James Uthmeyer (10:17)

Attorney General James Uthmeyer here at the Miami Dade Collier Training Facility. This is an old, virtually abandoned airport facility right in the middle of the Everglades. Florida's been leading on immigration enforcement, supporting the Trump administration and ICE's efforts to detain and deport criminal aliens. The governor tasked state leaders to identify places for new temporary detention facilities. I think this is the best one, as I call it, alligator Alcatraz. This 30 square mile area is completely surrounded by the Everglades. Presents a efficient, low cost opportunity to build a temporary detention facility because you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter. People get out, there's not much waiting for them other than alligators. And pythons. Nowhere to go, nowhere to hide. Within just 30 to 60 days after we begin construction, it could be up and running and could house as many as a thousand criminal aliens. This presents a great opportunity for the state of Florida to work with Miami Dade and Collier counties. Alligator, Alcatraz, we're ready to go.

Hailey Caranilla (11:24)

Alligator, Alcatraz, they're ready to grow. I mean, this is quite the suggestion. This is quite the suggestion. So he says that this facility would sit on this already constructed Runway and it's not part of the Everglades. It is the Everglades surround it, but it is not part of the Everglades. And they say that they could build a detention center fast and they could house about 1,000 migrants there. And to his point about it not, you don't have to invest that much money to in reinforcing the area, because around the area, if these illegal aliens did decide to break out, they would be met with some like Steve Irwin type stuff.

Andy (12:13)

It would only take one.

Hailey Caranilla (12:15)

It would only take one.

Andy (12:16)

And then it would only take one meal for, for everybody else to say, I'm not, I don't know what I'm. I'm not getting out there.

Hailey Caranilla (12:22)

Right? I mean, imagine if the word gets out like, well, this illegal alien tried to get away and he was eaten by an alligator or he was, you know, bit by a snake or something. I feel like it would, it would deter the, the others. But many in Florida, many, maybe climate alarmists are rejecting this idea. So the executive director of Friends of the Everglades has said this, this site is really important to Friends of the Everglades. It's actually the reason that Friends of the Everglades was founded by Marjory STONEMAN Douglas in 1969 to stop what would have been the world's largest airport from being built right there. We call on the government to put a stop to this proposal right now. It's a terribly bad idea. And like I said earlier and like you saw in this video, officials say that this could be done within two months tops, and it could be not only finished, but fully operational. So they are ready to whip this thing into action. And I will say that on the, you know, the point of the Everglades or Friends of the Everglades, where they don't want things built here, and they're saying that it would disrupt, you know, the ecosystem. There's already this Runway here that's not being used, right? So what's the difference between this Runway and then building a building, you know, and they're not planning on doing some crazy, you know, walls or anything like that because they're just hoping that the animals, the predators in the Everglades would just take care of it for them. I would say that likely the world's largest airport would be more damaging to the ecosystem than one detention facility. Airports are massive, you know, then you have like everything going on with the airspace. I could see that having a detrimental effect to the Everglades in the ecosystem. But one building where there's already a Runway, I mean, I can't see it being that big of a deal. But this is just another example of climate alarmists getting in the way of common sense solutions to modern day problems. Here's some more good news out of Florida. I think many people on the left think that strong border policy is just about kicking people out of the country. They people who overstayed visas or jumped the border. As we know, and as I covered at the beginning of the show, people in the media, Democrats, they like to create this sympathetic story around these people. They don't want to paint them as criminals. They just want to paint them as, you know, misunderstood. You know, Maryland dads and Santa Ana fathers and you know, wives of Marine Corps veterans. Of course this is what they're doing. They want to make Republicans and their policies look at evil. But it's not border policy. And border strength is much more than that. It's obviously about protecting American citizens from threats such as violent, unvetted criminals, terrorists, fentanyl and of course human trafficking. I think people like to think that human trafficking is just this third world problem. They like to turn a blind eye to it. They don't think that it happens here in the United States of America. It, it's ignorant to think that but a multi day operation near Jacksonville, Florida was successful. I want to show you this headline here. Authorities say dozens of missing children found in a first special operation of its kind. So incredible. Apparently more than two dozen missing children between the ages of 7 to 17 they have been missing either for 10 days or over a year have been found. This operation was a collaborative effort. This was between obviously local law enforcement agencies, state and federal law enforcement agencies. And according to Operation Lightshine, one of these agencies that was involved, also Tim Tebow's foundation was involved in this. They say that 23 children were found. Now I reached out to the owner of Operation Lightshine because I've worked with him in the past and he hasn't gotten back to me yet. But I have a lot of questions about this. I want to know, were these 23 children, were they taken together or were these, you know, 23 separate missing children that were found? Were, you know, who took them? Where were they? Who had them? For what purpose? Was this human trafficking? Was it something else? Were these children that were missing because of the Biden border crisis or was it something else? Because, like it said, some of these children have been missing for over a year now. So I have a lot of questions and I reached out to him. If he will come on the show this week, I will do a deep dive with him because as you know, I'm very passionate about missing children and saving our children and protecting the innocence of children. So if I can get this interview on the books, I will do a bigger deep dive on this because there are a lot of unanswered questions. And even I was reading the Instagram comments on these headlines and on this Instagram post and a lot of people had similar questions like, you know, who took these people? How are they being held accountable? And, you know, what's happening to these children now? How are they being, you know, brought back into society? Are they getting, you know, therapy and other help? And I'm sure Operation Light Shine is on that because they do that kind of wonderful work. So TBD on this story. I want to just cover it in depth if I can get him on the show. I want to go now to all of the journalists who have been complaining about these no Kings protests and the goings on there. So LA journalists are now suing the Department of Homeland Security and Kristi Noemi. This is all part of the Los Angeles Press Club. They are suing DHS and Secretary Christine Ohm for using, quote, unnecessary and excessive violence to prevent them from exercising their First Amendment rights. What I'm just confused because all of the violent protesters, by the way, were out there exercising their, what they deem First Amendment rights. They were out there protesting the government and if they were violent, they were held accountable. The lawsuit accuses DHS of violating the Fourth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment. The LA Press Club put out this statement. Since June 6th, at least seven members of our organization have been subject to use of force or suffered a serious press rights violation by DHS officers. This is what the legal complaint said. DHS agents did not target their assault towards people posing a threat in any way. Rather, they fired their weapons indiscriminately at every angle in front of them in the direction of the gathered community, hitting people in the head with projectiles and choking them with tear gas. Some agents Shot tear gas canisters and rubber bullets directly at people as they did this. Democracy depends on an informed public. An informed public depends on a free press to do its job without fearing violence by federal agents. Now, I sympathize that, yes, I agree with them that an informed public depends on a free press. This is what is protected by the First Amendment. However, you have to know as a journalist, especially, especially if you are working out in the field, there are certain risks that you take. If you are covering a violent protest and you are getting in there with the violent protesters, you may be subject to tear gas if federal agents are spraying it, if they are dispersing a crowd, and then you are in that crowd. This is why people who work in journalists and reporters who work in war zones, they have bulletproof vests on, they have helmets on. They have people go in to cover riots like this with riot gear on. This is part of the job. So to say that journalists were hit with tear gas, that means the journalists were attempting to do their job by covering this protest. But this is what happens. Like, I just. I'm not crying for these people. This is part of the job. This is what you signed up to do. I want to call them the P word, but that's inappropriate. So I'm just gonna. So I'm just gonna move on. Also, we know that these no Kings protests, not only did they take hold in la, also in Portland, lots of blue state cities and blue cities across the nation were overtaken by violent protesters. And Portland was no different. So now Travel Portland hired an outside PR firm to revamp the city's image around the no Kings ICE protests. I kid you not. According to Travel Portland, they hired this outside PR firm in late 2023. The goal, they say, of hiring this outside PR firm was to bring more media attention to the positive things that were happening in Portland. And I will admit I can't really name a positive thing happening in Portland.

Andy (22:19)

Exactly what I was thinking.

Hailey Caranilla (22:20)

If this agency has been on the case since 2023, I would fire them because they're really not doing that good of a job. But I digress. Now, they claim, city authorities claim that there's lots of great things happening in the city, and they're just trying to amplify those. So EMC Communications is this outside PR firm that the city of Portland hired. And in port their press release surrounding these no Kings protests, they said this. An estimated 50,000 Portlanders marched peacefully and recognized a separate protest outside of a Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, describing it as a separate incident at the ICE facility that resulted in limited arrests. So of course they said 50,000 people were marching peacefully. And then of course, you know, there were a select few that, you know, tried to take over an ICE facility and they were, you know, assaulting officers and things like that. But don't look over there, look over here. They also noted that Portland police effectively managed both situations without federal assistance. Maybe this is a dig@California Governor Gavin Newsom. Like, you know, Trump felt the need to call national guard and Marines in to clean up your mess. Like we didn't have to do that over here. So this is Portland's outside communications crisis PR team trying to like whip up some kind of good news around the no Kings protest. It's crazy. Want to take a quick break to tell you about the sponsors for today's show. First up is blackout Coffee. Coffee lovers. You know I love blackout. I don't mess around when it comes to my coffee. I drink sometimes I'm drink, I'm, I'm getting into the two, three coffees a day zone. And I think blackout coffee is the reason why I'm all about blackout coffee. There is small batch family owned roastery right here in Florida crafting bold premium coffee that actually delivers on flavor. Whether you like it strong, black, smooth, a little cream, they have got a roast for you and they ship fresh to all 50 states. So wherever you are, you can get your hands on it. And because you scroll at the homies, you can get 20% off your first order. When you are you waiting for, just use code Haley that is H a Y L E Y at checkout or hit up blackout coffee.com Haley to grab your bag. I know you'll love it. They've got awesome flavors. Whatever flavor you want, go on their website. I guarantee you they will have it. So stop drinking we coffee. Make the switch to blackout coffee today. Blackout coffee.com Haley. Use code Haley for 20% off your first order.

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Hailey Caranilla (25:29)

Then they also said that the mayor affirms Portland's commitment to free speech while enforcing laws against violence. If you need to hire a PR firm to Convince people that your city isn't the hellscape that everyone thinks it is. You're cooked, bro. There is nothing a crisis PR team can whip up to convince people that the no Kings protests were peaceful and purposeful. They were violent and useless. Of course. I have to get into the biggest news from over the weekend that tensions with Iran have escalated. Iran vowed to retaliate against the United states after American B2 bombers dropped bombs on three Iranian nuclear sites. Iran has since attacked a US air base in Qatar. This is, of course, after Trump warned Iran that if any retaliation by Iran against the United States of America will be met with force far greater than what was witnessed tonight. So what are the next moves? We're going to have to wait and see. But I've talked about this on my show. A lot of people ask my opinions on what's going on. I'm not a foreign policy expert. I never have been, never will be, not going to claim to be. And honestly, I've worked in the media industry long enough to know that no one wants to watch someone talk about stuff that they don't know about. So find another foreign policy hero to listen to. This isn't the show this that I'm going to do a deep dive on, but of course it's the biggest news of the week and I'm going to touch on it, but just at an arm's length. So how are Democrats handling this news? They are in full crash out mode. So here's what CNN reported. The Trump administration briefed top Republicans before Iran strikes, but not some Democrats. Now, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt had to call this out as what it was, fake news. This is what she wrote on X. This is fake news. The White House has made bipartisan courtesy calls to congressional leadership and spoke to Senator Schumer before the strike. Rep. Jeffries. Hakeem Jeffries could not be reached until after, but he was briefed and then she tagged cnn. Please retract. So after Caroline Levitt asked CNN to retract this story and CNN issued a correction, it said this. This story has been updated to make clear Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was called before the strike, not after, as initially reported. See, this is important. These things are important because President Trump has every right to do what he did. He is the commander in chief. We voted him in office to be the commander in chief. Now, of course, entering a war is a different story. This is not that. We are not at war yet and I hope that we never get there. My position on this I've been very clear about this. I do not want us to go to war. I do not want boots on the ground. I do not want boots on the ground in Ukraine, Israel, anywhere. I do not want war. Okay? I know that there are some people in the Republican Party, you know, Senator Lindsey Graham and you know, whoever else who are kind of like these war hawks and, you know, Nikki Haley, et cetera. I do not want us to go to war. That is my position. Now, a lot of Democrats were upset that President Trump did not call on Congress and have it sent to a vote. But again, that is only necessary if this is an act of war, which it was not. This was to eliminate their nuclear facilities so that they do not enrich enough uranium to create a nuclear bomb to use on us. So this was successful. It was also. I saw this meme that I want to bring up. This operation was called Operation Midnight Hammer. And I just have to pull up this meme because I thought it was funny. I am old enough to remember the original Operation Midnight Hammer. This is the security. This is the body cam footage, rather, of Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi's husband, and his Midnight Hammer wielding friend who came. Who came by the house late night. You know, Paul Pelosi was in his underwear and a sleep shirt. I think he had like a glass of something or other, maybe a little drink. And, you know, his. His friend who broke in, quote, unquote.

Andy (30:21)

Come on in.

Hailey Caranilla (30:22)

Yeah, sure. I just. I just had my drink here and I'm in my sleep. I'm in my undies, but come on in. Yeah, I also saw a meme that, you know those memes that have. It's the AI photo of Trump and Baron Trump at the Oval Office. And Baron is over Trump's shoulder, like, pointing at a computer. It was like a meme of Baron and Trump, like, call it Operation Midnight Hammer. So we can. So we can. So we can make fun of Paul Pelosi one more time. Anyway, you know, this obviously isn't funny, but I like to find the more lighter moments in all of this because, you know, if you don't laugh, you cry. So I just thought that that was funny. Another crazy part of this entire Iran conflict is that the LA Sheriff's Department, they decided to weigh in on this. So the LA Sheriff's Department, they put out a statement calling Iran victims of the US bombing. Now, why would the LA Sheriff's Department be monitoring the situation in Iran? I have no idea. I really have no idea. It's really not Part of their jurisdiction, it's outside of their purview. They're supposed to be worrying about people who live in la, not caring about what's happening abroad. Because unless there's a threat on L. A posed by Iran, these people, they're irrelevant, totally irrelevant. I mean, they need to be worrying about people in their own city that just weeks ago, not even weeks, just a week ago, was on fire. There were violent protests and chaos and unrest in their city. Quit worrying about, you know, what the President should be worrying about and worry about your own thing. So anyway, they backtrack. They had to send out a. An apology saying like, sorry, this isn't. Well, these aren't the views of the LA Sheriff. So it's like, who put this out? I don't know, some PR comms, whatever. Can we scroll down so we can read this? This is the original statement that they put out. Our hearts go out to the victims and families impacted by the recent bombings in Iran. While this tragic event occurred overseas, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is closely monitoring the situation alongside our local, state and federal partners. At the moment, there are no known threats to Los Angeles county, however. Thank God they're on it, though. However, out of an abundance of caution, we are increasing patrol checks at places of worship and other sensitive locations throughout the country. Sorry, county. The safety and security of our communities remain top priority. We will continue to assess and respond to any developments if they arise. If you see something, say something. Can we scroll up again? There was something that I wanted to touch on and I forgot. Oh, they were saying, like, the victims and families impacted by the recent bombings, based on what I've read, there were no civilian casualties, no one died, no Americans died. Like, this was successful by all, like, in every sense of the word. And the fact that the LA County Sheriff's Department had to put out a statement like, we're so sorry for all the victims. Like, what?

Andy (33:53)

If you see something, say something.

Hailey Caranilla (33:54)

What are you guys saying?

Andy (33:55)

I think everybody saw bricks and scooters and everything else getting thrown off the overpass at traffic and cop cars. Pretty sure I saw that. I don't know about anybody else.

Hailey Caranilla (34:07)

And we were all saying something. Oh, my gosh. It was also the LA Police Department that was saying that we're so overwhelmed, you know, like, we're so overwhelmed during these, the. These, this chaos and this unrest. You know, the, The LA Police Chief said that he was disgusted by all the violence and it's like, worry about you, bro. I don't know. I mean, You've got a lot to worry about and you're really doing a terrible job. So worry about yourself, don't worry about Iran. President Trump, the commander in chief who we elected to handle these kinds of things, he's on it. All right. We don't need L A County Sheriff.

Andy (34:48)

Yeah, I'm like, I thinking to myself, there's like an intern from Pepperdine that's posting on Facebook. I mean, that the, the, the beat cops can't be thinking.

Hailey Caranilla (34:59)

Right. And that's why I had said they backtracked and put out a statement saying these statements do not reflect the feelings of the L. A Sheriff. So it's like clearly the L, A Sheriff. I mean, I don't think the sheriff put out a statement on this. This had to have been some kind of a communications employee. And why they felt the need to weigh in on this, I have no idea. Aside from the fact I will say that they're monitoring the situation. Like, if there is a threat to Los Angeles, we will be on it. Okay, fine. But there is not. And when there was a threat to Los Angeles a few weeks ago, they were like, what? Huh? So anyway, even more crazy. So Alexandra Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has called for President Trump's impeachment. So has, you know, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi. A lot of Democrats are saying that this is grounds for impeachment because he didn't call on Congress and have them go to a vote, like I said earlier, did not require that he is the commander in chief. This was a strike. This was not an act of war. So this is what AOC said. The President's disastrous decision to bomb Iran without authorization is a grave violation of the Constitution and congressional war powers. He has impulsively risked launching a war that may ensnare us for generations. It is absolutely and clearly grounds for impeachment. Now, Ariana Grande, the singer and actress, she co signed this, she posted AOC statement on her Instagram story, which I just find hilarious because no one, no one cares. No one is looking to actresses and singers in L A who live in these mansions and they, they have no, I mean, half of these people, if they have a high school degree, they got it in the back of a tour bus and they're. The extent of their foreign policy knowledge is slim. This is why I don't think that they should be commenting on it. They're not experts. And that's how I feel. I'm like, if I cover this at length, I will have a foreign policy expert on the show, because I am not one, But I just think it's funny how these celebrities, they feel the need, they feel so compelled to weigh in on these, these, these like huge breaking news moments and they don't weigh in on other things. But now, like, we're going to war. And all of a sudden our Ariana Grande feels the need to, you know, co sign AOC's call to impeach Donald Trump. They do this not because they care. They do this because they want their followers to continue to follow them and buy their CDs and buy their tickets, et cetera. They don't want to lose any of their influence. Therefore, they bend the knee to the Cancel Culture mob. They know that if they stay silent, they idiots on the left will say, you know, silence is violence. And they'll call on people like Ariana Grande who have no business talking about Iran anyway, to talk about Iran. So this is why they get ahead of it. They know they're going to say, silence is violence. I better say something, I better do something, I better post something because they're going to say, you have this platform. Why didn't you say something? I just want to, I just want to throw it out there. Whether or not Ariana Grande does anything, says anything, posts anything, does nothing, she has no power. She might have millions of Instagram followers. That doesn't equal influence in terms of foreign policy. Most people know this. Andy is pulling this up here. This is some breaking news here. Donald Trump just posted this on Truth Social. Congratulations to everyone. It has been fully agreed that by and between Israel and Iran that there will be a complete and total ceasefire in approximately six hours from now, when Israel and Iran have wound down and completed their in progress final missions for 12 hours, at which point the war will be considered ended officially. Iran will start the ceasefire and upon the 12th hour, Israel will start the ceasefire. And upon the 24th hour, an official end to the 12 Day War will be saluted by the world. During each ceasefire, the other side will remain peaceful and respectful on the assumption that everything works as it should, which it will. I would like to congratulate both countries, Israel and Iran, on having the stamina, courage and intelligence to end what should be called the 12 Day War. This is a war that could have gone on for years and destroyed the entire Middle east. But it didn't and will and never will. God bless Israel, God bless Iran, God bless the Middle East, God bless the United States of America and God bless the world. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States of America this is from his True Social account. So there you have it. Breaking news. I guess we're seeing an end to this. This is. This is great. If this all works out, hallelujah, this is exactly what people voted President Trump in office to do.

Andy (40:02)

He going to. He'll get a Nobel Peace Prize.

Hailey Caranilla (40:04)

He's a master. No, he won't.

Andy (40:06)

I mean, if all of this stuff, if all of this stuff plays out and the Abraham Accords take fire over there and all, there's no war over there.

Hailey Caranilla (40:13)

He will not. Who's in charge of the Nobel Peace Prize? And do they like President Trump? He will never.

Andy (40:19)

May we say he ought to.

Hailey Caranilla (40:20)

Yes, he deserves it, but he never would. And, you know, to your point about the Abraham Accords, he brokered historic peace deals in the Middle east in his first administration. This is why I think a lot of people had confidence in him that going into round two of President Trump, because with everything happening in Israel between Hamas and all of these, you know, Palestinian fighters, we need someone in office who can broker a deal and be successful on that front. And if this is true, he will have proven to the world again that he is that guy. He is the guy to get the deal done, to get in, get out safely and not start any foreign wars under his administration. This is, this is where I stand on it. Like, I don't want to go to war. So I like seeing this. This is, this is the president that I voted for. I hope that it stays like this. Peace has to be the way to go. I don't want boots on the ground. I don't want to see any life lost, especially not American lives. So amen to this. This is great, great news. I want to say, because I was on the topic of these Democrats disagreeing with President Trump's action here. This was a former Democrat adviser, Dan Turrentine. He hosts the morning meeting with Mark Halperin and Sean Spicer. They do a morning YouTube show where they talk about, you know, everything, the news of the day. It's great. But here is what he Dan Turntine posted on X in response to all of these Democrats just absolutely crashing out over President Trump's actions. He said it was too depressing to write this last night after we got off the air, so I went to bed. But it needs to be said by more Democrats. This was not an impeachable offense, and Trump did not need congressional approval for one precision attack under the circumstances, just as Obama did not when striking bin Laden. Why can't our party just say it's Great. We achieve the objective and destroyed Iran's nuclear sites. God bless the soldiers who carried this out and made it home safely. God bless our country, military allies, and we look forward to a full intel briefing. If one must then assert congressional authority at the moment, add that any escalation will require congressional approval. And if you must express concern for where this may go and what might come next. But for so many in my party to knee jerk with unhinged calls for impeachment and sadly omit in their statements support for Iran not having nuclear weapons, which has been a principle of our party for 40 years, is truly TDS. Could not have said it better myself. This is from the mouth of a Democrat calling out his own party for his tea, for their tds. And that's exactly what it is. It's exactly what it is. And you know that if there was in some other alternate universe a President Kamala Harris and she did the same thing, they'd be applauding her. So I'm very glad that there are some voices on the left who are willing to call out the hypocrisy. Some other bad news from over the weekend was attacks on Christianity at home and also abroad. I'll start with abroad. There was a suicide bombing at a Greek Orthodox Orthodox church in Damascus, Syria. 20 people were killed and dozens were injured. 52 people were injured as that's where the numbers stand right now when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the Mar Elias Church in Damascus. So people are saying, authorities on the ground are saying that the suicide bomber was a member of the Islamic State and he opened fire on the church and then detonated his vest. Unfortunately, this is not the only attack on Christianity. We saw one right here in Michigan, right here at home over the weekend as well. So around 11:15am yesterday at the Crosspoint Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, there was another shooting. A security guard ended up killing the gunman, preventing a large scale mass shooting. Thank goodness. So this was from an ABC article like you're seeing here. And I just want to read this part of it which is so just dumb. This is part of the article. Quote, his motivations are unknown, according to police, though officials said he appeared to be suffering from from a mental health crisis, quote, unquote, duh. I mean, obviously he wasn't of sound mind. Nobody who opens fire on a church or any other place of worship is of sound mind. Of course he was suffering from a mental health crisis. This is the common denominator between all attacks like this. They're disgusting. They're Senseless. And of course these people are mentally ill. The problem isn't guns. The problem isn't more policy. The problem is mental health. These people are insane. They're saying that this guy had no criminal history, but his mom was a member of the church. And then he had gone to the church maybe two or three times over the last year. That was according to police. They said that he got out of his truck, he was wearing a tactical vest, he had a long gun and a handgun and he started firing as soon as he got into the building and several staff members stopped him. So they, they approached him, the gunman and one of the parishioners struck him with his vehicle and the gunman was already shooting, but one of the parishioners kind of hit him with his car. And then two staff members shot the gunman and killed him. One member of the security team there who was obviously armed and shot the gunman. He was also shot in the leg by the suspect, but he is expected to recover. He went, went right away to the hospital, underwent surgery and it was successful. And again, he was expected to recover. This is why any time there's a shooting in this country, the left is very quick to call for gun control. You know, I haven't seen any headlines about leftists calling for gun control this time. Don't you find that odd? I just haven't seen it. This is an attack on a Christian church and all of a sudden we usually see this like massive rush to judgment. We see these massive calls for policy change and gun control and all these things. I just haven't seen that this time. Am I, I don't hear it.

Andy (47:07)

I think people's, Are we experiencing a little shift nationally in perspective?

Hailey Caranilla (47:12)

I think Democrats are like, oh, he went to go kill Christians, they just don't care as much.

Andy (47:17)

Well, it's never stopped him is my point. It's never stopped him before.

Hailey Caranilla (47:21)

Yeah, I think that it's very telling that we don't see this same, the same fervor from the left. If this was a mosque or some other place of worship, I think their response would be a lot different, which is extremely sad. But with all of these shootings, I think, and especially in this instance, we've seen the importance of good guys with guns. Right. And this is why I don't understand when the left says they don't want armed security guards, they want to make all these schools and places of worship gun free zones. I don't understand that you're just calling, you're just asking to be a Sitting duck when a mentally ill person, a criminal who doesn't care about the rule of law because they're coming in with the intent to kill people. That's already illegal, by the way. So these gunmen come in with the intent to kill. They're terrorists. And why wouldn't you want a good guy with a gun at every door? That's what I want. I want a good guy with a gun at every single door, every single entry point, at a school, at a church. I mean, we're seeing it work. If we implemented this policy across the board, we would not see these mass casualty incidents and these mass shooting incidents because these gunmen would know, I'm going to get there, and I'm going to have to go through armed security guards at every entrance.

Andy (48:51)

Well, just thankful that some of these people like that stepped up. I mean, he was hit with a truck. A guy ran him over with a truck. And so, like, this is. I mean, we're. I'm. I'm very thankful that stuff like this doesn't happen any more than we. Than we see it with the mental health crisis that's out there, it could. Praise the Lord that it. That, that, that it doesn't. But you're exactly right. These people step up and put down a threat. And so super thankful to those people and glad nobody really got hurt inside that church.

Hailey Caranilla (49:22)

I am, too. Amen. All right, I don't know what to do here because we're at 50 minutes and I kind of want to get. Well, I can save the. I can save the dating trend. I can save that. Should I go into the crazy main stuff or should I just go into scrolling time? All right, let's do scrolling time. I wanted to do. I wanted to go into the Riley Gaines, Simone Biles, like, canceling her ex account and all that stuff. I'm gonna do it tomorrow. I know it'll be like, maybe old news tomorrow, but I really do want to get to it, so I'll save it. I know it'll be a little old, but. Anyway, scrolling time. I want to show you a video of Cardinals announcer Chip. Correct. He had a Pride Month slip of the tongue on Saturday during the Cardinals versus Reds game. Listen to this.

Chip (50:31)

Disability Pride night is Thursday, July 10, and with a theme ticket, fans take home a Cardinals cap featuring the Disability Pride flag and Cardinals in braille details@cardinals.com theme.

Andy (50:50)

What did he say?

Hailey Caranilla (50:52)

He said the quiet part out loud, maybe. Yeah. So, yeah, flag without the L came out of his mouth accidentally, which during Pride month. I mean, anyway, this was during an ad read, by the way. It was live. It was. He's a play by play announcer for the FanDuel Sports Network covering this game between the Cardinals and the Reds. And for whatever reason there. Was it the Reds that had this Disability Pride Night or was it. Was it the Cardinals? Let's play the video again. I gotta see everyone in the chat.

Chip (51:41)

Disability Pride night is Thursday, July 10, and with a theme ticket, fans take home a Cardinals cap featuring the Disability Pride flag and Cardinals in braille.

Hailey Caranilla (51:52)

Details@cardinals.com Theme okay, so my question is, why are the Cardinals celebrating Disability Pride Month? I've never heard of that.

Andy (52:04)

That's pretty niche.

Hailey Caranilla (52:05)

Sorry. Disability Pride Night. Is this for members of the LGBTQ community who are also disabled, or is this just another virtue signal night during Pride Month for disabled people? I don't know. What do we think?

Andy (52:27)

LGBTQ +I then a handicap sign coming at the end.

Hailey Caranilla (52:34)

This is an opportunity for a new flag, new logo. They've got to add. They've got to add letters and numbers. Yeah, this. This whole Freudian slip could have been avoided by not celebrating Disability Pride Night, whatever that is. I don't know what that is. It's not that I don't feel for people who are disabled, but, like, what does this night do? I don't know. Maybe they're raising money for people with certain disabilities. I don't know.

Andy (53:02)

Do they send this guy to the minors after that? After that slip?

Hailey Caranilla (53:05)

Is he getting down to the miners? He is not being reprimanded for this. I think it's pretty clear that he meant to say flag and kind of got tripped up there, but it was a very inconvenient trip up for him. I also wanted to tell you about a trend that has been going on on TikTok. I know a lot of you aren't on TikTok, so I like to take this segment of my show and let you know what. What's happening around the world and the world of TikTok, that is. But this is a global story in a way. So women in Italy are leaning into their Texan pride, if you will. So I would say a few years ago, cowboy boots and coastal cowgirl became very popular. I was living in New York City and I had cowboy boots. This was even before I had moved to Nashville and became a wannabe cowgirl.

Andy (53:58)

Because you was there a Morgan Wallen concert that passed up through.

Hailey Caranilla (54:02)

I went to a Morgan wallen concert in 2021 in New York City and I started a let's go Brandon Chant. And it caught on. And you'd be surprised at how many people in New York City are not woke.

Andy (54:15)

Boots on.

Hailey Caranilla (54:17)

I don't think I wore cowboy boots to it. Yeah, I don't think I did.

Andy (54:23)

My daughter's going to see Morgan Wallen in a couple of weeks. So am I in South Florida.

Hailey Caranilla (54:26)

I'll be there.

Andy (54:27)

My daughter already has her outfit laid out with the boots, so she's ready to go.

Hailey Caranilla (54:31)

Oh, yeah, I'll be wearing this.

Andy (54:32)

She's ready to go.

Hailey Caranilla (54:32)

I'm wearing boots. Yeah, I'm wearing boots to Morgan Wallen in Miami. That's for sure. But okay, so these women in Italy are leaning into this cowgirl fashion, except it's not really what you'd expect. They have a European flair to it. So this is Vogue Italia. And here are some of the looks that they're going for. This is their idea of Texan style. I've never. I've never seen anything like this. Wearing a blazer and cowboy boots at the same time. That one's cute, like a dress and cowboy boots. That one's doable. I like this shirt, shorts and cowboy boots. But I would not wear that to a birthday party. I would not wear that to Fashion Week. Like, some of these are a little. They're not really picking up on the Texan vibe here.

Andy (55:21)

No. But a lot of that styling stuff.

Hailey Caranilla (55:23)

Capri leggings and cowboy boots is.

Andy (55:26)

No, this is straight out of the 90s. Like, this vibe is 90s with. With cowgirl boots, which.

Hailey Caranilla (55:33)

There is a Y2K revival happening, and 90s style is coming back for sure. But I could see maybe even some. Some of those looks were a little 80s with, like, the very colorful jackets and things like that. But it's just funny because women who live in Texas, they are. They're kind of responding to this, and they're laughing because they're like, we wear T shirts and shorts and sneakers, too. We're not wearing big furry vests and cowboy boots. But anyway, I just thought that was funny that, you know, there are people who hate America so much. There are liberals in this country who hate Texas. Meanwhile, there's ladies in Italy, and they are just. They've full on Texas pride, which I like. I give them credit. Here's another thing. Quickly, I want to talk about Jacob Elordi. If you don't know who Jacob Elordi is, he is a. He's an actor. He was in some Netflix movies. The Kissing Booth. He is in Euphoria, that show on hbo. Look at Jacob Elordi here. This is a. He is not a gay man, okay? He is not a gay man. And this photo shoot, they have him in this frilly, sheer pink lace shirt and they're putting. They're putting blush on him. He's sitting in the damn fetal position. Jacob Elordi, by the way, is not gay. He is dating Olivia Jade Giannulli. He also dated Cindy Crawford's daughter, Kaia Gerber, who's stunning. These women are stunning. They are models. Also, Olivia, Jade, this is his girlfriend. Do you remember the whole thing with Lori Loughlin or Laughlin? I don't know how you say her last name. How she lied to get her daughter into USC to get her kids scholarship money. Yeah, yeah. She paid like $500,000 to get her into USC. That is. He is dating her daughter who they lied to get her into usc. What are they.

Andy (57:44)

Are they just trying to make him look like he's hot outside or sweating or something? I mean, like, what's.

Hailey Caranilla (57:48)

No, they're trying to bring color to his face. Like they. I have blush on right now, but, like, I'm a girl, so it's fine. But if you could bring up the comments here because people are. They're shocked. Why does every stylist feel the need to make celebrity men a Victorian non binary barista? I mean, almost 40,000 people like that. Bring back masculinity. He's beautiful. Lots of people in these comments were born yesterday. Someone said, humiliation ritual. Why? Why? Why? Stop feminizing men. This guy is handsome and doesn't need changing. Stop it. Someone said, God, doesn't he look so gorgeous? He would be gor gorgeous without the pink frilly top. Oh, my gosh. Someone said comments did not pass the vibe check. This is so cute. He's so baby girl. I don't want my man to be so baby girl. I want him to be so manly man.

Andy (58:44)

Yeah, he does look soft.

Hailey Caranilla (58:46)

Yeah. Someone said real men ain't afraid to put on some blush. Some of y' all just insecure in your own manhood. Lol. Would you guys consider yourselves manly men? And would you wear blush?

Andy (59:00)

I would not. I would not wear blush.

Hailey Caranilla (59:04)

But would you wear pink?

Andy (59:07)

Fuchsia?

Hailey Caranilla (59:08)

Fuchsia?

Andy (59:08)

Yeah, I would wear. I would wear. I would wear salmon or fuchsia. I don't know that I'd wear pink.

Hailey Caranilla (59:14)

I mean, those are both.

Andy (59:15)

I mean fuchsia, not pink. It's salmon pink or fuchsia.

Hailey Caranilla (59:20)

Fuchsia is pink.

Andy (59:22)

It's not pink.

Hailey Caranilla (59:22)

Guy, would you wear pink I don't.

Andy (59:25)

Even know what any of this is like. What is a blush?

Hailey Caranilla (59:27)

What is a blush exactly? These are real men who work for me. And what is a blush is exactly the response I. I would want from a real man. So I don't know. I, I think that this. I think that Jacob Elordi is straight. Why do these men say yes to this? You're allowed to say no. If these, you know, photographers and designers come to you and say, hey, we want to put you in this frilly top, say no. And liberal women will say that he is secure in his masculinity. I don't think he is. He's sitting in the fetal position in tighty whities in a pink lace shirt while a woman puts blush on him. Real men wear pink, by the way. Was the 15 days to slow the spread. And now this is the epidemic. This is the pandemic of men in Hollywood who not only wear pink, but they wear blush, they wear nail polish, they wear dresses. And liberal women love it. All of these people need to get their testosterone levels up and fast. And on that note, that is the end of the scroll. All right, thank you for watching Nightly Scroll. I love all of you in the chat. So if you want to join my homies in the chat, you got to do that on Rumble Rumble.com Haley listen. On Apple podcasts, Spotify, just search for Nightly scroll with Haley. You can follow me on social media at Haley Karenia on most platforms, and I'll see you right back here tomorrow.