Welcome everybody to redacted on this Thursday. I'm Clayton Morris. I'm Natalie Morris. And so glad to have you all here and subscribed and a part of our great community. We really appreciate it. Getting close to like 3.3 million overall. Across platforms. Yeah. So thank you. We got a lot to new. We've got a lot of news to get to today. We do indeed.

Let's see, nuclear war continuing to escalate because who the heck is the president to stop it?

Well, that continues to happen.

We're also going to talk about Congress stopping the WHO treaty.

There is some progress there.

So perhaps we won't get globalists making the laws of the land in wherever you live.

Also, a lot of talk about Haitians, eating cats, dogs, memes going crazy.

President Trump at during the debate saying they're eating dogs, they're eating cats.

And now it's taken over TikTok with memes and Dan's videos.

But of course, all of this talk about cats and dogs. And we can dive into the truth of all of that, is missing the larger story, which is illegal immigration in the United

States. But how are these illegal immigrants getting here in the first place? Turns out we're going

into those countries and totally destabilizing those countries. Take Venezuela, take Haiti, for instance.

So we're going to deep dive exactly

what's going on in Haiti and how all of this has led to the disaster that we're seeing in the

United States. You stop it with your root causes of issues. That's not what we do. We're also going

to talk about the debates. Now, the debates showed me more than ever that we are living in a war-loving

dystopia. I think the conversation around the bias around the news anchors has upset me much

less than their bias for war. And we're going to talk about how fiction has warned us. We are here.

The elites and the globalists and the media will send your kids to their

deaths because they risk nothing. It's awful. I want us to talk about this. So think about your

favorite dystopic warning films. Can you name a few Star Wars? Harry Potter, The Hunger Games,

you guys? Be for vendetta. Yes, thank you Games, you guys.

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