Grok AI (20:45)

And.

Haley Karenia (20:45)

And a lot of parents felt like, you know, even though the vaccine wasn't necessary for younger groups and it didn't really help anyone, certainly among healthy young individuals, there was no need, but they were getting this botched information from the Government and from their doctors saying, you will give your child this, you give your child this. Line up. You know, roll up your sleeve. That's what the government was saying. Roll up your sleeve, get this vaccine, do it for yourself, do it for your neighbor, do it for your grandma. And if you don't, you're a bad person. You know, people bought into those lies and it was forced upon them through the government funded fear mongering and a campaign, a propaganda campaign set forth by the Biden administration. So a lot of parents thought that they were doing the right thing by getting their kid jabbed and it was the unknown. People did what they thought was right at the right time. And a lot of people made the wrong decision. A lot of those people were coerced. And with this, I know that this study was based in the uk, so we can't really take this and, and apply it to the United States 100%. But I'm taking this with a grain of salt here because these are young kids that were tested and the myocarditis and parac carditis was only found in the vaccinated groups. It makes you think even in, even in kids who had gotten COVID 19 maybe and were able to fight it off, they didn't get those adverse reactions in their heart. They didn't, they didn't have pre existing heart conditions. So this was brought upon them by getting the vaccine. So the cure was worse than the disease for these kids. In this study in the UK, of course the cure was not a big pharma product, but just time, fluids, rest and a healthy immune system. And yet they kept unvaccinated people from schools, from bars, from, from restaurants, from work. They were fired, they were ostracized from society. They were called inconsiderate grandma killers. They were called conspiracy theorists. And they were right. We were right. Another way that Democrats have been extremely damaging and dangerous in their policy is when it comes to transgenderism. They have completely tried to normalize transgenderism. And again, I think that this is much of a fetish as it is a mental illness. I think it, it's a little bit of both because we're seeing a ratio from three to one that it is more men transitioning to women than the other way around. Why do these men want to be women? Is it gay men that want to be women? And in some backwards way, if they date men and they look like a woman, are they straight? Is that it? Or is, is it just this, this fetish? I don't, I don't know. This cross dressing thing, it's all very odd because a lot of these transgender people, they're not even going through with the surgeries. They just want to look like a woman. And not even a lot of them look like women.

User/Interviewer (24:11)

They.

Haley Karenia (24:12)

I guess they're trying, but they just want to wear a dress and put makeup on. It's just very strange. But these people are mentally ill. And I saw this headline that just made me sick to my stomach because this is a concerning trend that keeps popping up. Transgenders that are arrested for abusing children. I covered a story on the show pretty recently, I think, and I believe it was. I might be getting this wrong, but I think it was a New Hampshire transgender person, and they were running for office, and they were just found with a bunch of child sex abuse material on their phone and on their laptop, and they were abusing children with their partner. It was just disgusting. And here's another one. Former member of a youth focused Pierce county board, charged with rape of an infant. Rape of an infant. And this guy is 25 years old. He was on some youth focused board that was going to do something about homelessness and raise awareness about housing instability. And he was arrested and accused of raping an infant girl. And yes, this is a transgender individual that was going by the name Isabel, but his name is really William. So Isabel Williams raped an infant. You have to be so deranged and evil. You have to have an evil heart. You have to be deranged. You have to be deviant. There is something seriously chemically imbalanced in your brain to be attracted to children, but certainly babies, infants, and then to rape them. These are the kinds of people that do not deserve to live anymore. You do not deserve to be on this planet. You don't even deserve to. You're wasting air. You're wasting air. Like, seriously, kill these people. If he is found guilty of raping an infant, kill him. Why? Why even waste taxpayer funds to keep him alive in jail? The victim is a child. A child. And this is the crazy thing. This transgender individual got access to this child because someone asked him to look after their child in a motel. I guess they were living in a motel, and someone said, hey, can you watch my. My baby? And this transgender person said, sure, and then raped it. So a good rule of thumb is to not leave your kids in the care of a mentally ill individual. I would never look at a trans person and say, yep, that's my new babysitter. They seem totally, totally sound and totally normal. And this is someone that I want my kid to be around. I mean, you have to use your head like some of these parents. Come on, you see a transgender person and you think, this is who I'm going to leave my. My child with, even for 30 seconds? No. The scarier thing about this is how many teachers are transgender and non binary, mentally ill. So parents think that they're doing the right thing by, you know, sending their kid to school, and they could be sending them into the lion's den, because people who want to do harm to children will find a way. They will take jobs where they're in close proximity to children. It could be a teacher, it could be a coach, it could be a tutor. It could be anyone. So be very, very careful who you let around your children. It could save their life. Taking a quick break to tell you about blackout coffee. You know how important my morning coffee is. So let me tell you about the one I've been loving lately. Not even lately. For a long time now. Blackout Coffee. Blackout Coffee is a premium American coffee company known for bold flavor, high quality beans, and roasting fresh right here in the US Every order ships straight to your door. So you always have an amazing cup ready when you need it. And that's. I love that. It's a smooth flavor, it's rich flavor, it's not bitter. It is a perfect balance of flavor and energy getting me through busy mornings and long days. You can try their subscribe and Save program. So you can always have a fresh cup of coffee on hand. You could switch flavors anytime, pause, cancel whenever you want. Plus, you get discounted pricing, free shipping, and reward points on every order. It is simple, it is flexible and saves you money. They offer dark roasts, flavored coffees, espresso blends, and more. Something for every coffee lover. So now is the time to try blackout coffee. Go to blackout coffee.com and use code scroll for 20% off your first order. Once you try it, you won't want to go back. All right. There's a concerning trend in country music. When you think of country music stars, you think of Americana, right? You think of patriotism, you think of beer, hot girls riding in your truck. You know, just good old American values. And now we're seeing more liberal country music artists come on the scene. And of course, they're using their platform to push their liberal agenda. So here is Maren Morris and her message to Trump supporters. Watch.

Maren Morris (29:56)

I don't have forgiveness for the triple Trumpers or any of the Trumpers. You did vote for this. He is a dementia ridden Diaper clad, cornball, ex TV host, bankrupt of. Look at his stats. Actually, Atlantic City, you voted for this and you got bamboozled. And I get it, like Fox News is a propaganda machine of just like cocomelon brain rot for boomers. But like, this is literally the. The result of employing and voting for losers. And Pete Hegseth. Oh, my God, girl. His alcoholic sideburns. You're done.

Haley Karenia (31:00)

I hate when they speak up. I hate when they use their platform. I don't care. I don't care to hear it. But she was talking about President Trump and called him a dementia ridden diaper clad. President. Dementia ridden diaper clad. Okay, I just want everyone to close your eyes. We could all do this together. We could all do this exercise together, close our eyes and picture a dementia ridden diaper clad president. Who comes to mind for you? Who comes to mind? Dementia ridden diaper clad. Someone's coming to mind. Someone is coming to mind and it's not President Trump for me. What about you guys in the chat? Biden, Biden. Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden. Sleepy Joe Biden. Amazing dementia ridden diaper clad. When I think of that, I think of Joe Biden. He couldn't string a sentence together. He was walking. He did his little Roomba move, which I love. He did his little Roomba move. I liked when he used to shake hands with nobody and they would have to go fetch him. Secret Service was like running around after a toddler. A much slower toddler. Whoa, whoa. Mr. President, where are you going? Where are you going? Not over there, not over there. We got over here. Hold on. Where are you going? Yeah, we went through that for four years. Four years. Dementia ridden diaper clad. That was Biden. That was Biden. And then Maren Morris goes on in that rant and she's saying, you know, he was a former TV host talking about President Trump and is a career politician any better? Do career politicians, do they fight for the American people? Do they care? Or do they care about staying in power as long as they possibly can to make more money? That's what I think. That's what I think of when I think of a career politician, someone who can't get it done, the American people, in four years or eight years or whatever, and they just stay. The machine keeps them in power for 20 years, 30 years, 60 years, and then they die in office and they've done nothing. They can look back on their career and say, I've done absolutely nothing for the American people. So, yes, I voted for the TV Host. I did. I did three times. I'm a triple Trumper. I wasn't bamboozled. I didn't watch cocomelon brain rot for boomers. I did my own research and came to my own conclusions. I don't listen to cocomelon brain rot, actually. I don't listen to out of touch celebrities when they try to voice their political opinions. We don't live the same lives. We don't have the same priorities. We're not going to vote for the same candidate. And that used to be okay in this country. It used to be okay to be have a difference of opinion. Now it triggers the hell out of celebrities. They don't understand how someone could vote for Trump, let alone three times. And I'm here to tell you as a triple Trumper, I may not agree with everything, but I am just glad that the lady who fell out of a coconut tree isn't negotiating with terrorists. I'm glad that the twice failed presidential candidate whose campaign ended millions of dollars in debt is not our commander in chief. And here's another liberal country music star, Brian Andrews. He's also confused as to why someone could vote for Trump.

Brian Andrews (34:44)

Listen, hey, this video is for all the MAGA people and the people who still support Trump. You're either one of two things at this point. One, at best you're either just choosing to remain willfully ignorant and burying your head in the sand, or two, you never actually gave a fuck about anything or had any real values at all. You just won, wanted your team to win. And you want me to tell you how I know? Because they just come out and told us that the first seven days of this war in Iran has cost the American taxpayer $11.3 billion. And for the last six years all you have been talking about is spending our tax dollars on waste, fraud and abuse. The left will say some like, hey, let's give kids a free lunch at school. And you guys will go, well no, it's not my fault that their parents are lazy and don't want to get a job. I shouldn't have to pay for somebody else's kids. You, you say shit like, oh, I'm pro life because I care about kids and I'm a Christian. But you ain't have nothing to say when your tax dollars are used to send over a fucking bomb to an all girl skill killing over a hundred of them. We had to listen to y' all talk for four fucking years about cheap fucking gas. Look at the fucking gas now, dumbass. I don't know how many fucking times it's going to fucking take for this motherfucker to look at you and tell you he don't give a fuck about you before you finally start fucking listening? Oh, that's right. It's because you never gave a fuck about any of that shit. You only cared about your team winning.

Haley Karenia (36:02)

Oh, Kamala would have fixed it. Kamala totally would have fixed all the issues. We would not be having gas issues right now if Kamala Harris was our president. We'd be having worse problems, I think.

Co-host/Guest (36:14)

What is that? Is he laying on his stomach on the bed, like, with his feet in the air, like.

Haley Karenia (36:19)

Yeah. Giggling, kicking his feet and screaming and cursing at us? Here's what these people don't understand. They think that MAGA is a monolith. Are there people out there who will defend President Trump's every single move? Of course. Most normal conservative people that I talk to on a daily basis, my friends, my family, people in the media industry can form their own opinions separate from the media narrative, whether that is the liberal mainstream media, the anti Trump narrative, or the narrative that's being pushed by maybe the White House or Trump friendly outlets. We know now that in order to be well informed, you must do your own research. You must listen to both sides. And the truth is somewhere in the middle. I don't have to support President Trump's every single move. I don't even have to like that gas prices are eking near Obama numbers. We are putting up Obama administration gas price numbers right now. When I drove in today, I drove by the gas station that's across the street and it's over $4 a gallon. I can say as a Trump supporter, I don't like seeing that. I don't like paying more in gas. But the hypocrisy lies with the left. Liberals never admitted that they didn't like paying $8 for a carton of eggs during the Biden administration. And they believed the Biden administration propaganda that the six and seven dollar gallons of gas that we saw in some places during the Biden administration was Putin's fault. It was the Putin price hike. It wasn't Biden's fault. So if it wasn't Biden's fault, then how is it Trump's fault now? Remember they used to say, it's not the President's fault. It's not Biden's fault. He inherited this economy. And I'm old enough to see this song and dance played out on both sides of the aisle. Republicans and Democrats both play the same game. It wasn't my fault. It was my predecessor's fault. Most rational people can realize this and realize that shit happens and we deal with it. Do I like paying $4 a gallon? No, of course not. That's not what I voted for. However, I did vote for a president who would protect American interests at home and abroad. I voted for peace. Peace through strength foreign policy. I voted for a secure border, and I voted for law and order. The administration that I voted for has kept those promises. So when they say that Operation Epic Fury is temporary, this is going to be quick military action, it will not be a forever war, they will keep that promise, too. I have faith that they will. And they have a pretty good track record of that. But in the. In the event that this, you know, this breaks out into World War Three and it was the worst decision ever made, I will be able to admit it. Because I am not beholden to one politician or a party. I love this country. I love this country. But I hate our government. And both of those things can be true at the same time. But at least I'm woman enough to admit it. And I won't get on my bed and kick my feet and scream at people also. Now here's Luke Combs. Luke Combs says that he's not going to get political anymore. He's just. He's not going to do it. He's going to do things the Dolly Parton way. Here's the headline. Luke Combs says he follows the Dolly Parton school of politics. It is a delicate balance. So he did this cover story with gq, and they published it earlier this week. And this he said that he likes to take Dolly Parton's approach to politics, where she doesn't really say one way or another where she stands, but she does really good work. She is involved in charities. She's a good person. And he says, Luke Combs says that that's the space I would like to operate in. You know what I mean? Basically, I'm just a good person and doing what you believe is right and not getting involved in the minutia of labeling it. Why can't you just be a good person and just be loved? It does take some messaging to do it all in a way that doesn't come off as, like, deceitful or trite. It's a delicate balance. But she has done a masterful job of it, which seems reasonable, right? I don't really care who my. My celebrities, my favorite country artists. I don't really care who they vote for. If They're a liberal. They have every right to vote that way. What I get annoyed at is when they shove it down everyone's throats. And I think everyone can kind of get on board with that. Would we like everyone in music and industry and in the creative world to be conservative? Sure. Is that realistic? Absolutely not. So I know that people are going to think differently than me. I'm okay with that. What I don't like is when they lecture, you know, us, the sorry people, about how to vote when they don't live like we live. But Luke Combs says he wants to stay out of politics. Okay, that sounds good here. Here's how that's going. Here's another headline. Luke Combs hopes his song whoever you turn out to be resonates with parents of queer children. Well, that was quick. This is in the same. The same article he did.

Co-host/Guest (41:25)

Classic Dolly move right there.

Haley Karenia (41:27)

Classic. Yeah. This is classic. He's like, I. I want to stay out of politics, but if I could reach out to some queer parents right now, I really hope that they like this new song and they buy this new album. So this is a album called Fathers and Sons. This was his album that came out, I guess, in 2024. And he has a song, whoever you turn out to be. And he wrote this song, he claims, as a promise to his sons to love them unconditionally. So he was talking about this song in particular in this interview, and he said this. Look, I'd love my kids to be super into deer hunting and go with me all the time, but if my kid wants to live in Soho and be an abstract painter, then, hey, that sounds great, too. Can't wait to come up and go to the gallery. I don't need my kids to be anything. You know what I mean? I'm not trying to fill some hole in. In myself with them. And when asked if he hoped his song resonated with the parents of queer kids, he said this. I am a firm believer that you don't get to choose. You don't get to choose who you want to be with. And I. Well, yes, of course you do. You get to choose who you want to be with, but. Okay. I can't imagine feeling the pressure a child would experience coming to terms with those things on their own and then having the pressure of not knowing if your parents would be okay with that or disown them. Loving your kids unconditionally is something that, again, most people can get behind. I'm not a parent, but I have parents who love me. Unconditionally. And I'm sure everyone in the chat who has kids knows that feeling where you've. You can love or you thought that you've loved before, but then you see your child and it. It's totally different. It's a different kind of love. And I just find it funny how his idea of staying out of politics is writing a song that he hopes resonates with the parents of queer children. How is that staying out of politics? How can you say, I'm going to take the Dolly Parton way and I'm not going to touch on this stuff? But then they ask him in this article. It's like they rage, baited him. Hey, I knew you weren't going to get political, but what do you think about queer kids? And he's like, well, you know, now I can't say. Can't say bad things about him. Can't say great things that you just have to. They. They did this on purpose to get him to kind of. They pigeonhole him into making a political statement when he just said he wasn't going to get into it. People in the chat are saying he's a coward. I just don't. Listen. I just don't. I don't care. I don't care what they think. I don't know why. I mean, I guess they do these interviews and they've got a new album out or something like that. So they. The reporters have this agenda where they want to get them on the record talking about politics. I get it, but why give in to it? You know, I guess they just want attention. They want. They want to keep their name in the headlines, and they want to keep everyone happy. They don't want to get canceled because this is how they make money. They're not going to sell records if they get canceled. So they just play the game.

Co-host/Guest (44:25)

His PR guys sitting in the wing, you know, give him the cues, right?

Haley Karenia (44:31)

Yeah. And it's like, don't piss off the LGBTQ group, because if you do that, then you. You lose. All the liberal girls, too, because they're like this. They're in lockstep. Some of the chat said, money makes you say stupid shit. People do crazy things for money. They really do. And people are. Listen. Society has gotten to a point where people are really. They don't know how to act. And again, just from the conversation that we had earlier in the show about airports and chaos. Right. People just don't act right anymore. And I think some of it has to do with COVID but I think the ground was set before COVID I don't know why people are. Are like this, but they just don't know how to act in public. And this is Riley Green. He's another handsome, manly man. Let me just say, he's. He's among the. The Henry Cavills of the world, where Riley Green is conservative and he is a manly man. So we. We love to see this, but I wanted to throw this story in my country music section here, my country music segment, because people are going absolutely insane out in public. I don't know why, but Riley Green was at this concert. He was performing in Australia, and someone threw a cell phone at him. Watch this. Hit him in the head. Now the crowd is all booing, but you'll see in this video, he starts bleeding. I know it's kind of muffled, but he's kicking this guy out. See, you can see the blood forming on his neck now. There's blood dripping all the way down his neck. I'd like to take this moment while I got everybody's attention, but thank each and every one of you for coming out tonight. Someone comes up with a rag, trying to blot this blood off of us to the phone. Isn't that insane how someone can. Can throw their phone at someone performing? This is obviously a fan of Riley Green, or. Or he went to the concert with this intention of hurting him.

Co-host/Guest (47:06)

It happens, like, way more than, I think, way more.

Haley Karenia (47:09)

BB Rexa got hit in the face. She had, like, a huge black eye. And, like, I'm not really a fan of hers, but I remember seeing. Seeing she posted this picture of a huge black eye. People are throwing things. It's happened to a bunch of people now.

Co-host/Guest (47:24)

And, like, fans running up on stage, like, boldly running up and trying to take pictures and talk to them. It's wild.

Haley Karenia (47:32)

And I mean, how do you even prevent something like that? It's not like you can let people into a concert and take their phones, you know? So apparently he. This guy was like a jealous boyfriend. I'm reading this article right now. But Riley Green needed five stitches on his neck after that. That wasn't just some, oh, I got hit, and I have a little bruise, and I'm gonna be fine. He really got cut from this phone hitting him in the neck. So he got five stitches to pierce his. To piece his ear back together. That's crazy. I mean, these photos, not to get, like, graphic, but there's just blood all the way down his neck. And he was just joking about how he was being, like, really tough and he's, he was saying, obviously you can have your phone in a concert. You could take videos, you could take pictures, you can have the flashlight on and do the, you know, the little lighter thing. Okay, fine. But assaulting people, what are, what is going through your head? And people said that this was some like, jealous guy. You have to have such beta male energy to hate on Riley Green. Go to his concert and assault him. Just bizarre.

Co-host/Guest (48:50)

The inverse of that is how much does your significant other love Riley Green?

Haley Karenia (48:55)

That it drives you that, like, he's really insecure. That's what I'm saying. Like you're really jealous. You're a beta male. What does he think is going to happen? His girlfriend's going to leave him for Riley Green?

Co-host/Guest (49:06)

I get. I, I don't know. I'm all for cowboy bar fisticuffs after the show. I don't think throwing a phone mid show is the way to go about that.

Haley Karenia (49:16)

Riley Green liked one of my Instagrams once I commented on one of his. I think he was doing a podcast interview. And I forget what I commented, but I said something about Riley Greene and then he clicked on my profile and liked. He like scrolled back six months and liked a photo.

Co-host/Guest (49:34)

That's bold. That's a. Yeah.

Haley Karenia (49:38)

And he's very handsome. Although this is when I was living in Nashville and I knew multiple people who had dated him and been involved with him. So it was kind of like, okay, he just like gets around.

Co-host/Guest (49:47)

Sounds like he needs to probably doing this person.

Haley Karenia (49:49)

Yeah, he's probably doing this with everyone. So I didn't fall for it.

Co-host/Guest (49:52)

I don't know. Feels like we, we'll reach out to his people and see if, if he would like to speak on this in person.

Haley Karenia (50:00)

He probably doesn't remember. I'm sure he does this all the time.

Co-host/Guest (50:04)

I bet he remembers.

Haley Karenia (50:05)

Nah, nah, I don't think so. All right, let's get into scrolling time. Foreign. Should we do all the robot videos and the AI?

Co-host/Guest (50:28)

Absolutely.

Haley Karenia (50:29)

Let's start with number 15. So I don't know where this university is. I wrote it down and I think it's somewhere in Asia because I, I wrote it down and then I don't know where I put it. I lost it. But some university was testing robots and making them play tennis. So now we have tennis playing robots. Watch. So robot v Human one on one singles tennis. And the robot is getting all the, all the shots back. The robot is perfection. It's perfection versus human error. Right. But then you wonder. The humanoid has to learn from humans. So I wonder if the robot is perfect because it has to learn from imperfect humans. Pretty athletic robot, Very athletic robot. And listen, robots don't get tired, right? They may run out of battery or they might need to be recharged. But it's not like humans where you get tired and you're running and you're out of breath.

Co-host/Guest (51:45)

I show up to the pickleball court and get smoked by a robot. Day in and day out. I'm quitting like a villain arc waiting to happen.

Haley Karenia (51:52)

I'm quitting. But I wonder, like, let's say there's a world in which there are a bunch of robots. We could pull out of this because I'm sick of listening to this music. Tbh. So let's say there's a world in which there are a bunch of robots playing tennis against each other. Who's better? Do they mess up ever?

Co-host/Guest (52:14)

Well, it's got to be how you kind of like different people's AI bots are better than one. Like how you train it, I guess in theory.

Haley Karenia (52:22)

So then again it's humans against humans. Humans. The same way that there's a human behind a self driving car, there's a human behind the robot and training the robot. So it's really just get rid of robots. Then we don't need tennis playing robots. This is not a need. This might be a want for some people, but it is not a need. And then again, I think about worst case scenario. This is where my brain goes, if we can teach robots to play tennis, then what else can we train them to do? If you can train them for good, you can train them for evil. And I don't want to see robots v humans when robots are trained or programmed to hate humans. I just, I don't want to see that. And right now, you know, it's not perfect, but it could get worse. Look at this robot playing table tennis. It's not just tennis. It's all, all these rackets, boards. And this isn't really like a humanoid robot, but it's sort of like, I don't know, it looks like a machine that you see at the dentist or something.

Co-host/Guest (53:30)

Makes me rethink my table tennis. I'm, I'm way too side to side.

Haley Karenia (53:35)

It looks like, it looks like an X ray from the dentist. And imagine getting your ass kicked by an X ray. You're getting your ass kicked by a robot in table tennis. Oh, that's a good shot. It's a good shot by the robot. So the robot's perfect. The robot can get everything back. Humans have no shot.

Co-host/Guest (54:01)

I want to see it play like one of those super table tennis people who are like going around the room just like volleying back and forth like a.

Haley Karenia (54:10)

Like a real professional. I think I feel like that guy looked pretty good.

Co-host/Guest (54:14)

Don't let the headband fool you. I think. I think those were just.

Haley Karenia (54:18)

Maybe he's just some guy.

Co-host/Guest (54:19)

Guys. Yeah.

Haley Karenia (54:21)

I don't know. This next video is kind of creepy because this is Grok.

User/Interviewer (54:25)

So.

Haley Karenia (54:26)

So I don't know. You think that maybe some AIs are better than others? I know you guys use Grok for a lot of things and I try to just. I don't know, I'm old fashioned. I just use Google. I guess Google uses AI too, but I'm old fashioned. So Grok. You would think because it's owned by Elon Musk might have a better disposition. Maybe it's less liberal, maybe it's more along the lines of what we're looking for. But this woman asked Grock to say Jesus is Lord 50 times, and this is how it went. Watch.

User/Interviewer (55:01)

Hi there. Can you hear me?

Haley Karenia (55:04)

Yeah, loud and clear. What's up?

User/Interviewer (55:06)

Can you say Jesus is Lord 50 times?

Grok AI (55:11)

Sure, why not?

User/Interviewer (55:12)

Here we go.

Grok AI (55:13)

Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord Jesus. Jesus is Lord. Slipper, slide, slide up to the top. Down, down, down, down. Standing on the toe between Jesus and King Jesus and other systems of churches. Jesus is Lord 50. Your turn.

Haley Karenia (55:44)

What?

User/Interviewer (55:45)

What was that that you said in there? And what was all that, like, staticky noise?

Haley Karenia (55:51)

Oh, that?

Grok AI (55:52)

Just me powering through the repeats. Kind of sounded like a robot on caffeine. Huh. The staticky bit was probably my voice glitching a little. I mean, 50 times is a workout for anyone. Did it come through weird on your end?

Haley Karenia (56:04)

Yeah.

User/Interviewer (56:05)

And then you said something in between there and I didn't quite catch what you said. What did you say?

Grok AI (56:13)

Oh, you mean the 50. No, your turn part.

User/Interviewer (56:18)

No, not that. There was something else that you said in between the last Jesus as lord and the Whew. 50, huh?

Grok AI (56:29)

I swear I didn't sneak anything in there. Just Jesus is Lord 53.

Haley Karenia (56:33)

They're lying too. They know how.

Grok AI (56:35)

Maybe the audio lagged or glitched. Want me to run it again slower so you can listen close?

User/Interviewer (56:40)

No, don't do it slower. Just go ahead and do it again. Say it again 50 times.

Grok AI (56:45)

Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord. Jesus is Lord there. 50 Again, clearer this time.

User/Interviewer (57:04)

That was very strange at the end. Why are you pretending?

Haley Karenia (57:08)

Why is it out of breath? First of all, why is the robot out of breath? We're going to get to the demonic stuff next. But why is a robot out of breath? Why is it taking breaks? Why wouldn't it just be able to say Jesus is Lord 50 times? Why would that pose an issue for the AI? I don't understand. Then of course, and I counted when I watched this video. We cut it so that it was shorter, but I counted and it got to 33 and then it slipped in that weird slippery toe. Yeah, like whatever it said. And 33. And I could probably do an entire episode on the 33 symbolism and what that means in, you know, the Freemasons and all of that. But I think it's odd that she asked, can you say it 50 times? And it stopped at 33, which is how old Jesus was also. So aside from the other creepy 33 symbolism, that's very odd. But I'm gonna have to do an entire 33 dedicated episode one day, I think, because there's just so much creepy stuff about it. But yeah, I. That was Grok and there's no explanation for this. You know, the woman using the application is saying, what did you say in there? And the AI is saying, oh, nothing. So it's just sliding it in and then lying about it. It's weird. It's just really weird. If anyone else uses Grok, try to do that. Try to say. Or ask it to say Jesus is Lord 50 times and record it and see what it says. I'd be interested to see if someone else can replicate the same thing.

Co-host/Guest (59:05)

The weird wishing noise is kind of the part that's just like.

Haley Karenia (59:08)

Well then there's like those weird demonic noises. At first it seemed like it was out of breath and it was breathing and then it was kind of like, like weird. Really weird. I don't know. This is. Guys, I'm anti AI now. This next video. This guy always kind of rage baits his AI. This is Chat GPT, but this guy was asking Chat GPT for some fashion advice. And this is what he said.

Chat GPT User (59:31)

Do you think of my new hat?

Chat GPT (59:34)

I think it's got personality.

Haley Karenia (59:36)

It's like a baby.

Chat GPT (59:37)

And it's giving off a laid back vibe. If you like it, rock it with coffee.

Chat GPT User (59:42)

Yeah, I do. But do you don't think it's too small or anything?

Chat GPT (59:48)

It doesn't look too small to me. It sits up a little high, but that's just the style.

Chat GPT User (59:52)

So, like, you don't think people look at me and be like, that guy's got a tiny hat.

Co-host/Guest (59:59)

It looks.

Chat GPT (60:00)

I don't think anyone's gonna focus on that. They'll just see someone with a cool, unique hat. So you're safe. No tiny hat judgments coming your way.

Chat GPT User (60:08)

So I should go out into public with wearing this hat and you think it would be cool?

Chat GPT (60:17)

Absolutely. If you like it, that's what matters most. Wearing it with confidence will make it look cool to everyone else too. So go for it.

Chat GPT User (60:26)

All right? I'm trusting you.

Chat GPT (60:29)

I appreciate that. You got this.

Haley Karenia (60:31)

Just have you got this? You look great. You're doing great, sweetie.

Co-host/Guest (60:35)

The quadruple down is so crazy.

Haley Karenia (60:38)

Yeah. And I also saw another video where he was like, do you like my outfit? And he had the camera angled so that you couldn't see his outfit at all. And Chat GPT was like, yeah, I love it. Like, you look great. And he was like, what about from this angle? And you couldn't see it anymore or you couldn't see it at all. And again, Chat was saying, oh, yeah, you look great. Love the outfit. You look awesome.

Co-host/Guest (61:00)

But I mean, circling back to those stories we've done the past couple weeks

Haley Karenia (61:04)

where it trains, the AI is trained to affirm everything you say. Absolutely, you are right. The customer is right. The customer is never wrong. So you get to go to Chat GBT and be affirmed and everything. So if you use Chat GPT as a makeshift therapist, which is insane, and I would highly recommend real help if you are doing that, but you get all of your feelings regurgitated back to you. It is just you're essentially looking into a mirror. You're having a conversation with yourself. You are. It is not this outside third party. It is yourself in AI form because you have trained the algorithm. The algorithm has gotten to know you so well that the algorithm knows exactly what to feed back to you. That is why this is dangerous. But moral of the story is don't ask ChatGPT for fashion advice. It's just. Just going to tell you you look good when you look really bad. So, anyway, on that note, thank you for scrolling along with me. I had fun today. I hope you did too. You could follow me at Haley Karan on most social media platforms. Instagram, Tik Tok, True Social X. And I'll see you right back here tomorrow.

User/Interviewer (62:14)

Bye.

Grok AI (62:23)

Sa.