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DEI will NEVER Make America Great! - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 232)
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In this episode of Scrolling: an Iryna Zarutska mural is vandalized, a judge halves a sexual assailant's sentence because of his skin 'opportunities,' and Whoopi Goldberg goes all in on the Bad Bunny halftime show.
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Happy Tuesday. Welcome to Scrolling With Haley. You might be watching right now on X on Facebook but I urge you to come on over to rumble rumble.com Haley. We are exclusive there so make sure you are following the Bongino Report channel. Make sure you are subscribed if you are coming here from Dan Bongino's show. Hello, welcome to Scrolling With Haley. You might be listening on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Iheart, wherever you get your shows. I appreciate you following subscribing, leaving a review, telling a friend. It all helps so much. So thank you for being here. And unfortunately I have to start off the show on some unfortunate news and that it's Vandals in New York City have desecrated a mural painted in Remember in remembrance of Irina Zarutska, the Iranian Ukrainian refugee who was killed the Charlotte light rail. Just absolutely sad. Also in Charlotte, the North Carolina sheriff, he is going viral for his stupidity. Plus a Minnesota state rep actually filmed herself doing chores for the illegals in her neighborhood. They're taking the term public servant to a really insane place and they are running with it in the wrong direction. Also, Cindy Sweeney is triggering the libs yet again and kicking Cancel Culture to the kids curb. We love to see it. And are robots taking over? Is AI taking over? And if so, then why do people keep putting them in their homes? We're going to get into it. Put your phones on. Do not disturb Scrolling with Haley starts right now. So it's been five and a half months since Ukrainian refugee Irina Zarudska was brutally stabbed, stabbed and killed on the light rail in Charlotte, North Carolina, just 23 years old, fleeing a war zone. And she was working and studying English here. She was killed by someone who should have been behind bars multiple times at that. And her parents didn't even want her body returned to Ukraine because of how much she loved being in the United States. It is a story that grabs your attention for all of the wrong reasons. It is a horrific tragedy and she's been remembered with a series of murals called Remember Irina around the United States. There have been murals painted in Los Angeles, Chicago, D.C. florida, New York City. And here's what that one looks like now, the one in New York City. It's in Delancey street, the Lower east side neighborhood of Manhattan. And it says, predictably, a mural was dedicated to Irina Zarutska was vandalized. And it says in, you know, graffiti and spray paint, please vandalize this over her face. Remember Irina. And this is how they do that. This is how evil people in New York City are remembering Irina Zarudska. And I don't really understand how you can watch the video of her murder and then do something like this. But it's become political, right? It's become Irena Zarutska. And watching her get stabbed in the light rail and feeling sorry for her is somehow a Republican thing, which is really. It should just be like a decent human being thing. And the people who vandalized this mural likely voted for Zoran Mamdani for mayor, who ran on lawlessness in the name of being woke. Right. Jailing criminals is mean. Cops should be defunded. That's how Democrat voters see a victim of consequences of their vote. Right? Right. I know that this happened in Charlotte, and we're talking about New York City here, but that's what they vote for. They vote for lawlessness. They vote to lower people's sentences and things like that. They vote for low cash bail or no cash bail or get rid of jail. This is what they vote for, right? So when they see a victim of that, they don't care. Now a new mural has gone up in Charlotte where Irina was killed. And this is the new mural. Mural. And a Russian artist named Sav45 was behind these murals. Not all of them, but the ones in la, Chicago, and now this one in Charlotte. And he said this for me, it's an honor. You know, if her family accepts this work and they like it, that's an honor for me. That's all that matters. He doesn't care about the noise. He doesn't care about the politics behind it, because this really isn't political. He mean, this is an honor for him to honor this life. And he just said, I, I just want to paint a good mural, obviously, use my talents in this way to remember Irena Zarutska. And this horrific attack took place on August 22nd. And I know the news cycle moves quickly, but we can't forget these stories, not only because they're tragic and the victims deserve to be remembered, but this attack could have been entirely prevented. The man who stabbed Irina Zarutska three times in the neck, left her to die, and then bragged about killing that white girl. That guy should have been behind bars, but he wasn't. That man was known to authorities since 2007. In and out of jail, he was at the center of 14 criminal cases in Mecklenburg County. That is where Charlotte, North Carolina is. Was charged in at least four separate cases. Shoplifting, breaking and entering, larceny, felony conspiracy. Okay. Then a few years later, he pulled a Gun on a dude, robbed him of $450, took a plea deal, went to jail for six years, then he got out. A year ago, he was having some kind of a mental health episode at a hospital. He ended up calling 911. He was arrested for misuse of calling 91 1. And then when he was arrested, he was let go by a judge. This is how this works, right? Commit a crime, go to jail, let go, get a lesser sentence, let go, arrested, let go, arrest. This is just a vicious cycle. Then in July, a month before Irina Zarudska was killed, a judge didn't even think that this man was mentally there enough to understand all of the charges he was faced with. So clearly they thought that he was severely mentally ill. Again, why are you letting this person go? Then? Why is he out on the streets, able to reoffend, where he went on to murder Irena Zarutska? Because she was white, he was armed and dangerous, crazy, and the system allowed for it. So I remind you of all of this five and a half months later, because District Attorney Spencer B. Merriweather the Third is up for reelection this year, and it's a ways away. His term ends on December 31st of this year, and it should be the very last day he ever sees office in the United States of America. And yet he's running for reelection. And there was supposed to be a Democratic primary held in March, a month from now, but it was canceled. And the Republican primary was also canceled. So this man, this district attorney, is running unopposed. He's been in office since 2017. Okay. There are also a ton of incumbent Democrat judges who are also running unopposed. And there are only Democrats, by the way, running against Sheriff Gary McFadden. And if you don't know who he is, you might have seen this viral video. This is how he handles this line of questioning. Watch. Branch of government, do you operate under? Meckleburg County? Oh. What branch of government do you operate under, Sheriff? Constitution of the United States. Correct. That is what establishes the branches of government. I'm asking which branch you fall under. Mecklenburg County. I'm a duly sworn Mecklenburg County Sheriff. We answer to the people of Mecklenburg County. This was not where I was anticipating getting stuck. Are you aware of how many branches of government there are? No. Oh. For the sake of debate, I will move on and say there are three branches of government. Legislative, executive, judicial. Of those three, which do you believe you fall under? I believe I fall under the last one. Would you say it to me judicial? You are incorrect, sir. You fall under the executive oh, my gosh. And that guy Spencer, Mary Spencer Merriweather III was sitting right next to him. That's the DA That I was just talking about. That's apparently the. The primaries are canceled, and it's only the Democrats can run against the sheriff, and nobody's running against the D.A. okay, so these are the people that I guess are staying in charge in North Carolina. Why? I don't know. I can't answer that question. I don't know. And if I lived in North Carolina, you would be hearing me screaming from the rooftops. If I was living in Charlotte, I mean, how does this happen? Right? But we do kind of know how this happens. Right, Right. But I'll get into that in a second. You. There needs to be a. A standard, a much higher standard for people who run for any kind of office in this country. There just has to be a higher standard than, are you smarter than a fifth grader? And if you lose that test, you should not be able to be elected. It needs to be a requirement for everyone who attempts to hold office in this country to pass Civics 101. I actually think that you should have to pass a civics test to vote because, my goodness, we have so many uninformed voters who just go to the polls for no reason. When I was working in Nashville, I did man on the street interviews all the time, and I would do civics test interviews. I would go and ask people who are walking around in downtown Nashville questions about our government, how it works, how many terms people can serve. You know, all these things. Nobody knows anything. Nobody knows anything. And I don't know if this is just, hey, I. I Learned it for 5th grade, 6th grade, 9th grade, 10th grade. I graduated, and now I don't care in one year, out the other, or if these people are just dumb. I think it's probably a combination of both. But certainly if you are running for office, you should know what office you are running for. You should know what branch of government you are falling under. But he was kind of laughing. He was kind of smug. He didn't even really care that he didn't know. He. I'm sure inside he felt very embarrassed. But I think these Democrats know that they just. They're running unopposed and no one's coming for them, so who cares? They can be as dumb as they want. The voting base is just as dumb because they'll vote them in and keep voting them in. Honestly, the issue is with the voting base because especially on the Democrat side, they will vote for people. Willy Nilly based on skin color, they will. They vote for people based on the color of their skin. And they vote for rights that they think are being threatened or taken away, even though they're not, but it's just because someone told them that. And this same sheriff, who clearly doesn't understand much about the government, how it works, or even the job he holds, he was also accused of misconduct and abusive authority. So, I mean, I would also argue that crime isn't so hot in his city and it's really not safe. But that wasn't the reason for the call for his removal. But there was a petition based on this, you know, abuse and, you know, kind of corruption. Right. And to my point, about how Democrats are covering for other Democrats, and a Mecklenburg county judge dismissed that petition. So that stupid guy that you saw in that video, people were trying to get him removed for other reasons. And the Democrats in office were just making sure that nothing happened to him. You know, they're protecting him for some reason. We know the reason. Right. So they. This judge said no, your. Your petition to remove him actually doesn't meet the legal threshold, but required under state law. So we're just going to protect him. And as stupid as he is, he can stay right where he is. All of the judges in Mecklenburg county are Democrats. So this brings me to the point that I've been wanting to make with all of this. Democrats ruin everything they run cover for each other, clearly. They run campaigns that allow for lawlessness and then they run unopposed in elections. So if I lived in Mecklenburg County, I would be making some noise because the longer these idiots stay in office, the more statistics there are going to be, the sooner there will be another Irena Zarutska on the light rail. And I know nobody wants that, even Democrats. Why would Democrats want a Ukrainian refugee to be killed in America? But the second they figured out that she died because of Democrat policies and not, you know, law enforcement, they pretend to not see the truth. They vote blue no matter who, and then they ignore the consequences. And this is an unfortunate reality that is not just happening in Charlotte, by the way. It's happening all over the country. Here is Louisville, Kentucky Judge Tracy Davis reducing the sentence of a violent kidnapper and sexual abuser because, well, he's black and he didn't know any better. But if you were to come in here and instead of being hurt and angry, which is what this court hears, right, as a 20 year old African American male that has been, you know, experienced this society, etc. And you would show that, yes, okay, this is the situation. This is who I am. I don't want to be this person. I don't want to be himself. Thompson repeatedly stated he did not care not about his sentence, the victim or her family. To her, 65 years was an extremely long time. As she puts it, it's his whole life. One she doesn't believe should be spent entirely behind bars. This court does not believe that Mr. Thompson, if given the resources that he can get while incarcerated, is beyond being rehabilitated. Okay, lots of things wrong with this clip. Part of the, one, part of the things that I want to go through is what the judge is saying. Because the judge is excusing disgusting behavior and she says, oh, well, it's just because he's a 20 year old black man and quote, he's experienced the this society. Are we trying to say that a Black man in 2026 in America is so disadvantaged that he has to rape and kidnap people and rob them? That's what the judge is saying. And even the guy in the orange jumpsuit, the alleged kidnapper and, and, and sex abuser did not buy that line of thinking. He said, that's what you're painting me as. He, I mean, you have to be kidding me. So just to fill you in, in 2023, this man abducted a woman, robbed her, and then sodomized her twice during this hearing. He was actually so disgusting and, and rude to, towards Judge Tracy Davis and to the victim's family. So I want to read you just some quotes from this court hearing that weren't in that video. The, the judge said this. Before we get to appearances, Mr. Thompson, I'm going to need you to be respectful. That was the judge. And then orange jumpsuit guy said, I ain't doing nothing. Eat my. Then the judge, this is the judge who's trying to make this all better for this guy because he's Black and he's 20 years old, so he must be a good guy. And it's just, it's society's fault that he's telling her to like eat a. Okay, so he continues, if I could spit on you, I would. That's what he says. And then she says, at the end of the day, I'm the one with the pen. So she's trying to tell him like, hey, you're being really rude right now, but I'm trying to help you still for whatever reason, you know, you're black, I'm black, I'm trying to help you out. And he's like, I don't care. He literally says, if I could spit on you, I would. I don't care. This guy clearly wants to go to jail for the rest of life. He doesn't live for anything. He's godless. He has nothing to live for. He doesn't care. And honestly, he's a waste of space in this society anyway. The society that has so called just like ruined him, according to this judge. So anyway, he's still all of these outbursts, rude. He's, he's just saying disgusting things to this judge. And she still gives him a slap on the wrist. Because the jury and prosecutors urged Tracy Davis to give him 65 years in jail. And this is what the guy in the orange jumpsuit had to say. I don't have sympathy for nobody. I don't have sympathy for you, the victim, the victim's family. I don't care. Boo hoo. Again, the jury recommended that this man go to jail for 65 years. That judge cut the sentence in half. You can't make sense of this. You just can't. So because he was being so rude to her in the courtroom, Tracy Davis did give him an additional four years on the sentence. So he's going to serve four years and then he's going to serve the 30 year sentence, even though it should be four years and then 65. Four years, then 30. Why, why give him a four year sentence for being rude in court? Why not just send him to jail for the 65 years that the jury said to. So for kidnapping, robbing and raping a woman and then admitting that you're not sorry, you don't care if you go to jail, you get your time cut in half, you get a slap on the wrist. What the hell am I missing here? Well, apparently I'm missing the f to give about this man's upbringing and his socioeconomic status and the color of his skin. Because those are the reasons the judge cut his sentence from 65 years to 30. DEI is a cancer to society. This is why Republicans have largely opposed the teachings of the the 1619 Project Critical race Theory in schools. Because it teaches white hatred, but it also teaches black people that they are still victims of slavery today and that there are systemic issues that prevent them from excelling in school, in work, in life, and that, you know, it's no wonder that they turn out to be rapists and kidnappers and criminals. It's genuinely racist to say that. But victimhood mentality is a choice. You can choose to blame your parents, your childhood, your upbringing, your socioeconomic status, your race Your religion, your sexual orientation or whatever your current situation is, or you can release yourself from that mentality. It is self inflicted anyway and it's cultural. This stuff starts at home. Kids need two parents, a man and a woman who are both present loving. They need guardians who keep them in school, encourage them to pursue hobbies, do their homework, study, graduate high school, go to trade school or college if you want. Every kid deserves a support system. And that support system shouldn't sell you a lie that you are disadvantaged in the United States of America. And yet we have teachers, politicians and judges who still operate under this lie. And we're worse off because of it. It. Now I want to go into the illegal immigration part of this system failure because we've got the dei, we've got just absolute lawless society. And because of this lawless society mixed with dei, mixed with white savior complex liberals, they have convinced themselves that people who commit crimes are, are good. And they deserve, they deserve better and they deserve to live here and they deserve to live in your community and they deserve to get free health care and free flights and free phones and all these other things. So this is how we got to this mess. It's all interconnected. And I saw this CBS headline because they're trying to kind of db they're trying to demonize the Trump administration for deporting illegal aliens, right? So this is what CBS had to say, that less than 4 or 14% of immigrants arrested by ICE in the last year have been charged or convicted of violent crimes. And in the article it says less than 14% of nearly 400,000 immigrants arrested by ICE had charges for violent offenses. And Bill Malugian, who works at Fox and covers this immigration story, you know, extensively pointed out that none of Lake and Riley, Jocelyn and Gary and Rachel Moran's illegal alien killers had any criminal history before this first attempt and they were successful at killing American citizens. So I don't really understand when the mainstream media or liberals try to argue that just because someone has broken immigration law that they're not a criminal or they're not that bad of a criminal, they try to justify it. Breaking immigration law is a civil offense. There are consequences for committing civil offenses. For example, running a red light, you get a ticket for that. A civil offense could be damaging your neighbor's property. You will be held accountable for that. A civil offense is a landlord forcing someone to live in poor conditions. You will be held accountable for that when you break immigration law. Being detained and deported is how you're held accountable for that. You don't need another reason to be deported. Democrats coddle illegal aliens in the name of being empathetic humans, but it's really because they're voting in our elections. We knew this, right? This. This is one of those conspiracy theories that turned out to not be a conspiracy theory. Yeah, 19 foreign nationals were just charged with unlawfully voting in the 2016 elections. Just last week, just on Friday. So imagine how many more illegal aliens voted in 2020, or even 2024 after Biden's open border crisis. I mean, it's just a numbers game, right? If 19 foreign nationals voted in 2016, certainly there are going to be more after the open border crisis. So here's a prime example of Democrats coddling illegal aliens. This is Minnesota State Representative Kayla Berg, who actually set up her camera in her car to. To film herself delivering groceries to illegal aliens because they're afraid to leave their homes. Watch. So we just finished delivering groceries to folks who are too afraid to leave their homes because of this ICE occupation in our community. An amazing amount of people have put together boxes of produce and meat, as well as toilet paper and diapers for those that need it, dry goods, even some treats to help our neighbors. And we will continue to do this for as long as we need to. All right, listen, I know representatives run to serve their communities, but there's a reason we don't vote for doordash and Uber Eats delivery drivers. That's. That's one job. And then it's another job to be a state representative. And you are supposed to represent your constituents, you know, American citizens. And if illegal aliens are afraid to leave their homes, that's not ISIS fault. That's their own fault. Because again, they committed a civil offense, which has consequences. So if other Minnesotans commit a civil offense, let's say, like speeding, and they don't want to be held accountable, well, will she also do their groceries and help them with their chores? No, because this isn't about Minnesotans. This is about making the video for TikTok. Look at me. Look at me, illegals. I'm with you. Look at me, potential voters. I'm with you. Look at me, white savior complex. Liberal voters. I'm with the illegals. Therefore, I'm with you, too. This is what they do. It's all for virtue signaling. It's all for clicks. It's all for views. It's all to look like a bleeding heart liberal. Look at me. Look at me. Look how empathetic I am. Look at how hard I'm working. And this is just not really reality. They're living in an alternate reality. Right? Meanwhile, there's a Mexican restaurant in Arizona. They're called Sammy's Mexican Grill, and they're actually giving free meals to ice. So. So on one hand, we have a white liberal Democrat in Minnesota going around and doing the chores of illegal aliens. Then you have an immigrant family who's a business owner, right? And they voted for Trump and they are giving free meals to ice. It's funny. Watch this. Everyone who works for ice, all federal agents can come to Sammy's Mexican Grill. Here, they will be treated with respect and as they deserve. I love it. I mean, I, I love it. Right? Come and give meals, free meals to ICE agents. They're working hard. They've got targets on their backs. And this is a America loving immigrant family that's a business owner. I love it. The left thinks that we hate this, right? No, we love this. We absolutely love it. And liberals will say it's hypocritical. Like they can't fathom why immigrants or minorities support Trump, why they support his policies. And it's because that legal immigrants who respected the process don't respect the border jumpers. They don't respect the people that had the red carpet rolled out for them. And then they just got all these freebies like that. This was never about race. It was only ever about the legal process. You may remember when Cinco de Mayo rolled around last year, liberals were really mad and they were saying that Maga, if you were a Trump supporter or a Trump voter or anything like that, you couldn't eat at a Mexican restaurant. You couldn't celebrate Cinco de Mayo because you know why they thought that this was hypocritical for us to do, right? How could we drink a margarita, which we were doing on the show? I made really poor margaritas actually last year for Cinco de Mayo. They were really bad. But we didn't have ICE here yet. The studio was new. So, you know, an iceless margarita isn't so good. But it's okay. We'll. We'll do better next year. And I will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo. I will. I will. Because why not? I don't hate Mexican culture. I don't hate other cultures. I actually like to celebrate other cultures. I don't think that it's. What do they call it, Cultural appropriation. I think it's cultural appreciation. That's what it is. I do. I love guacamole. Sue me. I love guacamole. I love a margarita. Sorry. I love a burrito. Love me some tacos. And I'm definitely going to support these people on Cinco de Mayo. So here's a video I was scrolling on TikTok yesterday and I saw this TikTok video of some girls, some Republican girls at a Mexican restaurant. Watch this. Made a good point. Don't eat at a Mexican restaurant if you support ice. And they said, babe, you're the one here, you're the only one here who is assuming all Hispanic people are illegal criminals. True. And I was scrolling through the comments and people said, all the Mexicans I've met are conservative. As a Mexican two time Trump supporter, you may attend and eat at our restaurants. Someone else said, as a Mexican restaurant order owner, everyone is welcome. And someone else said, mexican here. Please enjoy all of the cultural food you want to. None of us care. And most of us, most of us voted for Trump. So I thought that that was cool to see in the comment section. All right, I know we're done talking about the halftime show, right? I know we're done talking about the super bowl, but, you know, my show starts at 12 now, and I didn't get to talk about the view reacting to the halftime show. So we have to do it now because Whoopi Goldberg, she was just fangirling over the fact that all of the backup dancers, or not all of them, but most of them were dressed as grass. And here's what she had to say about that. I'm sorry, keep laughing, because I think you don't recognize excellence and creativity when you see it. Do you know how creative that was? Yeah. What he did, I mean, the production alone, it was just unbelievable. I mean, come on, man. I know. I mean, he was upset. He said no one would understand what was being said. You didn't understand. Yeah, a lot of people did. You didn't have to understand or speak Spanish to feel the joy and to feel the unity and the message of inclusivity that was there. I can't. I laughed at the same point that you did when they were all like, yeah, like, Whoopi Goldberg is making absolutely no sense. She's like, you guys just don't get it. Like, you just don't see the creativity. Like, you just. You're just not getting. It's just not clocking to you, you know? And they're all like, yeah, you know, the clapping seals. Yeah, yeah. What are you talking about? I don't know who she's talking to. She's talking to Trump, Trump supporters, the people who tuned into TP usa. I don't know. But the people who didn't tune in to the Bad Bunny halftime show don't know what she's talking about anyway. She doesn't know. They don't know what creativity she's talking about. And what I thought was the most funny about this clip was that headwear. So Sunny Hassan is wearing this hat while trying to be taken seriously. This is one of the hats that they were wearing in the halftime show. It's anyway, not cultural appropriation or something. You know, you would think, do I care? No. But I do think that it's funny, and it's even funnier when she's wearing it while Ana Navarro starts to cry over the Bad Bunny halftime show. Just the juxtaposition of Ana Navarro crying and. And then Sunny Hassan wearing the hat right next to her. It is just hilarious. Watch. I just. I really can't. And there were so many people texting me yesterday and on my timeline who told me they were weeping. And I can't overstate what it means to the Latino community that has seen itself persecuted, attacked, racially profiled. We have seen for the last year, our children dragged through the streets. We have seen our pregnant women, our elderly dragged through the streets, disappeared and detained. To have Bad Bunny use that platform to say, do not otherize us. We are all part of America, and we are all equal, and we all belong. And love is stronger than hate. To have him give that little Grammy the Grammy to the little boy that represents the 3,800 children in detention centers right now. So the different symbolisms of, you know, of having Ricky there, who's part of a different generation of. But has. But knows what it's like to go around the world without losing his heritage. Okay, so when she said that that little boy represented the 3,800 children in detention centers, I actually don't think that that's true at all. I think that that little boy represented Bad Bunny as a child. Like he was giving his grammy to his. His past self in a way. Like, look at how far we've come. But speaking of that little boy, he was the center of a lot of misinformation online being spread by liberals. And the Krasnstein Grift brothers, they are, I think. Are they twins? I don't know what their story is. I don't really know anything about them other than the fact that they're liberals and they spread misinformation, and they're really short. They're short, are they? They're really short. Like how short do we think we can find a picture? But they're short. I've seen pictures of them. But, like, sometimes you just don't know from a photo just how short you could tell that they're short. But I don't know. Anyway, so, yeah, here's one of the crowd. I can't tell them apart, obviously, but this is Ed. Okay? Ed Crescent scene is one of them. I don't know what the other one is, Brian or something like that. Okay, so he wrote this. Many of you may have missed this, but the little boy who Bad Bunny handed his Grammy to at the super bowl was Liam Ramos. Amazing. That's not true. Okay. Someone in the chat said twin retards, literally, like two absolute misinformation, spreading retards. So the Grok, you know, Grok and the community notes, they came to the rescue and said, this is not Liam Ramos, the Ecuadorian child detained by ICE in January. The boy seen in the super bowl halftime show is Lincoln Fox, a child actor who confirmed his participation on his own social media accounts. Okay, so confirmed that that is actually not the boy from that photo. And to Ed Krasnstein and other liberals, not all brown people are the same. Not all brown people look the same. Just. Just letting you know. And it's good if you have a big platform to actually fact check before you speak. Okay, so then, you know, he posted another. This Brian or Ed Krausenstein fellow posted another update saying after he was community noted, he said, update, there are conflicting reports on whether it was really Liam Ramos or if it was a child that was intended to represent Liam Ramos knows. Okay, so Grok community notes you, and then Grok community notes you, and then you are still doubling down like there are conflicting reports. Like, he doesn't say that I'm wrong right away. Then he posted another update saying, according to the latest reports, the young child was Lincoln Fox, a child actor. So have you guys seen that clown meme where they're putting on the clown makeup, like, step by step? And they start, and it's just like the white face, right? And it's like the full clown makeup isn't on yet. Ed Krausenstein is slowly putting on the makeup, right? Well, there are conflicting reports. There are conflicting reports. He's just putting on, like the little eye. Maybe he's putting on the lipstick at this point. Like, well, I was wrong, but it's conflicting, right? Then it's like he puts the other clown makeup on where it's like people are saying that I might be wrong here. People are saying that I might be wrong. It actually wasn't. It wasn't Liam Ramos, but it was a child actor pretending to be Liam Ramos. Still not confirmed. The clown makeup is fully on at this point. Oh, wow. They are. They are small men. How tall is RFK Jr. 5, 8, I believe I saw RFK Jr. Is 5 8. There's some live research. Okay, we. Okay, 6, 1. Sorry. Okay, so there. If RFK Jr. 6, 1, then pull up that other photo. Let's see. What do we think? I feel like they've got to be five, seven. I'm like, five, eight. Maybe like, I'm almost five eight. And I feel like. Is one of the twins taller or is it just the way that he's standing? I don't know. Anyway, the craziest part of this is that CNN anchor Jim Sciuto retweeted the fake news from Ed Krasnstein. Again, these are just liberal Twitter grifters. And, you know, we have the same kind of people on the right, too, that just like Content Farm, and they just put stuff out there, and it's like, maybe it's true, maybe it's not. This is why you do have to do your own research. And if you work. If you have a show or you have platform or you have. If you work at a network like cnn, like, I know that, you know, calling them a news network is a stretch, but if you work at a network, a TV network, you need to hold yourself to a higher standard. You can't just retweet random Twitter grifters online. So CNN anchor Jim Shuto retweeted blatant Krasnstein misinformation. Listen, I'm not shocked. I'm not shocked that CNN reposted it. But my question is, why not Ed Krasnstein? Why not post an apology or take down the tweet? It was just like, update, update, update, update, update. I'm kind of wrong. Update. Maybe I'm wrong. Update. No, I was wrong. But they don't ever apologize for being wrong. And they don't take down the tweets because grifter's gonna grift. That original tweet that went viral had millions of views, and he's profiting off of lying to people. And then he can make more money off of the update tweets. And then the CNN anchor blindly reposts it, and he has more than half a million followers. This is how misinformation starts. And remember when Joe Biden was in office, they wanted to create a. The government misinformation board. Like, that was the Democrats, like, I don't know, soup du jour. Like, it was just like, so this obsession with telling the truth. And they had to create a board to, like, crack down on conservative speech and fact check everything that Trump said, basically. And it turns out that we were right. The conspiracy theorists were right, Trump was right, and the liberals are wrong. And the liberals are the ones that are always spreading the misinformation. It's just funny, the pot calling the kettle black. But I wanted to talk about the super bowl commercials, just some of them that I didn't get to yesterday. And we're going to talk about that from an angle of robots are taking over the world, and it's scary. And I'm scared of robots and I'm scared of AI. I'm just going to come out and say it. I'm scared. I'm scared of where this is going. And here is the Ring doorbell commercial that got a lot of people talking. Watch. This is Milo. Pets are family, but every year, 10 million go missing. And the way we look for them hasn't changed in years. Until now. One post of a dog's photo in the Ring app starts. Outdoor cameras looking for a house. Search party from Ring uses AI to help families find. Since launch, more than a dog a day has been reunited with their family. Be a hero in your neighborhood with search party available to everyone for free right now. Join the neighborhood@ring.com Join the Search Party right now. You and me and all of your neighbors, and we can all just, just, we can all just spy on each other. Yay, dogs. Yeah. And like, it's. We want to spy on you. And your neighbors also want to spy on you. And we, this big corporation, we want to spy on everyone. But it's. It's for the dogs, right? It's for your pets. And you love your pets, right? You love your pets. So join now and let us spy on you. Do you even love your pet? If you don't let rings spy on you, join the global surveillance effort. It's for the dogs. It's for the dogs. It's for the puppy. Yeah, you. Oh, so you hate dogs then. Oh, you don't want us to spy on you. So you hate dogs. Oh, so you're a bad person. Like that. That's essentially what this commercial is saying. Not out loud. This is just the quiet part. Right? We're doing some. It was decently loud. Like, that's louder than they've been. Yeah, but people don't get it right? People are stupid. So when they see it, they think, oh, cute dog. It was a little more in our face than it's been, though. And that's what's getting scary. I will tell you. I watch this commercial with other people at a bar. People were like, aw. Swear to God, aw. And I'm sitting there like, yeah. So Amazon acquired ring in 2018 for a billion dollars. And people have already been talking about how Amazon is spying on us. And, you know, our phones are spying on us. TikTok spying on us. Every. We're. We're just being spied on, right? Like, we already live in a surveillance state. Let's just be honest. And they're doing it under the guise of convenience. And, you know, you could just talk out loud in your house by yourself and ask this robot in the corner what the temperature is when you don't really actually need to do that. Like, they. They sell it to you as this convenience. Like, we're gonna make your life so much easier. While you're in the shower, you can ask Amazon, Alexa or your Google home to do this for you or something. Start your car or tell you how you know what the weather is. And it's like, you don't need any of that, right? It's all unnecessary for the sake of having a robot in your house that's listening to you, to you at all times. Right? So every time I do the segment with Scott Bryson, we talk about safety tips and things like that. And we. We do a lot of Ring camera footage, and I feel like there's a lot of good that comes with a Ring doorbell camera. Like, I don't want to hate on them entirely because I think it can make you safer. It can make you aware of threats on the exterior of your house, cameras on the inside of your house. Threats on the inside of your house. Right? So I'm not. I can't honestly tell you that I'm, like, completely against it. And obviously, you know, I'm for uniting dogs with their owners, but that's what Ring wants you to think that this is all about. There are other companies that do this, though. Like, Ring does not have a monopoly on. No, I know. Security cameras. Right? That's what I'm saying. Like, there's Amazon, Alexa, there's Google Home. There's. And, yeah, other doorbell cameras. And, like, maybe it sends the video feed to China. I don't know. But. And that's the point, right, with people get furbos, right, for their dogs, where they can watch their dogs at Home and give them treats and stuff. And it's like, okay, but there's a camera in your home. Who has access to that footage, right? Where? The store. It has to be stored somewhere. It's on a cloud. Who owns that cloud? Like, people don't ask those questions. They just think, I get to give my dog treats while I'm at work. Like, how cool is that? You know? And it is cool. And I'm all for technology, but it's just the downside is. Is weighing heavier on me than all the positives. And I thought that, you know, the scary thing about that, the scary thing about that ad was that you could see the blue lights. Like, if you could pull it back up and just, like, stop on that moment, it just kind of showed you, like, this is their utopia. If all of you people just did what we told you to do and all of you people had these cameras, then look at, like, no inch goes on unearthed. Like, every inch, right? Is. Is caught by someone's ring, doorbell, camera. Like, join the search party. It's a party. Join the search party. We can just search for your dog, and we can use facial recognition and all this stuff. So my question is, if this technology can be used to find lost dogs, what else can the technology be used for? If it can identify dogs and it can identify and track the whereabouts of dogs, can it do that to humans? Well, of course it can, but don't ruin the moment. This is about the dogs. It's just crazy. And then again, like I said, Ring is owned by Amazon, and even Amazon put out another super bowl commercial playing on the fact that everyone knows Alexa spies on them in their own homes. And then they put together this ad. Watch. I moved your meeting. And your car will be here in five. Perfect. Look at this little beauty I found in the garden. Nice sneak, Chris. Hey. Whoa. What is that? I want you, Alexa. Plus, that she's not living here. That is full on AI. I mean, we're all buddy buddies. Then the next minute, she's trying to kill us. Now, Chris, how exactly would I do that? Million different ways. Maybe I'm taking out the trash. The door is jammed. Take a closer look while I pull up a tutorial. A little to the left. Hey, you're a widow, right? All right, what about this? Looks like rain. Closing Cover. Hold your breath. Chris, the package I sent you is here. Lowering sheets. Let me light a fire. You're crazy. Your car's here. I gotta go. Love you. You seem tense. Can I book you a massage and a cinnamon Scrub. Oh, you can do that. I do love a cinnamon scrub. Sweeten the deal with a cinnamon scrub massage. We could kill you, but we wouldn't do that. So in one Amazon ad, they're showing you how their technology can be used for good with the ring doorbells and. And finding your dog. Then in this one, they're joking about how their technology can be used for bad, but even joking in our faces like, well, we could kill you, but we wouldn't do that. They wouldn't actually do that. They'll just joke about it to your face and then do it. So I, again, every time I do this segment with Scott Bryson, I'm like, I need to get a ring doorbell for my safety. And then I'm like, no, I don't really want it. And I guess it's on the outside of the house, so it's not. Yeah, yeah. So they only know when you come and go, right? I know, I know, I know. It's. It's like. I don't know. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't have. I was gifted a Google home and I lost it, so it's no longer in my possession. And I've never gotten an Alexa. I don't have a ring doorbell, footed, like, camera or anything like this. I already have this that's listening to me at all times. And I'm not going to do away with this. Right. I could go full rogue and get a. Like a flip phone or something, but I need this to scroll, so I can't. And I just operate under the notion that we have no privacy anymore. Someone could be filming you at all times. Someone like, it's. And that's no way to live. We live in a free country, and I just feel like we truly are letting the robots take over. Chat is on the analog security system board. Nice. They make them really tiny and like 9 millimeter, 10 millimeter, 12 gauge. Can't go wrong. Can't go wrong. With that kind of security, that data doesn't get sent anywhere. Right, right. No, it's great. It's great. All right. Sydney Sweeney rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange alongside the American Eagle Outfitters CB CEO yesterday watch. Good for sydney. Good for Sydney. And American Eagle. Love to see it. And she's dressed, of course, in her good jeans. Right. Which just goes to show you. And there's all the clapping and everything. Liberal outrage is not real. They would like to think that because Sydney Sweeney is MAGA coded. MAGA adjacent. Maybe Voted for Trump, but, like, won't come out and say it. She doesn't give in to the cancel culture mob. She doesn't give into the left wing media narratives that she's in her flop era. It's not true. The liberals want you to believe that brands don't want to touch her. She. She's not successful. Again, couldn't be further from the truth. She's as booked and busy as ever. She was in Euphoria. She was in certain other things too. I think she was in Sharp Objects before Euphoria. And I watched that and I. It was an HBO show or like a miniseries, and I watched that because I read the book and I just saw. Because I was looking up all the stuff that Sydney Sweeney was in and I didn't realize that she was in it. This was. Must have been before she was famous. I was in college, so I didn't really know her. No, not Euphoria. Sharp Objects. And then she got really, really big when she played Cassie in Euphoria. And then she was in White Lotus. She was in Christie. She was in the Housemaid. She was in Anyone but you. She is in the new Devil Wears Prada reboot. So she. She's not being canceled. Despite the left's efforts to convince people that Sydney Sweeney is not hot and successful. And honestly, the liberals are not doing a very good job. Let me just check again. Yes, Sydney Sweeney's hot. She's still hot. She still has good genes. She's still successful. It's not working. The psyop's not working. Right. And the brand behind the American Eagle ad that sparked all of this uproar invited her to. To. Yeah, Again, clown makeup. Yeah. The first stage is City Sweetie is really not that hot. I'm putting on. I'm putting on my clown makeup. Hold on. The white stages. City Sweetie is not that hot. Then it's like. And she's maga, so we hate her. And. Yeah, you're a clown. You're a clown. Just a clown. So like I was saying, the American Eagle is the. They're the company that had the good genes ad. They were behind the ad. And that was where all of the outrage began. Right. And it was so successful, they invited her back because Cancel Culture failed. They invited her to open the opening bell, to ring the opening bell with them because she was part of their success. Business was booming thanks to that ad. The jeans sold out, stock is up, Libs are angry, Life is good. I want to talk about this Nancy Guthrie thing before we go into scrolling time just because the search for Nancy enters the 10th day. And we got some updates yesterday. The FBI said that it is not aware that the suspected kidnappers are communicating with the Guthrie family anymore because again, two ransom notes have were sent to TMZ and also to a local Tucson news station. And in those ransom notes, there were two deadlines. One was last week, one was yesterday at 5pm and both of those deadlines have now passed. And I saw a video. Harvey Levin was looking into this because TMZ was one of the outlets that got this ransom deadline. And they looked up the address of the bitcoin. Like, the bitcoin address. Like, if the Guthrie family was. Were to have paid the ransom money, they would have been able to see it in this address. And Harvey Levin said no money has been deposited. So it seems like as of yesterday and by that deadline, the family did not pay anything. And according to the FBI, I guess they're not speaking with these abductors, Potential abductors anymore. And now Savannah is asking the public for help. Watch this. Hi there, everybody. I wanted to come on and just share a few thoughts as we enter into another week of this nightmare. I just want to say, first of all, thank you so much for all of the prayers and the love that we have felt, my sister and brother and I, and that our mom has felt, because we believe that somehow, some way, she is feeling these prayers and that God is lifting her. Even in this moment and in this darkest place, we believe our mom is still out there. Well, I'm just gonna say the. I guess the unpopular opinion, but I think after 10 days and no one paid any ransom, again, we don't even know if these ransom notes were legitimate or not. 10 days without medication at 84 years old, probably not looking good. I. I hate to say that I don't want that to be true, but I just don't think that it's looking good right now. Asking the public for help. I feel like anyone who knew anything probably would have called the police by now. I don't know if this video is going to get someone to call in, like, oh, yeah, I saw her, but I didn't think to call over the last 10 days. I don't know. Maybe I'm just being cynical and rude. I don't mean to be rude. I'm just trying to be a realist here. I just don't know how much the public can help at this point. But, I mean, any little tip could help and. And potentially bring her home if she is if she is alive. But just very odd story. Very, very odd. Let's get into scrolling time. All right. This video is proof that ICE protesters will quite literally clap for anyone and anything so long as they perceive you to be on their side. Until you're not. Watch. I was not planning on speaking, so thank you so much. Hi. Hello, everyone. How are we doing? Yes. All right. I am here today. My name is Charlie Wilcox, and all I have to say is that we are in a place that is the place. Yeah. Look at the uncooked salmon. I would love to eat the uncooked salmon. Yeah. I have some pickled sphincter. I eat the pickled sphincter. Goodbye. What did I do wrong? You need to leave. Yeah. So I thought this was funny for a lot of reasons, but I thought it was funny because at first they're with him. He says, I am Charlie Wilcox, and today is the day of days. We're in a place that is the place. Yeah. This is the place. That is the place. Full, full blown Kamala moment. If that isn't a direct Kamala Harris quote, it could be, right? Just the passage of time is time and time passing. That would be funnier if all of them were direct Kamala quotes. And he just got on the mic and said it. Oh, I know. That would have been perfect. Well, it would have, like, awakened them, like sleeper cells. They would have just been like, we're voting for you. Ukraine is a small country. Next. Russia is a big country. Yeah. And they're next to each other, and one is bigger than the other one. And that's bad. And that's bad. And one is overtaking the other one. And that's mean of them. That's just a little mean. Anyway, so he's talking about, you know, salmon and uncooked salmon and pickled sphincter or something like that. Whatever he's saying, you know, they're clapping along and then they start to realize, oh, wait, this guy's actually not on our team. So now we're no longer with him. Now we're going to. It's so funny. Like, the clapping seals turned into the angry mob very quickly. But, yeah, just if anyone's bored this weekend, get a. Get a megaphone, go to a protest and just mess with them. But we all have lives and jobs and families, and we go to church and we have things to do, so probably not. All right, this next video, this is a teacher. A teacher who isn't so smart. Watch this. All right, let's go. All right, all right. I got bored. And then I saw somebody on Instagram. They threw up a boiling pot of water in the air. And then the visuals from the pot, like the steam was all over them. And they had a good Instagram picture from it. I'm gonna try to find it. I'm trying to find it, but y' all gonna see the vision. Y' all can see the vision. I tried like two or three times. It looked dope the first couple of times, but I deleted them. It wasn't that nice. So we're gonna do it. We're gonna do it. I'm so excited. So excited. So excited. Hold on. Here's the boiling pot of water. As hot as I can get it. It's hot as like. Y' all gonna see the vision. Y' all can see the vision. Tough. Mind you. Mind you, tough. Where's my shoe? Where's my shoe? You've got to be kidding me. If you have a boiling pot of water, what would make you want to. Even if it does freeze midair, even if you could get it to freeze midair, it has to be the right temperature and all this stuff. Why? For the sick Instagram pic. Right, For. For social media, for clicks, for clout. But again, this is embarrassing because this guy is a teacher. I went to his profile and he is a teacher. I don't know what he teaches. I hope. Hopefully not science and physics and all that, because that would be thermodynamics. Yeah, I hope not. I hope not. But I did find that pretty funny. He was also joking about. I mean, I think if you do something this stupid and then you continue to post it on social media, it's self deprecating. Like, you know that you're gonna get hate for it, but you also know that you're gonna get likes and clicks. And for that, I guess it's worth it. But yeah, I guess it's possible. Boiling water freezes instantly mid air when thrown in extreme cold, typically negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit. So again, do we think that this man was in negative 20 degree Fahrenheit? I don't think so. I don't think so. Quick Google search. Could have saved him a lot of burnt skin, I guess, but you know, these people aren't that smart. Anyway, Justin sent me this video and I thought it was funny. Watch. I don't have any illegal weapons. They're just undocumented firearms living in a sanctuary. No, they just don't have papers. It's okay. No guns are illegal on stolen land. A hundred percent. Nothing is illegal on stolen land. This is why laws don't matter. This is why we don't need jail. This is why cops are bad. You know, nothing matters anymore according to the left. So, yeah. And again, guns don't kill people. People kill people. But if guns aren't illegal on stolen land, then criminals are also not illegal on stolen land. Everyone. It is just a free for all. Nothing matters. Nothing matters. All right, this next one is. Well, you know, Target is funny. Target is always at the center of some kind of a controversy. Either they're being boycotted by Republicans or they're being boycotted by liberals for certain reasons, right? And they always try to play to both sides, right? If it's Pride Month. Pride Month, they're selling Pride Month stuff. They're selling chest binders for kids and rainbow stuff for kids, right? And then when it's the 4th of July, they're like, all right, we pissed off the MAGA people in June, but now it's July, so now it's our time to shine. We're going to sell you some America stuff. So, you know, they play to both sides, right? And honestly, they're trying to make money off of everyone, so it makes sense. It's smart. But now it's Black History Month, and Target partnered with apparently black creators and. And designers and visionaries to create actually, like, racist. Racist stuff. Like, this is just racist clothes and. And. And shit to buy. Watch. All right? Black History Month at Target. Pretty brown ting. It's a shirt. Who we talk. I said what? I said nothing. Like a sassy black woman to start the morning off. Oh, Afro picks and combs. Cool. Who would wear that? Bill Cosby's sweater. All right. Literally. Oh, roots the bag. All right. He is just in shock. He's as in shock as I am. If I went in there and I saw that, I would be like, who made this? Apparently black people made it. If the KKK made it, I'd be like, yeah. Like, I could see that. It's. It's blatantly racist. Just ridiculous. And they're trying to pander. And it's like, I don't understand why, you know, why is. Why is. Who would wear a sweater with Afro picks on it? Who is wearing a sweater with combs on it? Who was wearing Bill cosby Anything in 2026? I don't know. I'm sure people would buy the mug. I said what I said. I feel like people would buy that. And I. I'm sure there's, like, a white lady who would buy that too. But the other stuff, pretty brown ting on a shirt. I mean, I think that graphic T shirts are kind of lame anyway. I wouldn't really buy anything that had like a saying on it. But that's crazy. People in the chat saying that's just more division. That's why I don't shop at Target. This is racist. But, you know, love the bill. You love the Bill Cosby sweater. Someone, someone in the chat loves the Bill Cosby sweater. Someone said DEI department. Someone said Steve Urkel would wear it. Yeah, it's. It's crazy. All right. This last video, I thought it was funny. I'm just going to read some of the comments out to you, but this is if you're hungover in 1845, bro, how much did I spend last night? 10 cents. 10 cents. I mean, it is crazy to think, you know, how much did beer used to cost? I mean, you could, you could get a lot more drunk with a lot less money back in the day. Now, I mean, if you have a hundred dollar tab, I feel like that's, you know, maybe not beer, but if you're drinking other cocktails and stuff, that's easy. Easy to rack up a hundred dollars. And it just goes to show this inflation, this, this economy. Right. But I thought that the comment section was very funny. People said, bro, last night was an oil painting. Joking that, you know, last night was a movie. Like, we were so drunk. Last night was like a movie, but in 1845 they didn't have movies. It was, it was an oil painting. Gotta catch the pigeon before it reaches my ex. Meaning if you're drunk, you want to text your ex, you want to talk to the girl, you want to send the message to the guy, you're drunk, you've had the liquid courage to, to text the person. But back in 1845, no phones. So someone said last night was a fable. It was a fable. Dude, I can't believe I rode home last night. Could you get in trouble for drunk riding a horse, you think? Not back then, but I think you actually can now. Yes, I, I would assume now because everything's illegal now. And I mean, no one's illegal on stolen land. But also, you know, at the same time, I feel like you can get in trouble for anything now. But yeah, back in the day, I guess people just rode around drunk. I guess someone said, bro, I sent like three different love letters last night. And then, bro, imagine waking up hungover back then and there's no water anywhere. We are so lucky that we have water. In our fridges and you could have a nice cold water bottle right on your your nightstand and you don't have to go and you don't have to go to the well. You don't have to go get it yourself. It's just so nice. Dude, where's my chat? Said not if the horse knows how to get you home. I feel like they did my horse. Horse. P.S. i feel like positioning people could trust their horses back then to to take them home. Like slumped over on the horse riding home. I feel like I if I feel like people had trustworthy horses back then anyway, I just thought that was funny. Anyway, thank you for scrolling along with me. You can follow me on social media at Haley Karania. H a y L E Y C A R o N I A on X on Truth Social, Instagram and Tick Tock and I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Sa.