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Haley Karania
Hello and welcome to Scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Karenia. Thanks for being here on this Friday. Friday the 13th. Spooky. You know, I love my spooky stuff. Halloween's my favorite holiday, but I love to talk about, you know, all the spooky goings on. So in honor of this pseudo holiday, I know it's not really a real holiday, but Friday the 13th, I'll be throwing it back to some of our Democrat friends. Worst, most unlucky moments. I've also got an eerie tinfoil hat series. I'm giving you my Mount Rushmore of scary movies and I'm blind reacting to some of the guys videos or we. We've got like a Marco Rubio blind react meme game for you and I've got some questions if we have time. So put your phones on. Do not disturb. Scrolling with Haley starts right now. You know what's unlucky? When you're on TV for about four minutes and in those four minutes you fart. So this is unlucky Democrat number one, Eric Swalwell letting it rip on live television. Watch.
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Political Commentator
The evidence is uncontradicted that the president used taxpayer dollars to ask the Ukrainians to help him cheat an election.
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Haley Karania
And the complaint that I've heard, can't miss it. Can't miss it. And here is Congresswoman AOC seemingly egging Eric Swalwell and others on. She wants more Democrats to fart and fart hard. Here is unlucky Democrat moment number two, aoc we need a Democratic party that fights harder for us. We need a Democratic party that fights harder for us. We need a party that farts harder for us. If we need anything, it's a, it's a party that farts harder. Oh, Eric Swalwell is like, say no more. I've been saving up. I've been waiting for you to call on me. I'm waiting in the wings. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm running for governor. I'm going to fart harder. For Californians. Kamala Harris was ready to fart hard for all of her Democrats and all of the liberals and all that. And President Otto Penn gave us so much material. Right. When I was thinking of all the unlucky things. He can't. He comes to mind. Right. And what's unlucky about aging in the public eye is that everyone catches your senior moments on their phones, on their cameras, and we get to relive them all. So unlucky Democrat moment number three, Joe Biden. This is the First Joe Biden video of maybe a few. Watch. Classic moment. Classic moment. He trips once, he trips twice, he trips a third time. Dust your feet off. Dust yourself off, Mr. President. He's got his mask on, too. Maybe if Joe Biden didn't have the mask on, maybe it was distracting. Maybe. I don't know. Pick a struggle, right? If you can't breathe, maybe the oxygen wasn't getting to his brain. I don't know. But I love when Joe Biden falls. Well, I don't love when he falls, but I love that when after he falls, he's always got to prove to everyone that he's a. Okay, so anytime he falls, he gets up and then he does a little, like a little jig, you know, he does this quick little walk. Like he's got to prove to everyone that, yeah, I just fell flat on my face. But have no fear. Have no fear. I am. I am a. Okay, so this is an iconic moment, but this was Joe Biden's first very viral falling moment. But he had a few. There was the Air Force Academy graduation tumble. But this next one takes the cake as the most unlucky Biden moment number four, the. The bike.
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Co-host or Guest
I'm not crazy. We got it.
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Haley Karania
Oh, Standing up. Foot gets stuck. Classic. Classic moment. Foot gets trapped in the little stir up thing. What are they called? Why can I never think of words when I do this? Show petals. Petals? Yeah, the little foot thingy on the bike. Yeah, yeah. It gets his foot caught. Can't get it out. Takes a tumble all the way down. And I think what stinks is, you know, again, when you're the President of the United States, everyone's got their phones out. They want a picture, they want a video of the president on their phone. And do people go back and look at these things? I mean, I always think to myself, when I go to concerts and I take pictures and videos, do I ever look back at these fireworks? Same thing. Do I ever look back at these things? No. But I guess when it comes to the President. All right, I guess you want to have this picture on your phone. Unfortunately for him, though, he's fallen down, he's tripping, and everyone's got everyone, every angle of it. So this was the moment, I think, that they said to him, Look, Mr. President, it's the beach or nothing. If you want to do something leisurely, we need you strapped into a Tommy Bahama chair, and we need you to be 2 inches off of the ground. That's it. But Biden didn't just let his feet slip. Sometimes he lets his true feelings slip out. And this time, in a town hall with CNN with Don Lemon is unlucky Democrat moment number five. Watch.
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Political Commentator
You, you, you got the vaccination.
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Co-host or Guest
Yeah.
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Political Commentator
Are you, are you okay? I mean, you seem. No, it works. Or you, you know, or, or, or, or the mom and dad, or, or, or, or, or, or the neighbor or when you go to church or when you're. I'm. No, I, I, I, I really mean it. There are trusted interlocutors. Think of the people. If, if your kid wanted to find out whether or not there were. There's a man on the moon or whatever, you know something, or you know, whether those aliens are here or not, you know, who are the people they talk to beyond the kids who love talking about it?
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Haley Karania
What. What are we talking about? What are we talking about? Well said, Mr. President. Spoken like a true quadruple vaxxer. I love how he looks at Don Lemon. And if you bring it up, the lower third on CNN as part of this town hall is about fixing the distrust among the black community when it comes to getting the vaccine. Who in the black community, who in their right mind is going to go get the vaccine after this? He's looking at a black man in his eye and says, oh, you, you, you got the vaccine. You got the vaccine and you're feeling okay? Well, you look okay. Of course you look. Oh, President Biden just doing the absolute opposite of what he's supposed to do in that moment, making people feel like this vaccine is something that they should get, if they haven't already. And my goodness, let me just say no regrets in not getting this vaccine. No regrets at all. That. That was a crazy moment. Crazy, crazy moment. And Biden wasn't the only Democrat letting it slip this time, though. This is a throwback. Is Bill de Blasio letting the groundhog slip through his fingers on Groundhog's Day, a fall that that groundhog wouldn't survive. This is unlucky Democrat moment number six. Watch. Oh, man. There's just Bill de Blasio. He's, he's holding the groundhog. I don't know why they gave it to him in the first place, but he's holding the groundhog. It slips out of his hands and, and unfortunately, that groundhog went on to die from those injuries sustained by Bill de Blasio dropping it. Killing an animal is just such a bad look for politicians. I don't care. It doesn't matter what side of the aisle you're on. Bill De Blasio on the Democrat side, Kristi Noem on the Republican side. Once you kill an animal, it all goes downhill from that point on. And I'd also say your day goes downhill after you shit your pants, allegedly. Here is Jerry Nadler with an alleged poopy diaper with waddle in unlucky Democrat moment number seven. So here he is waddling, which he always does, by the way. He always waddles. But this is particularly bad in this clip. He just kind of, he does a little Nadler shuffle. I also want to acknowledge Maxine Waters is doing some very important slowly work on this subject. Slowly now, Jerry. Don't let it drip. A part of preserving slowly our democracy. With that, I'm pleased to yield to the distinguished slowly inching away. He had to go, he had to go to the bathroom real quick. I, I, I can't really think of another, another instance that would make you waddle like that off very slowly during a live press conference.
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Co-host or Guest
But I hear we have like, the real version of the video. You want to see it real quick?
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Haley Karania
Yeah, I do. He lets it rip. Thankfully, they all have their masks on. Congresswoman Maloney, I want to join the distinguished chairman in acknowledging legislation of other. Nancy, put your mask back on. Put your mask back on.
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Co-host or Guest
She doesn't want to trap it in her mouth.
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Haley Karania
And I also want to acknowledge, Maxine, some very important. Now that that probably was the real version. That wasn't the AI version. That was real. You know, I haven't pooped my pants in like a few decades, so I don't remember. Thank you. I don't remember what it's like to poop your pants, but it can't feel good. This is another throwback to the Obama days. This is unlucky Democrat moment number eight. Watch. We cannot sustain.
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Co-host or Guest
Oops. Was that my. Oh, goodness. That's all right. All of you know who I am.
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Haley Karania
True. The plaque had a sense of humor. The President of the United States plaque just fell right off of the podium with President Obama at the time at the helm there. And the plaque probably said, you know what? You may be president right now for not for long. This is, this is an omen. And these unlucky Democrats had maybe something else on the brain while they were on national television talking about the insurrection. This is unlucky Democrat moment number nine. If they believe Donald John, Donald John Trump incited the erection insurrection against the United States. We're going to talk about outrageous things that have happened or things that have never happened. Let's talk about the fact that President Trump incited an erection and maybe that too. You could talk about that too, I guess. Oh, my gosh. I love how she laughs too. Like she knows in the moment, oh, I messed up. Oh, I messed up. There were so many of these moments, too. Adam Schiff also had a erection moment. I don't know why they. And they were so, they're so obsessed with Donald Trump. They probably do have erections talking about him. I wouldn't be surprised if Donald John Trump incited erections in the Democrats among the Democrat Party. They can't stop thinking about him. They're just obsessed with him. So I wouldn't put it past him to get maybe aroused by Donald Trump. They get very excited talking about him. So this last one just to go, just goes to show there is no deed that goes unpunished. And this bleeding heart liberal, she effed around and found out with the wrong crowd in unlucky moment number 10. So this is, ugh. This is a. An activist who took matters into her own hands to help feed the, quote, unhoused residents in Los Angeles. She was severely beaten by a metal pipe by a homeless person. So unfortunately for her, she was trying to feed the homeless in MacArthur park in Los Angeles. And unfortunately, it came back to bite her. Someone in the chat said, this is why you shouldn't help the needy. And listen, I'm all for helping the needy and helping the poor. I think we are called to do that. However, there are ways to do it safely. And I think that if you go up to a homeless person, especially in California, who's probably on a crazy amount of drugs, I think that you're putting yourself in harm's way. And I, I say again, she's, she's the picture of this woman. She's wearing a mask in 2026. And I think maybe the, maybe the homeless man was, was beating her for that reason. Maybe he was, you know, upset that she was wearing a mask. Maybe he was upset that she called him unhoused. Right now I do feel badly that she was beaten. It is unlucky, unfortunate. And she was just trying to do a nice thing, the right thing. So I hope she makes a speedy recovery and learns to maybe help the homeless population in a different way. Might I suggest not voting Democrat anymore? All right, taking a quick break to tell you about our sponsor for today's show, Helix. That's the time of the year when I'm doing my spring reset cleaning, organizing, getting my life back in order. The one upgrade that's actually changed my days is my Helix mattress. I've had mine for a while now and I swear it is the best thing I have brought into my home. Before Helix, I dealt with everything. Night sweats, tossing, turning. Even my sleep tracker kept reminding me how bad my sleep was. But the first week on my Helix, all of that started to shift. I took their sleep quiz and got matched with the perfect mattress for how I sleep. And the difference was instant. My back felt supported. For the first time. I actually wake up feeling rested now. No joke, a good night's sleep really does change everything. Especially with my two workouts a day now in the morning, which I only have four days left on on Tuesday I'm done with my two workouts a day, thank goodness. But Helix has helped me through all of those tough moments. Helix is also and a most award winning mattress brand for a reason. And now Helix has an exclusive offer for my listeners. Go to helix sleep.comhaley for 27% off site wide. That is helix sleep.comhaleyfor 27% off site wide. And make sure to put the show code scroll there or Haley there so that you get all of that, all those discounts there. But I want to make sure that you know that it is Haley H A Y L E Y so you do get that discount. This is a little spooky. It's just a little eerie because we're, we're starting to patch some things together here because there are three, three or four scientists that have ended up dead now. So I don't know if there's a link or not, but let's get into it. So Nuno Lauriero, he was killed, this is a, an MIT professor who was killed. This was in connection with the Brown University killing and shooting rather. But he was a 47 year old Portuguese nuclear physicist and he was the director of MIT's Plasma Science Infusion center. And he was shot in the foyer of his home in Brookline, Massachusetts. So they have connected. Now authorities have connected his murder to Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, a former classmate who was involved in the shooting at Brown University. So this Nuno Lauriero was killed two days after the Brown University mass shooting. So this was just a wild story. I remember there was the manhunt for the shooter for a few days and unfortunately he went and killed the, this professor. And again, it seems like they knew each other personally, they were classmates together. So maybe there was some kind of a, a personal beef, if you will. But I don't know if it was necessarily connected to his Work or what he was studying or what he was working on. But then when you kind of piece this together where there are maybe a few different scientists with targets on their back, potentially there's another one, Alessandro Cody, who is an Italian scientist who is found murdered in Santa Marta, Colombia in April of last year. So his body was found in pieces. According to authorities, they only found three pieces of his body, not all of the pieces, but they were able to identify him. And police now say that he was lured by a gang that planned to rob him. And they were able to get in contact with him through a dating app for the LGBTQ community. Now, I don't know if he was on the dating app and the gang, you know, found him through the app purposefully. If this was just totally random or if this had to maybe do with the science that he was working on. I have no idea if it was totally random or maybe it wasn't a gang killing. Maybe it was just made to look like a gang killing. I don't know. Then there is a third scientist, Carl Grill. He was killed recently in California. He is a 67 year old astrophysicist and he is working at Caltech and he works in astronomy, dark matter, galactic structure, stellar populations and exoplanets. That's his, his beef. That's his, his beat, I should say. And he was shot and killed on the front step of his home also. So it's interesting. There's a connection, kind of in the way or the style that the first scientist, and now this scientist was killed, the one in the Italian scientist in Colombia, sort of unrelated, seemingly. But seems odd that you would just show up to someone's house and shoot them on the front porch. But this is the same thing. And they got the suspect, this guy Freddy, his name is, and they arrested and charged him with murder and carjacking in connection to the killing. But it just seems odd, you know, why are these scientists you seemingly dropping dead? Is it really just random? I don't know. Now, this is the fourth one that I want to get to. William McCasland. He is a retired U. S. Air force general and he has been missing since February 27. His wife said he had a brief association with the UFO community, but she doesn't think that any of the intel that he has would be worth kidnapping him or killing him over. So they cannot find him. But this is another one, 68 years old, and he led the air Force research lab at Wright Patterson base in Ohio. So that is the base that has been long rumored to have extraterrestrial debris tied to the Roswell crash in 1947. So he's definitely associated with the UFO community. He also revealed or not he, but his wife revealed that McCasland had a brief association with former Blink 182 frontman Tom Dilute. I don't know how to say his last name. Tom Delong. Do you know how to say that? Maybe Tom Delong who co founded a company that studies UAPs, which is so interesting because I didn't know that about him, but I would be interested in maybe having him on the show and talking to him. If he's former Blink 182 and now he's into UFOs and UAPs and all that stuff. I, I would love to talk to him about that. So I'll put that on the agenda. I'll make a note to reach out to him. But anyway, this, this former Air Force retired general who's missing now, his wife made clear that he did have access to some highly classified programs and information during his career. And he says that, or she says that he has come commonly held security clearances. But he, she doesn't think that this is any reason for him to go missing. And it seems bizarre because he's 68 years old. He went missing, he went for a walk and he went without his phone. So I don't know, maybe it's more reasonable for someone who's older to go on a walk without their phone. I can't imagine anyone my age going for a walk and not taking their phone. So I don't know if that was. Maybe he was just trying to unwind. Maybe he was just trying to like unplug, not bring his phone, just kind of, you know, go for a walk and clear your head kind of a thing. But seemingly odd, I think, to go for a walk, not take your phone, especially, you don't know. What if someone calls you? What if your wife needs to get in touch with you? What if something happens? What if there's an emergency? You know, I, I can understand wanting to unplug your phone or from your phone, but in today's day and age, I just feel like it's your lifeline. And again, if something happens, what if you need to call 91 1? Why would you go for a walk? Even if it's around your neighborhood, you just never know what's going to happen. Maybe I'm being like doomsday right now, but I can't imagine going for a walk and not taking it. So again, I don't Know if this is par for the course for him and this is something that he does, or if this was just random and this is the one day that he didn't bring his phone, and then they never found him again. But even for tracking purposes, I know we hate that we're being tracked all the time, but in the event that you go missing, it does help to have a tracking device on you, doesn't it? So people in the chat are saying that it's smoke signals. Do you guys think that it's a coincidence that scientists are showing up dead, or do you think that they are connected in some way? Do you think that maybe unrelated, all of these scientists were working on projects that maybe someone somewhere didn't want to get out? It's definitely a possibility. So I think I need to start looking into this, and if more cases like this start to pop up, I think we've got a pattern that we've got to start looking into. For sure, people in the chat say that it is connected. So we shall see. We shall see. All right. I do have one other tinfoil hat time story that is so bonkers. Watch. This.
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Narrator or Storyteller
Florida man claims to have been kidnapped by dolphins and forced to build an underwater city. The man was found early Monday morning on the side of a beach in Lee county, soaking wet, dehydrated, and confused. When deputies arrived, he was drawing detailed diagrams in the sand. According to the man, a pot of dolphins took him while he was swimming and brought him to a place about 40ft under the surface. He said they forced him to help build underwater structures. He told deputies the dolphins communicated with him using clicks. He said the group had a leader named Gerald who somehow helped him breathe underwater, possibly by creating an airspace.
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Haley Karania
Gerald.
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Narrator or Storyteller
The man spent three days working on what he described as cities, towns, and condo like structures. When the dolphins were satisfied with his work, they sent him back to the surface and told him they would return for phase two. Medical staff treated him for dehydration, but found no signs of head injury or mental confusion. Tests showed seawater and marine particles in his lungs, suggesting he had been deep underwater for a long time without typical lung damage. This was unusual and raised questions for doctors. The man holds a master's degree in aerospace engineering and has experience with deep sea technology, which he says is why the dolphins chose him. Some people think the story is false, but the physical evidence has made others curious. Let me know what you think.
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Haley Karania
Okay. So this has been debunked. There is no evidence to support that this actually happened to this man. This is just. I've seen a bunch of articles about it now saying that this was fake.
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Co-host or Guest
Gun to your head. Was he in Atlantis?
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Haley Karania
No.
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Co-host or Guest
Okay.
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Haley Karania
No.
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Co-host or Guest
Is Atlantis real?
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Haley Karania
I do believe that. I think that there's got to be structures down under the surface that we don't have access to.
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Co-host or Guest
So much ocean. So undiscovered.
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Haley Karania
That's what. That's what. This is how I feel about space also. So much of space is undiscovered.
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Co-host or Guest
All right, let's not get carried away.
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Haley Karania
No, but how could you say without a shadow of a doubt that, you know, life doesn't exist out there? Like, I think you. You have to admit what you don't know. And if you don't know, then you don't know. That sounded like a Kamala Harris quote there, but that's what I mean. Like, you can't say that you know something for sure when you don't. So if you can't prove otherwise, then you have to operate under the notion that it could be possible. And just because we haven't seen little green aliens or Martians or whatever they look like. You know, there are some videos that I show on this show in this segment that are pretty compelling, but I think now with AI, you just never really know what's real and what's fake. So I don't know, but definitely videos of UAPs and UFOs and things like that, they fascinate me because it is so odd. And I feel like, especially when was the whole. Was it last summer, the UFOs out of the water, or was it two summers ago?
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Co-host or Guest
Now, I. Time is melding, but I think it was last summer.
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The ones in Jersey?
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Was that last summer or two summers ago?
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Co-host or Guest
It was to do with Trump getting elected, so I guess that was two summers.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Two summers ago. Yeah. And that was wild, because I felt like people kept taking videos of these things that were odd in the sky. And the government's reaction was, you're literally seeing things. The Biden administration put out a. A statement that literally said, you're seeing stars. It's. It's shooting stars. You're seeing stars. You're. You're. You're not. Don't believe your own eyes. Essentially, that's what the Biden administration was saying, and I don't believe in that. I just don't believe in that. And I think the government's response to that situation was convincing enough for me that they were lying. It just seemed like how. What do you mean you're seeing things? What do you mean? These are people's personal drones. Everyone just decided one summer to go, you know, ape with their drones and just always have drones out and have them popping and out of the water. I just don't believe it. And if it's like a military thing, just say that. So I. I don't know. I. I believe that aliens are real. And if. Same thing. If we haven't discovered whatever percentage of the ocean, you just don't know what's down there. And do I think that a dolphin named Gerald hand picked this aerospace engineer to go build some cities? No, I do not think that that's happening anytime soon. But dolphins are very smart and they're very human, like in. In ways.
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Co-host or Guest
So I definitely. Hang on. Take a couple pictures of what he was doodling in the sand. You never know.
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Haley Karania
You never know. People in the chat are saying that he's on drugs and he's totally nuts again. This whole story is fake, by the way. So. Yeah, but I. I would think that
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Co-host or Guest
is Atlantis, the fish people, or that there was a city that's now underwater. But it was like. I forget. Do you.
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Haley Karania
I forget. I think it's a city that's now underwater. Right. They didn't build it underwater. It was a city that's now lost.
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Co-host or Guest
It's also a resort in the Bahamas.
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Haley Karania
That's the first thing that comes up there. I've been there. And that one's really real. But underwater. Yeah. I don't know. Does anyone in the chat remember Atlantis is the underwater city? Yeah, but I guess it was a city that went underwater. Now they can't find it, which seems odd to me. How would you not be able to find it? But anyway, how can you not find the Malaysian Airlines flight? There's a lot of things that just go missing that shouldn't.
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Co-host or Guest
The ocean's terrifying.
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Haley Karania
Really big things that go missing. I don't know how that's possible, but, hey, crazier things have happened. All right. Andrew has told me to rank or give you my Mount Rushmore of my favorite scary movies. And I couldn't really narrow it down to just scary movies. So I did my top five scary and my top five psychological thriller. Because both of those genres for me are top tier. I absolutely love them. So my top five scary movies. The first one. Oh, what the heck is this? We're getting. We're getting into it today. I haven't seen all these new graphics. I love them. My first scary movie is the Conjuring. That is my favorite scary movie. If you had to ask me My favorite scary movie. This would be it. The rest of these, I feel like I'm not really ranking in order.
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Co-host or Guest
Hold on. You have to explain why. I will.
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Haley Karania
I will. I will go. Hold on. Let me cook. Let me cook.
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Co-host or Guest
You're breezing through.
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Haley Karania
No, no, no. This is my fur. This is my top. I'm saying I didn't really rank the other ones, so I have to think about that in real time. But conjuring is absolutely my. My first. And I have to take off my tinfoil hat. Sorry. But, yeah, this movie was so good to me, and I actually. After the movie came out, I read the book. So there are actually three books. It's a trilogy that were written by the three sisters that grew up in this house. So this is a farmhouse in Rhode island, and it's a real house. They lived there. The real one doesn't look like this one, but in. In the movie, in the poster that we're looking at. But the girls detailed a lot of the things that happened in that house. Their mom was sort of possessed by. By this being in the house. Very scary. They had to call in an exorcist to, you know, relieve their family from this possession or deliver them from this possession. But this is. I think there's some. I haven't watched it in a while, but there was some. The land was haunted. There was some witchcraft that was happening on the land. So anyway, that. Very horrifying. The movie, I think, is really good. I remember there's. They were playing. There's a scene in the movie where they're playing hide and seek.
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Co-host or Guest
Scariest scene.
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Haley Karania
It is so scary. They're playing hide and seek. Like, all the two girls, or the three girls are playing hide and seek. The mom's playing hide and seek with them. And the part of the game, it's not really hide and seek, but there's a little caveat with the game where if you clap, like, if you ask for a clap, the people hiding can give it to you. So it can kind of give you a hint as to where they're hiding. And in the movie, the ghosts or the being or whatever in the movie started kind of like messing with them and clapping in their ears. Very scary. And then there's another scene right at this. This tree outside in their house where this, like. I don't even know if it was the. The witch or something, but her body, like, flies into the house, and then they see that her body is in. Oh, it's just. That's a horrible way of explaining it. I can't even explain it. You just have to watch it. It's so scary. So that was a movie that really shook me to my core. I felt scared. It's a good mix of jump scares and also just spooky.
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Co-host or Guest
So it's a good one. It's a true scary movie.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. So this is. This is a really good one. And I love when they're based on a true story. I think they all kind of say that. But I really do love that this is based on a true story. And I did read the books from the girls that lived in the house. So that was a good one. The next one, the nun who. Who.
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Co-host or Guest
This one's too scary for me. I haven't seen it.
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Haley Karania
Oh, my gosh. It is horrific. It is so scary. And it is part of the Conjuring universe. I think it's made by the same people. And the nun is just horrific. It is just. Oh, man.
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Co-host or Guest
A trailer in theaters like before. A movie I was seeing and I about walked. It was that scary. It was so scary.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Again, there's something about going to Catholic school. Like all of these scary movies that have to deal with demonic possessions and exorcisms and things like that, they spook me big time, man. They spook me. I believe in this stuff and it is. That's why it's scary. And I. I went to see this movie in theaters with my friend Liz, who also went to an all girl Catholic high school. But we met in college and we went to Catholic college as well. But we always say that these are the scariest kinds of movies because we do believe that this, these demonic possessions happen and who.
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Co-host or Guest
Who.
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Haley Karania
But the good news is if you believe in evil, that you believe in good too. So good and evil and good always wins. So. Yeah, but this is. This is very scary. And this actually. So the Conjuring series. This is the. I'm trying to kind of get my head straight here because I haven't watched these in a while, but these are. They follow Ed and Lorraine Warren, who were actual paranormal investigators. They're a married couple and they're since deceased. I actually reached out to their son to come on the show for Halloween, but he said no. Can't imagine why, but he said no. Maybe it's because, I don't know, we're affiliated to. With conservatism or whatever. Maybe not. I didn't want the interview to be anything about politics or anything. I just wanted to talk about, you know, their. His parents and their findings and whatever. But they're fascinating. And they actually, they investigated Fairfield University where I went, because they're based in Connecticut. And there's a story about Fairfield University where there was a nun who had gotten pregnant by rape. And she. I don't know what happened. I think she hung herself in one of the dorms because one of the dorms is connected to an old church. And they say that the. The dorm now is haunted. And I have a story that my. One of my friends at the time in college, she was on the field hockey team, and one of her field hockey teammates lived in that dorm and said that in the middle of the night, all hours of the night, they would hear this dragging. And it sounded like there were people reorganizing the room, redecorating the room. Like it sounded like at night people were dragging chairs, dragging the desks, dragging the beds. So my friend's friend went to the RA and said, hey, you need to tell the people that live above me that they need to stop doing this in the middle of the night. Like it's a noise complaint. And they went up to check and the door was locked. And it said, like, no one lives in this room. There's no one living in this room, no students in it. And it was completely locked. So I don't know. That's. That's the lore. That's the lore. But anyway, Ed and Lorraine Warren investigated the. The dorm room or the dorm, and I don't know whatever happened, but spooky. Spooky. I know just some spooky stories. And then Ed and Lorraine Warren also had a. A museum while they were alive. And it was all of the haunted objects that they collected over the years, and they kind of kept them away so that they could keep an eye on them and keep.
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Co-host or Guest
They just sold it.
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Haley Karania
Actually, they sold it to comedian Matt Rife. Matt Rife is one of the, I think, co owners of it.
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Co-host or Guest
I can't see a less suitable owner of that.
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Haley Karania
Agreed. And what, like how. Why would you sell it?
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Co-host or Guest
Why would you buy it?
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Haley Karania
I don't know. I could see why people would buy it because people are stupid and they
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Co-host or Guest
haven't seen horror movies. That's like the first scene in a horror movie is buying a horror collection.
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Haley Karania
Right? Right. Yeah. I don't know. And I. I can't imagine why he would be equipped to own that or run it. I'm assuming that someone in the Warren family runs it and maybe they just sold it so they own it. I don't know. But yeah, the nun. Very scary. Then the Next one that I want to say is the Visit. I would put that at number three. So the Visit is by. Produced by M. Night Shyamalan or directed by M. Night Shyamalan. And he's known for these twists at the end of the movies. And I don't want to necessarily give away the twist because if you want to see this movie, I think you should. But there is a scene in this movie where the grandma is. They're playing this game and the grandma is running underneath the crawl space of the house. And it is absolutely horrifying. They this. These two kids go visit their grandparents and they're basically dealing with like a sundowning type situation where it turns night time and the grandparents are going nuts. And it's so good. And there's a twist at the end that is crazy. So I won't spoil it, but it's a really good movie. So that I will put at number three. Then number four. I'm gonna say it. But the original it. And I know that Stephen King is a total psychopath now in terms of his political views, but he is a great horror writer, so I have to give him that. And this movie I watched at this kid's sixth grade birthday party.
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Co-host or Guest
That is entirely too young.
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Haley Karania
Yes.
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Co-host or Guest
This is terrifying.
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Haley Karania
Yep. We were. We were. It was sixth grade. I remember that we were in middle school and his birthday was around Halloween. So we watched this movie and it was just horrifying. So we watched the movie. We finished the movie. And then I remembered after we decided to go like, play games outside at night, whether it was manhunt, capture the flag, something like that, hide and seek something. And his dad dressed up as the clown and like came out of the woods. Just absolutely terrified us.
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Co-host or Guest
That's awful.
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Haley Karania
It's cruel. But it's actually really funny to think about that.
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Co-host or Guest
Dad had like. That's like a top 10 moment for him.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, he's like this. These kids are gonna absolutely. Their pants. They probably found it very funny. We didn't find it as funny, but that was horrifying. So, yeah, this is a great movie. I don't really love. I mean, the reboots are good and I think. What's his face? Bill Skarsgard is an awesome actor. Is it Bill Skarsgard or is it the. The brother who plays Pennywise?
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Co-host or Guest
Hold on.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. And I will say the new Pennywise is much scarier looking, in my opinion.
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Co-host or Guest
That's Bill.
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Haley Karania
Bill Skarsgard. Yeah. I mean, he is just so talented. He is so talented. So just for the Acting alone. Even if you don't like scary movies. He is so, so talented to watch the way that his face contorts and his voice and the laugh and everything. I mean, it is really terrifying if you are afraid of clowns and maybe don't see it, but very good. So I would say that's like a chance.
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Co-host or Guest
I'm watching it for the acting.
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Haley Karania
He's really good, though.
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Co-host or Guest
I. I'll take your word for it.
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Haley Karania
He's really good. I don't know, maybe watch a clip or something, but very good. And then the last one, I will say I actually did not enjoy this movie at all. I put it on the list because it is so disturbing. If you want a movie to shake you to your core, watch Incident in a Ghostland. This is quite literally one of the creepiest, most disturbing videos. Disturbing is really the only word that I can use to describe it. Quick synopsis, because I haven't watched it in a while, but there is a crazy man and he is obsessed with dolls. And he takes two girls into his house and kind of captures them and they have to escape, but he kind of turns them into dolls and dresses them up like dolls. It is horrifying. And when I watch this movie, I watched it with my roommate, that same roommate that I was talking about that we went to go see the Nun together. She's my scary movie buddy. But we watch Incident in a Ghostland. Barely could even look at each other or talk after the movie ended. We were just in shock. And then we went to bed, and then we both went to the gym in the morning. We were taking the same gym class and I was just kind of still thinking about the movie. You know when you watch something and then you can't get it out of your head? I was so spooked by it and disturbed that I was at the gym class and I was just kind of like, staring into space, dissociating. And my roommate said, are you thinking about the movie? And I said, yes. And she said, me too. I can't stop thinking about it. So if you want a movie to really freak you out, this is a good one. It's just eerie. It's scary. People in the chat are saying to watch Human Centipede. No, absolutely not. I don't.
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Co-host or Guest
I don't like gory.
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Haley Karania
I don't like gory stuff. I don't like gross stuff. So Andrew was asking me about. Because I say that I love scary movies, because I do, but there are so many series that I haven't watched or Franchises that I haven't watched. Like I did. I've never watched. What we haven't. I haven't watched the Jason ones. What. What is that one? Friday the 13th with Jason. Right? Yeah, I haven't watched that. Or maybe if I have, I've watched one of them, maybe. And then it was a long time ago and I haven't watched Freddy Krueger. Like the Nightmare on Elm street ones. I haven't watched those either. So those are kind of iconic. And I feel like that's. I'm a fraud for saying that. I like scary movies. Seen those.
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Co-host or Guest
I mean, they, like. They feel a little dated, but I. I find that to be very fun.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, I do, too. So those I haven't seen. But I have seen Halloween. I've seen Scream, so. So I don't know. Oh, Amityville Horror is great. I used to live by the Amityville Horror House on Long Island. I drove by the people who b. Bought the house. Now they changed those windows. Those like, Dutch windows. The ones that look like an eyebrow kind of. They change those so that it doesn't look like the house, but it absolutely looks like the house. You drive by and you kind of know it. And they have all these signs out front like they don't want people soliciting. And I can understand that. You buy a beautiful home on the water, you don't want people, you know, driving by and taking photos and stuff. But you could not pay me to live in that house.
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Co-host or Guest
Matt R. Is going to buy that next.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Someone in the chat said you need to watch Scream. I have. I've watched Scream. I need to watch the new one, though. I haven't watched that yet, so. Yeah. All right. And then I. I gave my five top psychological thrillers because I also love that, too. First is the Uninvited. Now, this is an older one. I think that there is. I think it's 2007. It came out. This is another one that I really can't tell you about because there's such a huge twist in it. And I love movies with a twist, so I don't want to spoil it, but it's about two sisters and there's an accident at their house. And then it's kind of, you know, the spooky goings on that happened in the house afterwards. But I can't even really give you any more because it'll give it away. But there are some good jump scares in it, too. And it's kind of that, like, psychological thriller messes with your head Thing Also shutter Island. Leonardo DiCaprio. Just incredible.
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Co-host or Guest
Classic.
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Haley Karania
He's so good. This movie is another one that just totally messes with your head and you never know, like, the ending. You're like, what? What? So I love movies like that. This is just. This is a classic one. I remember seeing this in theaters too, and it was. It was just great. And then I, I remember I. I watched it. I wanted to watch it in college again, so I downloaded it off of some crazy website or something. Just good. It's good every time.
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Co-host or Guest
It really. Well, it's never as good as the first time, but it is amazing.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. It's so good. And then there are some movies like this where if you wait long enough in between and you kind of forget what happens, no doubt. You can, you can like still enjoy it. Yeah. So I haven't watched it in a while, but yeah, that's a really, really good one. Then I will say Prisoners with Jake Gyllenhaal. Great one. Looking for a missing kid. This is just an awesome movie and great acting as well. I just. This is a good one. It's a classic. I haven't W. This is another one I haven't watched in a while. People are, People are agreeing with me in the chat, which I love. I. I love. This is, this is coming from the girl that never watches any movies. I'm glad that I have watched some that are good and you guys agree with me.
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Co-host or Guest
Taylor Swift watched this one and was like, I could date him.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Yeah. And then I can write a 10 minute song about our breakup.
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Co-host or Guest
Can't believe he's a little off.
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Haley Karania
That was him, right? Jake Gyllenhaal. That was. Yeah. I'm not really up on the Taylor Swift lore. I can't keep up with the dating life, but not a fan of hers. But yes, Jake Gyllenhaal inspired quite the lengthy song by Taylor Swift. So. Yeah. But great movie. Absolutely great movie. Then I haven't. This is another one I have not watched in a very long time. But 1408. 1408 is with what's his Face. John Cusack's in it. Is that who that is in 1408? But it's like a haunted hotel room. And that's a good one. This is another based on Stephen King book. So.
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Co-host or Guest
Correct.
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Haley Karania
John Cusack, Samuel l. Jackson and 1408 add up to 13. So I think that was the point of it. But. Or no, it doesn't. Yes, it does. I think that was what the nice purpose was. And then seven is the Last one on my list. I absolutely love this. And I love murder. I love. There's like, eerie Gwyneth Paltrow in it. Oh, it's just. It's so good.
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Co-host or Guest
It's a hit. It's like a classic. Classic.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. Murders based on the seven sins. And it is just uber, uber scary. Very thrilling. And I love movies with detectives and trying to get the bad guy. And, like, I love its kind of true crime mixed with thriller and. And murder and gore and all that stuff. So it's just really good. Gwyneth Paltrow's head in the box. Can unsee it. Can unsee it. So did you present yours? Your Mount Rushmore?
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Co-host or Guest
I didn't.
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Haley Karania
Oh, it's.
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Co-host or Guest
It's okay. I. Mine.
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Haley Karania
What are your top. Come up with it right now.
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Co-host or Guest
All right, so Mandy. It has. Actually, I have a list on my phone. Hold on.
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Haley Karania
I've never seen Mandy.
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Co-host or Guest
It's a slept on Nicholas Cage movie. Elijah Wood produced it. His. I don't want to spoil too much, but basically his girlfriend gets murdered and he goes and murders the cult.
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Haley Karania
That's cool. That sounds good.
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Co-host or Guest
Yeah, it's good. All right, let's see here.
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Haley Karania
People in the chat are saying the Shining. Love the Shining. I loved Carrie, but just not my. Not in my top. And I like Sinister, I like Insidious. They're just not in my top. So.
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Co-host or Guest
All right, so Mandy's. Good one. I love Texas. The original Texas Chainsaw.
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Haley Karania
Okay.
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Co-host or Guest
It's like the first movie that, like, really, like, filled me with dread. Like, it's not, like, super scary, but it's, like, dreadful.
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Haley Karania
But is that. It's gory. Right?
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Co-host or Guest
The old one's not bad because it's like, in the 60s, so it's like. Yeah, it's like, not super crazy. Honestly, Long Legs was really good. I saw that.
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Haley Karania
Oh, what is that about again? I think I did see that.
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Co-host or Guest
It's kind of like Silence of the Lambs. Kind of the same premise, but she's investigating a. A killer. And I. Again, I don't want to give too much away, but it's like, got a lot of, like, Satanist cult she's investigating.
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Haley Karania
Maybe I didn't see that. I think my friend told me to go see it. I'm going to see Undertone on Saturday, which is a new movie out, and I. I think It's. Is it a 24 or. It's scary. Whatever it is, it's scary. Maybe it's Undertone. Undertone movie, but it's about a girl who's a podcaster and she starts hearing things in her ear when she's editing the podcast.
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Co-host or Guest
I think I saw the trailer for that one. Yeah, I got. I. I love the Scream franchise. I love how self aware it is. It's a good one. And then I guess like for number five, this is kind of tough.
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Haley Karania
I'll let you think on it.
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Co-host or Guest
Yeah, I, I also love the Alien franchise. That's not necessarily horror per se, it's more sci fi, but I've never seen that. They're campy, but they're fun. Even the new ones that everybody hates, I like them. They're just, you know, it's like some good sci fi scare.
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Haley Karania
Oh, another one that really freaked me out was the birds. I know that's an older one, but I don't like birds, so. So that one really freaked me out.
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Co-host or Guest
Dark Skies is an Alien movie. It's like kind of a lower budget and that one's terrifying cuz the aliens like trying to kidnap the kids and it's like child kidnapping. And like, what do you do if you can't do anything about it?
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Haley Karania
Someone said the hills have eyes. I don't think I've seen that one.
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Co-host or Guest
That one's a tough watch.
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Haley Karania
I have to watch that one. I. I've never seen that one. I. Again, I feel like a fraud because there are so many good ones that I haven't seen.
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Co-host or Guest
Um, I'm like new to scary movies too. Like, that's another thing. Like I just started watching scary movies because it wasn't my thing and then. And now it is a little bit rare.
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Haley Karania
Like, will your wife watch them with you?
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Co-host or Guest
Absolutely not.
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Haley Karania
Okay.
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Co-host or Guest
I, yeah, it's usually. I'll usually like grill out and have some people over and like do like a couple.
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Haley Karania
Okay, nice. All right, well, let's play this Marco Rubio game.
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Co-host or Guest
You want to. You want to do the Marco Rubio game? That sounds like a.
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Haley Karania
Let's do it. I love it. Okay, so tell everyone the name of the game. What am I doing here?
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Co-host or Guest
So we're going to show you.
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Haley Karania
I'm being tested.
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Co-host or Guest
Yeah. This is super crucial. We're going to show you a meme of Marco Rubio. And you have to guess who Marco Rubio is being or what scenario he is filling in for like the news
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Haley Karania
article that coincides with this meme. Okay, give me one sec because everyone knows this is my favorite meme. This is my main, my, my main meme format is the Marco Rubio sitting on the couch looking dejected because he's got so many jobs. Now this is a running joke, and the guys want to test me to see if I. I know what news story coincides with the. The meme.
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Co-host or Guest
All right, you ready?
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Haley Karania
Yeah. And there's so many.
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Co-host or Guest
Okay, here we go.
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Haley Karania
Okay, this has got to be Cuba, right? Cuba or Venezuela. One of those.
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Co-host or Guest
This is the caption is Marco Rubio when he has to catch Cuba when it falls.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, he's got to catch Cuba. I like it. I love it is so funny to see him wearing these different things on the White House, like the Oval Office couch. Yeah, that's hilarious. Okay, got that one. Okay, this is interesting. Marco Rubio. He is dressed in what looks to be underwater gear. Marco Rubio. When a dolphin named Gerald Ch Chooses him to start building an underwater city.
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Co-host or Guest
Oh, it's already built.
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Marco Rubio as the director of water public safety negotiations, when Spamberger refuses to clean up the Potomac.
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Haley Karania
Oh, this is the Potomac cleanup. Okay. My next guess was going to be to go fetch the Titanic submersible victims. I don't know. That would have been.
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Co-host or Guest
That's predates.
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Haley Karania
Marco Rubio predates the Marco Rubio meme. Okay. The Potomac cleanup. What happened with the Potomac? It was a spill.
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Co-host or Guest
I believe so.
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Yeah. Of poop, I thought.
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Haley Karania
Oh, yeah, it was poop. Yeah, it was poop.
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Co-host or Guest
The pooptomic.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, I forgot about that. Okay, Marco Rubio. He's got a sombrero on. Is this just with the Hakeem Jeffries meme and the Chuck Schumer.
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Co-host or Guest
Was he just feeling left out of the sombrero?
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Haley Karania
Okay, there we go. Feeling left out.
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Co-host or Guest
Down.
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Haley Karania
He doesn't look very happy in his sombrero. He doesn't like it. Okay, this one, he looks like he's dressed up as Tim Walls. Tim Wallace, cosplay. So this is Marco Rubio when he needs to fix Minnesota, Basically.
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Political Commentator
Yeah.
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Co-host or Guest
Take over the governor of Minnesota.
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Haley Karania
I love it. I love how he's not holding the gun because Tim Wall. Yeah, just like Tim Walls. Okay, this one is Venezuela Or. Or is this one the. The Mexican drug cartel?
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Co-host or Guest
This one was Mexico.
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Narrator or Storyteller
Okay.
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Haley Karania
Yeah.
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Co-host or Guest
Rubio, when he has to also lead Mexico.
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Haley Karania
Love it.
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Co-host or Guest
This might be my favorite.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. He looks so handsome like this Loki.
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Co-host or Guest
The Cuban. The Cuban chain. Really does.
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Haley Karania
I like him with. I like him with a mustache. Really?
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Co-host or Guest
On a scale from Timothy Chalmet, Henry
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Haley Karania
Cavill, he's somewhere in the middle. Closer to Marco.
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Co-host or Guest
Looks like he hit his jaw with a meat. A meat hammer.
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Haley Karania
A little bit. He's like clavicular. Clavicular Meets Marco Rubio meets Mexican drug cartel. That's clavicular. Dressing up as Marco Rubio for a meme for Halloween. Okay, well, this is obviously Marco Rubio finding out that he has to be the DHS secretary, like word for word.
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Co-host or Guest
You killed it.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, he looks great with those extensions. They look good on him. Quite long. Oh, this is Marco Rubio popping out of the top of a ufo. So Marco Rubio, when he finds out that the government and the Pentagon is going to release the UFO files on
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Co-host or Guest
his way to retrieve the alien files.
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Haley Karania
And why would he. Why would he have to do that?
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Co-host or Guest
Because he's a man of many jobs.
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Haley Karania
Because why not? He's available. Marco Rubio has. Has 48 hours in a day to do all these things to get these done. Okay, this is. Marco Rubio is the new Supreme Leader of Iran.
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Co-host or Guest
Absolutely.
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Haley Karania
Yeah. And I did see Marco Rubio as the Supreme Leader of Iran and also the cardboard cutout of the supreme leader. The second supreme leader, A third supreme Leader of. Of Iran.
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Co-host or Guest
So this next one's familiar, but I couldn't leave it out.
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Haley Karania
Marco Rubio when he realizes that he has to take care of Punch the Monkey and save Punch the Monkey from the zoo in Tokyo. Oh, I have absolutely no clue.
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Co-host or Guest
This one's great.
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Haley Karania
So this is Marco Rubio dressed as a Native American Indian.
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Co-host or Guest
Marco Rubio when he has to help the tribe reclaim their land from Billie Eilish.
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Haley Karania
Oh, of course, of course.
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Co-host or Guest
These are like a story inside of a story inside of another story.
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Haley Karania
Oh, yes, of course. Billie Eilish, who has a mansion on stolen land, so he's got to go save them. I don't think he has to dress up as a Native American to. To do that. But why not? Okay, this is Marco Rubio realizing that he has to perform at the TP USA halftime show.
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Co-host or Guest
The super bowl halftime.
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Haley Karania
Super bowl halftime show. The. The football gave it away for me. Otherwise I would have had absolutely no idea what we were looking at here. But this is Marco Rubio is a
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Co-host or Guest
one man band cameo appearance by JD
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Haley Karania
Vance and JD Vance on Halloween. And I like that it's real JD Vance on Halloween dressing up as the meme, not the meme version of JD
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Co-host or Guest
they aied Marco and then took the time to do J.D.
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Haley Karania
the Photoshop. The real J.D. in with the AI Marco Rubio. Okay, this is Marco Rubio when he finds out that he has to take over for dhs. I mean, Secretary of War. Hegseth this is. But why would he have to do that again? Hegseth is under fire for eating all the lobster by himself.
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Co-host or Guest
There was some fake news thing that went around. I can't remember the exact headline, but Lobster Gate, it was totally fake. I was before Lobstergate, but oh, my
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Haley Karania
gosh, Lobster Gate is so ridiculous.
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Co-host or Guest
I love Pete Hexeth, but Marco also looks good tatted up.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, I feel like. Well, I don't want to be disrespectful, so I'm just. I'm just not going to talk about it.
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Co-host or Guest
Really?
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Peak dad bod.
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Haley Karania
Yeah, I was going to say, I feel like Hegseth. He rocks the tattoos a little better, probably. And this is AI. They couldn't give Marco Rubio some like AI said?
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Co-host or Guest
Nah.
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Haley Karania
I don't know.
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Co-host or Guest
Give Marco Pete Heath's body with a little chubby.
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Haley Karania
Just a little extra something on him. No, he looks good. He looks good. Is this different? The Supreme Leader of Iran again? Well, right, of course. Yeah. This is number two. Of course.
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Co-host or Guest
And then he's gotten the memo a couple of times.
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Haley Karania
Then we're getting into cardboard territory. So hit me with the cardboard. Next. This is the last one.
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Co-host or Guest
Tis the last one.
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Haley Karania
Well, I hope you like that segment. I did. I. Hey, how did I do?
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Co-host or Guest
Pretty well. There were like, two or three you nailed verbatim.
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Haley Karania
Yeah.
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Co-host or Guest
Pretty impressive.
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Haley Karania
Okay, here we go. I mean, am I not paying attention? I cover this every day. Every time there's a new Marco Rubio meme. I'm on it. I'm on it.
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Co-host or Guest
We'll check back in in a couple of weeks. That'll be a whole new batch.
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Haley Karania
Because every time that Marco does. Actually, not even every time Marco does something. Every time anything happens in the news cycle, they attach Marco Rubio to it. He is the guy. He is the guy that's next in line. He's going to be. So more jobs to come, and I. I look forward to playing that game. So I love it. Thank you for scrolling along with me on this Friday the 13th episode of Scrolling with Haley. You can follow me on social media at Haley Karania. I'm on X, I'm on Truth Social, I'm on Instagram, I'm on Tik Tok, and I am on Facebook. So I will see you there, and I'll see you right back here on Monday. Bye. Sa.