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. Oh, it's time to get uncomfortable, but you got me today.

No, Natalie, today. She has the day off. So, hey, welcome in everyone to redacted on this Tuesday.

Great to see everybody. And we have a lot of news to get to because things are moving quickly in the

Middle East. There are protests in Tel Aviv, although nowhere near, as big as they were before

October 7th, but there's still a lot of protests. And the IDF has been activated, ready to

basically handle a war on multiple fronts, Iran, Lebanon. And Mossad has come forward and admitted,

yes, they have been inside of Iran agitating

with these protests. So all eyes on what sort of false flags will lead us into war with Iran

very, very soon. And how much longer can the Netanyahu government survive? We're going to unpack

all of that, given these new revelations about October 7th that we just learned.

We're going to talk about that. And that's, by the way, coming from the Israeli press. It's not coming

from American press. We're going to talk about that. We've got a couple of different angles on that.

Plus, we're going to look more deeply at Iran with a CIA whistleblower John Kiriaku, who's going to be

joining us to dive deeply into that.

Plus, the CIA is essentially running Venezuela.

And the Department of Justice today, this morning, just dropped like a key portion of their entire argument for going after Nicholas Maduro, saying that the Cartel de la Solz that he was apparently running,

while they now admit that, well, it's not really a group at all.

And looks like he had nothing really to do with it at all.

But it doesn't matter because we already got him in the United States.

So now we can move forward with the trial.

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