USAID DOCUMENT SHREDDING, RUSSIA’S CEASEFIRE RESPONSE, ILLEGAL CROSSINGS

On this episode of Redacted, Natali and Clayton Morris break down the biggest stories shaping the world. Russia has officially responded to calls for a ceasefire, but is it genuine diplomacy or just another political maneuver? The hosts analyze the real motives behind the move and how it could impact global tensions. Meanwhile, a shocking report reveals that USAID employees have been caught shredding documents—what are they trying to hide, and who is covering for them? Natali and Clayton expose the corruption at play and the deeper implications for government accountability. In a surprising turn, illegal crossings through the Darien Gap have plummeted—why the sudden change, and does this signal a shift in immigration policies? Finally, the debate over shutting down the Department of Education is heating up. Critics argue it's time to return power to local communities, while others fight to keep federal oversight in place. The hosts dig into the history of the Department, its failures, and what closing it could mean for schools across the country. Don’t miss this deep dive into the stories the mainstream media won’t touch—Redacted brings you the facts that matter.