TRUMP’S UN SPEECH, CHARLIE KIRK MYSTERY, CASHLESS BIOMETRICS, AND THE TYLENOL AUTISM DEBATE

In this powerful episode of Redacted, hosts Natli and Clayton Morris dive into some of the most urgent and controversial issues shaping America and the world. They begin with President Trump’s bold United Nations speech, where he outlined a tough stance on global leadership and America’s role in defending freedom. The hosts then confront the swirling mystery surrounding Charlie Kirk’s tragic death, raising pressing questions about what really happened and what it means for conservative voices in America.
The conversation moves to the future of technology with the rise of cashless biometrics—systems that track and control people through fingerprints, facial scans, and digital wallets. Morris warns that while marketed as “convenient,” these tools could strip away privacy and give governments and corporations unprecedented power. Finally, the hosts highlight shocking new discussions about a possible connection between Tylenol use during pregnancy and rising rates of autism, a topic drawing growing concern among parents and medical experts.
This episode ties together politics, personal freedom, technology, and health, painting a picture of the crossroads America faces today.