when you have somebody come into your company after working for, like big corporations and say, and you're talking, you're saying, and they go, we want you to be entrepreneurial. We want you to come up with new ideas. We want you to push the boundaries. I'm excited about that. So I'm excited about this too. It's like, you know, you know, it's.
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Natalie Morris
Like, yeah, it's like they think.
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Clayton Morris
It'S like they think that everybody watching was sitting in on their corporate, like, meeting. They had to, to push this through. They're telling everybody, okay, so you're really excited about this.
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Natalie Morris
You're really right.
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Clayton Morris
Eagle says they're not independent.
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Natalie Morris
No, they're not. But they will continue on that pretense. So it is a train wreck. Train wreck. Sorry. David said, did they take their good microphones with them when they left? Because. Yeah, the audio was terrible.
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Clayton Morris
I was gonna say the same thing. I was like, I was like, where are they? In a pool hall somewhere.
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Natalie Morris
Right? And that was taken directly from their own video. So, yeah, it's a train wreck. Couldn't happen to more adult, deserving group of liars, in my opinion. So let us know how you think about this. I'm also a.
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Ron James
Now, now, now, Miss Now.
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Clayton Morris
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Ron James
Hey, I'm just gonna. I just googled to see if re now was available so we could rebrand. I kind of like that idea.
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Clayton Morris
Renow r e now re now. But I love how they combine. Like, can you put that up again? I love how they combine my source, you know, like the Ms. My source, slash news, slash opinion. It's like, who the hell came up with that? Come up with it? Like, while they were high at lunch or something? Yeah, I guarantee the person that came up with it, their name was Cisco. I'm just thinking that's. I'm just feeling it. They were Cisco. That's who did it.
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Natalie Morris
All right, that's gonna do it for us. We will see you tomorrow. We had a divisive show today. We're gonna go arm wrestle over this cheerleader thing, but there's nothing divisive.
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Clayton Morris
I feel great. I don't want to see male cheerleaders in my football.
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Natalie Morris
Okay.
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Clayton Morris
I feel great about it. There's nothing divisive about it. If you want to. If you want to watch male cheerleaders.
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Natalie Morris
I'm curious about that. Discuss about other things. We'll work this out later. Okay? Thanks so much for joining us, you guys. We'll see you tomorrow.
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Clayton Morris
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