Happy Election Day, everyone in the United States of America. Welcome in to Redacted. I'm Clayton Morris.

I'm Natalie Morris. Hey, Mr. Berger. And, uh, oh, we hear some hot audio. Yeah, we hear some hot audio here.

But anyway, hey, welcome in. We've got a very busy show for you on this election day, Tuesday, November 4th.

We're going to talk about the election. We're going to talk about the election.

We're going to talk about why no one seemed to work harder to elect Democrats than Republicans

in Washington, D.C. We're also going to talk about President Trump saying no to Ukraine, no

tomahawk missiles going into Ukraine. We're also going to talk about Israel's PR crisis, how they are trying to pretend that their

soldiers do not commit human rights abuse, have not done this for decades against Palestinians.

They do.

And in fact, we now have video evidence and it's incredibly disturbing.

I am fairly sure this is being suppressed on social media.

Let me know if you see a

conversation about this great video. It's horrid. I find it ostensibly missing. What do you think?

For sure, let us know in the comments. We're also going to talk about that Tyler Robinson

hearing and trial. Like, has the FBI already messed this up from the very beginning? I'm going to

examine with a lawyer who says, this thing has holes that you could drive trucks through. We're going to talk about that on today's show. But yeah, let's just talk about a little bit out here off the top of just about the election day today. So I don't know if you see these new Kalashi numbers just came out right now showing a 75% chance that Democrats sweep most of the big, important races across the country.

75%. Like I said off the top, no one worked harder to elect Democrats during this election day than Republicans in Washington, D.C.

Think about this. A lot of races are probably going to lose big for Republicans.

President Trump just a short time ago posted a message on truth social, basically saying that he thinks Democrats are going to win big.

So he's kind of coming out in front of this ahead of time.

Now, very often, of course, midterm elections during a presidential, uh, you know, during a presidency tends to always go to the other party as a response.

However, this is big.

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