Wake up, everybody. Welcome into Redacted on this Tuesday. I'm Clayton Morris, so glad to have you all here. On this show, we cover the stories of mainstream media largely ignores. Did you say your name? I think I did. I had that double audio in my head, so I don't know what I said. Did I say my name was Natalie? Clayton Morris. Okay. I'm Natalie Morris. We're a married couple, former journalists for mainstream media. We come to you here from our own house where we bring you the stories the mainstream media largely ignores.

We cut through the propaganda the best we know how. And so we're going to talk about today how the FBI has been caught destroying evidence in the run-up to Cash Patel, leading the FBI, in the run-up to the Epstein-Files revelations.

If in fact we will get that, we said on the show last week that it feels like we have a big

fish on the line, but it might just, you know, before you can reel it in.

What is that called?

Is there a word for that? The one that got

away. That's what it feels like. Yeah, there must be a word for this. Clearly, I'm not a fisher

woman. Also, we're going to talk about chem trails. Why, we thought maybe with the transparency

of the Trump administration that we would get some answers on these chem trails in the United

States all over these different states. Now, there were

some reports in the early days as Trump became the new president of the United States that, in fact,

there were vanishing chem trails across America's skies. Nicole Shanahan, RFK Jr.'s former

running mate, has just posted a social media post saying, you know, wait a minute, we got to get

answers to this because now we're seeing more and more of these chem trails across the United States.

So we're going to dive into this story today and whether or not we'll get some transparency from the Trump administration.

Plus the Obama Library.

This is an interesting story because it is years behind in construction in Chicago.

Now they're being sued by contractors that say, look, you tried to

hire diverse contractors. I'm standing here black. I didn't do the job, but I was discriminated

against and taken off the job because I was black and you hired me because I was black.

Will this be a template for contractors going forward? Don't put diversity in your job description. Just do the job well. I don't know that I would go into this building, giving the fact that the concrete contractor has said he wasn't able to do the job. Yeah. Don't walk in that building. Right. No. Oh, yeah, the roofing, the roofing contract, the flooring contractor, wasn't able to complete the job.

Well, we're going to look at that.

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