Haley Carania (8:11)

Incredibly concerning. And I think that it is an illustration of the attacks we're seeing in our democracy. Sometimes they're blatant and explicit in the manner of these bomb threats. And we have to understand this as part of the general approach. The Trump administration has taken to trying to intimidate voters with baseless allegations of voter fraud as a means of trying to repress the voice of Americans across this country.

Scott Bryson (8:37)

I don't know if he's gonna get that question again today, but the general approach, the Trump administration.

Haley Carania (8:41)

I don't understand. How has the Trump administration intimidated vot. Can anyone give me an answer on that? Like, a real answer? I have no idea what the hell he's talking about. The Trump administration may be wanting people to show ID and to be actual citizens of the country that they're voting in. I don't know how else or what else were they saying. This was like earlier in the year when they were saying that women who are married are not going to be able to vote because they. If they didn't change their last name. I mean, are these the reasons that they're. That they're coming up with for the Trump administration? You know, intimidating people? I don't know what they're talking about, but all this is a socialist candidate throwing out as many buzzwords as he possibly can before the polls close. Oh, Trump's threatening democracy. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. He's just feeding what these people exactly what they want to hear. And so is Cuomo, for that matter. Of course, Andrew Cuomo, the. The former embattled governor of New York running for the mayor now. And everyone in New York does not like Cuomo for a lot of different reasons, but certainly because of how he handled the COVID 19 pandemic and basically forcing sick elderly people into nursing homes where they all died. So here is Cuomo officially apologizing for that nursing home debacle. Watch this.

Haley Carania (10:03)

Worst. Nobody knew what we were dealing with. I had the best health experts from around the globe giving us advice who followed the best advice. We followed the federal guidance, and people died in a horrific way. There were no visitors allowed into nursing homes. And I apologize for any family that lost a loved one during that time. It was on my watch, and I understand how terrible it was.

Janice Dean (10:33)

Yeah, we really were first and worst. I remember calling my family down in South Carolina saying, mom and dad, do not go to that party. You don't understand what's happening here. Y' all need to stay away from your friends right now and stay at Home people are losing their loved ones. My doorman, many of them lost, like their, their dad, their mom. It was really sad. Janice Dean lost both of her in laws because of the nursing home situation. It was a really hard time for New York and we were the first. What do you say to the people who can't afford to pay their bills here in New York, Governor? Because we really, we know how Mom.

Haley Carania (11:05)

D feels about asking about police officers.

Janice Dean (11:08)

About the debacle community. Many of them are voting for you.

Haley Carania (11:11)

It was just, you know, it was on his watch. I'm sorry about that, but it doesn't matter. The apology, it's just falling on deaf ears. It's a total lost cause. White liberal women hate Cuomo because of the MeToo stuff. He's a total creep. He's also a Nepo baby like Mamdani, except he has half the personality. Republicans and independents do not like Cuomo. If he gets any votes from those two groups, it's because they are anti Mamdani votes from people who probably wanted to vote for Curtis Lewa but knew that he didn't have a shot. But they don't actually like Andrew Cuomo or any of his policies. Anyone who lost a loved one in the nursing homes during COVID in New York is not voting for Cuomo, whether he apologizes or not. And anyone who lost their jobs due to his vaccine mandates, they're not going to want to vote for Cuomo either. I was living and working in New York City at the time. I couldn't. I didn't want to get vaccinated. I couldn't go to a bar. I couldn't go to a restaurant. Thankfully. Thankfully, I was working at Newsmax at the time. And they said, no, if you don't want to get vaccinated, you don't have to. If the state comes and asks us and finds us, that is fine. We will deal with the fines. Like, no one is getting this if you don't want to. I am eternally grateful for that. Seriously, like, I feel like my life depended on it. We have so many. I mean, I've talked about these stories, horrific stories on this show. I've had guests on this show who were injured by the vaccine. I'm so grateful that I didn't have to get it. But that was Cuomo's New York. That was Cuomo, that was de Blasio. That was all of them. So this is his legacy. He can't get away from that. An apology is not good enough. And nothing is going to make fetch happen for him and certainly not whatever his daughter was trying to do last night. Watch this. Cool girls for capitalism. That was the event that they were at. Cool girls for capitalism. I've also seen hot girls for Cuomo. I've seen hot boys for Mamdani. Like, what is going on here? This is, like, so 2025 coded in such a just crazy way. I can't believe the world we're living in. But, yeah, cool girls for capitalism. Okay? And no fomo. Vote Cuomo. This is all so gay. Like, it's just so insanely stupid. I hate when politicians do stuff like this. And I know that this wasn't Cuomo. This was his daughter. But still, if you're not good at this kind of thing, if you're not personable, if you're not good at social media, don't try. It's just. It's cringe. It's just really, really cringe. Um, but anyway. President Trump urged voters in New York to support Cuomo over the Republican candidate Curtis Lewa. So watch this. This is what he had to say on Truth Social. He said, if Communist candidate Zora Namdani wins the election for mayor of New York City, it is highly unlikely that I will be contributing federal funds other than that very minimum as required to my beloved first home. Because of the fact that as a communist, this once great city has zero chance of success or even survival. It can even get worse. I'm sorry. It could only get worse with the Communists at the helm. And I don't want to send, as president good money after bad. It is my obligation to run the nation, and it is my strong conviction that New York City will be a complete and total economic and social disaster should Mamnani win. His principles have been tested for over a thousand years, and never once have they been successful. I would much rather see a Democrat who has had a record of success win. This is like a desperate plea, record of success. Okay, then. A Communist with no experience and a record of complete and total failure. He was nothing as an assemblyman ranked at the bottom of the class. And as mayor of potentially again, the greatest city in the world, he has no chance to bring it back to his formal former glory. I agree. We must also remember this. A vote for Curtis Lewa, who looks much better without the beret, is a vote for Donnie. Whether you personally like Andrew Cuomo or not, you really have no choice. All right, so President Trump, he has made the decision to not only endorse Andrew Cuomo, but to urge Republicans to ditch the Beret wearing Curtis Sliwa, who would be a wonderful option for New York. I know that he doesn't have a shot, but, my God, this man loves this city. Anyway. It's a real shame, but Cuomo is Trump's pick. And Andrew Cuomo did a radio show and was asked about Trump's endorsement. This is what he had to say. Well, he really had nothing to say. Maybe Curtis Lee was. Cats caught his tongue. Watch this.

Tish Hyman (16:21)

Your boy was just on 60 Minutes. Cuomo saying that you're his guy.

Haley Carania (16:25)

Your boy.

Haley Carania (16:27)

No, first of all, Trump said you're his candidate. If he had to pick a bad Democrat or. What did he say? Or communist. Or a communist, he's picking you.

Vietnamese Grandmother (16:42)

Crickets.

Nancy Pelosi (16:43)

Hello?

Haley Carania (16:44)

Oh, I think that he was. They cut him off. I think he had to. That he had to rap.

Nancy Pelosi (16:50)

He just get.

Scott Bryson (16:50)

Oh.

Haley Carania (16:53)

I really wanted to hear that answer.

Scott Bryson (16:55)

That's what I was gonna ask you.

Haley Carania (16:57)

Ebro just got spicy. Oh, I heard. I heard a click before the. Before the. Boop.

Haley Carania (17:04)

Wow.

Nancy Pelosi (17:07)

Okay.

Haley Carania (17:09)

We thought he hung up. He called management saying that we ambushed him and hung up on him.

Nancy Pelosi (17:16)

That is not true.

Haley Carania (17:17)

You were in the middle of a conversation. You were like. You were talking specifically about a subject mid sentence. Why would you hang up mid sentence?

Haley Carania (17:25)

Ambush is a lot like if you're running for the. The.

Nancy Pelosi (17:28)

The.

Haley Carania (17:29)

The biggest city in the world, you know, the toughest city, you're not going to be able. You can't handle a little smoke. My goodness. No answer. And honestly, Cuomo is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. Because if Cuomo comes out and says, I don't accept this endorsement, I don't want Trump, I mean, he's going to be screwed if he wins, and then he needs Trump. So Cuomo knows how badly he needs to have Trump in his back pocket and to not be on his bad side. But then again, if Cuomo wants to win the Democrat primary, I'm sorry, he lost the Democrat primary. If he wants to win the election as a Democrat, up against Zohramdani, Cuomo should have said, you know, f you, Trump, if he wanted to really win, and then deal with the consequences later. But, yeah, I mean, totally damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. Kind of a moment. I. I think Mamdani said something along the lines of, yeah, like, congratulations on your endorsement. You worked really hard for that one. Something like that. Again, basically, President Trump just handed the election to Mamnani. Again, like, there's really. At this point, there's nothing that can be done, in my opinion. Well, you know, the polls are still open, so we will see. We can only hope. But I don't. I mean, it sounds crazy to say that I want Cuomo to win. I don't. I don't want Cuomo to win. I want Curtis Leo to win. There's no shot. It's just bad. It's all around really bad and depressing. So we'll table that for now and then we'll get back to it tomorrow when we have some more details. But former speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi did an interview with cnn and she didn't mince any words when it came to her feelings on President Trump. Watch this.

Nancy Pelosi (19:13)

Just a vile creature, the worst thing on the face of the earth.

Scott Bryson (19:17)

But anyway, you think he's the worst thing on the face of the Earth?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (19:20)

I do. Yeah.

California Woman (19:22)

I do.

Scott Bryson (19:22)

Why is that?

Nancy Pelosi (19:24)

Because he's the President of the United States and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States.

Scott Bryson (19:29)

I know you said you won't talk about your future until after Prop 50, but there is speculation about what you're going to do next.

Nancy Pelosi (19:37)

Well, first of all, when people start, as in the press, speculating, is she going to run? Is she not going to run other people's file or say they're going to run? You know what that does that gives me so much support. I have no doubt that if I decided to run, I would win. That isn't even a question. It isn't arrogant, it's competent. I know my district. I live here. I'm, I am with them much of the time. They've given me the latitude when I was speaker and leader to be around the country and around the world, and I'm grateful to them for that. But I'd always keep the home fires burning, as I have always done. So for me, it's just a question of one thing, winning the House for the Democrats. And that's what we're doing with Proposition 50. It's the first step. And then, all right, I go from there to winning.

Haley Carania (20:30)

And the whole point here is that out the gate, Nancy Pelosi calls President Trump a vile human being, the most vile person on the planet. That's bold coming from someone who looks like a melted Madame Tussauds whack figure. Like, literally, a vile human. The most vile human on the face of the planet. Okay. Anyway, I thought it was interesting when she was asked about her future and she gave that roundabout nothing answer about, well, I'm not going to say yes, and I'M also not going to say no. And I'm also not going to say maybe I'm just going to talk about Proposition 50 and winning back the House. But some Democrats, lots of Democrats, are speculating that Nancy Pelosi is going to retire and she's not going to seek reelection. You know what's crazy? She is 85 years old. Could you imagine being 85 years old and people speculating whether or not you're going to retire soon? Like, why is that still up for debate?

Tish Hyman (21:31)

Retire?

Haley Carania (21:32)

You should have retired two decades ago with everybody else. 85 years old. And people are like, will she Won't she? Will she? Won't she Go home, Go home. Pack it up. You're done. You're done. 85 years old. If she ran again, which I really don't think she will, but if she ran again at 85 years old and she says, like, I'm confident that I would win, what the hell is wrong with her constituents? Why would you put someone in office who's going to be 90 years old? You should not have a 9 in front of your age and run for office. You should not have a nine in front of your age and still be working. You are not supposed to die in office. That's not, I don't want that for anybody. You're not supposed to die. You're just not. Unless something very tragic happens. It is. This is not supposed to happen. You are not supposed to do this womb to tomb thing where you're 90 years old and you're still working. It's insanity. All right. Speaking of the House Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, she was on the View today. She made her debut there and she was talking about this government shutdown and how she is not taking a paycheck. I respect it. Watch this.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (22:46)

Here's something you all may not know about me. I think a lot of people on the left are learning that when I ran for Congress in 2020, I ran criticizing Republicans and Democrats equally because I come from a working class family, ran a construction company for over 20 years. And I feel like the government has failed all of us. And it purely disgusts me. It really does. And I represent a district that is rural manufacturing district, blue collar workers, and people have been crushed by decades of failure in Washington, D.C. and so I have no problem pointing fingers at everyone. And the worst thing that I, that I just can't get over is we're not working right now. And I put that criticism directly on the speaker of the House and we should be at work all the people sitting in this audience, they go to work every day. People at home watching this show, they go to work every day. Ladies, you go to work every day. The people on your set. And it is an embarrassment to me that we're not in session and getting paid. I'm not taking a paycheck.

Scott Bryson (23:52)

Good for you. Exactly.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (23:53)

I'm not taking a paycheck.

Nancy Pelosi (23:54)

Exactly.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (23:56)

I think you're one of the only ones.

Haley Carania (23:59)

So I respect the fact that she's not taking a paycheck. If there are American citizens who are working, they're government workers, federal workers, and they are not getting paid.

Scott Bryson (24:08)

You know who else isn't getting paid? Who? They have been very not nice to. Donald Trump, right. Has not collected a PayCheck for whatever five and a half years of presidency. Where's the audience applause for him?

Haley Carania (24:22)

Oh, yeah, well, when pigs fly. When pigs frickin fly. But no, I, I think that this is respectable, obviously. I think it's respectable that President Trump doesn't take a salary, a presidential salary, which I think is like, what, like 400 grand? Something like that. But yeah, I think that that's very respectable. But I also think that you have to lead by example. And if you know that there are American citizens and even your own constituents that aren't getting a paycheck because of your own stupidity. And I'm not saying Marjorie Taylor Greene specifically, I'm just saying all these members of the House. What I don't understand, and the Senate, what I don't understand is they know when the deadline is happening and they push the deadline. Push it, push it, push it, push it. We're past the deadline. How many days has the government been closed now? We're over two weeks now. It just doesn't make sense that they don't get things done by a deadline. You know when it's going to happen. Don't let the government shut down. I just don't understand that. So someone in the chat said pigs did fly. She flew to Ireland speaking about Rosie o'. Donnell. That's very funny, but this was a very friendly interview with the View. I was not really expecting it to go this way. She had said that, you know, she didn't want to make this like a contentious fight kind of a thing, which Marjorie Taylor Greene has been known to do. I mean, she really will go at it with AOC and Jasmine Crockett and, and people like that on the other side of the aisle. But this is very, very friendly. And she was kind of like positioning herself as this moderate where you know, well, I, I'm Republican, but I call out Republicans and I also call out Democrats and the government's failing us and blah, blah, blah. So I wonder why she's positioning herself as this moderate figure. Is she worried about winning reelection? Is she positioning herself or maybe something in 2028? I mean, I don't know, is she trying to maybe not seem like this right wing firebrand so that she's a candidate for maybe a cabinet position or something else? Makes you think. But this next clip cracked me up because this is Joy Behar telling Marjorie Taylor Greene to become a Democrat. Watch this.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (26:53)

Oh, no, nothing has changed about me. I am staying absolutely 100% true to the people that voted for me and true to my district. And I am so angry when I drive around my district to all these beautiful little rural small towns and there's manufacturing plants that are crumbling from decades of lost industry, small businesses that got shuttered during COVID lockdowns and Covid shutdowns. And you want to know something else, Whippy? So many veterans that went over and had to fight in some war that really had nothing to do with where they were from or their hometown and their lives and families lives have been so affected. So for me, I am unapologetically America first. And I'll, I'll do anything I can to work hard to save.

Nancy Pelosi (27:41)

Maybe you should become a Democrat, Marjorie.

Haley Carania (27:45)

What?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (27:46)

You know, you want to know something?

Haley Carania (27:48)

I'll say this.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (27:50)

I think both parties have failed.

Haley Carania (27:53)

Well, both parties have failed. I will say that. And that's like a easy cop out answer where you know, if someone's telling you to become a Democrat. And of course, Marjorie Taylor Greene is not going to be a Democrat anytime soon. She's one of the further right people in Congress and I love her for that. I think it's great. We need people like that. But I thought it was funny how she says, you know, I'm unapologetically America first. I want to help people here at home. I want to help the farmers and the blue collar workers in my, in my state. And I want to, you know, stop sending all this money, all this taxpayer money to fund foreign wars. And Joy Behar says, oh, you should be a Democrat. What? Is that what Joy Behar thinks the Democrat Party stands for? Marjorie Taylor Greene literally laid out the Republican policy like what the Republican Party stands for. And Joy Behar is like, I don't know how you make those mental gymnastics work. But speaking of gym nastics, Jim, that's my attempt at a really bad Segue. But this woman, Tish Hyman in a, she's a California based artist and she has launched now a petition to protect women's only spaces nationwide, urging legislation in all 50 states after her experience with a trans woman. A man in the locker room at Gold's Gym. Watch this.

Tish Hyman (29:20)

Man, grown men with big dicks in the women's locker room. And that's why I'm getting kicked out. And I want to make sure the girls know the. Everybody saw that man in the locker room. No one saying, and I'm done with it. It's fucking stupid. It's central, right? Me making in front of a man without my permission. I'm terminated for not wanting men in the locker room.

Haley Carania (30:02)

So yes, she has been terminated. And she went on Instagram and said that multiple women had experienced this. And multiple women at this location, this Gold's gym location, have written reports up on this man for coming into the locker room harassing us. That's what she says. Harassing us and basically claiming that the gym staff has done absolutely nothing. And I, I will say that this isn't necessarily on the gym because this is in California where state law says that you can't discriminate against trans stuff. This is why this ideology is a problem. It permeates all this legislation in these blue states. This is why this is a problem. It's a nationwide problem. And you know, President Trump signed an executive order on the first day in office declaring that, you know, men are men and women are women. But then again, you have these states that are just going absolutely rogue, doing whatever they want, pushing this, this woke indoctrination, this woke legislation that protects mentally ill men over women. That is the problem because this gym has to operate under state law. So if the state law says that, then where they can't do anything, but the problem is where they went wrong is terminating the woman, complaining how she feels unsafe and not doing anything to the trans woman man. It is harassing people. This woman Tish says that this guy has harassed her multiple times in the locker room. Not just once, multiple times. And she says that she's been ignored. So she felt like you know, today when she posted that video or when she made this scene, she was like forced to this point. This was the boiling point for her. So anyway, this is part two. She went on Instagram and explained on her live that she's going to start paying attention. This is a woman who voted for Kamala Harris and she's maybe rethinking that.

Tish Hyman (32:14)

Watch today, my gym Membership was officially terminated by Gold Eos Gym. And guess what happened on my final workout? A trans woman walked in while I was butt naked. I grabbed my towel, I fucking showed discomfort. And she looked at me and she said, are you okay? And I'm like, actually, I'm not. Women have no fucking idea what they're up against in there. They're just going to the gym. I am not a Republican. I am not a Democrat either. I voted Kamala. Yes, I do music. I don't do politics. I voted for Kamala because she's black. I'm not afraid to say it. I voted for Kamala because she's black. And, you know, whatever. And I guess, you know, that's a lesson in itself because you know what? We got to start paying attention to the politics, y', all, because the things that we haven't voted for, the things that I could have voted for probably when I was in my 20s and my 30s, are now kicking me in the ass.

Haley Carania (33:10)

This is a woman who voted for Kamala Harris, admittedly because she's black, not because she was paying attention to the policies or lack thereof that Kamala and other Democrat candidates were pushing. We knew this, but now she's paying attention, and I don't blame her. I truly feel sorry for her that she had to feel uncomfortable in a locker room multiple times. This is horrific. Women should be able to undress and feel safe in a space that is meant for them, not men who feel entitled to view women undressing where they're supposed to feel comfortable. It is wrong, it is disgusting. And sometimes a wake up call like, this is what it takes to get someone to pay attention. This is a lesson learned, right? So maybe she will vote differently next time, knowing that Democrats say they protect women while doing the opposite. I absolutely love Beam guys. They sent me stuff to try and it is so freaking good. If you like a sweet treat at night, if you like a little like tea or hot chocolate, this is like hot chocolate. They have chocolate flavors, like chocolate peanut butter flavors. Oh, my gosh. So good. And it helps you fall asleep. So Beams cyber sale is open now for early access for my listeners and it is their best offer of the year. Right now the homies get 50% off with my code scroll. You can grab dream for just 32, 50. That breaks down to only a dollar and 8 cents per night for the best sleep of your life. So go to shop beam.com scroll and use code scroll and and don't miss out. This is the lowest price dream has ever been sold anywhere and it would likely sell out quickly. Dream is packed with ingredients your body actually needs to sleep. Reishi, magnesium, L theanine, apigenin and yes, even melatonin. But dosed intelligently. Not like the drugstore garbage that knocks you out and leaves you groggy. So now is the time. Beam is giving my listeners the ultimate Patriot discount. Go to shop beam.com scroll and use code scroll and get 50% off during Beam's cyber sale you can grab Dream by beam for just 3,250. But here's the catch. Dream is only available at this price until it sells out. So seriously, think about it. How much would you pay for a truly great night of sleep? With Beam's cyber price, it is just $1.08 per night. Go to shopbeam.com scroll and try Beam today. Thanksgiving is a couple weeks away ladies and gentlemen. There is still time to get rid of the turkey neck and sagging neckline and get compliments all around the dinner table. So if you haven't tried Genousel's breakthrough neckline lift with MDL technology then pick up the phone or go to Jenucel.com right now. Order today and Genucel will include your their immediate effects for results you can see in just 12 hours. And for Thanksgiving Genucel's offer gets even better. You can get the top selling Genucel deep firming Vitamin C serum included in the essentials package. You'll give thanks this holiday for 10 years off your appearance and everyone will see the difference guaranteed or 100% of your money back. That is the Genucel promise. Go to jennycell.com scroll jennycel.com scroll and from now until Thanksgiving you will also get their brand new Gua Sha massager with red light therapy to help amplify your results. And shipping is also free. And jenny.com scroll jenny.com scroll and with that I've got former Secret Service agent and host of the beyond the Service podcast, Silverlock contributor Scott Bryson here for tactical detail. Hey Scott, how are you? Thanks so much for joining me. Obviously I love this segment. Every week we've gone through a a lot of these great videos and the first one is a grocery cart shopping cart. This is a parking lot situation. A reminder to always stay alert. Watch this. So here's a woman, she's in her car and this guy basically throws a shopping cart and it hits the back of her car as she's trying to pull out and she's backing up realizing that oh, I just hit Something. There's a shopping cart there. Here's her first mistake here. She's gonna get out. She realizes that she's hit something. She says, oh, okay. She gets out. This is the crazy part. She leaves the door wide open, doors unlocked, car's unlocked, and she's gonna go move the shopping cart. And this guy was hiding out under the truck next to her. He goes into the car, grabs her bag, runs away with her bag, and goes back under the truck. Scott, what did she do wrong?

Scott Bryson (38:03)

Not good. Bless her heart. Listen, I know you can't always control when you have to go shopping. Try, ladies. Try to do it in the daylight. We're going to show a couple videos tonight. It's imperative to try to do things in the daylight. I know that's not always possible. When you do have to go out at night, the first thing you do, ladies and gentlemen, lock your doors immediately. I do videos on this all the time. The first thing you have to do is lock your door. She gets out of the car, which was mistaken. Well, mistake number one was not locking the car. So she got in. Mistake number two is getting out. And she's very lucky that this guy was a petty theft after a bag instead of a rapist or a sex trafficker. At the end of that video, it kind of cuts off, so we don't really know how it plays out. But a big panel van also pulls out, and it. To me, it looked like they might have been in on it. I don't know. I hope that the woman. I hope everything turned out well for her. But you've already made contact with the buggy, and you've pushed it about 8 or 10ft. Just push it two more feet and get out of there. Who cares? It's not that big of a deal.

Haley Carania (39:05)

Yeah, you know, it's scary because to your point, you know, she gets out of the car, she leaves the door open. But even if she got out of the car and locked the car door right away and then went to move the shopping cart and move it somewhere else, she's still now giving that guy who clearly wants to do harm to her, more time to get closer to her vehicle, get closer to her and do whatever he was going to do. I mean, maybe in that moment, he says, oh, shoot, her car door's locked. I can't steal her purse. I'll just kill her or something else. I mean, who knows? Like, this is someone who clearly doesn't have good intentions.

Scott Bryson (39:43)

Yeah, no, it's. It's. The bottom line is these guys These predators, they, they're. They prey on the most vulnerable, whether it's an older person, whether it's a female or a smaller man. They're cowards. But it doesn't matter that they're cowards because they have evil intent. And we have got to do our very best to negate that.

Haley Carania (40:02)

Yeah, it's really scary. And I see all these things about their, like, human trafficking, things about. It all takes place in a parking lot. It's always in a parking lot. It's, oh, there's a, there's a dollar bill by your tire or a note left on your windshield or something. And it's just like, okay, just get in your car, lock your doors, drive away. Doesn't matter, doesn't matter what the note says. Doesn't. You don't need the dollar bill. Like, just get in your car and go. But it's always a good reminder because I think our instinct is to, oh, let me pick that up. You know, so it's smart. But this next video is also crazy, and it goes to show just how bad these policies are in California. This takes place in California. Here's a guy that was caught outside a woman's house. Watch this.

California Woman (40:54)

Woke up, saw the man. Actually woke up. Person I live with, my roommate saw the man and came upstairs, said, oh my God, there's a man in our backyard called 91 1. They show up, they go back there, they handcuff him, they take him outside. The cop comes back and he tells us basically that he can be. There can be a trespassing citation that's put against him, but there is nothing else that can be done. And when my cousin goes to leave for work, she sees the man posted up on the fucking curb. No police to be found four houses down. Come to find out he has been arrested 193 times already for burglary, for aggravated assault, for like, I think it was assault for a deadly weapon. I don't even know. I blacked out when I heard. 193. 193 times this man has been arrested. There is no reason that laws should be set up that give more rights to somebody who has that many arrests found in somebody's backyard dressed like a criminal. Who knows what was in his backpack, if there were weapons or even tools to get in, who knows? And since I just feel like being political is like what I want to really end this video with, I want to make it very clear that I was told it's specifically legislation that has been put in place over the Last two years within California.

Haley Carania (42:19)

So.

California Woman (42:19)

So you do the math yourself on who is in charge of California the last two years.

Haley Carania (42:25)

And that's the guy. This is the guy that was in her backyard. He was sleeping in her backyard and claimed, you know, she called the cops. Hey, there's this guy sleeping in my backyard. Can you come grab him? And they go back there, they question him and he says, oh, I was just back here grilling vegetables. And they're like, you don't live here. You're high on drugs. But they take him out. But they don't arrest him. They don't arrest him. And Again, he's had 193 prior arrests, but this time they didn't arrest him. They just let him go. They dropped him off four houses down. What?

Scott Bryson (43:02)

Yeah. Well, here's the problem. And she's not wrong. She should be very upset. I certainly would be. Here's the problem. It's like your gym analogy. They are only. The cops are only allowed to do what the law states. So it's the problem is these elections have consequences. We have got to vote in the right DA's, the right city councils, the right Congress, the right Senate. Everything's got to be done right. Otherwise, this is what you, what you get. You get these liberal cities and these liberal states and these are the consequences. She's very lucky that nothing bad happened because the guy was high as a kite and who got. God only knows. He said he was hallucinating. I mean, we didn't show that, but that's what he said. And God only knows what he could have done. His intentions weren't good. He was dressed in all black. And one of the other things that really frustrated me too, I think what didn't show in this clip necessarily, but she said at the beginning of that thing, the cops ask her, did they want her to get him to leave. I'm like, yes. Why I called you dude. I mean, it's talk about passive and just, I don't know. The police officers out there are handicapped and large, but largely because of the city council and.

Haley Carania (44:05)

Right.

Scott Bryson (44:05)

The lawmakers don't do their jobs. But you also have to hire good cops too. You have to have some alphas out there and these guys. And I hate to nitpick what the cop was doing, but they look like they were a little touchy feely with him. We just do things a little differently down here. The police officer's gun was right there and the guys the whole, the whole way that the guy got arrested. I have a Problem. I could dissect that too. I know that's not what we're talking about. It was very gentle. There's a time and a place for everything. And that whole thing stunk.

Haley Carania (44:33)

You're saying that the criminal could have grabbed the cop's gun?

Scott Bryson (44:37)

Potentially, I think so. I mean, they were two cops that kind of had him, you know, sandwiched in there, but they were being very gentle with him. And the, the police officer on, on the left side of the screen, his, his gun was right there at the guy's waist. I mean, if the guy was a real badass, he could have, he could have thrown some jiu jitsu on him or something and taken the gun. It was very passive. I couldn't stand watching it.

Haley Carania (44:58)

Right. Yeah. I mean, it's just scary to think that just a few days later they, this woman saw the same guy in her neighborhood, four, four houses down. That's. That tells me that he wants to do something to someone in that neighborhood and he's hanging around for a reason. And clearly he doesn't have the, the greatest rap sheet. So this is definitely concerning. And she even said that he had juice on him and that he put the juice on the windowsill. So she was thinking that maybe he was trying to enter the home, like put his drink down to then try to get into the window. Maybe he couldn't get into the window, maybe. And then he just fell asleep in the backyard. I mean, that's best case scenario. But who knows what he's going to, you know, he was just let off and he's can roam around the neighborhood to do it again. So who knows if he'll just come back and try to do the same thing, it would make me very concerned. But this next video is, you know, I don't run outside anymore. But I used to, I did in college quite a bit. And after college, when I was living in New York City, I would run outside not, not at night, not in the dark. But this woman. And you know, depending on people's work schedules, some people have to work out very early in the morning. This woman was running at 4:30 in the morning and she heard some Christmas music. Watch this.

California Woman (46:21)

I know I'm not crazy.

Haley Carania (46:27)

There's a man behind me.

California Woman (46:29)

There's Christmas music playing.

Haley Carania (46:31)

There's a man behind me.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (46:32)

Oh my God.

Haley Carania (46:33)

Okay, okay. I'm fine. Yeah. So running at 4:30 in the morning in the pitch black, and then you hear Christmas music blaring and there's a man behind you. Again, this is something out of a horror movie. I hate to say that women shouldn't do this or shouldn't do that. I mean, it's just sad that we live in a world where you have to say, well, don't run in the dark or don't run alone or don't. You should be able to do these things, but because of the world we live in, you can't.

Scott Bryson (47:09)

Yeah. Now that ship has sailed. Unfortunately, you're not wrong. She should be able to do anything she wants to do any time of the day, as long as it's legal. Right. Which running is definitely legal. The problem is we live in a very nasty world. And at 4:30 in the morning she was already pretty sweaty. So that tells me she'd been out there probably 15, 20, 30 minutes. I don't know. She, she was already pret sweaty. So she was probably out there at 4 in the morning, which is super early. But whether it's four in the morning or eight o' clock at night, it's dark. And these dudes do these things under the COVID of darkness, you know. The good news is she was somewhat in condition yellow. I suppose we haven't talked about that tonight yet. The, the color codes of awareness are very important. She was not a condition white, which is good. She, she heard the music, that's weird. And then she looked around and saw a dude. The only thing I would maybe say, and it's, I don't like to armchair quarterback people because I've been a cop for 30 years and I know we're getting ready to do a video on that and I don't like to armchair quarterback people. But maybe the only thing that she could have done additionally was just call him out and say, hey dude, I see you. I'm videoing you. The only, you know, she could have also perhaps instead of, you know, continuing to video, which was fine, I don't really have a problem with that. Her brain's probably going super fast. Maybe go ahead and get on 911 right now. You know, I don't know all the features of the phone. I think if you start calling 91 1, your video probably turns off. I don't know how that works, but I would probably start calling 911 right now. And that's why I always harp on this when, whether you're a man or a woman. And it doesn't even have to be something dire like this. You need to know where you are. Like what if your car breaks down? Well, I'm on Interstate 85. Okay, great. Are you going Southbound or northbound, what's your nearest mile marker? You need to know where these cross streets are. So my advice to your audience is if you're out here running, even a grown man, when I'm running, I don't run much anymore. But when I used to run, I would know where my cross streets are. You know, I'm on Cabarrus Avenue at fourth street, so God forbid, if I need the cops, I can get them vectored in quick.

Haley Carania (49:03)

Yeah, it's very smart. It's good advice to absolutely know your surroundings and be aware. And she was aware, right? She was aware that there was a man behind her. You know, in a lot of situations when you're running, you have AirPods in or whatever, you're listening to music. Maybe you're not as alert as you should be. And again, you should be alert if you're running on the street. I mean with cars and other obstacles that could get in your way. I mean, clearly you have to be alert, but you don't know what's happening behind you. So it's good to have like, have maybe just one AirPod in, right. To then be able to hear your surroundings or maybe not have it on so loud. But everyone's got noise canceling headphones on now. Everyone wants to take a video of something which is good and bad. Like part of me thinks to your point, call 91 if you're going to have your phone out and you feel unsafe, get 911 typed out and have your phone, you know, your thumb on the green button. Right. But part of me feels like it's also good to have footage of these things as well because you. This is something that potentially you could show the cops in the future, but you can't show the cops if you're dead. So I go back and forth like, it's good to take videos, but you don't want to have your head in the phone in the wrong way.

Scott Bryson (50:18)

Yeah, no, I agree with that. That's why I was sort of struggling with. With dissecting because I don't think she really did a bad job at all. Really. I just little nuance he things like I liked what you just said. You could go ahead and have 911 dialed up. Just didn't, you know, don't hit the green button. You don't need it yet, but just have it. So all you got to do is tap it. I like the fact that she was video and because you know, he. That will. The worst case scenario would be evidence, which. Which is a bad thing. To think about. But you would have some evidence. But maybe that's a deterrent, too. Whatever you can do to get this guy to leave you alone. I would. I would scream at him, hey, buddy, I see you. Leave me alone. Use choice words. Whatever you need to do. Get loud, you know, make a scene. Obviously, a lot of businesses are open 24 hours a day. I would start looking for like, a circle K or 711 and try to go over there. McDonald's. Go look. Look for human beings. You know, one last thing I wanted to say to your audience about that is, again, I don't want people to think that you should live in a state of paranoia, because you shouldn't. We're not going to live in a perpetual state of fear, but we are going to pay attention to detail. We're going to pay attention to our surroundings. So when you're out there running, I'm not saying every 10 seconds, but maybe every minute or so, Just check your six, if you don't know what I mean. That just means check behind you, look over your shoulder. You know that that's very important. I think people don't think about that. That gets lost on people sometimes. And some people might think it's a little paranoid. No, I'm not saying do it ten hundred times, but, like, just check. Check your surroundings. Because a lot of times we forget. Just like in an airplane, sometimes your nearest exit's behind you. Right. Well, your nearest threat might be behind you, too, so.

Haley Carania (51:52)

Right. No, it's good advice. We got one last video. This is a cop breaking into a door or a house, a back room of a house, saving a child from a perpetrator that had a knife on him. Watch this.

Haley Carania (52:06)

Drop the knife.

Haley Carania (52:07)

Bring the child out of the room. Let me see your hands right now. Let me see your hands. You are going to get shot. Let me see your hands right now. Let me see your hands right now.

Scott Bryson (52:30)

Let me see your hands right now.

Tish Hyman (52:32)

I'll kill you.

Haley Carania (52:33)

I'll kill you. Drop the knife. Wow. Come on. Come on, baby. Come on.

Scott Bryson (52:41)

Come on.

Haley Carania (52:42)

He saves the kid. If you're listening and not watching, the cop shot the guy behind him who is basically using his brother, it turns out, as a shield.

Scott Bryson (52:53)

Yeah. That's horrible. My heart goes out to all my brothers and sisters in blue because that is a very tough job. And you don't know what you're going to go into each night or each. Each call. We don't really know what led up to that other than, you know, how he knew there was a Guy with a knife. Obviously someone had called in and maybe it was a family member or whatever. So I'm trying really hard to not criticize the police officer too much because I think at the end of the day, the good guys won, bad guys, zero. So that's, that's a win. But if, you know, there's a guy with a knife and he's, you know, I don't know, I don't know the totality of the circumstances. So I, at the end, in the end of the day, the cop did a good job. You know, he, he was using verbal commands. No. There's kind of a general rule in law enforcement that you ask, but you're not really asking. You're just ask, you're saying it in a nice way. So you ask, you tell, and then you show. He kind of got stuck in the OODA loop just a little bit.

Haley Carania (53:48)

Right.

Scott Bryson (53:48)

If you guys don't know what I'm talking about, go to the Google machine and look up OODA loop. You have to, you have to get out of that. You have to be able to act and decide. He did a good job. The whole thing was just a loser from the beginning, but at the end of the day, the little boy survived and that's what matters.

Haley Carania (54:03)

Yeah, exactly. Scott Bryson, thank you so much for being here for tactical detail. It was a lot of fun, as always.

Scott Bryson (54:09)

Hey, thank you.

Haley Carania (54:12)

Of course you can watch Scott on social media. He is Scott Bryson, bts. That stands for beyond the Service. That's his podcast. He's a Silverlock contributor, former Secret Service agent, and we love him, his insights. All right, let's get into scrolling time. I've got time for probably two videos for you. And they're good reminders for my people living in New York to vote against communism and socialism. Not that we have too much time, but let's get into it. All right? Like I said, this is the reality of communism that I think a lot of these younger voters in New York City, maybe they don't know, maybe they don't know any better. So here's what they need to know from someone whose grandfather lived through it. Watch this.

Vietnamese Grandmother (55:11)

Democrats want everything free. I work for it. I didn't get anything free.

Haley Carania (55:15)

This isn't even your country, though.

Vietnamese Grandmother (55:17)

But I adopted it. I lived in this country more than my own native country. So this is America is my home now.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (55:25)

You don't want to fly a flag.

Vietnamese Grandmother (55:26)

Out of Vietnam for what, the Communists. Now, you crazy. You don't want to sit in your ass and get the government and pay for it. I worked all my life, so now I have my pension. I worked for it. I don't get anything free. So you want to get something free? Go to the communist country, don't stay here.

Haley Carania (55:48)

This is a good point from the so this is a Vietnamese grandmother who says, if you want free stuff, go move to a communist country. Don't turn the United States of America into said communist country. Go elsewhere for that free shit. And it's not working there, by the way. And a lot of these countries that they say, oh well, you know, Denmark has this and Sweden has this and Canada has this, okay, well those countries are smaller than the United States of America. Those things are not going to work here for a lot of reasons. But it's a good, good reminder just to vote against communism. And then this other guy, if you could play 23, he was talking about his grandfather who grew up in Poland and here's his experience with communism. Watch this.

Haley Carania (56:37)

My father grew up in socialism and like had to wait in line with a stamp card to get certain foods. And like how to this day, as a grown ass man, he, it eats pineapples like by the handful. Because when he was younger you would get like one pineapple a year during Christmas time and it was like his favorite thing ever. And now he gets unlimited access to pineapples. So it's like capitalism didn't ruin them. They left for capitalism, they came here for capitalism, for opportunity. The way he explained it to me, it was like, wasn't bad. You know, things were rationed out. It's corrupt. People were still corrupt. If you had more money, you got more the same way it is, you know, basically everywhere. But there wasn't any opportunity like you could get to a certain point in life, but then you couldn't really, you couldn't advance beyond that point because there were barriers and there were social constructs in place that like stop people from, from moving up. But then he moved here without a lick of English and was able to support and like his family and then like build up a life here and you know, buy a house and buy another truck and, and have something to show for his life. Not just a, a card with some stamps on it.

Haley Carania (57:52)

It so isn't that crazy? I love hearing these stories from people who grew up in communistic or socialistic countries and they, you know, this story about, you know, basically stockpiling pineapple because he never got. Just goes to show the little things that we take for granted. Living in the greatest country in the whole wide world. That we can go to the store and get pineapple if we want it. That's because we live in a capitalistic country. And like I said, the greatest country of all time. And the thing is that Democrat voters that are, you know, voting for people like Zoran Ramdani, what they're not understanding, or really they. What they're not understanding is this guy's point about hitting this cap where you can only be this successful. You. There's no opportunity past this cap, right? Where, like in Canada, for example, doctors don't make more than, you know, 150 grand or something like that. And then if you want certain coverage or you want certain care, then you bribe your doctors because you can't. They can't get paid more than this. Then you bribe them with iPads and phones and shit like that. I mean, the whole thing is corrupt. What he's saying, this is it. It becomes corrupt. People don't lose that drive to make more money. It just becomes corrupt. And what we're seeing with a lot of these Democrat voters, these younger Democrat voters, is they don't want billionaires and millionaires. They don't think that anyone should have that amount of money. So they're probably okay with having this cap, not realizing how corrupt it gets. So hopefully some of these voters see these stories of people who live in these kinds of situations in these countries, and maybe they learn a thing or two. But anyway, thank you for watching tonight and scrolling along with me. I had a lot of fun. I hope you did, too.

Scott Bryson (59:37)

You.

Haley Carania (59:38)

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