B (19:25)

I don't know what to tell you.

A (19:27)

But I think she's probably should go back to South Dakota, not have any.

B (19:34)

Dogs, and just kind of ride things out.

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Okay, so he says, go back to South Dakota. Go home. The irony of this is too good. I would say. Tim Walls, keep that energy, but tell it to the illegals. Tell the illegals in your state to go back home, because that's exactly what DHS Secretary Christine Oba is doing as part of her job. So what does Tim Walls do as part of his job? Well, of course, we know that he makes sure that all the boys in Minnesota have all the tampons that they need in the bathroom. He also pretends not to know anything about the billions of dollars that are stolen from the taxpayers in his state under his nose. I say Tim Walls needs to pack it up and retire with his weird wife. And they can turn the page together. Just turn the page on this sick, disgusting, reprehensible chapter in Minnesota's history. Pack it up, Tim Walls, you go home. How about you go home and all the illegals can go home, too. However, since the shootings of Renee Good and Alex Preddy, according to a new poll by YouGov, Americans are souring on ice. They. They. They polled Americans again. I don't know who they're asking, but almost half of the respondents claim that the shooting of Alex Preddy was not justified. This is what they say now. 48% say it was not justified. 20% say it was justified. 32% say that they're not sure. Genuinely, I think the not sure number has got to be higher than that. I. I said this. I've been saying this on the show all week. The video is not as clear as the Renee Good situation. It's arms flailing all over the place, gunshots going off. Everyone's wearing the same Color. It's very hard to see what's going on, honestly. And the gap, because they polled people, then they polled people. Did you see the shooting? They said that the gap is even larger among Americans who have seen the video of the shooting. They said that two thirds say that it is not justified. How could they poll people on this subject without seeing the video? That seems odd to me. Wouldn't you. Why would you weigh in on a poll if you hadn't seen the video? That's strange. But even after seeing the video, you know I have more questions than I have answers. It's not clear cut. And I haven't seen any videos with audio clear enough to know exactly what led up to the incident, what was said during the incident. Unlike the Renee Good situation where we can hear the interaction between the. The ICE agents, the officers and Renee Good, her lover, etc. You can hear exactly what's being said. And, you know, based on what I can see from the Alex Preddy video, both sides probably have a good argument and the investigation is underway. Now, they also found that more Americans would support abolishing ice. Now they want to eliminate the agency. And a majority of the Americans that they polled said that ICE is just being too forceful. They don't. They don't agree with how the agency is handling its job. I wonder how the public perception would change, though, if they saw this video. I'm sure many of you have seen this. It started going viral today. This video of Alex Preddy, weeks ago, kicking a cop car, a car that had federal agents in it. Watch this.

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This is a moment the news movement filmed on January 13th in Minneapolis, showing a man who appears to be Alex Preddy interacting with Federal immigration agents 11 days before border Patrol shot and killed him. Our footage was analyzed by the BBC, whose facial recognition technology confirmed his identity to a 97% degree of accuracy. On the morning of January 13, our team received a tip that federal agents were blocking a street at the corner of East 36 and Park Avenue in Minneapolis. We arrived around 10:15am we saw observers shouting at the agents as they walked back to their vehicles. When they started driving away, the man kicked their tail light. An agent then got out of the vehicle, grabbed him and pushed him to the ground.

A (24:01)

Again. It's crazy to hear all these leftists.

B (24:04)

Blowing their whistles during the altercation. Agents when he's clearly in the wrong pepper balls into the crowd. They continue to hold the man down before they retreat and he walks away. The man in our footage is wearing a similar outfit to What Preddy was wearing on the day he was killed, what appears to be a gun is also visible above his waistband.

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Interesting. So it looks like he's been out there for weeks, seemingly in the same clothes or similar clothes. He's wearing that same jacket on the day that he was die. The day that he died. And it seems that according to this video, he was also armed that day. So this is a guy who is armed. He is knowingly starting stuff and instigating these situations with federal agents. And we already know that he was known by the feds. We saw this yesterday reporting that he had already had another run in with agents when he obstructed their efforts, tackled to the ground and allegedly broke a rib. Unclear if this is the day that he broke the rib or if there was another incident. So clearly he had been obstructing law enforcement. And again, in this video, you could hear that voiceover saying that with accuracy, with almost 100% accuracy. I think it was like 98% accuracy. They used AI and his face. Facial recognition technology matched him to Alex Preddy, that guy in that video. And again, spitting on a vehicle and kicking the taillight out of the law enforcement vehicle. You cannot attack a law enforcement vehicle. It is a felony. He could have been charged with criminal mischief and property damage, obstruction of justice or official duties, assault or battery on a law enforcement officer. And if this vehicle belongs to a federal agency, he could be charged with other federal charges. So just because you call yourselves legal observers, libtards, that does not mean that all of the no good you're up to is legal also. It doesn't just shield you from, from being held accountable. You can't call yourself a legal observer and then you're assaulting federal agents. You can't spit on them and kick their taillights out and not expect to be met with retaliation. It's very clear, based on this video and the other video, Alex Preddy and others are out there for one reason and it is to agitate these ICE officers. And they have all their phones out. They are rage baiting them. That is what they're doing. They are rage baiting them and seeing how far can I push this man, this human being, how far can I push him to do something wrong to me? And then we can use that and we have all the footage for it. It's all part of their plan. And if the left has any standards at all, it's a double standard. Because when the left incites violence, it is totally fine, especially when it's targeted at President Trump. Here is a video of Elliot Forin. He is a Democrat attorney who is running for the Attorney General of Ohio. Listen to this.

B (27:27)

Hi, this is Elliot Forhan, candidate for Ohio Attorney General.

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I want to tell you what I mean when I say that I am going to kill Donald Trump. I mean I'm going to obtain a conviction rendered by a jury of his peers at a standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt based on evidence presented at a trial conducted in accordance with.

B (27:53)

The requirements of due process, resulting in.

A (27:57)

A sentence duly executed, of capital punishment. That is what I mean when I say that I'm going to kill Donald Trump. Okay, that's a crazy use of that terminology. Is that their idea of edgy, you know, using threatening language against any politician? That should not be a campaign strategy and it certainly shouldn't be a winning one. But if you're running as a Democrat, it seems to be a shoo in this is learned behavior. We saw Jay Jones in Virginia wish death upon the Republican House speaker there. And the Democrat voters didn't give a, you know what? They elected him anyway. They elected him despite that disgusting text messages wishing death and harm on children. Even so, if you are a Democrat, running on killing Trump is a winning strategy that just gives you a little peek into the minds of Democrat voters. Very violent, very angry. They seemingly do not care about violent threats. Again, this just goes into that double standard and the rules for the. Not for me. They want us to take down, down the temperature. They are ratcheting. They are ratcheting it up. They are ratcheting it up. We do have good news, though. I told you yesterday about a nurse, an anti Trump nurse in Virginia, and she's working at VCU Health and she posted a ton of videos on social media. I can't believe people do this. They don't care about their digital footprint. I guess they, I don't know. Well, they're not very smart. But she's a medical professional, or was, I should say. And she's telling people how to inflict pain and harm on ICE agents by poisoning them with poison oak and by giving them muscle relaxers and laxatives without them knowing. And we just got the update that VCU Health has fired her. So they said that, you know, yesterday they were investigating this. But here is the update. Following an investigation, the individual involved in these social media videos is no longer employed by VCU Health. In addition, VCU Health has fulfilled its reporting requirements under Virginia state law. So they're like doing a little CYA there. But thank goodness I mean, truly, thank goodness that they have the wherewithal to fire someone who is threatening pain and harm on other people. They should not be in the medical industry. They should not be in this profession. If you want to harm people because they think differently than you, or they have a different profession and you're going to target them because of that, you cannot be trusted. You. You cannot be trusted. You are a dangerous individual. So props to VCU Health for making the right decision there. But now, you know, and we covered yesterday, it's the health professionals, it's the. It's the librarians, and now we have teachers. And this is on the other side of the aisle, right? We saw a lot of teachers getting fired or suspended, you know, after making comments about Charlie Kirk. Now here, this is on the other foot. So this is a Chicago teacher that has been suspended for saying go ice in a Facebook comment. So a teacher in Chicago, this is Gary Elementary School, was suspended from their job after writing go ice. And here's the crazy thing. There's a change.org petition that was started by parents in the school district calling for him to be fired because they accused him of disrupting the emotional welfare of students. And my question to that is, how could this comment on Facebook be disruptive to the emotional welfare of elementary school age children? Are elementary school children on Facebook? Are they friends with their teacher? I think not. And I think if any kids knew about this at all, I'm assuming it's because their parents got wind of it and then told their kids, which is another story. Like, why would you tell them that and why would they do that? Wouldn't that be causing more unnecessary stress for your kids? Anyway, the superintendent, Superintendent Christina Davis, wrote a letter to parents saying that, you know, the teacher filed a resignation on their own before they could even investigate. Then the teacher withdrew the resignation, then the board wouldn't approve it, blah, blah, blah. Okay? So he was placed on administrative leave. And this is an. A complete double standard. We keep covering this. It's a double standard because another teacher in that school district in Chicago was totally let off the hook and was allowed to keep her job when she filmed herself mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination. So my take on this, and maybe you'll agree with me, maybe you won't. Aside from teaching politics from the lens of American history, teachers should not be discussing politics. And in school or in public, I don't care if you are left, right, or center. I do not think that educators need to be posting about their political affiliation ever. Certain jobs do not require it. And I think people have gotten so used to speaking about politics that they feel the need to weigh in on everything, right? Everyone has a platform now. Everyone has a social media account. Everyone feels emboldened to weigh in on this and that. And the news cycle moves so fast. Even faster now with social media and X and everything. Like, things are changing so quickly and people comment before knowing all the facts. I just think it's like this vicious cycle and it's not good for news in general. And the spread of misinformation in general and the cancel culture mob, despite all that, requires everyone to speak on everything, right? If you don't speak out, you're going to get canceled. It's just crazy. And I just think we need to get back to the part where people just don't talk about politics. Like, can we just go back to when it was taboo? And I get that, you know, people on the right, they don't want to stay silent and then let everyone on the left own the narrative. But I genuinely think if you are an educator, like, in certain jobs, it's not smart. Why involve yourself? Even when I worked in news, when I worked at Fox, it was frowned upon for us to share our personal political opinions online because my personal views don't necessarily represent the views of the company and, and vice versa. They did not want me my views online and then have people attribute that to the host I work for or whatever. They told us, like, don't be on social media. Do not be talking about politics. Again, like, and this is a job in news and politics. And they said don't do that. So certainly schools should have a similar rule, right? Like, not everyone has to comment on everything. And I just think political discourse has become so normalized. It's become now this prerequisite where if I want to be friends with you or I want to date this person or I want to do this, I have to know where they stand on these things. And it becomes so public. Like, everyone's views on everything are so public. And it's. It's not just them. It's like their whole personality, it's become people's entire personality trait. Their political affiliation and their opinion on this and whether or not they post it, it's just crazy. And it's become so normalized. And I feel like life was so much better and, and simpler when it was taboo. Anyway, here's another incident. This is. This is different, but I just found this video kind of hilarious and this story hilarious and just wild. But this is The Clark County School District, and this was Centennial High School. A substitute teacher in the Vegas area said this. Watch. I want to know why when black people are amongst each other, they call each other. When a white person says. Exactly, exactly. When a white person says it, it's like, oh, my God. It's like an act of. Of. Of something. What is that? Somebody tell me. I have them. We could pull out of this. I don't know if you guys heard that. I know that it's muffled, but it's a white substitute teacher, and she's asking these students that are of mixed race, it seems, you know, why can black people say the N word? Why can't white people say it? And the school district put out a statement saying that the substitute teacher engaged in a conversation with racial implications that was not conduct conducive to the classroom environment and said that the substitute is no longer an employee of the Clark County School District. Again, why are teachers doing this? Like, you might be curious about that, but be curious about that in your personal life. Do these high school students have the answer to that question? I don't know why she's engaging this in this conversation. I don't know how that conversation would be productive. But I. This just reminded me of when I was in elementary school and we were reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Now, the N word is in that book. And when we were reading it in school, I don't know what. How old I was when we read that. Did you guys read that in school? Like, elementary school or middle school? Middle school. So I don't know, like, sixth grade or something. I remember. And our. Our teacher had us all, like, go around the room and, like, everyone had to read a paragraph. So it was, like, going around the room. And I remember everyone was like, please, I hope that the paragraph I have doesn't have the N word in it. Like, please don't. And the teacher said, like, if the N word is in your passage in your paragraph, like, you can say it anyway. It's crazy. All I remember is it was not in my paragraph. I didn't have to say it. Thank God. But, you know, you're a substitute teacher, right? In my view, you have one job as a substitute teacher, and that job is to roll in a TV and put on a movie. And that it. Do not try to teach anything. Do not try to say, actually, shut your trap and turn the TV on and leave everyone alone. Turn the lights off, turn the TV on, sit down and shut up. That is my. This is my golden rule. Is sit down and shut up. It keeps you out of a lot of trouble. If she used my golden rule, she would still have a job right now. Turn off the lights, turn on the movie. Sit down and shut up. You'd be employed anyway. This is another crazy story. ICE is now being blamed for another death. But it is not like you think. It is not like Renee Good. It is not like Alex Preddy. This is the People headline, People magazine that I saw that just got, just got my wheels turning a little bit. ICE denies a detainees request to attend his son's funeral. This is according to the attorney. So his name is Mar Tarabichi. He was detained by ICE back in October in Dallas. And he had come to the US from Jordan in 1994. Then he applied for citizenship in 2006. So allow me to do the quick math for you. He was here for 12 years before he even applied for citizenship. And he was denied. He was denied in 2006. Remember that? We're going to get, we're going to get back to that little detail. While he was living here for those 12 years, he had an anchor baby. That anchor baby had a rare genetic condition. And this guy, this illegal alien was his son's primary caretaker. His son needed round the clock care according to the family. And the US government allowed this illegal alien to stay stay so long as he did regular check ins. So when he was detained at one of these check ins it turns out that DHS says that this guy Mar is part of a terrorist network. So that's just like a little detail, right? He, he applied for citizenship back in 2006. Why didn't he get that? Maybe this might have something to do with it. They say that he is a part of the Palestine Liberation Organization which is a designated terrorist group by the United States of America. Now he denies that, his attorney denies that. And while he's been in ICE detention, his son has passed away. Now other members of the family stepped up and cared for this sick child who's actually 30 years old, like an adult man, very sick with this rare condition while he was away. So it's not like this sick person was left with no one to care for him. Other family members did that. But now the family is accusing ICE of making the son's illness worse and killing the son. This is what the family says. They may not kill him with a bullet, but they killed him inside, taking. The only person he asked for Mar was his caregiver, his father, his best friend, his everything. So they didn't kill him. With a bullet. But according to the family, I still killed him inside was responsible for his illness getting worse and his ultimate death. Now, this is very sad. It is sad that this guy couldn't spend time with his son in his last moments, but he was in the United States undocumented for over three decades. If you can't get it done in three decades, you're either not trying or there's a damn good reason for you to not be a citizen. And while it is very tragic that they couldn't be together, I didn't see anyone on the left crying when people had to die alone during COVID Grandparents died. Nobody could visit them. People had to undergo serious surgeries totally alone and afraid. People had to give birth alone. Elders were left to die in nursing homes alone. So the left only finds it in them to cover these sob stories when they work for their narrative. All right, we have to talk about Nicki Minaj, because, as you know, I'm a big fan of hers. And Nicki Minaj has doubled down on her support for President Trump. As you know, months ago, she spoke at the UN Alongside the Trump administration, raising awareness for the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. Then she made her debut at AM Fest alongside Erica Kirk. Whoa. I don't think anyone was expecting that. And then she joined Trump, you know, side by side with President Trump today at the Trump Accounts Summit. That's where President Trump announced the launch of Trump Accounts, which is part of his tax legislation. These tax accounts are meant to give $1,000 to every child born between 2025 and 2028. So if their parents open this account, that $1,000 goes to them, and it can be invested into the stock market. And then when the child turns 18, they can have access to those funds. How cool is that? So cool. And Nicki Minaj was alongside President Trump making this announcement, and she threw her support behind him. Watch this. I am probably the president's number one fan, and that's not going to change. And the hate or what people have to say, it does not affect me at all. It actually motivates me to support him more, and it's going to motivate all of us to support him more. We're not going to let them get away with bullying him. And, you know, the smear campaigns, it's not going to work. Okay? He has a lot of smiling behind him, force behind him, and God is protecting him. Amen. Listen, I do believe that God is protecting President Trump after July 13, when he was that assassination attempt. I mean, saved by Just the. The tiny. The little fraction. I mean, he is so lucky. You can only attribute that to God, right? It was an act of God. It was very lucky. Someone, some. I mean, he's being protected, right? So I totally agree with her there. It's also very brave of her, I would say. It is one thing to be a pro Trump rapper or a pro Trump celebrity, right? There are a lot of those. And, you know, during an election season, they might come out and say, like, yeah, I like Trump, or, yeah, I don't hate Trump or something, and there are a lot of rappers that do that. But to go to Amfest, that is on another level. Then, amid all of this ice stuff, like, people are, you know, we talked about that poll earlier in the show. Americans are souring on ice. They're souring on the Trump administration. For Nicki Minaj to stand up on stage and say, yeah, I. All the. All the haters. I hear you don't care. The haters are her motivation. That is very cool. She is very, very proud to be a Trump supporter. And. And I love that she is not backing down. She is doubling, tripling down. And I love to see it. Here's a. A celebrity that is not so cool. Kristen Stewart. Do you guys know her? Do you know Kristen Stewart? She was in the Twilight series. Honestly, I don't really know what else she was in. I think she played Princess Diana in something. Do you guys know what else? Kristen Stewart's. All I can think of is Twilight. I don't know. Can you look up some of her other movies? I feel like I. I don't even know what else she did. That's all I know her from, really. But she did a interview with the Times and they were talking to her about, you know, Trump and America and all this stuff. And this is a part of the article. She's outspoken about Trump and not just because of their history with his tweets about her. The Chronology of Water was shot in Latvia because she quotes, it would have been impossible to do in the States. She was talking about how Trump's tariffs are making films, you know, harder to make films outside of the US and so what she's claiming doesn't really make sense, but she said this. The tariffs are terrifying for the film industry. She also said reality is breaking completely under Trump, but we should take a page out of his book and create the reality we want to live in. Now, Kristen Stewart lives in LA and New York. Lucky her to live in two different places. Right? And they asked her, the Times Asked her will she stay in the US and she said, probably not. I can't work freely there, but I don't want to give up completely. I'd like to make movies in Europe and then shove them down the throat of the American people. I would like to know why she thinks she can't work freely in the United States. There is no country more free than the United States, especially because the purpose of Trump's tariffs would be to encourage companies to do business here instead of abroad. But I think it's funny that she thinks Americans would even know or care that she would be making films out of the country. I only ever look up where a movie is filmed because I'm watching the movie. And, you know, as you know, I don't watch movies very often, but when I do, it's like, oh, this is a beautiful place. Where do they film it? Oh, that's a cool house. Where do they film at? That's what gets me to go to Google and figure out, like, oh, where was this filmed? And then when I figure it out, I just go, okay. I don't think people if. If they're watching a Kristen Stewart movie are gonna, like, see that she filmed in Europe and know that it was this political stance she. She knows that it was because she was anti Trump she was trying to do. No one cares. I don't think people are going to care about her little protests as much as she thinks they do. Plus, she says they're going to film in Europe. What are the chances, though, if she films a movie in Europe? She's working with an American agent, an American production company, an American marketing agency. I mean, as much as I hate on Hollywood and la, they are the center of the film industry universe. I highly doubt Kristen Stewart could keep up her little protest without tapping into American film industry resources. So I say, good luck with that. Let's get into scrolling time. Someone in the chat that I forgot she was still alive. She's very young. We were looking at her IMDb and she's in over 40 movies, and the only one that Josh and I recognized was Charlie's Angels from 2019. Whoa. She was a Charlie's Angel. Oh, in the reboot. I was in 2019. The 2019 reboot. Okay, well, I didn't see that movie, as you could probably guess, but. Oh, well. All right. This for this next video. This just got me thinking that the men, the liberal men in Minnesota, cannot possibly be the same breed of men that we have on the front lines in our armed forces. They're just. They're just a different species. Species. Watch this. They will kill me if you let this they will kill me if you let this happen. Resisting our ass and save my life. Now help me. I am going home. Stop. Stop. I will not. I have done nothing wrong. He says, help me. I'm trying to go home. I've done nothing wrong. He's resisting arrest in this video. And why did he. How or how did he get into that situation to begin with? Like, these are just like pussy men. Like, they're just losers, like liberal losers. They're. They're going out and they're purposely creating this dangerous environment, and then they're inserting themselves into it. And then they're like, ah, help. Help. Like, you put yourself there. You put yourself there and then you're crying for help. And then all these other people are like, just filming him because they've been trained to be these legal observers. They can't help you. They're. They're as liberal as you are. Like, they are, as you know, useless as you are. You're sitting there screaming for help. You're in this situation that you didn't need to be in, in general. And then everyone else is just like this. They're like, watching him scream for help. They're like, shoot. This is the only thing I know how to do. This is the only thing I know how to do. This is me resisting. See? See how much I'm resisting? That's them. So they just. They watch people basically rage, bait ICE agents into tackling them. And then, you know, it's just. It's a whole vicious cycle. It's just. Anyway, they're all just filming each other. Be lunatics. So what do you think the scramble looks like to post the video after the fact? They all, like, huddle up and race or. Yeah, who posts it first? Where do they post it all? Are they in the signal chats? Like, how do they coordinate? I guess all the angles go to teamwork. Or are they every man for himself or someone trying to get the clout? Or. You know what's odd? I don't really see very many videos like that. Like, I saw this video that's like a news outlet covering it. It was USA Today, TikTok. But I haven't seen the liberal POV. Like, I don't really get those on my for you page much. Maybe that's just because my algorithm knows that I don't want to see that stuff. But it's odd. Like, I don't really see their videos that they all go post. There's gotta be a bajillion angles of all. They all have their phones out, and it's like, I never see any of this stuff. It's weird. This next video I found on Instagram. I rarely scroll on Instagram, but I did find this one on Instagram. And this mom used the audio from another video on her video. So it makes it simple. Seem like there are ice raids happening in her. Her neighborhood, but it's not really happening. Watch, it says. Never felt this concerned as a Hispanic mom raising Hispanic children in America. And you can hear in that video just people screaming, stay inside. They're here. What sounds like people alerting the neighborhood that there's ice in the area. But the mom just pulled that audio from another video and put it on this, like, pristine video of her neighborhood, like, covered in snow. It's, like, idyllic. Can you put the video up again? I mean, this is like, it looks like a safe neighborhood. Just snow softly falling on the ground. There's no chaos. There's nothing. It's like, if you took that sound off of this video, it would just be. You could put any sound on this, and it would look, it's just like a nice American neighborhood. There's nothing going on. She makes it seem scary, and it's not scary. Then she says, I. You know, I've never felt this concerned as a Hispanic mom raising Hispanic kids in America. So I just took it upon myself to click on her Instagram account. She's got a Puerto Rican flag in her bio. Girl, you're fine. You're fine. You're not being deported. Your kids are fine. You're fine. Your video is fake. You're Puerto Rican. You're fine. Like, it's all fake. It's just all fake news. And this video has, like, thousands of likes, millions of views. It's. It's all fake. All right, this next video, let's do 25 if you can. This guy, he. This is just. It makes me a little nostalgic. When I used to live in New York, this guy is doing a food review. He picks up a sandwich, and then you catch just, like, a little glimpse of what's happening in the back. Just like a little New York moment in the back. Watch. It's got a sandwich from Cellos. I don't know what's going on right there, but we're going to go. All right, we got Cellos. Continues with the sandwich review. Cello's vodka sauce is so good. We're going to have to Run that back back. Just got a sandwich from Cellos. Rewind. Oh, there's. I don't know what's going on right there, but we're gonna go crawling on the ground. It's the zombie. It's like the zombie apocalypse. It's the walking dead. There's four people army crawling on the ground behind him. They've got to be on drugs. Gotta be on drugs. I love how he just. I don't know what's happening behind. Just got a sandwich from Cellos. I don't know what's going on right there, but we're just. I love it. This is also in true New York fashion, you see something absolutely crazy like that. People flailing on the ground like drug addicts, homeless people flailing on the ground. You just keep it moving. You just keep it moving. You keep your head down. You see it. You see it out of the corner of your eye. You don't look. You don't make eye contact. You just keep going. You keep filming your food review video. And I hope that his sandwich was good, and I hope that those people get help. Certainly. And then this last video that I have for you is just cute. Okay, this baby has grown up with clearly a dog in the house. The family was wondering, why does our baby make this noise? And then it starts to make sense. Watch. This is the baby speaking, and that's the dog speaking. Sounds like the baby has learned very well from his puppy brother or her puppy brother or sister that. Well, I guess that's her first word. I don't know what the dog is saying, but baby's first word. Anyway, thank you for scrolling along with me. I have some cute dog videos for tomorrow. Dogs in the snow. So just a little teaser. If you like dog videos, I'm gonna have more dog videos for you tomorrow. You could follow me on social media at Haley Carania, and I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Bye, Sam.