Welcome into Redacted, everybody. Clayton's watching his phone because we're watching updates

from this war. The War of the World has started in case you missed it, and we're here to cover it.

Thank you for joining us on Redacted today. I'm Natalie Morris. This is my husband Clayton.

Yeah, I mean, everything changes today, and there's a lot of propaganda being thrown around right now.

All you need to do is watch U.S. state-run media, whether it's pick your poison right now. Watch CNN, watch Fox News. They're all just basically an extension of the State Department. Isn't that funny? You guys, when you realize that they're totally opposite when it comes to the political spectrum, except when it comes to trying to throw your kids into war.

So we've got a lot of propaganda to dig through as obviously Iran has launched a massive

and devastating strike against Israel. But if you listen to the mainstream media, nothing

happened, no big deal. Everything was shot down. No one was hurt. Everything's good. Now

they're going to respond. But we're going to dig through all of that on today's show and give

you the very latest on this because the state-run media, talking Fox News, I'm talking MSNBC

and the others that are an extension of the military industrial complex at this point, are calling

for deep strikes inside of Iran to take out oil infrastructure, hit nuclear targets, nuclear reactor

infrastructure, and then you have 10,000 American forces that are sitting right now in the

Middle East, which are sitting ducks.

We just saw what would happen to American aircraft carriers if you shoot overwhelming

number of ballistic missiles at them.

It will be game over.

So, yeah, we've got a lot to talk about today.

I mean, they're literally saying things like take out the Ayatollah and totally overthrow the state

of Iran. How do you think we can do this, you guys? If you think that that's so easy to just say

on Fox News, we have an inflated sense of self. Go ahead, Philip. What were you

going to say? Well, attacking oil infrastructure, though, I mean, does that then what? Like,

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