It is time to wake up.

On this show, we cover the stories the mainstream media won't touch live from the Rocky Mountains.

Welcome to Redacted with Natalie and Clayton Morris.

Are you ready?

Let's get uncomfortable.

Someone wrote and said, I like your new introduction.

It eases me into the, I like the mellow easing into the world of craziness that we're dealing with right now with the news.

And we are.

I mean, I have you guys have seen all the outages.

We've seen massive internet outages, Verizon outages, T-Mobile outages. We had some outages earlier. A lot of people dealing with it. Seems like ominous signs right now. Lufthansa has now canceled all flights into Israel. The president just spoke moments ago and issued kind of a weird statement about what Iran is doing. Are we barreling towards war with Iran within the next

24 or 48 hours? We're going to talk about that on the show. We're also going to talk about how the

Clintons both have not showed up for their depositions to Congress over their relationship with

Jeffrey Epstein. Why do you think that is? And what do you think the consequences should be? Now, we have laws that lay out what

happens if you defy a congressional subpoena. Here's the question, do they apply to the Clintons?

So we're going to talk about that. Also, a reporter's home, a Washington Post reporter's home

was raided by the FBI. I guess we're throwing out the United States

Constitution now and protections for the, for journalists. It is interesting, and we're going to

talk about this and unpack it because the Washington Post, of course, is really an extension

of the CIA. It is the CIA is basically, it's its own newsroom for crying out loud. So you wonder why

like the FBI would need to do that. Yeah, just like call up your friends of the CIA. Like you almost

the Washington Post operates that way anyway. Right. Exactly. Exactly right. All right.

Fortunately, the outages did not prevent me from getting Bruno Mars tickets today.

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