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Haley Karenia (0:00)
Hello everyone. Welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Karenia. I just tried. I mean, sometimes I start the show and before I start the show, I always go into Rumble. I always go into the live chat. I like to see what you guys are saying. Then I'll copy the link. Cause I gotta put it on Twitter and then I gotta put it on my Instagram story and then all, all, you know, all the promotional things. And I tried writing in the chat today, but it didn't. I don't think it went through. Did you guys see my message? I said let's go. Ready to scroll. I don't know if you guys saw my thing. I just had like an issue with the app. I don't know. I use the app. I don't know if you guys saw it or not, but I said get ready to scroll. And we are ready to scroll. Before we get started, I want to remind you to obviously go to the Bondino Report channel. If you're in the home. If you're in the chat and you're scrolling with the homies already, you are already here. So you already know the deal. But you got to subscribe to the Bondino Report channel. Rumble.com Haley is where you can find it. You can also watch later at your own leisure. If you want to listen on your favorite podcast platform, you can do that as well. Just search Nightly scroll with Haley on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. I will be there and be square. If you don't want to be there, I want to get into something a little serious off the top of the show. So R and B artist Cassie Ventura testified earlier today against her ex boyfriend Sean Diddy combs D detailing 4 day freak offs and other alleged abuses at the hand of the music mogul. Then MSNBC hosts and guests put their race baiting hats on, all while covering President Trump's acceptance of South African refugees. They cannot help themselves. The Episcopal Church even ended their contract with the US government. They are no longer going to work to resettle refugees because, well, the US government decided to resettle fake 59 white ones. So I can't make sense of that. But we're going to get into all of it. President Trump introduced the Saudis to YMCA and they returned the favor with McDonald's. Maybe can we get an eagle screech? I love to hear it. All that and so much more on Nightly Scroll. So the Diddy trial heads into its second week. This week the trial officially started on May 5, but testimonies began yesterday. US District Judge Aaron Subramunium Armaniam told jurors that this trial could last around eight weeks. So we're in for the long haul here. And I want to keep updates on this because I think that this goes beyond Diddy, and it goes into the world of Epstein and a lot of elites who are using children for their pleasure and other Holly weird lunacy. So I want to stay close on this. But if you all remember, Sean Diddy Combs was arrested last September. He faces racketeering, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution charges. If he is found guilty of all of these charges, he could be sentenced to life in prison. The racketeering conspiracy charge includes accusations of kidnapping, drugging, coercing women into sexual activities, sometimes using firearms or threats of violence. Now, you will also remember, I'm sure, a lot of people saw that CNN exclusive video where they obtained the footage from a hotel, the security footage of Diddy brutally beating Cassie Ventura, his girlfriend at the time. Then in a raid on his Los Angeles mansion, police found supplies that they said were intended for these orgies that Diddy called freak offs. And they found, you know, illicit drugs. Also more than a thousand bottles of baby oil. If you remember, Diddy tried to kind of blame it on Costco. And then Costco was like, no, like, we want nothing to do with this. So the whole baby oil of it all wild story and, and certainly very, very sad. If all of this is true, what people have been through is. Is devastating. So we're going to get into that in a little bit. But Mr. Combs has pleaded not guilty. He denied all of these allegations against him. And it all started in late 2023 when he was sued by Cassie Ventura. So Cassie, she was an R B singer. She was a big star in the 90s, early 2000s, and she was made a star because of Diddy and her proximity to Diddy. They started dating when she was around 20, 21 years old. And she sued Diddy in late 2023 for violent abuse and rape. As we saw on that CNN exclusive video that was released probably a year ago now, maybe over a year ago. We've seen that. That is, that is true. Diddy came out and said, that is me in the video. I apologize for my behavior. Sorry doesn't cut it. I mean, he was absolutely just beating this woman. It's. It's disgusting to see. I'm not going to play it, obviously, because it's. It's horrible. But dozens of other people aside from Cassie have filed lawsuits accusing Diddy of sexual assault. And these accusations Date back to the early 90s. And he again denies all of these claims. But we know that, you know, if people are accusing him of abuse, we've seen that he's capable of that in that video that he admitted to. So nearly all of the potential jurors had already gone into this trial reading news reports about the allegations of the case. Many of them have, have already seen that CNN video where Diddy is kicking Cassie in that hotel hallway. They played that video in court yesterday. And today Cassie Ventura took the stand. So Cassie recalled horrible memories of when Diddy allegedly forced her to have intercourse with male escorts. He would film it and then use the footage as blackmail or to control her. She said a lot of these freak off parties would last up to four days. At some times she would be left dehydrated. Not only her, but everyone involved would be left dehydrated from the drugs. She said it would take days to recover. I don't even want to think about what took place there. But the defense attorneys for Diddy are arguing that because Cassie stayed with Diddy for, I think they dated for 11 years, they're arguing that what Cassie is alleging is, couldn't have been that bad because she stayed with him. But Cassie is also detailed on the stand today just how controlling Diddy was over her entire life. He would buy apartments and have her stay in apartments very close to his. He was in close proximity to her. He, because he owned the apartments or was paying for them, he had keys to them. He would know where she was most of the time. She detailed that he would essentially show up to the apartments unannounced because he had a key. So this was obviously to keep tabs on her. She, she said that she felt very controlled by him. The judge also ruled that Cassie's husband, Alex Fine, he could be in court for some of Cassie's testimony, but he would need to leave whenever she depicted the acts of rape. And oddly enough, so Alex Fine, her husband, he's. He's expected to testify later in the trial called by the defense team in order to dispute his own wife's testimony. Interesting that the defense team is using her husband against her. But prosecutors argued that Alex Fine, her husband, is necessary for emotional support. Cassie is pregnant with their third child. So the prosecutors are arguing that her husband should be in the courtroom when she testifies. I cannot imagine how difficult this is for Cassie, not only to relive everything that she has allegedly been through, she is alleging that she has been through traumatic experiences. We know that she has been Beaten by him. But she's alleging that she was raped and sexually abused and controlled. This must be very difficult to relive in general. But she's pregnant with their third child, with her third child. And reports say that she has given very tearful testimony. I think this case is very important to follow because it unfortunately gives us a look at what goes on in the entertainment industry. I think we all got a taste of it with the Harvey Weinstein of it all and how people use power for control and money for control and sex for control. And I think the, the music industry and the movie industry, it's all intertwined. I think the powerful elite are for the most part demonic in this country and probably abroad, but certainly in the Hollywood industry. I think people get swept up in it for whatever reason. And I truly believe that it is demonic. It's difficult to grasp how else people can become so evil. How can you coerce people into thinking you're so powerful, that you're above the law and you're so controlling that you can humiliate people and exploit, exploit them for your own pleasure without demonic influence? I, I believe the entertainment industry is for the most part a godless place. I know there are some celebrities that speak out about their faith and I hope they stay true to it because they're going to need it. There are far too many interest into instances now that prove it is not a safe place for women and children. Whether it's, you know, Diddy, like we talked about earlier, Harvey Weinstein, Dan Schneider at Nickelodeon, these are very powerful people who think that their kingdoms will not be toppled and they continue to abuse children and young women because no one will tell them no. And I hope and pray that victims find strength and I hope that the truth comes out because again, I don't believe in this believe all women stuff or I don't believe that people should just come right out and, you know, blame men for things that that didn't happen. So again, I'm praying that the victims, they find strength, but also that the truth prevails. I do believe that based on what we've seen that Diddy is implicated in something very demonic and dark. I don't think that you have a thousand bottles of baby oil at your house for no reason. I don't think that you're stockpiling for the apocalypse. I don't think that it is just some, you know, no big deal kind of a thing. I think that there is enough evidence here that shows that something was going on and what was going on Was really dark. And we talked about it before this show even started when we come in here and we. We run through all the topics that we're going to see in the show, and we check all the videos and the headlines and what have you. And we were going through these images, and Andy asked me, what do you think is going to happen with this trial? And I don't know what's going to happen with this trial. All I can do. I can't predict the news. All I can do is tell you what has happened so far, and I can give you my opinion on what I think is going to happen. I think Diddy will be charged, but again, we have to wait until this all plays out. I don't want to get ahead of the justice system. I don't want to get ahead of the jurors and their decision making, but whether he is charged or not, whether he spends the rest of his life in jail or not, I think this is very indicative of. I think there are just a lot of similarities between Diddy and Epstein. I think if Diddy takes the fall and he is charged with these disgusting crimes, the racketeering charges, the sexual abuse charges, and all of this, the prostitution charges, I think it begs the question, who else was at those parties? Because Diddy's not throwing these parties for himself. Of course, we know that there are other celebrities who are implicated. It just begs the question, how deep does the Diddy stuff run? Who's involved? Who is implicated? Who is buying the prostitutes? If there are prostitutes, who is buying the sex with underage girls in the Epstein case, it just begs the question, I know that Diddy was not the only person there. I know that Diddy is not the only person who allegedly committed these crimes. Certainly he used these parties as a means to control other people in his life and blackmail other people in the industry. But the industry is big, and it's. It's bigger than Diddy. So who else is implicated? And I think we're gonna hopefully find that out. And again, I. I don't know, because is there a connection between the Diddy parties and Epstein? I don't know. It seems like any time we ask for updates on the Epstein case, we want to know answers. We are just hit with this roadblock. And because I don't know if there are politicians who are. Or donors that have been implicated in Diddy, I. It seems unlikely that. I mean, if there are no politicians involved, why not expose these people? But again, these are very powerful elites, and it just seems like powerful elites get away with murder and then they get away with prostitution and they get away with sex abuse and they get away with, you know, insert disgusting crime here. So to Andy's question earlier, what do I think is going to happen? I hope it exposes the worst of the worst in society and I hope justice is served for victims. But I say that with, I mean, I, I, I hope that this is what happens. But again, I, I'm not confident, I say that with little confidence, but I hope that the truth comes out. That's all I can really say as of now. But I will be covering this case closely because hits close to home for me. I, I think that these cases are important and certainly if this is at all related to Epstein or if clients are similar, it'll be interesting to see how much information does come out because as we've seen with Epstein, it seems like people are very tight lipped. Depending on what elites are involved. I don't know what we're going to find out. So to be continued. I want to get now to the race bait, courtesy of msnbc. So, as we know, President Trump, he has welcomed a flight carrying 56 white South Africans. They have been granted refugee status by the Trump administration. They arrived in the United States yesterday. President Trump announced the resettlement of the South African refugees to states like Minnesota, Idaho, Alabama. And both President Trump and Elon Musk have alleged that these white farmers in South Africa are being discriminated against under land reform policies because of their race. The South African government says that these land reform policies are necessary to remedy the legacy of apartheid in the country. This just reminds me of the reparations BS that we hear mostly in California, how the California government, they want the white people to pay on behalf of what happened years and years and years ago, whether their ancestors were involved in slavery or not. We're just supposed to pay up on behalf of black people and what their ancestors endured. It's totally absurd. But this is essentially what's happening in South Africa. The government passed an expropriation law that basically empowers them to take land away from white farmers and redistribute it with no obligation for them to compensate for the stolen land, all in the name of racial equity. They're going to redistribute the land, take it away from white people and give it to black people. Huh. So anyway, Trump signed an executive order earlier this month freezing financial aid to South Africa because of this. But here is what President Trump said on the issue yesterday. Watch this.