
In this episode of Nightly Scroll: Governor Pritzker threatens President Trump amid his crime crackdown, Vanity Fair staffers threaten to quit over Melania Trump, Snoop Dogg was thrown for a loop over an LGBTQ storyline in a kid’s movie & more
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Someone in the chat just said, good evening all of you filthy rotten deplorables. You know, I will, I will not greet you like that, but I will say welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Hayley Karenia. Happy Tuesday evening. Any everyone, thank you for joining me. Thank you especially to everyone in the chat who is joining me live. I love when we can have a bunch of people in the chat live. It's fun. So 6pm Eastern time, if that's, you know, if you're available, you got to Watch on Rumble, rumble.com/haley. That's where you can watch Nightly Scroll. It is the only place you can watch Nightly scroll right now. And then if you want to listen later on, you could do that on Apple, Podcast, Spotify, wherever you get your shows. But I am just happy that you are here. So let's get into what I have for you tonight. First, Illinois Governor J.B. pritzker. He is huffing and puffing, trying to be the big bad wolf, hurling threats at President Trump. But he is getting humbled by really quick. Now the climate alarmists are back. This time they are coming for your gas stoves again, this time on the state level. I'm going to blind react to Meghan Markle's sit down with Bloomberg. I just sent the clips or the full interview over to Andy and Justin. They had to watch it, not me. Justin was thrilled cutting the clips today. He said, I can't believe I watched this whole thing, but to which I didn't reply because I was busy putting the rest of the show together. But watch it on double speed. It's not that bad. Just 20 minutes of your time. You know, it could be worse. I could make you watch worse things for the sake of the show. But anyway, I'm going to have some fun reaction to more liberal lunacy and scrolling time as always. So put your phones on. Do not disturb. Nightly scroll starts now. All right. Democrat governors and mayors from all over the country are now railing against President Trump's efforts to clean up their cities to do their job, the job that they're supposed to be doing. Make no mistake, they are lashing out because by President Trump putting their cities under a magnifying glass, their shortcomings as political leaders are being exposed. Therefore, they fight it. Yesterday, I played a video of Maryland Governor Wes Moore begging President Trump to visit Baltimore and see for himself just how great Baltimore is and how safe it is. And Illinois, Illinois Governor J.B. pritzker is trying to do the same thing. But the cameraman had another agenda this is. This is rich. Watch this.
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We're very pleased about the progress that we're making. I know that I live rent free in the president's head, and I wish he would spend some time in Chicago so that he could see what a lovely city we have. Governor, what do you do if the.
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National Guard is activated, the pan up to Trump Tower. Trump just. He's like, I live in President Trump's head. Meanwhile, Trump Tower looming over Governor Pritzker. It's so good. He's saying, I wish he would just spend time in the city to see how beautiful it is. You know, just remember that, because we're going to come back to that in just a moment. But the comedic. The comedic timing is perfect. You could not write a better joke. People online were saying, this is like an episode of the Office where, you know, the pan in, like Jim staring at the camera, that kind of a thing. Just perfection, you know, I wish President Trump would come see how beautiful this city is. Panning up to the beautiful building with his name on it. The name of a real estate mogul who helped build some of the best parts of the worst parts of America right in these blue cities. So back to back when cities were booming and citizens were thriving instead of fighting or fearing for their lives or both. But just minutes after JB says he wishes Trump would come to Chicago, he changed his tune. Watch this.
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Mr. President, do not come to Chicago. You are neither wanted here nor needed here. Your remarks about this effort over the last several weeks have betrayed a continuing slip in your mental faculties and are not fit for the auspicious office that you occupy. Donald Trump has already shown himself to have little regard for the many acolytes that he has encouraged to commit crimes on his behalf. You can delay justice for a time, but history shows you cannot prevent it from finding you eventually. If you hurt my people, nothing will stop me, not time or political circumstance, from making sure that you face justice under our constitutional rule of law.
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He went from come on down to don't come really, really quick. I mean, really quick. Within minutes. Honestly, not only that, he threatened to bring the rule of law down on President Trump, claiming that deploying the National Guard to clean up crime is some crime against humanity itself. Is it because Governor Pritzker is feeling a little threatened that his failures as governor may be exposed? He went on in his speech to question President Trump's motives for this. This is what he said. If this was really about fighting crime and making the streets safe, what possible justification could the White House have for planning such an exceptional action without any conversations or consult or consultations with the governor, the mayor or the police. And then he said, let me answer that question. This is not about fighting crime. This is about Donald Trump searching for any justification to deploy the military in a blue city, in a blue state to try to intimidate his political rivals. Now let me answer that question, because JB didn't do such a good job. Allow me. Why would you call people who failed their people repeatedly? Why would you call those people for help in trying to clean up their mess? Why would President Trump call a bunch of politicians with a victim mentality and obsession with DEI people who routinely put politics over people? I wonder if Governor Pritzker has ever talked to the people in his city about their experiences. Not his colleagues nor his peers who live in doorman buildings and have private security, but people who actually have to look over their shoulder in their neighborhood. Governor J.B. pritzker claims that President Trump is crazy and losing his mental, mental faculties for thinking that Chicago isn't safe. And I see leftists online arguing a lot that cities aren't as dangerous as they make it out to be on Fox News. So don't take it from Fox News. Don't take it from me. Take it from women actually living in Chicago on the south side and in inner cities across the nation. Watch.
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Why didn't you have that interview on the south side, sir? Okay, why don't you go to the south side and, and have that interview so we can really see the streets of Chicago and how things are going on in Chicago? Because for years it's been reported that Chicago has had one of the highest murder rates. Okay? Black on black crimes. For the party that loves to promote Black Lives Matter, we didn't hardly hear anything about all of those killings that were reportedly happening in Chicago weekend after weekend. But, oh, don't let it be a white cop on the black guy because, oh, we gonna hear that non stop because y' all love to run that division because that's how y' all keep us going against each other and staying in power. But now that's coming to an end.
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Do you not understand that this is what the residents want? I'm not talking about the bougie upper echelons, bougie blacks. I'm talking about the everyday grandmas that have to deal with these homeless people peeing and pooping on their steps and then they have to clean it up. They don't feel safe when they walk into their neighborhood. The gangs and the Drug. The dope boys are just standing around the corner, you know, like, do you not understand this is what they want.
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If y' all would be a parent to the kids, I'm sure they wouldn't be bringing up people down to the city to treat them like the animals that they are. Like, are y' all slow? Are y' all on this app acting slow? Like y' all little dirty ass kids wasn't stealing people calls for the past two years just out here killing, just being a nuisance to the community. Why are y' all on this acting slow? I'm so happy. Put them little away. Take them little up off the street. Oh, my God, Yes. I hate to see a group of little ass teens. I ain't gonna lie. As soon as I see a group of them little together, I just instantly think the worst. So, yeah, get them the out of here.
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I know she's being funny, but she's. I totally feel her. Like when she says that she sees a group of these teens and they're doing whatever they're doing, stealing cars or whatever, get them out. And she called the parents out for their role in this. And I appreciate that, because where the hell are the parents?
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Well, that's my point is she knows that she's a mom and she knows where and where she doesn't want her kids to go.
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Right.
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And so, I mean, this is, this is passion from local people. Like, they know who it is, they know where it's at, and they know it's as bad as people are saying that it is.
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Yeah.
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And the bougie politicians can point to wherever they want to, but the neighborhood people know.
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Totally. And this woman is saying, when I see these teens, I know that they're up to no good and they make me feel unsafe. So, okay, we're hearing it from people who actually live in these cities and in these areas, and they are saying, okay, we agree with President Trump. So I wonder if Governor Pritzker would call them crazy, too. Are these women also losing their mental faculties when they say they are? They're experiencing crime. They are welcoming President Trump's efforts to crack down on it. I trust those three ladies over the lies being spewed by Pritzker and all these other bozos, Westmore and Gavin Newsom, all these Democrats who claim that they are just living in a utopia. Who wants to live in a crime infested area? Who wants to step over homeless people? Who wants to have their streets smell like human waste? Not me. Nobody wants to live like that. The homeless people included. So President Trump is coming in and he is saying I'm going to clean up this mess the only way that I know how. And leaving it up to these governors has not been working. So of course he has to come in and he's not going to talk to them, the governors and the mayors and the local people who have been failing their communities for decades. Anyone left, right or center should be able to admit that safety should be a bipartisan issue. We should be able to applaud someone on the opposite side of the aisle when they do something that is for the greater good of the people. Also want to tell you about our friends at Fatty 15 as I've been, you know, working out in the gym, I don't want my joints to feel badly. I want to feel good, I want to have good sleep. I so you like me, probably want to feel something that can make you feel younger, slow down aging, make you feel good. And I'm excited to share with you guys. C15 from Fatty 15. 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Here's just my first question. All this why couldn't the Biden administration find an American electric vehicle vehicle company? I'm not expecting Democrats to not be crazy climate alarmists. This is their thing, so whatever. But if you're going to award $159 million to a company to manufacture these school buses, why would you put America last? What, you have to go to Canada to find an electric bus maker? I'm sure Elon Musk would have loved to make buses for all the school children in America. But anyway, the company has since fallen into bankruptcy. The one that they chose, this Canadian company, it's called Lion Electric, it is no more. They failed to deliver hundreds of the buses that it promised and that's about 95 million dollars. We gave them 159 million and they didn't deliver about 95 million dollars worth of products. And they essentially said to these school districts that they were working with under this contract that they are in such financial ruin they cannot even service the vehicles that they gave. So of the vehicles that they gave, they didn't hit the 435, but they did provide schools in Michigan and other places these electric buses and now these districts are coming forward with these electric buses and so many of them have fallen into disrepair. And when they try to call Lion Electric, no one's on the other end of the line. Their contacts have either been fired or they don't have the materials to even fix the vehicles anymore. So they've been forced, these local school districts have been forced to try to fix the electric vehicles themselves, which is expensive. So when the electric vehicle breaks, many of those districts are turning back to diesel because they're saying, okay, we'll just run these things into the ground they were given to us, but it's too expensive to try to fix them. There's no one, no one on the other end of the line to help us. What was Biden's slogan again? Build back better. All we got was broken promises, broken buses, and incoherent sound bites of Kamala Harris cackling in front of a school bus saying she loves school buses. So if the Biden administration really had kept its promise to build back better, we wouldn't have had to make America great again. Right? But the climate stuff, don't worry, there's more. So do you remember with the Biden administration, they had this war on gas stoves. Do you remember when Kamala Harris was slammed for posting in her kitchen? She posted a photo and she was roasted for having a gas stove in the photo. This is as the Biden administration is like threatening to take away everyone's gas stove or, and then, you know, she's got one at home. So they were claiming that it was detrimental to the climate and to our health to use gas and they wanted everyone to move to electric. Well, the mainstream media went into this full on frenzy, fact checking all these claims, saying that this was just a right wing conspiracy culture war issue. The left is not coming for your stoves. However, certain blue state legislatures are pushing an agenda to deter people from buying gas stoves. So as we know, we are batting a thousand in the conspiracy theory community. Every right wing conspiracy theory that comes along turns out to not be a conspiracy theory at all. It just, we're, you know, we're, you know what they say? We're just six months out from the truth and in this case, you know, just a year out from the truth. So a new law went into effect in Colorado. This is a state law and they are stating now that a warning label must be affixed to gas stoves attend potentially warning consumers that, you know, there are air quality issues for having an indoor gas stove. And you know, this appliance could basically kill you over time or cause illness. Right. This is kind of like surgeons general warning about, you know, not drinking when you're pregnant or things like that. Not smoking. So. But these are the same Democrats who will say that taking food dyes out of children's food and cereal won't make that big of a difference. But then they're trying to argue that this warning label is going to stop people from buying a product that is far superior than the electric version. I have an electric stove. I hate it. It's not by choice. I live in an apartment and that's what I was given. And let me see, I had an electric stove in college my junior year. Then we moved into a house. We had a gas stove. We were like, hallelujah. I this is like my electric stove, gas stove, ping pong that I've played over the years. And then I've lived in seven, seven different apartments since 2016. So over the last nine years I've lived in seven different apartments, which is insane. And I've basically flip flopped. Electric gas, electric gas. I prefer gas because it's reliable. Don't even get me started. When your electric stove is like that. So then half of your stuff is hot, the other half is not. It's horrible. So I'm all for gas stoves and I don't think that the, the, the liberals should come for them anyway. We're almost four years from the day that the FDA approved the COVID 19 vaccine, and we've learned a lot since then. Members of the Maha movement have been sounding the alarm about vaccines, and one doctor who claims to have RFK jr's ear is saying that within a few months, the COVID shot may not be offered anymore. So I want you to take this headline with a grain of salt and because this is the Daily Beast and this doctor, Dr. Aseem Malhorta, he is a British cardiologist, he is an outspoken critic of the COVID 19 vaccine. He has been saying essentially that the cure can't be worse than the disease, which I totally agree with. Apparently he is in RFK junior circle, has his ear, who knows? But he is allegedly saying that members of Trump's administration are weighing whether or not to pull the COVID 19 vaccine from the market altogether. And he told the Daily Beast that many of these people closest to RFK can't understand why the vaccine is still on the market, why it's continued to be prescribed to people. And essentially these people in RFK junior circle are saying that pending further research in the next few months, it is likely that they might pull the vaccine altogether because they're. They're realizing that the cure can't be worse than the disease. The vaccine cannot be worse than the disease. And from what we're seeing with adverse reactions and whatnot, and we've seen the FDA put out new warning labels with the potential risks of myocarditis and pericarditis with the vaccine. So we're learning more. And all of us, just to go back to the conspiracy theory thing that I was just talking about, how all of these conspiracy theories are not conspiracy theories at all, we were saying in 2021 when the vaccine was coming out that, well, it's. They haven't studied it enough. They haven't been testing it long enough. This is experimental, and we're learning this in real time that the government told millions of people to go get this shot. They were pushing shots in arms, shots in arms, shots in arms. And, you know, President Biden was out there saying that if you don't get this, you're going to die. You're going to suffer a severe winter of illness and death, literally, from the President of the United States from the podium, saying that if you do not get this, you are going to die. And if you don't die, you're still going to suffer, and you're going to make other people suffer. So.
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Yeah. That a girl. Hey, you know that down here in Florida, especially in the. In the summer, we are.
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What is that?
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What did I do? Oh, never mind. Well, that. That was supposed to be our camera in here, and it wasn't changed. So everybody's got a wonderful view of the fire alarm. He's gonna change it right now when we do it. When they change the DC camera, I guess that. That doesn't change. But, you know, in. When we were down here in the. In the summertime, we want to be inside. It's 900 degrees in Florida. We want to be inside. We kind of went through all of that inside spread of COVID first, and then the fall comes in Tennessee, the winter comes in Tennessee. People in Florida want to be outside. In the winter, people up north in East Tennessee or the rest of the country, they go inside. And so the COVID thing hit. My point is they knew half of us had already had it, and it went through us. And it wasn't that giant of a deal and still forced the vaccine to happen. And now there's. You know what I mean? So it's like, it's proof. We don't need it like this, this needs to get pulled, in my opinion, like it doesn't need to stay out there. It's done more, more bad than it ever has good. So many people have, have it went through them with natural healing. They have natural immunity. That happened way before they ever started telling people that they needed a vaccine.
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These viruses mutate too. So the same way that the flu shot is predictive. After Covid, I never got a flu shot ever again. I used to get a flu shot just because it was the thing to do. I always did. I went to the doctors, they said, it's flu season, get your flu shot. And I was just like dumb. I didn't know to even question it. I was very young. And then covet happened and I started questioning everything again. And I, I always thought it was a little odd that they, you know, the flu shot, we're basing this vaccine or, you know, this shot or these boosters off of the virus from last year, but it mutates, so it's like, so how is it protecting anyone from anything? And if you got it last year, why wouldn't your body be able to like naturally fight it off? If there's some of it in your body from last year, or do you, does your body have the antibodies? Does it know how to fight this off itself?
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So, so the sad thing is, you know, this preaching to the choir in the chat too. And everybody that watches this show is on board. They knew the answer to that, you know what I'm saying? Like they knew the answer that this was going to go through most people. There are factions of people that are vulnerable. The elderly, you know, everybody that has pre existing conditions. Most of the people had Covid spread it, got it again and didn't know they had it in the first place. That's most people. And then those people that had already had a massive amount of natural immunity or were forced in some situations, if you worked in law enforcement, if you were in the military, or if you were in medical care, you were forced to take a vaccine to which your body did not need. They knew that and did it anyway. So I hope this gets, I hope this gets pulled. It's the scam of the 20, 20, 21st century. It's awful.
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I think, I think it's a total scam too. So I, I, I do hope it gets pulled. Part of me feels like, you know, if it's on the market and people want to take it, let that be their decision. But also no, because we have more evidence that it's hurting People than helping. So then it's like you, I go back and forth, like, if these people want to be jabbed times a million, you know, let them. It's like Darwinism.
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We, we have evidence. We have evidence heroin is bad. Don't take heroin.
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Right.
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We know that. Right. We have evidence that this, that this vaccine can be harmful. And we don't even know the long term implications. 10 years out for women. You know, if you're 15 and had a vaccine, now all of a sudden you're trying to be 25 and have a baby. We don't.
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We. That was part of the reason why I didn't get it, how bad. Someone in the chat said Covid was a bioweapon. And I agree. I also think that the vaccine could be a bioweapon as well. Because to your point about, you know, young women who are experiencing, you know, fertility issues and we have this population decline and all this stuff, we had all these people die. Who knows? I mean, the thing is, I don't trust the government. I don't trust the government. I don't trust their warning labels. I don't trust anything that they say. And to the point about this gas stove warning label that we were talking about in the previous story. All right, is anyone reading a warning label? Anyway, if there's a warning label on a gas stove that says, you know, this could kill you over time, people are still going to choose the gas stove because it's better if the FDA puts a warning label on the COVID 19 vaccine. The people who are going to get the vaccine are going to get the vaccine regardless. Because a lot of people trust what their doctor says because they always have. You know, up until Covid, no one had a reason to not trust their doctors. And now when people do some digging and they find out that all their doctors are bought and paid for and they're getting back from all the drugs that they put you on and the vaccines that they put you on. Now everyone's eyes are open to this.
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It's time for the, it's time for the medical community to actually be on par with what the literature is about this. J. Bhattachary. People like eat rfk. Like, we absolutely know that this is no good. I agree with that guy in the chat. Covid. The actual strand of COVID with the spike protein. That was the scare.
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Yeah.
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The real control and the real hurt might be done to the world through the vaccine. That's, that's a great, that's a great point.
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And it's keeping people afraid of COVID I had Covid probably three times that I know of. And if I've had it again, no idea, because I have the immunity. But that's why I didn't like that it was getting pushed on everyone. Obviously it was getting pushed to older people first and people with comorbidities and whatnot totally get it. But then when it was time for, you know, okay, now it's your turn. Healthy 20 year olds, you know, who go to the gym six days a week, you need to wear a mask and you need to get this shot. I was like, no, you shouldn't have.
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There's no reason for you.
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Like the real.
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I'd had it three times.
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The real scary thing is the, the, the real conspiracy thing for me is the population control aspect. Oh, I totally, totally. Yeah. That's so scary to think about.
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Yeah. Someone said, girl, you had a cold. I know. I was fine. That's why I didn't get the vaccine. I was like, this is stupid. But anyway, you know, if the vaccines are causing heart issues and the Trump administration, they're going to do more research and then if they have more stats to go off of, this isn't just, you know, the Biden administration era, fear mongering, you know, take this or you're going to kill your grandma. If they actually have stats that show and data that shows that people are better off not taking it, then here we go, time to pull it. Speaking of changes happening in the Trump administration, President Trump maybe teased this yesterday that the Department of Defense may go by a different name. Watch this.
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And so, Pete, you started off by saying the Department of Defense and somehow it didn't sound good to him. You know, it didn't sound good. Defense. What do we defense? Why are we defense? So it used to be called the Department of War and it had a stronger sound. And as you know, we won World War I, we won World War II, we won everything. Now we have a Department of Defense with defenders. I don't know if you, if, if you people want to standing behind me, if you take a little vote, if you want to change it back to what it was when we used to win wars all the time, that's okay with me.
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All right, that's coming.
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You let me know if you want to do it. I think Department of Work, it just sounded bad. He said, sir, on behalf of the Department of Defense. Defense. I don't want to be defense only. We want defense, but we want offense too, if that's okay. So you'll make a decision. But, you know, as Department of War, we won everything. We won everything. And I think we're going to have to go back to that.
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In the meantime, one of my favorite things about President Trump is he's, he's taking the Make America great again slogan very literally. He is making America great again. But I think he's going back into history. You know, what was the wartime thing that he used to deport Kilimara Borrego Garcia? The. What was that act called? The enemies of war or something like that? Enemies of. Why am I not thinking of it?
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He said it's the Alien enemies Act.
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Alien Enemies act, exactly. So he's going back and finding, going back into American history when America was great. And he says, let's just go back. Let's just go back to the greatness. I will say, I don't care what it's called. It was called the Department of War. It was established by Congress in August of 1789. Yeah, I, I don't care what it's called, as long as it's the biggest and baddest in the world and we defend the good guys and kill the bad guys. So I don't care what it's called. But I do like that he says, I don't want us to just be on defense. I want us to be on offense, too. I also saw Glenn Beck tweeted something like, yeah, call it the Department of War. So people know what this department is for. And maybe people will be reminded that we are no longer going to be funding these endless wars and things like that. Like, maybe this will be a good reminder for people that this shouldn't be a priority, but it is a. I think being the biggest and baddest military in the whole wide world is a priority, in my opinion. I want us to be the strongest on the world stage. And I do feel much more confident under President Trump than I did under President Biden. Certainly especially this is, I think, the four year anniversary of the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Disastrous withdrawal. So just, you know, good timing to go back to a better day in America when we were strong on the world stage, we were winning wars and making good decisions, smart decisions on behalf of the people on the world stage. So grateful for that. Whether, you know, and President Trump was saying, the people behind me can decide. Pete Hegseth, the Defense Secretary, can decide. And would his title change, would it be War? Secretary of War, Minister of War, Secretary of War? That'd be pretty cool, that. Pretty badass. Someone in the chat said Too much winning. I agree. We gotta get making America great again. We've got to get back to our winning roots. So I'm all here for it. President Trump also weighed in on the Cracker Barrel thing. Are we sick of hearing about Cracker Barrel? I think it's so funny, but let's pull this up. President Trump posted on Truth Social saying that Cracker Barrel should just go back to what they were known for. They've already pissed everyone off by ruining the logo and they should just listen to their customers because customer knows best. And President Trump kind of gave them some free business advice. But then the White House posted this meme with President Trump taking the place of Uncle Herschel with his, you know, arm laying on the leaning on the barrel and it says America first, America is back instead of Old Country Store on it. So I thought this was funny and I love it. He also was asked in a cabinet meeting today by a reporter, I think she says in the video, I wanted to ask you a more serious question, but I have to get your take on this. President Trump was asked about Travis Kelsey proposing to Taylor Swift today, and he had an answer. So watch this to ask you a serious question, but I have to tell you, the biggest pop culture news of the year broke while we were in this cabinet meeting. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are engaged and the world wants your reaction, sir.
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Well, I wish him a lot of love. I think it's. I think he's a great player, I think he's a great guy and I think that she's a terrific person. So I wish them a lot of luck.
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This is the only answer. And for someone who has so much beef with Taylor Swift, calling her ugly and, you know, she used to be hot before she went and supported Kamala Harris. And all this online Twitter beef that they have, it was a very nice politically correct response to the engagement news.
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Yeah, my whole thing about as soon as you sent this in, I was like, one, the NFL starts in one.
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Week and the NFL is rich.
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These two are getting married. Like, it's just they have the king and queen. They have been ordained as NFL pub. Like publicity just juggernauts.
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NFL fans get ready for more cutaways than you even know what to do with.
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They're going to disgusting.
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Turn off every game. If you're whatever fan, they're going to turn you into a Taylor Swift fan. That's what the NFL is trying to do.
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Let's do it. Let's get to chat. What are the odds she performs at.
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The super bowl people are saying that what are the.
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What are the. It has to be the. As much as the NFL. Disney just did a six part series with the Kansas City Chiefs. Like a, like a Disney ESPN collaboration.
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Can you look this up? I believe there is something with. The reason why Taylor Swift hasn't performed at the super bowl before is because there's something with Jay Z's music company where he has a say in. There is some reason why she hasn't. And I don't know what it is. Don't quote me on that. Someone in the chat just said the NFL is rigged. It is listed as entertainment. They can rig games.
F
Some of it is because she's been on tour. Like she's been on this, this heiress tour that's lasted two and a half years. So it's like some of it.
A
But she's been pretty big for a long time.
F
Oh yeah. Big enough to play. Big enough to play the Super Bowl. But, but Haley in, in this docu series, the NFL who's like, I mean, it's ESPN and Disney that are making this and just loving on the Kansas City Chiefs. They go into detail about how much Taylor Swift has blown up their viewership, their reach. I mean, it's, it's astronomically more than even good football play can. So it's like, this is totally annoying. And it's unfortunately for like real football fans, no, it's not ending. This is just going to last forever.
A
The football aside, I will say I find Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce both uniquely annoying. They are both annoying in their own fun ways. Travis Kelsey is an attention, you know what, and he will do anything for a check. Bud Light, Pfizer, you name it. People say that Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are undercover Republicans. Ain't no Republican I know is taking a check from Pfizer, nor from Kamala Harris's campaign, nor from Bud Light. No Republican I know. So if they are Republicans, they are rhinos. And I wouldn't even call them rhinos. They're liberals, God bless them.
F
Just more football.
A
But I will say they seem very happy together. So for that reason I am happy for them. And that's it. But anyway, let's talk about someone who does deserve all of the accolades and all of the magazine covers, and that is our first lady of the United States, Melania Trump. And in this new story, apparently the fashion magazine Vanity Fair, their global editorial director, Mark Guiducci, he floated the idea of possibly putting Melania Trump on the COVID of Vanity Fair. And the employees went Apeshit, basically saying, I will walk out the mother effing door. That is one of the quotes that they have. An editor at Vanity Fair said, I will walk out the mother effing door and half of my staff will follow me. Someone else said, we're not going to normalize Trump and his wife. We're not going to do it. We're going to stand for what's right. Someone else said, if I had to work bagging groceries at Trader Joe's, I'll do it. If Guduchi or Guiducci, I'm probably saying that wrong, puts Melania on the COVID half of the editorial staff will walk out. I guarantee it. And then someone else said, another employee that they talked to said, it's all talk. If they put her on the COVID people will protest and gripe about it. But I don't see anyone quitting such a prestigious job over that. And I agree with the last employee. They are that last quote because it is a total virtue signal. Even if they put Melania Trump on the COVID they're not leaving their jobs over this. They're not going to rather be broke and poor then, you know, get, they'll get over this in a week's time.
F
Call them out.
G
Like, just the easiest way to rid.
F
Yourself of that crap is just be like, okay, bye. Just, just call them out. Like, I agree with you too. Nobody's going to, when push comes to shove, nobody's going to leave a job like that. That's an echelon job. Just because you put a person you don't agree with on the COVID But like, she's also the standard of the, of the type of person that should be on the COVID of these magazines.
A
Totally should be.
F
So when these people chirp like this, call them out. Sweet. Bye.
A
Let them chirp because plus Lania does not care to be on the covers anymore. She essentially told Fox News they asked her about this a few weeks or months ago whenever they did their last interview with her. And she essentially told Fox News she is bigger fresh to fry at the moment. You know, she's the first lady of the United States. She doesn't care if she's on the covers of Vogue and all this. She's already been on the covers, so who cares. But this guy, Mark Guru Chi, if I'm saying that right, is obviously smart because he probably sees all the anti Trump stances that a lot of these companies have taken and he's seen them all fail, lose market value, have to lay off their staff. The majority of the country does not feel represented by the blue hairs screaming at the sky. A Melania Trump cover would undeniably make them money because none of the other magazines are doing it. They all snubbed her during President Trump's first term. So it would make news. It would sell magazines. Because it would be iconic. Because she's iconic and gorgeous. It would be one of a kind. Most in the industry don't have the balls to do it. Although that sounds ridiculous, because she's a model and she's gorgeous and she's the best dressed ever. But he is smart for another reason. Because I think he has a pulse on Americans and how they're feeling. He knows that not only Republicans think Melania Trump is beautiful. I see edits of Melania Trump on TikTok in all of her gorgeous gowns and her high heels and her jackets and everything. She looks gorgeous in every single one. She is the best dressed first lady of the United States since Jackie Kennedy, hands down. She is chic, sophisticated, classic, tasteful. And liberals in the comment section admit that how well dressed she is. They say she's iconic. She has this cult following of liberals who actually find her funny. They find her rants about, you know, being annoyed with the Christmas decorations that leaked. They find that funny. They theorize that Melania actually hates President Trump behind the scenes, which I don't agree with. But even liberal women are obsessed with her. They are talking about her. She is clearly a cultural icon. So that tells me that this guy, this global editor, has his finger on the pulse of what women are talking about. Republican, Democrat, doesn't matter when it comes to fashion. And unfortunately, he probably won't get his way because of all these empty threats. But I think it would be a very smart move by Vanity Fair to feature Melania Trump. I would buy that. It would fly off the newsstands.
F
And these, these news outlets, especially these, these iconic magazines, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, print, they're not doing as good as they were 20 years ago as a baseline, anyway. So why not do something for the sake of the magazine that you know is going to sell? Yeah, like, it just, it just makes, so. It just makes no sense. So, like, those people that grip about it and fuss about it, like, plus.
A
I feel like Republicans are not buying Vanity Fair anyway. So even, like, the threat of a boycott wouldn't do anything. I just think it'd be cool to feature her. But they won't.
F
Well, who knows? If they, if they, if they did a great shoot and did a fair interview. I mean, Republicans, they just want fairness. I mean, it's not like we're shoving middle fingers at everything. We just want fairness. One of these magazines, just be fair. Do something honest.
A
They might lose some of the staffers. Maybe people would.
F
You know, people on the. People in the middle and on the right are creative, too. Let them go.
A
Totally.
F
The. The people are. You know, the inmates are ruling the asylum in a lot of these places. Let them go. Hire people that want to be there, that are going to be humble and going to work hard, and they care about, like, the. What they're doing. They care about the people they're doing it with. Let them go.
A
Amen. I've got one more video before we get to scrolling time. So this is Snoop Dogg saying he is afraid to take his grandson to watch movies now because of all of the LGBTQ propaganda. Here he is on the it's giving podcast. Watch.
I
That's what you see. They put it everywhere.
A
Yeah.
I
I took my grandson to see. What was the movie with Buzz Light?
A
Toy Story.
I
Not that one, but.
A
Oh, the new. The new Buzz.
D
The Lightyear, I think.
I
Yeah. Kiki Palmer's in that movie.
D
Okay, okay.
I
She plays like, the daughter. So we watching it, and the lady, which is Kiki's mama, they move on into the space years. They move down the line. They're like, and she had a baby with a woman. My grandson in the middle of the movie. Like, Papa Snoop. How'd she have a baby with a woman? She a woman. Oh, I didn't come in for this. Just came and watch a movie. Hey, man, watch the movie. They just said she and she had a baby. They both women's. How does she have a baby? The movie ain't over with. So it's like, I'm scared to go to the movies now. Like, y' all throwing me in the middle of that. I don't have an answer for.
D
What was your.
A
What'd you tell them?
I
Watch the movie. It's just popcorn.
D
You said, we don't know.
A
We don't know.
I
It threw me for a loop. I'm like, what part of the movie was this? These are kids that we have to show that at this age. Like that.
D
That part.
I
They're going to ask questions. Yeah, they are going to ask. I don't have an answer.
A
Yeah. I would pay money to see Snoop Dogg give the birds and the bees talk to his grandkids. I think that would be very entertaining.
F
Snoop Dogg has a really interesting history.
G
In the 90s about giving the birds and the bees talk through his records. But I think he's come a long way. I give him some credit.
A
He's come a long way. I have an opinion that is going to piss people off, which happens quite often on this show. But I have to just say it. I think parents and grandparents have to have the answers to these questions, and they have to be prepared to answer them sooner than later, because this is how our society is. It has changed. You don't have to like it. I don't like it. But you can either let your kid or your grandkid be confused, or you could be equipped to have the conversation with your family about your morals, your values, your beliefs, and also the truth that some relationships look different. And two women or two men who decide to be in a relationship and adopt a child or use a surrogate or whatever that exists. That's reality. And what Disney and some of these other companies are doing is they are depicting that reality because they know that those kids are going to grow up and watch cartoons, they're going to watch movies, and they will say, hey, that's the family structure that I grew up with. That's what they're doing. They are trying to cater to all kids, okay? And this is a reality that is new for a lot of people. Grandparents are especially not used to seeing this depicted in children's films, so they're not prepared to discuss it, and I think they should be. And turning off Disney, or any other kids show for that matter, if it has something that you don't agree with in it, I think leaves kids at a disadvantage because they're going to grow up and they're going to learn it anyway. So they can either learn it from you in a safe space, at home, at the dinner table, from you through the lens of whatever morals and values you want to bring your children or your grandchildren up in, or they can learn it from Disney, or they can just grow up and learn it from a kid on the playground or whatever. So I'd opt for having an open conversation instead. Not just say, don't ask, don't tell. I don't think that's the way to go.
F
Let me. Let me push on you just one second. And you.
A
You sure? I already know I'm going to piss people off.
F
No, no, no. This isn't about being pissed off. This is. You're. You're very right. That's a. I think that's an objective truth. People need to be anchored in wisdom and be able to pass that down. That's. That's true. I think I think what Snoop is saying, and I think what some of these things do is they force us to have these conversations early. Too early ways earlier than we need to have these conversations. That's, that's, that's kind of his. His take on it.
A
My point is the cat's out of the bag. So you can either be equipped to have these conversations with your family and arm your family and be ready for these conversations and these attacks on your values or whatever, or you can let Disney run the show and teach your kids X, Y and Z, because you're checked out. So.
F
And it's coming anyway. Like, it's on Netflix. It's on Disney plus. They're writing characters and they don't have to do with any of the phones.
A
Earlier now they have phones in middle school. They. They're going to be exposed to this stuff. So I just say have these open conversations earlier. Now. Here's my most controversial part of my opinion. If you think that gay relationships shouldn't be in children's films, I will one up. You take all kissing scenes out of kids movies and content. It has always, always made me uncomfortable. I remember, like, even watching a kissing scene in a cartoon with the prince and the princess in front of my parents. I did not want to watch it. It made me uncomfortable. I did not want to watch it. It felt like, wrong. So call me crazy, but I don't think that love stories between adults are for children. It's. It is unnecessary. Just take it all the way out and you can teach kids about love and caring for one another and supporting other people without having characters do anything romantic. That is my opinion. I know that that is unpopular because people love the fairy tales. They love the romance. They love, you know, the. The happily ever after. But I think it's weird.
F
Kids love the early Disney movies because they're enchanting and they're. And then they're magical and they're fairyland and they're in a. They're in a land far, far away.
A
Dancing fish and the singing mice and all of that.
F
There can be fantasy has nothing to do with two. Two adults kissing. So, like, that's a great point.
A
I think, you know, if you find the gay couple kissing controversial, take it all out. Why are we having kids watch adults kiss anyway? Just weird. It's totally weird. So anyway, should we just blind react to Meghan Markle or should we save that for tomorrow?
F
No, yeah, we got some. We got some Megan, Meghan Markle stuff here that I think that you can immediately react to. There's parody in some of this because it's a long interview and she's talking about herself the whole time.
A
Okay.
F
So, like, I would, you know, we want your thoughts here. Just quick.
A
Okay. So I. I'll blind react to that. If we have time, we'll do scrolling time. If not, we'll save it for tomorrow. No problem.
F
You got it. Here's. Here's the first one.
G
You ready?
A
Okay. Well, let me just break it down. Meghan Markle did an interview with Bloomberg, and honestly, that's. That's the setup. I don't know why she's promoting the new series of her Netflix show, the Season 2. Why it was renewed, I have no idea. This is the show. What is it called? As ever, With Love Megan. It's some. Something gay. Anyway, so she does this show where she invites these fake celebrity friends. Friends that are certainly not her friends. She's. They're being paid to be there, and they make With Love Megan. Right. So they are making little dishes and whatever they're kind of cooking. She's trying to be Martha Stewart, but she's not. So anyway, it was renewed for season two on Netflix, and she's promoting it. So here's the interview with Bloomberg. I did not watch this. I saw something online saying that she was railing against the royal family yet again because she can't help herself. She was, you know. So anyway, that's all I saw, and then I sent it to them, and I said, you picked the best clips. I want to blind react. So we're gonna do that.
F
All right, here's. Here's number one.
J
I'm just being myself. So I think probably different several years ago, where I couldn't be as vocal.
A
And.
J
I had to wear nude pantyhose all the time. Let's be honest, that was not very myself. I hadn't seen pantyhose since movies in the 80s when they came in a little egg that felt a little bit inauthentic, but that's a silly example. But it is an example of when you're able to dress the way you want to dress and you're able to say the things that are true and you're able to show up in the space really organically and authentically. That's being comfortable in your own skin.
G
All right, I triggered.
A
Don't.
G
Go ahead.
A
I don't feel bad for her. I don't feel bad for her because she's a duchess. She's a duchess. She was marrying into a extremely wealthy family. One of the Most famous families, the royal family. And she's complaining about having to wear pantyhose. I would wear pantyhose over my head and my nose and my mouth. If they were like, you can marry a prince and live in this castle for free.
G
If you walk in with pantyhose on your head, they probably think you're robbing.
F
A bank instead of like going to.
G
A, you know, the noon tea.
A
It's just so annoying. And she's talking about, oh, well, it's not authentic to our pantyhose. Shut up and put the frickin pantyhose on. Wear your nice dress. You're part of the royal family. She couldn't even do that. She had to just give an fu the middle finger up to the royal family. And I think that Harry didn't really want to be a part of it anyway. He was never going to be in line for the throne. He was never going to be king. So I think for a long time he felt a little disaffected by the royal family, maybe not included. He kind of lashed out a little bit when he was younger and I think, you know, they had really. They could have just played the part, but they knew that they were never going to be, they were never going to be William and Kate. So they just figured, well, fine, we'll just move to California and we'll will try to be celebrities and get Netflix deals. So here they are. Anyway, let's play the next clip.
F
All right, here you go.
A
If you had total anonymity for a month, what would you do?
J
I would go grocery shopping every day. I miss grocery shopping so much though. I'm very much on Instacart. I would do that. I would travel in a different way. I used to travel so much. And we can, but it has a lot of layers.
F
They can go anywhere in the world they want to go.
A
I would say she would probably have a hard time going to the grocery store now. I will give her that then. That's like she said, if you had a day of anonymity, what would you do?
F
I mean, pre, pre Netflix deal. Pre, pre marriage royal suits, right?
A
I mean, once you're famous, it's hard to go to the grocery store. I would assume people like bother you and whatever. All right, I'm not totally mad at her. I will give her that. Fine. You want to go to the grocery store, fine. She's trying to be like woman of the people, but it's annoying.
F
Okay, here you go. Next one.
J
But I'm really unapologetic about the fact that though, would it be lovely to go and churn your own butter? Sure. Maybe. I don't have time for that. I don't have time for that.
A
Why not?
J
And I don't think you get an extra gold star if you do that. So. So for me, a lot of it is, how do you show up thoughtfully? I don't have time to make dinner every night. I wish I did.
A
Why not?
J
I don't have time for that.
A
Why not? What is she busy with?
F
That's the point. That whole lot, this whole line of questioning is to try to bring her down from, you know, duchess to normal. That's the essence of the whole interview, is to bring her down normal. Nobody thinks she's anything special.
A
So she is railing on trad wives or stay at home moms who want to churn their own body butter or make sourdough bread or something like that, which is all the rage these days. People want to make their own bread. They're kind of getting into the home setting thing. I think a lot of people in the Maha movement have realized that our food is poisoning us. And a lot of moms who care about their families and their well being don't want to feed their families crap. So they make a lot of stuff at home. And if you're a stay at home mom, I'm not saying you have all the time in the world. You're busy, it's a hard job. But you have time to churn your own butter if you want to do that. If you make churning butter or making sourdough or making food at home your priority, then you have time for that. Why Meghan Markle doesn't have time for this. I'm not sure. I mean, she's. She could make. She could turn butter on her damn show. That's what her whole show's about. She's trying to be Martha Stewart and she's not. So why shame women who want to do that? I mean, who cares?
F
Because she can't help herself. And you know, she has no interest in doing that. Her, her interest is to be elitist. So in any attempt that she can down herself to connect to like normalcy. Oh, you know, I'd like to get up in the morning and fry an egg and put it on toast with some avocado, but I just don't have any time. So I get Gregory the Butler to do that for me five days a week. It's like she cannot help herself but.
A
Stay at least trying to be a trad Wife, influencer. And then in the same breath, hating on the women that would maybe watch her show, to watch her make food at home and things like that. But she's phony. That's the thing. That's why she hates on the Tradwives because they're legitimate and she's phony.
G
So the last one here just sort.
F
Of doubles down this phony, even though it's quick. But this is. This is her eating.
J
Well, you asked earlier about you feel the pressure to be real. We're human. We eat.
A
Yeah.
J
It's not always going to be elegant and beautiful, but it's going to be delicious.
A
We lick our fingers.
J
Yes.
F
So they have to comment on the.
G
Fact that they bit into a hamburger and it got messy.
A
What do they want us to do? Be like, oh, my gosh, look at her. She's just like us. She's eating a hamburger and she's drinking a beer. Like, shut up. Also, Meghan Markle is not licking her fingers. That's disgusting. I don't care if you're a princess, a duchess, or you're a regular person. Do not lick your freaking fingers. It's gross. Interviewer like, and we lick our fingers. We do.
G
I'd love to know what your heart rate is right now. I'd love to know your blood pressure when you start talking about Meghan Markle. It's like, I don't need steam. Starts coming out like, this is.
F
This is fun.
A
I'm not trying to be a hater, but she makes it so easy. She really does make it so easy.
F
She represents the core issue of what is the problem. It's an elitist idea. You. I'm here and you're down there. And what we see down here is there's no talent with her.
A
She's just so phony. But all she can talk about is being genuine. And I think if you have to remind people constantly and talk so much about how genuine you are and how down to earth you you are, I don't think you are. I think she's trying to say it over and over again and then she's going to start believing it one day. But it's not true. She is phony. Anyway, on that note, I'm glad we ended with my Megan Markle rant. Thank you for joining me on this episode of Nightly Scroll. I had a lot of fun. I hope you did, too. We're gonna have a lot of more fun tomorrow because I've got my Scrolling time segment for tomorrow that we didn't get to so stay tuned for that. In the meantime, you can follow me on social media at Hayley Karania. H A Y L E Y. For all the people who can't spell it, what are you looking at? Cracker Barrel scraps new logo design keeps old timer.
F
After listening to customers just, just, just in.
G
So as you're, as you're, as you're waving by to everybody, let's just remind them, come on down to the country store with Uncle Herschel. We'll see you there, folks.
A
Whoa. Well, obviously this is because of the stock price or President Trump's Truth Social post. Because didn't he say, can you pull up President Trump's Truth Social post? He said something about, he said something about, well, maybe I'll give them an incentive or something. And I forgot what he said. So we'll pull it up, we'll read President Trump's words so that we, we get it right here. But I think that President Trump said that he would maybe talk to them. He obviously urged them to go back. He gave them the free business advice to say, you should go back and listen to your customers. They're the only people who know your brand. They love your brand. They are pissed off at you. Listen to them. And then Cracker Barrel did say that they listen. Okay, we hear you. We messed up. We should have done this better, whatever, but not enough. So here's what President Trump said on Truth Social. This was earlier this morning. Cracker Barrel should go back to the old logo. Admitted mistake based on customer response. The ultimate poll and manage the company better than ever before. They got a billion dollars worth of free publicity if they got a billion dollars worth of free publicity if they play their cards right. Very tricky to do, but a great opportunity. Have a major news conference today. Make Cracker Barrel a winner again. Remember, in just a short period of time, I made the United States the hottest country anywhere in the world. One year ago it was dead. Good luck.
G
I love Trump. He says, cracker Barrel, let me give you my thoughts. And then he's like, by the way, I'm awesome.
J
Yeah.
A
Remember when you know he is the best businessman in the country and maybe Cracker Barrel listen to. What does the article say? Did what?
F
Restaurant stock prices sank following removal of Uncle Herschel from Brandon.
A
What did they say? How do we know that they went.
G
Just hit like this.
F
Just hit.
A
I know. It said Tuesday, after listening to its customers that it will scrap the new logo and keep the old timer in place. We thank your guests for sharing your voices and love for Cracker Barrel, the restaurant chain said in a statement to Fox Business. We said we would listen and we have our new logo. Logo is going away and our old timer will remain at Cracker Barrel. It has always been and always will be about serving up delicious food, warm welcomes, and the kind of country hospitality that feels like family.
F
Y' all idiots take note. You mess with the product, that doesn't.
G
Need to be messed with.
A
I know. And now the thing is they just delivered President Trump another win. Promises made, promises kept. He said, do this and they said.
F
Bet he even got a twofer.
G
Let's change it to the Department of War. And while we do it, let's go to the Cracker Barrel.
A
Make Cracker Barrel great again. And on that note, again for the second time, thank you for watching Nightly scroll tonight. You can follow me on social media @haley car h a y L E Y C A R o N I a on most platforms. X Instagram, Tik tok, Truth social. And I will see you right back here tomorrow. Bye, Sam.
Title: Big Bad JB Threatens Trump!
Host: Hayley Caronia
Date: August 27, 2025
In this unapologetically conservative episode, Hayley Caronia dissects current political headlines with her hallmark wit and directness. Tonight’s show spans Governor J.B. Pritzker’s fiery exchange with Trump, critiques from real Chicagoans on crime, skepticism about progressive climate and COVID policies, and punchy commentary on pop culture hot topics—culminating in a lively takedown of Meghan Markle’s latest media outing. Hayley's conversational style, full of sarcasm and no-nonsense takes, aims to "cut through the noise" for her core audience.
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Hayley Caronia delivers rapid-fire commentary on Democrat leadership, media spin, COVID skepticism, and shifting cultural moments, all wrapped in her distinctive conservative voice. She elevates ordinary voices from Chicago, mocks high-profile hypocrisy, and closes with a defiant celebration of MAGA "winning"—from the White House to Cracker Barrel. The episode is rich with sarcasm, audience banter, and the kind of candor Hayley promises in every "Nightly Scroll."