Stop Westprane. I don't know what you're saying.

I said, we got a busy show today.

Welcome in to Redacted.

I'm Clayton Morris.

Right before we go live. He's like, best, this, this. And I'm like, we got a lot. We got a lot of news to get to, so let's do it. Hey, welcome in on this Thursday. No, it didn't. Welcome in. I hope you guys are doing well on this Thursday.

We're already wasting time.

We've got a lot of news to get to.

Netanyahu's starvation plan for Gaza is in full effect, receiving condemnation from the international community. Most of Europe, by the way, the country of Spain just stood up and called it a genocide and that this will not stand. Even Pierce Morgan, who's been

fully in the tank on this, is now saying that Israel has crossed the line. Trump is distancing

himself from all of this. So we're going to dive into that here on the show today. Well, if we're

fair, two countries have consistently called out on behalf the plight of the Palestinian people.

It's Spain and France, surprisingly

enough. So credit where credits do, right? We don't always hate them. No, and we've also got,

we're going to talk about the Ukraine failed peace talks. Where was Putin in all of this?

Zelensky's feeling butt hurt about showing up and finding out that Putin wasn't there. And also photographers

were given explicit instructions on how to photograph Zelensky. Yes, height requirements on how

you actually film him while he was there. We're going to talk about that. Plus Trump's Middle East

trip, it was momentous. What came out of it, what his new foreign policy is, how it's

going to really affect Americans. This could have lastine effects on the American economy

for generations. We may look back on this as really the New New Deal, New Deal 2.0,

but a good one, not demonic, like FDRs.

So we're going to get to that as well.

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