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Dems Take Credit For Ceasefire, Blame Trump - Hayley Caronia (Ep.155)
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In this episode of Nightly Scroll: Typhoon flooding hits Alaska, CNN’s Amanpour apologizes for grossly biased reporting of Israeli hostages, Dems take credit for Trump’s ceasefire deal, Alec Baldwin gets in trouble again & more
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Hello and welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Carnea. Thank you for joining me tonight. You might be watching on X, you might be watching on Facebook, but this is your reminder to come on over and watch on rumble.com Haley. That'll bring you to the Bongino Report channel where you should be already subscribed. But if you're not, come on over and subscribe. That is where you can watch the show in full and you don't want to miss a second of it. So thank you for joining me. Of course, you can listen later on on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, but here's what we have on deck for tonight. President Trump has awarded Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor and it is well deserved. We're going to get into that. Also, CNN reporter Christiane Amanpour apologizes after making insensitive comments about the Israeli hostages having better treatment than people in Gaza. Also, all of the Democrats came out with statements on the ceasefire. Some of them thanked Trump. Most didn't. Also, Alec Baldwin crashes his wife's Range Rover in East Hampton. He told his side of the story. Dash cam footage tells another side of the story. So we're going to watch it and we're going to go through it together and we're going to get into the scrolling time that I had planned for you yesterday. We didn't get to. So all of that coming up on Nightly Scroll. President Trump has posthumously awarded Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom today, which would have been his 32nd birthday, which is just so tragic to think that he's just a few months older than I am and the fact that he has gone so young and so soon and leaves his family behind, I, I know we all know this, but it's just so tragic to be reminded of just how young he was and how soon he was taken from us. And just to think of all of the things that he has done in his life and the impact that a 31 year old had on this world is incredible. I mean, it is nothing short of a miracle. What he was able to do with Turning Point usa, the movement that he started and the movement that is going to continue thanks to everything that he put forth in his life. It's just really wonderful. And Erica Kirk, of course, his widow, attended the ceremony at the White House alongside national leaders supporters and received the award on Charlie's behalf. And President Trump spoke obviously at that ceremony. Here's what he had to say.
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One month after Charlie's death, we still feel the terrible shock and the pain of his loss. Like just about nobody I can think of. Charlie Kirk was one of a kind. He was unstoppable, and he really was. Boy, when he had an idea in his head, oh, he was. He would call me, sir, please, you haven't done it yet, said Charlie. Relax. Just relax. He didn't relax. He'd call me the next day again, got it done. But he was, like, indomitable and always will be. He's really irreplaceable. Nobody can replace him, but they're going to do great. But you can't replace that kind of person and that kind of talent. Frankly, the word talent is an important word, but that kind of talent. So we hold his memory in our hearts forever. Every single day of this administration. We will continue to carry out the mission for which he lived. And he really did. He lived for this country. He lived for his wife and his family, but he lived for this country, too. In Charlie's honor, we will continue like we have been, to fight, fight, fight. And to win, win, win. We're going to win so much.
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Well, Charlie would have wanted that. So happy heavenly birthday to Charlie Kirk. 32 years old today, and his legacy certainly lives on. I think he'd be very stoked about the all American halftime show that Turning Point USA is putting on and all of these events that are still taking place on college campuses. What he started is not going to be finished now that he is gone. It is just getting started. So I think everyone at Turning Point is making Charlie and Erica very proud of. I also want to talk about the typhoon that hit Alaska, mostly because I was scrolling on TikTok last night and a lot of Alaska residents were coming up on my for you page and they were saying, no one's talking about this. No one in the mainstream media is talking about this. People are displaced and it's so horrible. And I thought, okay, well, fine, I'm in the new media, I'll talk about it. And it is tragic. One person has been found dead. Two are missing still. In western Alaska, a typhoon, Typhoon Ha Long brought hurricane force winds. A typhoon is a hurricane, but in that part of the region, that's what it's called. And there was storm surges, floodwaters, and people's homes were completely swept away. And Alaska state troopers said that at least 51 people and two dogs were rescued in Kipnuk. And I'm going to botch this, but we literally looked up the pronunciation minutes before the show started. And of course I want to ruin it. Quigilling gok hopefully that suffices. But these are the two towns that have been completely ravaged by the storm. And obviously they saw this storm surge that. And now a thousand people have been displaced in these towns, which is just horrible. You know, we, we, we talked about, and the media covered so much the floodwaters in Texas and the floodwaters in eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina that happened. And it just, I feel like this storm is not getting the same coverage that the other ones have. And they should. I mean, this is horrific. And certainly a loss of a life is, is horrible, right? The, in Texas and in, you know, in the south, this, there was more, more deaths, more destruction, longer to pick up the pieces, right? So maybe that has something to do with the fact that there was more media coverage, but certainly, you know, we have to cover this when it hits any part of the country. And I just feel for, you know, our fellow Americans there, it's just so tragic. So our prayers are with the fellow Americans who are struggling and also with the first responders who are carrying out those rescue missions and, you know, picking up the pieces, like I said. Also, an update from the Middle east, of course. President of the United States yesterday signed a historic peace deal alongside Middle east leaders, announcing a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, also announcing the return of hostages on both sides. But this ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is fragile. The IDF said earlier today that troops opened fire on Palestinians and they killed five Palestinians after they say that these Palestinians violated terms of the ceasefire agreement. So the IDF said that several suspects were crossing this yellow line. They approached IDF troops in northern Gaza and they said that this violates the agreement. The five people approached and the IDF apparently tried to tell these people to put distance between them, to not come closer. These suspects refused to comply, and IDF soldiers opened fire on them and killed them. But, you know, while President Trump. And not to mention. So the IDF says that a Palestinian civil defense spokesperson has denied that claim, saying that the five people that were killed were within the safe zone yellow area. So, again, while President Trump and his team did an absolutely wonderful thing yesterday, this conflict has been going on for decades, right? These ceasefires had been broken before. So, you know, when President Trump signed it yesterday, he said, I hope this holds, I hope this holds, and I hope that we can usher in this golden era, this golden age in the Middle east of peace. And we do. We have to hope that that happens. But both sides need to come to that agreement and agree to that and not kill the other side, right? So this is ongoing and we will certainly be covering it. But CNN in their coverage has completely stepped in it. And they're known to do this when there's breaking news situations, when it's tragic. You know, we saw in 2020, they cover these fiery but quote, mostly peaceful protests where people are launching Molotov cocktails at police vehicles, they are launching Molotov cocktails at federal buildings, they are burning minority owned businesses to the ground in cities across the country, in Minneapolis and Seattle, Portland, in New York, in Baltimore. I mean, we saw this all over, right? And of course, when CNN reports on it and there's flames behind the reporter, they say, you know, it's mostly peaceful. Then, of course, you remember when the gunman went into the NFL headquarters in New York City, Aaron Burnett on CNN said it was a possibly white gunman, which I guess is true. Right. He could have poss. It was possible that he could have been white, but he wasn't. And when you're reporting on the news, you have to report what you know. And it's not your job to speculate. Unless, of course, you're an opinion host like I am. But these people are not opinion hosts. So, you know, you're reporting on a breaking news situation. It's just best to lay out the facts that you know in real time and not to kind of stray from the facts. Because as we know, in a breaking news situation, a lot of things change. As everyone in the chat knows, it's best to hold and just wait to let all the facts come in before you speculate and before you add in your, your two cents. But CNN's Christiana Manpour, she did not do that. She did not hold as you're supposed to do. And she kind of injected her personal bias. Watch this. This is her, actually. I'm sorry. Earlier, live on air, I talked about.
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What a day of real joy this is for Israeli families whose loved ones are finally being returned from two years of horrific Hamas captivity. And for civilians in Gaza who finally had a reprieve from two years of brutal and deadly war. I noted that for the hostages who are finally home, it'll take a long time for them to recover mentally and physically. But I regret also saying that they might have been treated better than many Gazans because Hamas used these hostages as pawns and bargaining chips. But that was insensitive and it was wrong. From speaking to many former hostages and their families, like everyone, I've been horrified at what Hamas has subjected them to. Over two long years. They've told me, as you've just heard their stories of barely being able to breathe in the tunnels, not being allowed to cry, being starved and made to dig their own graves. And of course, today, some of the hostages are coming back in body bags.
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I mean, how insensitive do you have to be to say that the Israeli hostages were being treated well, or being not well, but being treated better than Palestinians in Gaza? What? And then explaining how she spoke to the families of the hostages, they told her stories of how badly they were being treated, that they couldn't breathe, that they were being forced to dig their own graves. And then she goes on air and she says, oh, well, it wasn't, you know, so bad. It was worse for other people. When to point out in her own apology that she recognizes that hostages were killed. So how is the death of one group of people worse than another? Right? Like death is death. How can you legitimately argue that as a reporter when you're supposed to be just laying out the facts on the ground? You're not supposed to inject your personal bias. Israeli hostages were starved and killed. Palestinians in Gaza were also starved and killed. Innocent souls have been tortured and killed in this conflict. That is horrible across the board. I don't care who it happens to. That is horrible. You should be able to call that out. And honestly, if you're a reporter, you shouldn't even have to say that. It goes without saying that when innocent souls are murdered in a war zone, that is horrible, it doesn't matter what side you are on. So then, of course, all of these prominent Democrats got their marching orders from I don't know who, maybe they're communication staffers, I don't know. We've seen this before. We see it on the right, but I feel like we see it more so on the left when it's like this avalanche of statements that come out after something happens. The last time I remember this vividly was during COVID when any time Obama got Covid, Kamala Harris got Covid, Biden got Covid. Like, insert Democrat name here. Anytime they got Covid, cue the tweet. And the Queen, the tweet would say, I'm. I did contract COVID 19. But I'm so glad that I got my vaccine. And it would have been way worse if I didn't. And someone told them to say this, right? This is like the marching orders that they've gotten. This is the narrative that the Democrat Party is pushing. And we're seeing this with the ceasefire as well. So they put out these official statements on the Ceasefire on the hostage release that was certainly carried out and completed by President Trump. Here is President, former President Biden's statement. He says, you know, I'm deeply grateful and relieved, you know, and then he goes on to say, the road to this deal was not easy. My administration worked relentlessly to bring hostages home, which is true, get relief to Palestinian civilians and end the war. I commend President Trump and his team for their work to get a renewed ceasefire deal over the finish line. So he's saying, you know, I did something. President Trump got this over the finish line. So I respect that. President Biden could acknowledge that, yes, his administration, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, hostages came home. More hostages came home during their administration. However, President Trump got the deal across the finish line. Not only that, world leaders are surrounding President Trump, commending him for his negotiating skills and nominating him for a Nobel Peace Prize, by the way, as we saw with the Pakistani Prime Minister. So here is Kamala Harris's statement. She did not mention President Trump. I'm thankful, deeply encouraged, that the ceasefire has been brought. Long awaited, you know, 20 Israeli hostages finally returned with their loved ones. There's still so much work to do. Oh, she actually did. She said, I commend the leaders and partners whose efforts made this agreement possible, including the president, his team. So she actually did. I apologize. So, again, it's nice to see this. Elizabeth Warren, though this is her statement. I just think it's so interesting that they're all putting out. At least Elizabeth Warren's wasn't on, you know, the letterhead. It wasn't like the graphic that was made. She just put out a tweet, but saying, you know, I'm, I'm thinking of these people. For two excruciating years, I've called for the return of the hostages. Brutally kidnapped on October 7th and held in Gaza, Today is a good day. Surviving Israeli hostages are finally home, reuniting with loved ones. I'm thinking of them and their families on this joyous day and preparing and praying for their full recovery. I'm grieving. She went on to say, today must be an important step toward lasting peace in the region. Peace for both Israelis and Palestinians. We must end the war in Gaza, surge humanitarian aid and negotiate a two state solution now. So she did not mention the current administration that got it up past the finish line. And this was very funny because Vice President J.D. vance responded on his personal account. I love when Vice President Vance tweets and he trolls everyone and he gets in on the memes and I just absolutely love it. But he responded to that post saying, the President told me he did this on Indigenous Peoples Day in honor of you, Pocahontas. We did this for you. It was very nice of him, very nice of the President to think of Pocahontas on this day, on Indigenous People's Day. You know, Pocahontas has been fighting for this for very long. She's been, she's been urging this to get done for two years. Not that Senator Warren really has anything to do with anything, but I just thought that that was hilarious. But Bill Clinton also acknowledged President Trump. He said, I'm grateful that the cease fire has taken hold, that the last 20 living hostages have been freed and that desperately needed aid has begun to flow into Gaza. President Trump and his administration, Qatar and other regional actors deserve great credit for keeping everyone engaged until the agreement was reached. So this is, I feel like the nicest. They deserve great credit for this. So I was impressed with Bill Clinton's response as well. And guess who? Jimmy Kimmel also gave President Trump his flowers. Listen to this.
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What a day for Donald Trump. You know what? He finally did something positive today. And I want to give him credit for it, finally, because I know he's not the type to take credit for himself. Trump was in Israel and Egypt today to celebrate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. All 20 Israeli hostages are home after 738 days. Almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees have been released. And while we're only in the first phase of what will undoubtedly be a long and tricky process, the fact is the bombing has stopped, the hostages have been released, and Trump deserves some of the praise for that. And so I know it sounds crazy to say, but good work on that one, President Trump. Now maybe you can knock Invade Portland. Just an idea.
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I mean, we couldn't expect him to not jab him a little bit. But I think Jimmy Kimmel was a little afraid after his suspension. I think he is coming around. He is not going to jab President Trump too much. He certainly couldn't say that Trump had nothing to do with it because that would be false. So he had to come out and say the truth.
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Well, at least he got a. He can say something nice. So that lets him say a lot of mean things for like the next month because he got one nice thing.
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Exactly. But I think he is more conscious of telling the truth on his show, which he should. He should have been more conscious of that anyway. But certainly since his suspension, he's like, okay, I'll Throw President Trump a bone. He did it. He got the ceasefire done. I'll throw a bone. I'll be nice. I'll say that he did it because of course you have to. You have to admit that he did it. He did so I thought that that was funny. But Newsom, on the other hand, is doubling down on his just tirade against President Trump. Here is a video. He is actually saying that President Trump doesn't deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. He is very upset with President Trump and claims that he's waging war on just about everyone in the United States. Listen to this.
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It is about the United States of America. He doesn't believe in that. He believes in the red states he's going after. He's a war. He's a wartime president. He's the head of a war party. War on women, war on voting rights, war on Hispanics, war on this state, war on institutions. I want war on history. I mean, this is serious. This guy's trying to get a Nobel Peace Prize. That's what he's going to try to say tomorrow in Alaska, that he's the big guy trying to find peace. Really, when he's bringing war to the American people. He put military in the streets. Not a Baghdad. He didn't send the military in his first administration anywhere in the world. He sent the United States Marines into the United States of America in one of the bluest cities in this country, in Los Angeles, one of the great cities, American cities. That's what Donald Trump did. He is a war time president.
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This of course comes after Charlie Kirk was assassinated. Everyone is saying let's tamp down the rhetoric, let's tamp down the rhetoric that, you know, this like civil war type rhetoric, us against them type rhetoric, this violent rhetoric against Republicans, that Republicans are fascists, they're dictators, they're the Gestapo, they're whatever, right? Like all of this language is painting Republicans as dangerous and violent when in reality we know that it's the left. And Gavin Newsom is no different. Right? He is sitting here saying President Trump is a wartime president when no new wars have been started under President Trump and a war is likely coming to an end under President Trump, something that Joe Biden couldn't get across the finish line when he was in office. So, again, it's interesting to see how he's twisting these words. He's making President Trump out to be his personal victim, his personal target. He's very much. And again, Gavin Newsom isn't going to run against President Trump. If Gavin Newsom does run in 2028, which I think he is setting himself up for, he's running against J.D. vance. So this is all part of his plan to demonize the Trump administration because this is going to, in his mind, bode well amongst people who are going to support him. But Jasmine Crockett as well, also getting in on this rhetoric saying that President Trump is raising hell. This is what she posted on X. Saying raising hell at home and then pretending to be the president of peace is diabolical. What President Trump is doing abroad is something that, like I said, Biden and Democrats couldn't do. They didn't do it. So, of course they have to make digs at him in other ways because they have to diminish his accomplishments. I mean, like I said earlier, we saw Biden and Harris and Bill Clinton actually give him the credit for doing this, which they should have. But then you see these younger, more maybe progressive members of the Democrat Party really, you know, participating in this rallying cry that Trump is evil, Trump is bad. Like, they can't give him the accolades that he deserves for this. They can't give him an inch. Right? So raising hell at home, like, what are you talking about? Like, these Democrats are just making it up in their heads, like, raising hell. President Trump is deploying troops not only to blue cities because Gavin Newsom said, oh, he's waging war on blue cities. He doesn't believe in the United States of America. He only believes in, you know, launching war and waging war on blue cities and blue states and blue governors and blue mayors and whatever, which is not true. President Trump is sending troops to Memphis. He is talking about sending troops to New Orleans. These are red states or red states, and they are cities in red states that are in need of the National Guard and other troops to clean them up. And these mayors and governors are welcoming it because this isn't a divided thing. This is supposed to be making America safe again. It doesn't matter who you voted for. I mean, President Trump is the president for everyone, much to the dismay of Democrats and liberals and progressives and the socialists. Right. Like, they hate that President Trump is their president, but President Trump knows that there are Republicans and Democrats living in every city and they need help. Where there is crime, he is going to send help. So to say that he is raising hell is just stupid. All right, well, Letitia James, the Attorney General, embattled attorney general of New York, of course, she's in the middle of this whole mortgage fraud situation, and I hope she gets held accountable. But she was speaking at, get this. An event for New York City mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani, and she was met with chance. I love you. We love you. We love you, Letitia James. Watch this.
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I love you. I love you.
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This is odd. This strikes as odd to me. Like, she's a damn celebrity. You don't see that? This is not normal. This isn't a normal response to an attorney general. Like, can you think of another attorney general from another state that would receive this kind of woo?
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Everybody in there got $10 to do that.
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Tish in the house. Tish in the house. We love Tish. Obviously, this is because she's made President Trump her target, but it's just so odd to see this. I mean, the only Attorney general I can think of that I really like is Winsome Sears in Virginia. She's very, very cool. She's the Attorney general, right? Am I making that up or she's.
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She running for governor, right?
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She is, but she was the Attorney general, am I right? No, Lieutenant Governor. So that's not. I can't even think of an attorney general from a state. The only Attorney general that I know was former Attorney General Pam Bondi in Florida. I don't know. Like, I can't think of one. Can you?
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No, I'm blanking. But I'm just trying to think. Everybody in that. Everybody in that arena probably got 15 bucks to chant for 30 seconds like.
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Who'S the Attorney general? Attorney General? California, Rob Bonta. If you had a gun to my head and said, name a attorney general couldn't do it. Rob. Rob Bonta.
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Let's go, Rob.
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Let's go, Rob again, I. I don't know. Who's the Attorney General of Florida? Is it the. The guy that I can't pronounce his last name. Yeah. James Earthmeyer. Yeah. He was the one that announced Alligator Alcatraz. I remember that. But this just goes to show I am paying attention in the news, obviously, I don't know who the attorney generals are for these certain states. And I'm certainly not going to an event. And I'm not saying, woo, we love you. We love you. It is because Letitia James made President Trump her little, like, pet project. It was her goal and mission to get Trump. And now she's getting a taste of her own medicine, which we love to see. I saw someone in the chat say she needs to go to jail. And we shall see. Did you see the article today that her niece, who's old, like, she's old enough to live on her own, but her niece is living. Her adult niece is living at the house that is at the center of this whole mortgage fraud type situation because Letitia James put her dad as her husband on the documents. There were issues with the names on the documents, and now her adult niece is living there. It's so odd. It's just very odd. So, yes, to your point in the chat, if there's enough evidence on her for doing this, you need to be held accountable. You need to go to jail. But here is Letitia James speaking at the Momdani rally. Listen to this.
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I appreciate you and I've got your back.
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She's like, please have mine. Yeah.
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I love you more. So, good evening, everyone. It is so good to be here with all of you, standing with my very good friend, my little brother, and one of the boldest voices in the history of New York politics, Zoran. We are here tonight because we are ready to turn the page on the cynical broken politics.
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Turn the page right out of the Kamala Page City and Gwen Walls that.
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Works for the people who actually make it run. Working people, the teachers, the nurses, the drivers, the home health aides, the firefighters, the police, not just for those at the top, but for working people who.
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Yeah. So everyone, again, she's. They love her. She loves them back. And, you know, she also said in this speech, you know, don't look to the past, look to the future. And I think when she was saying these words, it was because she doesn't want people to look into her past anymore. She wants to look forward. She wants everyone to be very forward thinking to not look into her past. She's talking about mine.
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She's talking about the potential jury, men and women that are in the police. Don't look in the past, look forward.
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Yes, she is literally speaking to a room of potential jurors, which would define the police.
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Thanking the police. Doesn't she want to defund them?
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Yeah, of course. And again, Zoran Mamdani is. Wants to defund them as well and get rid of them. He wants to replace them with social workers. So the whole thing is just so odd. It's like they're running for mayor and Attorney General of Gotham City. That's what this feels like. It's just going to be lawless chaos. No cops. Don't look at my. You know, the skeletons in my closet. Just, you know, look over here. Not over here. That's. That's Tish James. So Ghee sent me these next stories about Buy now, pay later type apps. Do you guys use these at all, like, after pay, or. Or any of these? Like, I don't either. Affirm whenever I'm checking out. If I'm doing online shopping, I'll see them come up at the bottom. Like, you could pay for this in installments of, you know, $33.52 or whatever over the next four months. And I don't do that. Um, but apparently this is becoming very, very popular among Americans. And it's estimated that half of Americans have used this buy now, pay later at least once. And this is really speaking to that instant gratification that I think a lot of younger people want. It's kind of like when people talk about retail therapy. It's like, I want something, and I want it now, and I can have it now. Like, even if I don't have the money, I can have it now because I can pay for it in these installments. And of course, with interest rates and all this stuff, like, it's really such a scam. But this. This has totally exploded. It's. It's a firm, it's afterpay, it's sezzle, it's zip and Klarna, and apparently a lot of. I want to read you a snippet from this New York Times article. And the article is called They've got to Live a Life of Luxury. Then came the fine print. And this is really targeting influencers who need to keep up this Persona and this, like, fake lifestyle that they're, you know, keeping up with. The Joneses. They're rich and famous. They're very cool. They have the latest bag to pedal onto their followers. They need the latest makeup. They need this. They need items for their videos to sell to other people. Right? This is like the vicious cycle of influencer marketing on social media. And so here's the. Here's a snippet from this article. These days, bnpl Buy Now, Pay later options exist for everything from refrigerators to lipsticks to monster trucks. To Labubus, nearly two thirds of concertgoers, Coachella concertgoers this year used it to afford their tickets. You can after pay a vacation, flights, cruises, Airbnbs, the whole shebang. You can klarna a burrito. And despite the staggering amounts of capital that BNPL companies extend to novice consumers, they operate without much oversight, enjoying a regulatory wild west as policymakers scratch their heads over how to keep up. And it's very, you know, when I see people my age and they're on a vacation constantly, they're, they just bought a house and then they're on vacation, or they just paid for a wedding and then they're on their honeymoon and they're in Europe and they go to Coachella and they go to all these concerts. I mean, I'm sitting here and I do well for myself. I'm certainly apt. Poor. I, I live paycheck to paycheck, but I'm doing better than I would say most people my age. And I don't know how all these people are doing it. I'm like, how are you buying a house? How are you saving this much money? How are you going on all these vacations? How are you buying all these new bags? How are you doing this? And I think a lot of people get help from their parents, but they also are using these buy now, pay later things on their trips. Maybe they're racking up a lot of credit card debt. Like, if you're smart, you're not spending money on these kinds of things. So not everything that influencers do should be copied. And I think that's the lesson in all of this. Like, just because influencers or other people that you follow on social media are doing something doesn't mean that it's normal. It doesn't mean that they have the money to be doing these things. It's all a facade. And that's the problem with influencer marketing. Not so much for the influencers, that's their problem, but for the people who have less money and they're being influenced by them and they're trying to keep up with the influencers. It's all very. And I think it's interesting and I think it's young people are doing this. I don't think that older generations are doing this. Not that they're immune to credit card debt or getting into financial trouble, but I don't think that an older person is putting a burrito on Klarna.
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Oh, you know, absolutely not. The important thing to know is some of this, be this buy now, pay later stuff. There's no interest on these charges. They'll just charge them up, charge them up, charge them up, and then they collect on them. And so it's like, it's an either. It's, it's another kind of bait and trap for gen zers and, and younger.
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Yeah, it's crazy. And if you're an influencer and you're bringing in so much money, I mean, I think if you are one of the top, top, top tier influencers and you're really, really rich, you don't have to worry about this kind of stuff. Like you can maybe afford to make more risky financial decisions. But if you are not one of those top tier influencers, maybe you have, you know, a hundred thousand, three hundred thousand followers or whatever. You're not making that much money. You're not making like Alex Earl money. So, you know, maybe they're getting some free stuff from people who want to work with them and get their endorsement. But, you know, if you're being influenced by them and you don't have as much money, you could get into a lot of dangerous, like, dangerous territory.
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The other scary thing, Haley, is that this isn't like, oh, I want this new bag, so I'm going to pay for payments like a traditional credit card or whatever. Like, they're using this for everyday life. Like you said, I want a pizza for payments. I want to take this Uber ride for payments, right? And I want to rent this scooter for payments, right?
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And if you can't afford a burrito, don't buy it. You have to. First of all, you are in trouble. You are in financial trouble. You should not be buying anything if you can't afford a burrito. You can't put a burrito on your credit card or on your four payments.
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You can four payments.
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And to do after, pay for a burrito. Like, how much is a burrito at Chipotle now? I don't know, 13 bucks, $12, something like that. Depends on if you get double meat.
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And whatever payments at 450.
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Right. Like, this is wild. If I'm in, if I can't afford a $12 burrito, I'm not eating in general. I'm going to go home and I'm going to eat. I'm going to drink water or something and hope that I don't, you know, get too hungry. I don't know. Um, but yeah, if you don't have the money in your checking account, like, why are you buying frivolous items? Why are you buying makeup or Clothing or anything. Like, it's just wild to me. Also wild is Alec Baldwin, who's back in the news, and, you know, he was in a car accident with his brother Steven. They were driving in East Hampton, and they. Well, let's. Let's. I just want to go through this. This screen cap, this is the New York Post said, alec Baldwin crashes Range Rover into tree in the Hamptons. But if you could scroll, he looks so disheveled. And Steven looks even worse, right? Like, Stephen looks way worse. And this is what I wanted to point out. Why is he wearing jorts over his joggers or his, like, windbreaker?
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Because he's a baller.
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This is the craziest outfit I've ever seen in my life. If I was in a car accident and I was wearing jort over my joggers, I would say, you know what? I'm gonna stay in the car. Especially if you're in East Hampton. There's gonna be paparazzi following you or whatever. I'm staying in the damn car. I'm not getting out.
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Where'd he come from? The woods. Like, are there woods up that way? You know, I mean, is there deer?
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There are woods. There are woods. There are deer. But would you wear jorts to go hunting? No, I don't think you would. I think he thinks that this is, like, a look. It's very odd tactical jorts. It's very odd tactical jorts. And then, like, go back to the other photo of him. So I'm looking. I'm zooming in. I'm trying to. So I'm. It's the sticker that's on his jacket says, one bad movie. So I looked it up. I'm like, is this a brand or something? It's his podcast. I didn't know that Stephen Baldwin had a podcast, but now I do. So there's. Again, you know what they say. There's no bad press. There's no such thing.
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I don't think anybody knew Stephen Baldwin had a podcast.
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I know. I had no idea. So I guess this is a tactic. If you want people to know about your podcast, you could just get in. You could wear the merch and then get into an accident. So if you ever see me on the road and I'm wearing my nightly scroll hat, get out of the way, skirt. I'm gonna try to get some attention on this show. I don't know. I thought that that was interesting. But, yeah, he does look. Also, when you're getting dressed, is he just, like, drunk or on drugs? That he would put on pants, and then that's not enough. He has to put on jorts on top. I mean, what possesses you to put on two pairs of pants at once? Unless it's like, cold out and you're trying to, like, layer, like, leggings or long johns under, like, ski stuff? I don't, I've never. I've never layered pants.
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Maybe he wasn't quite sober and didn't realize he had pants on and thought he was going to put on the jorts.
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That's what I'm thinking. Maybe he forgot that he had pants on and he just put the jort on on top. And then I was thinking, I'm like, did he soil his pants? And he was trying to cover up a stain or something. But if that was the case, then you would just ditch the pants and put the jorts on. Anyway, I will say I think that there was maybe some. And I. I'm not. I. I have no idea. So for legal reasons, I have no idea. But you, you can't be in your right mind if you're wearing that outfit and then you're, you know, wrapping your car around a tree. So Alec Baldwin provided some more context. This is the video that he put out on social media. Watch this number of names.
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But this morning I was in this car accident. Guy cut me off in a truck. Big garbage truck. I mean, a garbage truck the size of a whale. I've never seen a garbage truck. It must have been something commercial for, like, taking away material from construction or something. It was the biggest garbage truck I've ever seen.
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Any.
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Anyway, I won't go into the details now and bore you, but to avoid hitting him, I. I hit a tree. I hit a big fat tree and crushed my car. My wife's car. I crushed my wife's car. I feel bad about that, but it's all fine. And I'm fine and my brother's fine. My wife's car is pretty smashed up. Big tree, Big fat tree. And I'm still so proud of my wife. Hilaria, I love you more than anything and I'm very proud of you. Okay? I'm fine. I'm fine. Other than.
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Bye.
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What a weird video. He's like, this is the biggest garbage truck I've ever seen in my life. Bigger than a whale. He's never seen a garbage truck this big. Like, isn't this a standard size?
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That's what me and Justin were contemplating on.
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I've never seen, like, a big one or a small one. It's yeah, garbage truck.
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It's just, I think they're pretty ubiquitous.
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Standard size.
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That's a garbage truck.
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So he's like, well, this has got to be like a bigger garbage. Of course, because when Alec Baldwin is in the wrong, according to him, he is not in the wrong. This is one of these people that's just like above the law. He can kill people on set and it's fine. He like gets, he literally gets away with murder. It's just this is like the kind of person that he is. And a lot of these celebrities feel that way. I think whether you're Letish James or you are Alec Baldwin, if you are above the law, they, they believe that. They believe that and they act like it. And I will say I saw Alec Baldwin in East Hampton once on Sunday. We, I was in church and Alec Baldwin came to church and he looked very disheveled. So I think this is just his look. Maybe he gets drunk on Saturday night and he goes to church to make himself feel better. I don't know. But I did see him in East Hampton looking very hungover once. So this kind of tracks. This is, this is what he does.
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Have you, did you. I thought was interesting too in that whole clip was how he was placating to his wife. And have you seen their interactions in public?
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They're bizarre, weird. They're so bizarre. Yeah, they're very unlikable people. And she's unlikable with the fake accent and the fake story. And you know, she was just on Dancing with the Stars and she got voted off because she's not good. From what I've seen. I don't watch Dancing with the Stars, but from the clips that I've seen on Tick Tock, she is not good and other people are better. So this is how this works. You get voted off the show when you're not the best. And she said that she was voted off because of bullying. She was bullied off the show. That's not how this works. Again. So this mentality, this I'm above the law and this like self righteous mentality, it's deep in the Baldwin family, I'll just say that. But Newsmax obtained exclusive dash cam footage of this accident. So let's watch this so we can maybe put this story together. So we've just obtained exclusive dash cam video showing the moment actor Alec Baldwin crashed his SUV on the east end of New York's Long Island. The video is from the front facing camera on a commercial truck. You're seeing the truck here making what's believed to be a legal right turn. And then it slows down.
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Seconds later, Baldwin's SUV is seen hitting a mailbox and a tree off to the right side of the truck. The actor, an outspoken Trump hater, claimed on social media that he was driving his wife's Range Rover with his brother Stephen Baldwin in the passenger seat. He said he was trying to avoid hitting this truck.
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Truck.
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So he veered off the road into the tree. Does not appear though.
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Okay, am I crazy? So first of all, I will say the truck seemed to be veering off the road. But if you are behind that truck, no big deal, you slow down and you avoid this altogether.
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And it certainly looked like the truck made an unimpeded or the garbage truck made an unimpeded right turn.
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Right. The truck makes a right turn and then for whatever reason, the truck seemed to be going veering off to the right. But if you, if Alec Baldwin was driving behind that truck and passed the truck on the right, he is in the wrong 100%.
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It wasn't even a two lane road, was it?
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No, it's a one lane road. So maybe he was trying to pass the garbage truck on the right, which would be crazy because there were trees on the right, hence the situation that they got in.
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And a huge mailbox.
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Just crazy. What do people in the chat think? Trash trucks veer to the right to get the trash. Duh. But I didn't see any trash there. I don't know.
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I think he was trying the huge brake lights that are on a garbage truck.
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I think he was trying illuminate nice.
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And red, you know.
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Yeah, I think he was trying to illegally pass on the right and he got into this situation and of course he can do no wrong. So anyway, let's get into scrolling time. All right. This scrolling time is brought to you by AI Completely. All of these videos are AI. And you know how I feel about AI. I don't like AI, but when it's funny, it's funny. And these are hilarious. And I will say, with AI, nobody will ever rest in peace ever again. Nobody will rest in peace ever again. With that said, let's roll the first one.
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Gates ready? And it's so here's Stephen Hawking is out on big dip.
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Here's Stephen Hawking riding a bull.
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Twist. He's holding steady, folks. Six, seven.
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There it is.
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Eight seconds.
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And he's holding on. I mean, that was eight seconds. Stephen Hawking, incredible. Holding on to the bull. Holding on there. This again, to my point, nobody's going to rest in peace. Certainly not Stephen Hawking. I have a lot of Stephen Hawking videos here. Here's Stephen Hawking wrestling Harambe. The way Haram's got hockey on the roof.
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Oh my God. Right off the cell. Hockey. Crack through the table, the man's broken in half. Somebody get some help out here.
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I never thought I'd see it. I never thought I'd see Harambe the gorilla from the Cincinnati Zoo that, you know, some kid got into the enclosure and then of course they had to kill the gorilla who was doing nothing wrong. But Harambe rest, may he rest in peace. Wrestling Stephen Hawking, may he rest in peace. Who would have thought?
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Did you know that wheelchair? It didn't even get scratched. That's a wheelchair.
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Yeah, that was. Yeah, it was a hefty wheelchair. Someone in the chat said he knows his physics. Maybe that's why he held onto the bull for so long.
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I guess if the wheelchair is strapped to the bull and then he's strapped to the wheelchair, is that cheating in professional bull riding?
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I think so. I think so. Here is Stephen Hawking, excelling in every single sport. Watch this. He's. He's on the. What. What do you call this? He's on the bars.
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The high bar.
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The high bar move down the road. Now he's pole vaulting over the top.
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Clears it. The bar stays.
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He sticks the landing.
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He's got a one ball in front.
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Hawking at the top, wins.
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Perfectly still he goes. And smooth out of the gate. Great speed. Launch. Huge off the table. Here comes Hawking building velocity down the drop, straight into the transition. He's off the lip.
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Landing on his head on the. What is that called? Why can I not think of all this?
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That's the half pipe.
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The half pipe, yeah. Skateboarding. Yes. People in the chat. Yes. This is AI. It is Sora. AI. This is chat GPT. This is OpenAI. This is all. AI I. This was the. The disclaimer that I put at the start of scrolling time. All of these videos are. AI. Certainly Stephen Hawking is not part of the Blue Angels. Watch this.
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This is what curiosity and mathematics can do when you add a jet engine. That's Professor Stephen Hawking flying in formation with the Blue.
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Flying in form with the Blue Angels. Some of the chat said I had no idea who was so athletic. Yes. Yes.
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Again that chair. There's not a scratch on that chair. It ate it in the half pipe and now it's going Mach 7 with the blue Angels. There's not a scratch on that chair.
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And he really wasn't flying in formation with the Blue Angels. He was kind of going rogue on his own. But still very impressive nonetheless.
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He was taking point.
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Here's Harriet Tubman hitting a home run.
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Two balls, one strike. The pitch. Crack driven left field, way back. Get out of here. It's gone. Grand slam. Harriet Tman just walked off the World Series.
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It's incredible.
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We got to play this back a second here.
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What can't she do?
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Look where she's standing in the batter's box. She's.
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She.
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She's.
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She's right running the catcher. Come on, Harriet. Get. She. Yeah, I know it. Get on the right side.
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Crack driven left field, way back. Get out of here. It's gone. Grand slam. Harriet Tubman just walks off the World Series.
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I love how she's not wearing a uniform. It's like she was. Like she did like a celeb shot. Like they were just like, called her out to. To do her own thing. I love it. What's this next one? Here's Jesus walking on water in a swim meet.
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And they're all.
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He's. He's not diving.
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He's walking on top of the water. That's exactly what it looks like, Jason.
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Amen to that. And, of course, he cleared the competition, as you would expect. Here's Rosa Parks. This is. What is this? Monday Night Raw. Rosa Parks. Who's she fighting? Bus.
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Listen to this ovation. Civil rights icon Rosa Parks steps onto Monday Night Raw and across the ring, a walking, talking city bus ready to.
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Keep her in the.
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I love how it's a person, like a wrestler, wearing a bus costume. It's not an actual bus, but. Yeah. Again, never thought I'd see it.
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It's comical because it looks so real. Like, that's what. That's what's going to be about.
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It does look pretty real. It really does. You know, and the comment section of all these videos is. I'm totally getting scammed when I'm older. You. You show Rosa Parks beating up this. This bus to your Someone's grandma, she's gonna. She's gonna believe it.
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Well, if I pass away and Justin makes an AI video of me going three rounds against Stephen Hawking and I don't win, I'm gonna be. I'm gonna haunt you over here.
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Here is George Washington wrestling Abraham Lincoln, the founding fighters.
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Washington has arrived. The crowd is on its.
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And Washington is ripped, by the way.
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You can feel the respect.
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The great emancipator.
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Lincoln is here, lying. God, I can't believe this. The arena is erupting. Look at Washington. They can't believe it. This crowd is losing their minds. Abraham Lincoln is walking to the ring. This is unreal.
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Here we go.
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This is unreal. History itself. Standing in that ring, Washington and Lincoln face to face for the first time.
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Now all their clothes are off.
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Father of a nation on his shoulders. Revolution. The revol. Washington just sh. The nation. Listen to this play.
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I love how his outfit changes three times in the same video.
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They call that the revolutionary slam.
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Listen to this place. What a night. The first president just made WWE history. Listen to this place.
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I love, like, the AI first of all, their faces are changing multiple times throughout the video. Their clothes are off, clothes come back on. Clothes are off, clothes come back on. They're doing multiple outfit changes in this, this one fight. Here's MLK and jfk. Ding dong ditching. Go on, hit it. All right, here we go.
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Listen.
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Hear it. Let's move. Go, go. We're clear. I. I think that's funny. I would imagine that.
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Good one, Kennedy. Look good too, right there.
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They look great.
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Good black suit.
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They look great. They look very handsome. And like I said, nobody is safe. Nobody is resting in peace anymore. But here is, and this is another thing, another sentence that I would just never imagine that would come out of my mouth. Here is Martin Luther King Jr. On kill. Tony JFK, Abraham Lincoln and myself walk into a bar. We get a few shots. Hey, it's funny.
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It's funny because Martin Luther King said it.
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It's funny. It is funny. I will say, you know, when AI is good, it is good. When AI is funny, it is funny. What I'm more concerned about, not to, like, end on a, you know, a sour note, but to think of, like, this is just the beginning, right? AI is going to hone its skills. They're going to get more realistic. They're not going to mess up the hands. They're not going to look like. A lot of these look pretty good. They look like footage from, like, a few years ago like the 90s, right? Like, they look a little grainy. But we are going to get to a point where AI is indistinguishable from real life. That's going to be a very scary place for not only news, but politics because you'll see a video of a candidate saying, whatever, something crazy. It's going to be AI, not real. People are going to make that first impression, like, that assumption, and it's going to stick. Like, people are not. People are going to believe their eyes. They're not going to do their own research to make sure if it is AI or not. And what's real is real and what's fake is fake. Like, all the lines are going to be blurred and no one's going to know anything. And that's a very, very scary place to be in.
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Oh, yeah. Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. That's an old saying, but that's going to be the new future.
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It's gonna be true. So anyway, thank you for scrolling along with me. I had so much fun. Make sure that you watch rumble.com, haley to watch the show in full. Of course you can follow on Apple podcasts, Spotify to listen later on. I know a lot of people listen. And of course you can follow me at Haley Karenia on most social media platforms, on Instagram, TikTok, X Truth Social. I think I'm gonna make a video tonight on this Alec Baldwin. I need to dive into this. This Jort's outfit, I think a little deeper. So stay tuned for that and I will see you right back here tomorrow.