Someone in our chat room just said, Clayton and Natalie should dance to that music when we start the show when we read the news.

No one wants to see me dance.

Absolutely not.

That song?

No way.

I have another song in my head.

Amor Prohibido, which means forbidden love by Selena.

Because the Trump administration just announced that diplomats living overseas cannot have romantic relationships with

Chinese people, which just made that super hot. So we're going to see more of that. Well, I didn't

make that leap. But hey, welcome into Redacted on this Thursday. You need to read more romance novels.

No, I do not. Welcome in, everyone. Hope you having a wonderful Thursday and live from the Rocky Mountains, snowy Rocky Mountains today, back in the snow. It was nice and hot. Everyone's wearing shorts, and then, you know, now we're back in the snow again. But anyway, hey, we got a busy show for you on this Thursday. I'm Clayton Morris. I'm Natalie Morris. We're going to talk about the meltdown over these tariffs. So if you turn on like Fox News channel or any of the mainstream media,

you're going to see people saying that this, you know, these Trump tariffs are the greatest thing to ever hit America. And then if you flip on like any of the media, local, liberal media, say the exact opposite. It's the worst thing that ever happened in the United States of America and the world. So we're going to try to go through this in nuance because markets melting down. Gold prices, gold prices surging to an all-time high over $3,100 an ounce. What is this actually going

to mean for us in our personal wallets? We're going to talk about that coming up. Plus, the Trump

administration continues to deport people for ideologies. That's strange. We're going to talk to

Glenn Greenwald about this and also the increasing

rhetoric about war with Iran because now Israel says, hey, look, the Trump administration is super down

to help us bomb Israel. They're our best friends ever. We now, oh, I'm sorry, to bomb Iran. Yeah.

So we got a buddy now. We're going to do this thing.

Who voted for that? Who wants that? Raise your hand if you want to award with your own.

We're also going to talk about Colorado's misgender law. So if the House in Colorado has just

passed a law, well, it hasn't passed the House committee, it's going to be going on its way

to the governor's desk, which is it's just an insane law.

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