
In this episode of Nightly Scroll: Apparently there IS more to the Epstein story, Stephen Colbert & friends stomp their feet at CBS & Trump, Florida wants to deport your abusive ex & more
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Hailey Karenia
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Hailey Karenia. Happy Tuesday evening. Hello to everyone in the chat. All my homies. If you want to join them, you have to do it on rumble. Rumble.com. haley will bring you to the Bongino Report channel. That is where you can watch Nightly Scroll. It's the only place you can watch Nightly Scroll. So join in on all the fun on Rumble if you want to listen later on. I know a lot of people listen in the mornings. You can do that on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts. Just search for Nightly scroll with Haley. I'll be there. You should join me. I've got a lot to get to today. I've got a lot on this list and we have to get into it because I want to get to all of it. I feel like I prep a lot of things for the show and then so many things hit the cutting room floor. And then I say, okay, I'm going to do this tomorrow. I'm going to do this tomorrow. So I want to get to everything tonight. So let's get into it. I have Epstein whiplash. I'm trying to keep up. First, the case was closed, right? The DOJ put out that memo a few weeks ago. Nothing to see here. Case closed. Then we questioned that and we were called stupid and disloyal for questioning it. But it turns out the investigation is not over. So another point for the conspiracy theorists then. Stephen Colbert and all of his elite friends are mad at CBS for canceling his show. And of course, by extension, they are mad at Trump because it is always his fault. Florida wants to deport your abusive ex. All you have to do is tip them off if he or she has an overstayed visa and you can kiss them goodbye for good. I love this story. Plus, a new IVF treatment using the DNA from three, count them, three people is allegedly healthy. Eight, quote, healthy babies in the uk. I'm skeptical of that. Going to get into that as well. I've got so much more on deck for you tonight. Put your phones on. Do not disturb. Nightly scroll starts now. All right, first things first. We have to pull up Attorney General Pam Bondi's ex post from earlier this morning. I woke up. This is the first thing I saw at like 7:30am okay, she says. Statement from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch. This Department of Justice does not shy away from uncomfortable truths nor from the responsibility to pursue justice wherever the facts may lead. The joint Statement by the DOJ and FBI of July 6th remains as accurate today as it was when it was written, namely that in the recent thorough of reviews maintained by the FBI in the Epstein case, no evidence was uncovered that could predicate an investigation and against uncharged third parties. So they are maintaining. That was put in the memo a few weeks ago where they essentially said, case close. They say, they maintain that all of this remains factual. Then they said, therefore, at the Attorney General. I'm sorry, at the direction of Attorney General Bondi, I have communicated with counsel for Ms. Maxwell, Glenn Maxwell, who's in prison in Florida, to determine whether she would be willing to speak with prosecutors from the department. I anticipate meeting with Ms. Maxwell in the coming days. Until now, no administration on behalf of the department had inquired about her willingness to meet with the government. That changes now. This is crazy to me how this has never been asked. No one asked Glenn Maxwell from the government to answer questions.
Justin
Hey, do you know anything? You know, anything you may want to tell us?
Hailey Karenia
This would have been the first thing that I. I just trust. And again, I don't trust the government, but, you know, I trusted that people who were doing their jobs were doing their jobs. Wouldn't you? I mean, Glenn Maxwell's in jail. We're not asking her any questions. Okay, so let's start from the beginning. Two weeks ago, Attorney General Bondi's office put out the memo saying they were done investigating Epstein. We can't charge anyone else because the evidence isn't there. Therefore, the case is closed. There being no evidence to charge a third party is something I can believe. I just want to know why is that evidence gone? What happened to it? Was it fabricated by Clinton and Obama and Biden like President Trump suggested? Did he encourage Bondi to release whatever evidence was, quote, credible? Because President Trump is insinuating that there's evidence that is. Isn't credible. And if so, is there evidence of that evidence that isn't credible? And if so, will we see that evidence? This all begs the question that if intel agencies under Clinton were responsible for potentially falsifying or fabricating Epstein files, then why would Bill Clinton's name be anywhere? Right? So I'm old enough to remember a few weeks ago, last week, whenever it was, when President Trump says, if you think that there's more to this Epstein story, you're an idiot who is duped by Democrats. Well, it turns out there may indeed be more to the story. So Pam Bondi's DOJ is going to look into this. Her Deputy AG is going to go ask Glenn Maxwell some questions. All of a Sudden, after public pressure for the first time, someone decides to question Glenn Maxwell again. Why did we not think about this before? Nobody did that. Not in Trump's first administration, not in Biden's, not now. Only when people started getting angry. I mean, what else can we get done? If we just get angry enough, the American people essentially just have to be like an annoying gnat in the ears of the administration to get, you know, what they want done done. And also this morning, the House Oversight Committee announced that they will seek to subpoena Glenn Maxwell as expeditiously as possible. That's what they said. A spokesperson for the committee said this, quote, since Ms. Maxwell is in federal prison, the committee will work with the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons to identify a date when committee can dispose. Depose her. Okay, so now the Deputy AG is going to ask her some questions and potentially the House Oversight Committee. Amazing how we were just. Case was closed and now all of a sudden were asking questions. It's amazing. It's just totally amazing. And Glenn Maxwell's attorney confirmed that they have been in communication. And this is what he said earlier today. His team is in discussions with the government and Glenn will always testify truthfully. So we went from case closed to be continued in about a week, which is just incredible. Wow. Incredible. Exposing the Biden administration. I want to move on now exposing the Biden administration and their bizarre commitment to DEI over safety. So I want to bring up this headline from the New York Post. This was an exclusive about what was going on during Mayor Pete's tenure as the Transportation secretary was. Well, $80 billion were spent on DEI grants which delayed air traffic control upgrades. Okay, so 80 billion with a B dollars spent on DEI initiatives. That's insane. So airline officials told the New York Post that apparently then Secretary Buttigieg demonstrated little to no interest in advancing air traffic control modernization. So a lot of the air traffic control systems that we have in place now have not been updated since the Carter administration. That's scary. That's scary as hell. So one executive talked to the New York Post, and they recalled a meeting in which Pete Buttigieg basically said, if we update these systems, that would help airlines fly more planes. How would that serve my interests? Pete Buttigieg was literally questioning, how would this help if we help airlines fly more planes and be more efficient? How does that help me? The first gay cabinet member. How does that help me? So why would the Transportation Secretary be uninterested in flying more planes and making plane travel safer? Is it because he was A DEI hire and identity politics checked box. I mean, he's a white dude, but don't worry, he's gay. He's gay, so he can hang in the administration. He checks the box for us. An under former Transport Transportation Secretary Buttigieg, they spent $80 billion on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. And they spent that money that they could have used towards updating these systems on this bullshit instead. Insane. All of these grants were drawn from Biden's 1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. So also good to know that this infrastructure bill that Biden passed, I mean, we know that all of this is BS anyway, but it was not going to the infrastructure that makes us safer. It's not building roads and bridges and all of that. It's DEI gay stuff. So lots of these initiatives, this. The $80 billion went to disadvantaged communities. I don't know what that means. Where did the money go? What did the money go towards? No idea. But if it was anything like their $5 billion effort to build 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations, then we can assume that nothing happened. Because they spent $5 billion with a B to build half a million electric vehicle charging stations. And they only built seven. It was supposed to be 500,000. They only got seven done. And this should be a bipartisan issue. No flying safer, making sure that air traffic controllers are staffed, they're paid well, they have the support that they need. I mean, wasn't this just the other day there was a Delta flight that almost collided with another one. Did you see that?
Justin
Yeah, it was a. Was it a B? I want to say like a B52. The chat will correct me, but it was a. It was a major. Like, what are they even doing in the same airspace? Military aircraft.
Hailey Karenia
Really bad. So clearly these issues are still persisting. And like I said, this should be bipartisan. I think almost all of the money that went to Ukraine, foreign wars in Israel or all these places, I mean, we're just hemorrhaging money mostly to Ukraine, but like hundreds of billions of dollars. And then remember, a lot of that money, they just didn't know where it ended up. They couldn't tell. I mean, Zelensky even said, I don't know where it went. Meanwhile, he's probably like, he's very corrupt. So I'm. I'm sure that they got it. And he's just saying, like, I don't know where it went. But, you know, all the money, the billions that they sent to Ukraine wasn't even going to what we thought it was going to. Because apparently it never got there. So who knows? But imagine all of that money, hundreds of billions of dollars that we could have updated these systems from the Carter administration. That could have made us more safe. And this isn't about Pete Buttigieg being gay. Like, I have no issue with gay cabinet members. Obviously, I don't care what you do in your free time, as long as it's consensual and legal, it's none of my business. But then when being gay and pushing other DEI initiatives becomes your top priority, that's where I have a problem. If someone is the best at their job and they happen to be gay, don't care. But if you get the job because you're gay and then you spend billions of dollars to push some feelgood climate woke stuff, I have a problem with that. Also, the Biden administration is known for covering a lot of their stuff up. We know this. This is like the COVID up administration. If the Trump administration is the administration of transparency, the Biden administration is the opposite of that. Everyone knows the Norfolk Southern train derailment, that was horrific, tragic. So many. I interviewed someone on my show about this and we know now that there was a lot of government cover up because this looked very bad on Norfolk Southern, of course, but also on the government. There is ways that this was handled so poorly. And now more information is coming to light about these cover ups under Biden's epa. So here's the headline from last week. Epa, Norfolk Southern manipulated East Palestine soil testing data. Yep. So the Government Accountability Project, this was back in March. This is like when I had Christina Sislav on, or maybe I had her on in April, April or May, I don't remember. But this, I asked her all about this. So the Government Accountability Project, they are trying to get emails from Biden's EPA and from Norfolk Southern and they were successful. And they found these emails that allegedly show that the agency relied on Norfolk Southern's testing methods and told them not to test for five toxic compounds. Why not? Well, because they wanted to manipulate the data. They selected baseline soil samples from locations that were heavily impacted by the toxic plume of smoke. So when the train derailed and they were nervous about it exploding, they wanted to do this controlled burn. And these train cars were carrying toxic chemicals like vinyl chloride. And then they burned it in the environment and just let it go everywhere. And they said, don't worry about it, it's fine. So they took soil samples from that toxic area as the benchmark to compare it. So what this means is that Biden's EPA essentially hand selected already contaminated soil to prove that the contamination levels weren't that bad. Because if they already take soil as the benchmark that's already contaminated, they could say, well, it was already contaminated. It wasn't because of the train derailment. It wasn't the fault of the toxic chemical spill and controlled burn. The soil was already like this. You were already exposed to this, which is totally insane, by the way. Like, of course, the vinyl chloride in the soil came from the train derailment that was carrying the vinyl chloride. Totally insane. And when I talked to Christina Siselv, she lives on the Pennsylvania side of the border, right on the border of East Palestine, Ohio, less than six miles away. She told me in that interview that doctors were told also not to test residents for certain chemicals when they went to get tested for whatever symptoms had popped up since the burn. This is a crisis PR move if I've ever seen one. Except lives are at stake and, and the government is involved in the COVID up. And when I say lives are at stake, by the way, I am serious. Here's another headline. This woman is 62 years old. She died six months after the train derailment. And now the estate of this woman is suing. This is going to be a $250,000 lawsuit blaming Norfolk Southern for her death. They claim that her name is Cheryl Roche. Cheryl Rush's death was caused by this exposure to the chemicals. I can believe it. They said that all of these chemicals were making it harder to breathe and this is what ultimately ended up killing her. I hope more families who have been impacted by this follow suit. I hope that this lawsuit works out in their favor. And unfortunately, winning this lawsuit doesn't bring back loved ones. But this company, Norfolk Southern and the government, Biden's government, needs to be held accountable for their mishandling of this. All right, we have to get into the Stephen Colbert of it all. I was going to cover this yesterday and then I didn't get into it. I'm glad I saved it for today because there have been so many more developments. Stephen Colbert's show, the Late show is winding down on cbs. They're going to finish out the season this year and then the Late show will come to an end. This all comes as Paramount, CBS's parent company, had to fork over $16 million to President Donald J. Trump after they deceptively edited that 60 Minutes episode with Kamala Harris. Now Colbert show is not doing so hot, by the way. It was losing a lot of money. It was losing like WNBA amounts of money. Okay. 40 to $50 million a year. Somewhere in between there. That's a lot of money to lose. You're not bringing much to the table.
Justin
200 employees and losing 40 million a year.
Hailey Karenia
Which begs the question, what were they doing in the lead up to this? Like, they're losing $50 million a year, potentially. They've got 200 people working on the show. Were they trying different things? Because it seemed like he was just doubling down on his Trump hatred. And it wasn't. Nothing was changing.
Justin
That's exactly what he was doing. It was the same. His monologue is a version of the same thing every single night. And the same type of guest.
Hailey Karenia
Yeah. So Colbert is taking this very personally. I would say this is a business decision. But he said in his monologue last night, I am offended. I don't know if anything will ever repair my trust in this company. Which is funny, because that's how we felt when 60 Minutes deceptively edited the Kamala Harris interview. So join the club, Stephen. We also don't trust cbs, and this is why you're getting the ax. But Stephen Colbert's rantings did not end there. The Democrats have drummed up a conspiracy, basically, that his show being canceled is all Trump's fault because of the $16 million settlement. They sent this to Trump. Now they got to find the money somewhere. And, you know, they took it out on anti Trump Colbert. Like, this is a political decision. I think it's highly unlikely that Colbert was some kind of, like, Trump collateral. Where they were. He was like, you owe me 16 million for my library, my presidential library. Oh, and fire Colbert because I don't like him. Fire Colbert because he says bad stuff about me. That's not how this went down. This is strictly a business decision, if I had to guess. But Colbert took it out on Trump Watch. On Friday, Donald Trump posted. I absolutely love that Colbert got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings. How. How. How dare you, sir?
Stephen Colbert
Would an untalented man be able to.
Hailey Karenia
Compose the following satirical witticism? Go yourself. I haven't laughed at anything Colbert has said, maybe ever. Like, late night is certainly taking a tumble, a ratings tumble, but also just culturally. I feel like people don't watch Late Night anymore. It's not funny. So people don't watch it anymore. I will admit there was a time I thought Jimmy Kimmel was very funny. And it was before Trump. Everything is before and after Trump. And after Trump, it wasn't funny anymore. But I. I can admit that I Used to laugh at some of the skits on Trump Kimmel's show because he did the I ate my kids Halloween candy. He would do, like, fake news man on the street stuff. Very funny. And I like, I liked his interviews. I thought that he was entertaining. Then all of a sudden, he got bit by the TDS bug. All of a sudden, nothing's funny anymore. He's just pandering to fellow Trump haters. Maybe they find it funny, but he lost a lot of the people in the middle. He lost a lot of Trump supporters, obviously. But I can admit, if you're making fun of Trump and it's funny, like, I'll laugh if you make a good joke. I will give you credit where credit is due. Nothing Kimmel says is funny. And that's how I feel about Colbert, too. This is all of them.
Justin
No, you're 100% right. I think the. One of the things that, like, you know, I remember watching Johnny Carson early on growing up as a kid. I know the chat will remember Johnny Carson. The edginess of on the Edge of this is almost too inappropriate for tv. Taking a risk and everybody's a target is almost. That's the point of Late Night. Then PC happened. They can't do that. And all they have to do is diss on Trump and have a B list or play music. So it's like the format for them is a loser. They're not willing to go where Late night should go to even be funny.
Hailey Karenia
Yeah. And I feel like, you know, SNL really went downhill to SNL back in the 90s, early 2000s. That was like the heyday of SNL. Then again, maybe it was Trump where they decided to make. I mean, they would still do political stuff, but it was just everyone's a target and it was just funny. Then Trump came into office, and it just became something different. Like the political humor wasn't, oh, we're just like, poking fun at you. It was much more sinister. And, you know, I think SNL started to feel that shift where people were kind of souring on them, and they did start making fun of Biden. I remember conservatives being like, okay, that one was funny. You know, to my point earlier about, I'm willing to give them credit where credit is due. If you poke fun at Biden, if you poke fun at Trump and it's genuinely funny, I will laugh. I'm. I'm open. I want to laugh. Like SNL and all. Late Night used to be an escape that people enjoyed and look forward to because, you know, there's news all day and there's serious stuff all day. People don't want to tune into Jimmy Kimmel and hear what he thinks about Trump and the state of the world or Colbert or any of them. Like this isn't funny anymore. I'll say Jon Stewart is separate because he would more dabble into the political realm. So that was more his lane. But it just like it was getting old. It was just getting really old. So anyway, Colbert show, they announced that they're, you know, they're going to wind this down. But he got a lot of support. Here is a video of some of the protesters that showed up outside of CBS studios in New York. Watch this. A few splashes on it there forever. This One Design says 8647. There it is, there it is under his eye. And they have the CBS logo that has the eye. CBS sucks. I'm just reading off the signs if you're listening and not watching.
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Hailey Karenia
Colbert stays. Trump must go. And again, you all know how I feel about protests. I, I love the First Amendment. I will defend your right to use it. I don't protest because I'm busy and I'm employed. Most conservatives feel the same way. I think protests are a waste of time. I think it's a waste of cardboard and markers. I think it's genuinely stupid. I again I, I respect your right to do it so long as it is peaceful. But I Think it's a waste of time. That's where I stand. You all know that protesting outside of cbs, demanding Trump must go is objectively a waste of time.
Justin
It is a waste of time 100%.
Hailey Karenia
Who are you yelling at? Like these people, they just yell anything into the ether at anyone who will listen. That doesn't make any sense. You're standing outside of cbs. Trump must go and, and fascism is the group behind this protest. None of this makes sense. Colbert's show was hemorrhaging money, hemorrhaging money in between 40 to 50 million dollars a year. And unrelated to that, CBS settled a lawsuit with President Trump because they lied. They lied and deceptively edited Kamala Harris to make her not look so stupid. So Trump's lawsuit was totally valid. But these people are just standing. All they see is this is Trump's fault. They buy into the hubbub that like for some reason they think that Colbert was like Trump settlement collateral. It's asinine. But the supporters were not just outside, they were also inside. So let's watch this star studded audience that came in support of Colbert's show. Watch. So in this video, you can see Lin Manuel Miranda in the crowd. You can see Adam Sandler in the crowd. Andy Cohen, Seth Meers, Jimmy Fallon, all these comedy icons came out in support. There's John Stewart in the crowd, John Oliver sitting next to him. All these people came out in support of Stephen Colbert. They're all in the studio. And even Jon Stewart used his own show to send a message to CBS in support of his friend Stephen Colbert. So this is on June. Jon Stewart was in the studio, but also on his own show. He decided to rail on CBS for their decision and also call Donald Trump's penis small. Of course, watch.
Stephen Colbert
Stephen has been canceled for purely financial reasons. And by the way, not just Steven's show. CBS has canceled the entirety of the Late show franchise.
Justin
Gone.
Stephen Colbert
Now I acknowledge losing money. Late night TV is a struggling financial model. We are all basically operating a blockbuster kiosk inside of a tower records. But when your industry is faced with changes, you don't just call it a day. My God, when CDs stopped selling, they didn't just go, oh well, music, it's been a good run. The fact that CBS didn't try to save their number one rated network late night franchise that's been on the air for over three decades is part of what's making everybody wonder, was this purely financial or maybe the path of least resistance for your $8 billion merger was killing a show that, you know, rankled. A fragile and vengeful president, so insecure, suffering terribly from a case of chronic penis insufficiency there.
Hailey Karenia
It is very immature. A very immature, unprofessional way to go about this. I get that he's your friend, but, I mean, you're saying that all of this is a. Because of Trump, so he's buying into that narrative, but also he has to just slide in there that his penis is small. This is so middle school to me. And also, this whole Stephen Colbert show cancellation reminds me of when a restaurant closes. Maybe it's a restaurant in your town, in your city, and everyone says, oh, no, I love that place. No, it can't close. I haven't eaten there in three years. But I love that place. They can't close. You know, like, that always happens if a restaurant puts out on social media, like, sorry, like, you know, everything must go, or we're closing. Oh, no, I love that place. But they're closing for a reason. It wasn't making money. So that's my feeling on all this. That's the first thing that I thought of. But what's your take on Colbert's story?
Justin
That's a really good illustration. And also think that, like, Late Night is sort of dead, you know, and the networks. I mean, really, cable. Fox News is. Gutfield's the one that's killing it in Late night. You know what I'm saying? And so, like, I don't think those numbers even come close to what he's doing. If people want to laugh, there's podcast platforms.
Hailey Karenia
People might hate me for saying his show. I think Gutfeld could be funnier. Is that, like, hard to. I think there's room for improvement in all of Late Night. I know that Gutfeld is doing well, but Fox News is also, like, a wildly successful cable news network. They have the eyeballs. And it's definitely funnier than Colbert and all these other ones, Especially because in this era of Trump's golden age, I mean, people don't want to hear Colbert or Kimmel or whoever railing on Trump. It's just not funny.
Justin
Give people who take a chance in comedy and don't care. Shane Gill is the Oval, and that used to be Fallon. That used to be Fallon. Fallon did it with the girl Kimmy Skip, where he dressed up and he talked with the Lisp, and it was just funny. And then Jimmy's got musical talent. He could sing and do stuff and do. I mean, they took sort of that SNL vibe and initially Posted into his. What he was doing with. With the late night.
Hailey Karenia
I feel like Dave Chappelle.
Justin
But when PC happened, it. It left. It's all gone. And Chappelle like it. Late night is edgy. It needs to be edgy.
Hailey Karenia
You need to have the balls to do it. And I feel like everyone's balls were chopped off during 2020. And that's where we're are. That's where we are now. All of the late night shows are getting canceled because everyone's too afraid to say something. They're too afraid to say a certain word or whatever. And I think the majority of people are willing to watch something raunchy and edgy. No one has the balls to do it, and the networks won't put the funding behind it. So then they have these lukewarm people who are boring and all they do is like, hate Trump and it's just old. And they.
Justin
People that need to get made fun of are off limits.
Hailey Karenia
Right.
Justin
Which is what nannies SNL didn't care about. Everybody was made fun of.
Hailey Karenia
Totally. All right, I. I want to talk about this. So what's his name? Jeff Daniels.
Justin
Jeff Daniels?
Hailey Karenia
Yeah, Jeff Daniels from Dumb and Dumber. He was on Nicole Wallace's podcast. Is Nicole Wallace no longer on msnbc? I guess not. Or maybe she has a podcast on the side. Nicole Wallace, msnbc. She's the anchor of MSNBC news and politics program Deadline White House. So I guess. I guess she's still. Yeah, she's a political analyst for MSNB News and NBC. But she's got a podcast on the side. And she interviewed Jeff Daniels and he said that Kamala Harris is like Abraham Lincoln. Watch this.
Jeff Daniels
I still think about Kamala and how I think she would have been a good choice. I don't care what they say, because she would have done what Lincoln did. Liz Cheney would have been Secretary of State.
Hailey Karenia
Team Arrivals.
Jeff Daniels
Yeah, Team Arrivals. Doris Kearns Goodwin wrote the book about it. That's what Lincoln did. Surrounded himself with the people who would disagree with him, not the people who would, you know, take a knee and go, yeah, more tariffs, sir. More. It's the madness of King George and if. And if. And just the deterioration of the Republican Party. I mean, look, I'm just an actor. What do I know?
Justin
Exactly.
Hailey Karenia
Let's just leave it there. You said it, not us. Yeah, what do you know? Dumb and Dumber actor Jeff Daniels comparing Kamala Harris to Abraham Lincoln is crazy work. And Democrats. I talked about this yesterday how Democrats, they always want to say that the party switched Sides. The party switched sides. You know, Lincoln was Republican and he freed the slaves, but the party switched. Democrats want Lincoln on their side so bad that Jeff Daniels would compare Kamala Harris to Lincoln. That is so insulting. It's insulting. And then to. To suggest that Liz Cheney would have been a president. Kamala Harris's secretary of state is also crazy work. She was. Liz Cheney was a convenient January six committee pawn that they. She was very convenient for them. She. They would throw her to the damn wolves the second that Kamala Harris was in office. You think that they're calling Liz. They're. They're going to call a Republican to be Kamala Harris's secretary of state again, to his point about being an actor, what does he know? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Anyway, I want to. I want to move now to a tweet from Florida's attorney general. And he put this out today. I retweeted it because I thought it was very funny. Or repo. What do they call them now? Reposts on X. Let's pull this up. It. I always mispronounce his last name, too. Attorney General James Uthmeyer. I don't know how to say it. Sorry. With all due respect, I can't pronounce it. But here's what he said on X earlier. He said, we recently got a tip from someone whose abusive ex overstayed a tourism visa. He is now queued up for deportation. If your ex is in this country illegally, please feel free to reach out to our office. We'd be happy to assist.
Justin
Some calls on that one.
Hailey Karenia
I'm so for this. I also. There was a TikTok video that I saw probably a year ago at this point. This was. Right. This was while Biden was still in office and there was a woman. The whole video was in Spanish, but this was a woman in this country who was dating an illegal immigrant. She was a citizen. He wasn't. And she found out that he was cheating on her, so they went on a road trip, or so he thought. He fell asleep in the car and she drove him across the border to Mexico. Cheers. Good for her. I love it. This is the thing. If you're in this country, if you're in this country illegally, you better act right. You can't be murdering people. You can't be raping people. And don't you dare cheat on someone because that just might be your ticket out of this country. I think it's a great idea. So cheers to Florida. Of course, it's in Florida. They have all the good ideas. Alligator Alcatraz. Deport your abusive ex. Love it. Speaking of good ideas, Tesla has come out with a diner. This is a 24 hour diner in. Where is this in Los Angeles? Santa Monica. Okay, Santa Monica. So Tesla diner, it is open 24 7. This is where you can drive your Tesla. You can charge your Tesla, you can eat, you can watch movies and it's right on Route 66 apparently. So I love this Elon Musk. Great ideas. He is. Someone said elon is embracing 420. In the chat someone said that. Why? Because you can eat 24 7. Someone said weed. Is it for people or cars? Well the people are driving the cars to the diner. They can charge their car and while their car is charging they can eat and watch movies and hang out. Someone in the chat brought up a great point. Is this something else for protesters to destroy? This will be firebombed over under three months.
Justin
I hope not. This has like a back to the future feel kind of thing to it. I mean it's American futuristic future retro. I would eat, I'd eat the meatloaf there.
Hailey Karenia
It's a futuristic Shrek Meatloaf, 1950s drive through vibes all at once. Yeah.
Justin
A piece of apple pie. You know you get the special. I'm in it.
Hailey Karenia
I'm all right. I think it's very cool. I think it's very cool. Okay, this next story is unhinged. And I warned everyone on X. I said tonight's show is a little unhinged. I've got a story about a baby girl with a micro penis. And this is the story that we're going to get into right now. So let's pull up the headline here. Baby girl grows micro penis after lying on her dad's chest. I read this and as you know I like to say stories that stopped my scroll because I'm scrolling all day long trying to get content for this show. And this I was like what? What did I just read? So this happened in Sweden and in this case the father had low testosterone and he was rubbing testosterone gel on his chest. Then he was doing skin to skin contact with his daughter. Baby daughter is lying on his chest. And then her genitalia started looking like male genitalia over time. Anyway, so that the parents were this, their daughter was 10 months old. All of a sudden genitals are starting to look different and they're like what's going on? So they take her to the doctor. Well the doctor said this is because of the testosterone gel that the dad is putting on his chest and therefore stop doing that. Duh. And then her genitals went back to normal. But this doctor in Sweden is sounding the alarm because she has seen six cases like this. And it's not just men with testosterone. Women who use estrogen cream are also impacting their son's reproductive health. And I, I wrote on X earlier today, we can solve this problem by not procreating with low T soy Betas. And I stand by that. I think if you. I mean, this could be completely avoided if you are dating someone and married to someone and procreating with someone who has testosterone. I understand that there are certain medical conditions and, and older age, testosterone levels dip. And I get that. But, you know, you can't say anything on the Internet these days without pissing some person off. And someone was like, haley, how dare you say this? What if the dad had cancer? And I'm like, well, the article said nothing about that. And obviously I'm not talking about that. So. So, I mean, you literally. The what about isms, it just ruins the Internet experience. You can't say literally anything about without a prerequisite. You know, I'm not talking about this community. I'm not talking about that community. It's tired. Use your head. I'm obviously not talking about that. But this is crazy. I mean, this is totally crazy. You have to be very stupid to not think that the testosterone or estrogen creams or gels that you're using wouldn't impact your baby if your baby is touching your skin with that gel or cream on it.
Justin
So the dad was just using normal, like supplement, growth hormone supplement, like testosterone.
Hailey Karenia
Like a testosterone gel topical. He was wiping it, rubbing it on his chest.
Justin
That's new, you know. I know. Like trans people, low T performance and. Okay, so there we go.
Hailey Karenia
And I don't know if this is a trans person or not. The article didn't say it, but I've played videos on this show of trans people before, and they use testosterone gel to get their. Their T levels up. I don't know why this dad was using it. Didn't say. But you have to be smart enough to understand the topical creams that you're putting on your body. And you have to think about what's in your environment and how it can impact your newborn child. I just think if you, if you're not thinking these things, you probably shouldn't be a parent, because that's common sense to me. I think it should be common sense to everyone. I don't know how you wouldn't think that if you put testosterone gel on your body and you're a grown man and it's impacting you, why wouldn't it impact your newborn if your newborn is also coming in contact with that gel? Someone in the chat just said, just eat healthy and exercise. Amen. Literally, people want to use creams and do all this stuff. It's just totally insane. This next story is also insane. So children are being born in the UK using a new IVF technique with three parents. Essentially, babies are being born with DNA from three people. This is the first ever trial in the world. And they're doing this because they want to minimize the risk of the children inheriting diseases that the two parents might have. So, okay, two parents might want to have a child, but, oh, we have this in our genetics, we have this in our family. Diabetes or whatever, like insert any medical issue here. Okay, we don't want to pass this down to our child. So this study is basically saying and testing this out for the first time, well, what if we change the DNA and basically, like, do a designer baby where we're taking the good DNA from the parents, but then mixing it with a third parent, third person, third party, and we'll take the good stuff from their DNA? No, no. These findings are being hailed as a breakthrough. I don't think so. I think it's way too early to be celebrating this as, like, a scientific achievement when we're genetically modifying children to not have, you know, whatever disease, like diabetes, like I said, down syndrome, whatever it is, when who knows what these babies are going to develop later in life because of this weird Frankenstein stuff. And I totally understand wanting a healthy baby, but genetically modifying them to get your preferred outcome is playing God. I am against that wholeheartedly. Even like now I have friends who are pregnant, their mothers already, they get this genetic testing done where, you know, they can test at a certain time in, in gestation. Oh, your child is susceptible to this or might be born with this, that and the other thing. And sometimes that genetic testing is wrong, but doctors will give mothers the option to deport abort their children regardless. I've seen countless stories, mostly on TikTok, but I scroll and people will say, yeah, doctors said that my baby would never walk again. Turns out they're a D1 athlete or my baby was going to have down syndrome or something, some other genetic condition. We went through with the pregnancy and everything's fine. A baby with three genetic parents is unnatural. And this is absolutely something we should not be tinkering with. I Think it's totally insane. Not for it. It's not as God intended. And I think if you're nervous about bringing a child into this world because you have some kind of a medical problem, then adopt.
Justin
I agree with a lot of what you're saying. Superhuman kind of things. Like, this is going to be one of the first things that supercomputers do with its ability to calculate and go through DNA. And so, like, this is just the tip of what the next five to 10 years is going to look like in medical science with what they're going to be able to do with processing and going through DNA.
Hailey Karenia
And this could be scary. I don't. Who knows? I mean, what they say, this article and this study, they say eight healthy babies, okay? Are they going to be healthy toddlers? Are they going to be healthy adults? Like, are they going to die when they're 12, 18? Are they going to die when they're 30? Like, how do we know that they're healthy? You know? Like, they haven't. Okay, they survived, okay? They were born, but they haven't been alive long enough to know. I really hope that this doesn't go any further and people don't get any ideas because this is really messed up. Really, really messed up. Okay, we have to get into this story because this is also messed up. This intern, a summer intern at Sidley Austin, which is a big law firm, was biting colleagues, okay? Biting colleagues and roaring at them starting on her first day. So this is the headline out of the New York Post, Summer Intern fired from White Shoe NYC Law Firm for Biting multiple co workers. And here's a quote. Nibble is too tame a word, okay? So this article also said that by the time this intern was fired, she had her body count, as they called it, reached double digits. So she had allegedly bitten 10 people at least.
Justin
Is she like, from the Walking Dead? I mean, she's an intern. Couldn't she give it a couple of days? Learn where the water coolers are. Learn where the bathrooms are. Get some people's coffee orders.
Hailey Karenia
I mean, you're an internal.
Justin
She just came in chomping. First day one.
Hailey Karenia
Chomping at the bit.
Justin
Chomping at the bit.
Hailey Karenia
So they're calling her the big law biter. And the rumor, the rumor is that she was very personable, like a personality hire, if you will. So they were kind of. They were like, all right, like, it's a little weird that she's biting people, but we'll keep her around. And then it got to the point where she was biting more than, you know, 10 people. So they maybe thought, okay, this is where we step in. Which is wild, I think. I think if you bite one person, it's grounds to fire them.
Justin
I mean, what does this look like? Is she just coming up and just chomping on your shoulder? Or is she like Tom Cruise and Interview with a Vampire? Like, what's. Is there footage of this?
Hailey Karenia
People posted on X? I should have sent this in, but people posted on X that like pictures of kind of bite marks in her arms. Then I also read on X that someone, allegedly, her cubicle mate started wearing long sleeves because she was trying to protect against the big law biter. Yep.
Justin
How long did this happen? Did it say in the article how.
Hailey Karenia
Say how long she made it? But if she's a summer intern, I mean, we're halfway through the summer, right? When did she start? I mean, beginning of July, middle of June.
Justin
You think that they just kept her around for a little while just to see how long that would go, like.
Hailey Karenia
No, I think if you're in hr, you need to cut this off right away.
Justin
I mean, but it didn't happen, you know, I mean, she at least lingered chomping for a little bit before she.
Hailey Karenia
The article also says one of the people that she bit was an HR representative. So maybe she was biting people and then it made it up high enough where they were like, all right, well, you can't be biting HR like now.
Justin
And then she went and bit hr.
Hailey Karenia
So the New York Post reached out to the law firm. They declined to comment, but someone also reached out to the New York Post and said, the intern, you know, this is all getting blown out of proportion. She only bit five people. Oh, only five. No problem.
Justin
Oh, was HR one of the five?
Hailey Karenia
No, I think, I think she bit a few and then she bit HR and it became a problem. But yeah, I say you need to be. You need to be fired swiftly because I don't mess with that vampire stuff. Alright, let's get into scrolling time. All right, you all know how I feel about Epstein. I'm. I'm not pleased with how this is all played out. I am willing to wait and hold and see what happens, but in the meantime, I found a very funny video on Epstein on Instagram. So let's roll it.
Unknown
Did I just find the guest list for my bachelor party?
Hailey Karenia
No, that's the Epstein list.
Unknown
Oh, I was wondering why Prince Andrew is on here. Haven't seen him since the Nickelodeon after party.
Hailey Karenia
We're on that list.
Unknown
We're not on this list.
Hailey Karenia
Check the list.
Unknown
Dude, we're on this list.
Hailey Karenia
I know it's an issue. This is Jeff's thing.
Unknown
Yeah, we can't release this.
Hailey Karenia
We said we would.
Unknown
Well, we're just gonna do what we said we were gonna do.
Hailey Karenia
Beans are going extinct, and you're asking me about Epstein? This is why they call you fake news.
Unknown
We just booked an episode of Kill Tony on Alligator Alcatraz, and this is what we're talking about.
Stephen Colbert
Grow up.
Hailey Karenia
Come on. There's no list.
Unknown
Think about it. Logistically, you get off the plane, handjob, you're drinking some drinky drinks by the pool. All of a sudden, the night just takes you away. There's no time to make a list. What about we make a new list with less of our friends on?
Hailey Karenia
That's good, huh? Zoran Mamdani. We're getting a distraction.
Unknown
Could call the Jews. They owe us BB.
Hailey Karenia
Mr. Weatherman. Listen, say, hypothetically, we needed a flood.
Unknown
I know we're saying we're getting rid of this list, but I'll never get rid of those memories.
Hailey Karenia
Best vacation of my life.
Unknown
And before that kid interrupted us, I meant every word I said on that beach.
Hailey Karenia
Can I just say, objectively, bad massages.
Unknown
Their hands, they're too small.
Hailey Karenia
Obviously poking fun at the fact that the White House has totally botched this. DOJ botched this, mostly Attorney General Pam Bondi botched this with the binders and all that. It just seems like they talked a big game, and then all of a sudden, it's like, there's no there there now. There is there there. But. But you were stupid for questioning it. But now you did have a reason to question it. Anyway, I did like the. The line in it where he said, you know, bees are going extinct, and you expect. You expect us to talk about Epstein. And that's literally, like, almost exactly what was happening. That was the narrative. It was like, you know, we're fixing the economy, and there are floods going on in Texas, and you expect us to answer questions, Epstein. Like, why do you care? Why do you even care anyway? I thought that that was funny. I hope you did, too. Should we go through the microfeminism?
Justin
Yeah, I love that. And then we've got one little update on the diner. We've got.
Hailey Karenia
Well, let's go into that.
Justin
A cool little menu here. You could tell me what you think of this.
Hailey Karenia
Okay, let's. Leia. Let's do the menu. The diner menu. This is the Tesla diner.
Justin
We're pulling up right here.
Hailey Karenia
We're going back in time.
Justin
Okay, so what about looking right there, huh? This is. This is the diner. So we got all healthy stuff too. Well, I mean, it's a little small.
Hailey Karenia
For me to read, but. What is that? Chicken and waffles on the left? Chicken and waffles. That burger looks real good. That's a big hot dog. Chino Valley Ranchers. Eggs, beef, bacon. The overwhelming majority of the ingredients sourced for the Tesla diner are rooted in responsibly sourced, sustainable, local products available within a full charge of a Tesla. How long does it take to charge a Tesla?
Justin
I don't know, maybe 30 minutes, 300 miles. You know the range of a Tesla? So like 250 miles.
Hailey Karenia
250 miles?
Justin
Yeah. Drivable distance with within a full charge of a Tesla.
Hailey Karenia
Yeah, but how long does it take to charge?
Justin
Enough time to slam a burger.
Hailey Karenia
I know, I want to know that.
Justin
30 minutes maybe.
Hailey Karenia
How long?
Justin
Yeah, probably shorter than that if you got a supercharger Tesla.
Hailey Karenia
30 minutes. Yeah. Well, level two chargers could require eight to 12 hours for a full charge.
Justin
Yeah, but it's all sourced from like really good, healthy stuff. Grass fed beef and all that. All that kind of stuff.
Hailey Karenia
That's great. Do they have beef tallow, French fries.
Justin
Pala fries, a couple dogs that. That waffle chicken sandwich looked great. So like.
Hailey Karenia
It does. Yeah.
Justin
Yeah. I'm gonna have to head that way.
Hailey Karenia
I don't think I've ever had chicken and waffles. Is that a crazy thing to say?
Justin
I've been out of LA and been to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles. It's unbelievable.
Hailey Karenia
The. The look of judgment I just got from Justin Chat.
Justin
It's the same thing. When we talk about movies. It's the same thing. We talking about movies here. Like, we gotta get her like a top 10. A top 10 trash meal in a top 10 movie list.
Hailey Karenia
I feel like I'm.
Justin
And we'll make sure that it happens. We'll give her homework.
Hailey Karenia
I'm sheltered when it comes to Southern food, I would say because I spent the majority of my life in New York, Connecticut for college. I lived in Tennessee for two and a half years. I had the hot chicken, I had barbecue. I just didn't get chicken and waffles.
Justin
Well, you're working your way up the list. I mean, you did get hot chicken in Nashville and that's a win.
Hailey Karenia
I did hot chicken.
Justin
That is a win. In the gulch. There are great places to get hot chicken.
Hailey Karenia
I went to, what's it called? Waffle House for the first time. Is that Jasmine? Jasmine said if Andy starts biting, he's canned. Yeah, if anyone starts biting in here. Listen, well, HR is going to be on it.
Justin
I'm excited that she keeps those healthy protein bars in the cabinet. Jazz. So you keep that thing stocked.
Hailey Karenia
We don't bite each other. We just. We bite all the snacks. The awesome snacks that are in the studio. So, um, okay, let's do one more video. I'll save the. The micro feminism for tomorrow. All right, One more video, and then we'll call it a day. Start shooting. Get behind me. Hashtag white privilege. If we start shooting the cops, you need to be prepared to put your white body in between yourself and people of color and danger. So you just have to be willing to do that. Willing to put your body. Her frail body, in between who and the cops? Minorities and cops. And I. I'm assuming this is all stemming from the ICE raids and the LA protests. Maybe this video is from before then. I love the editing of this, where they just had the random girl, like, falling off of the. The sidewalk.
Justin
The B roll.
Hailey Karenia
Yeah, Absolutely love that. A for the.
Justin
Haley, do you remember a couple of. About a month and a half ago when we had the three lady. Old lady protestors on, and it was like, my body, my choice.
Hailey Karenia
I remember.
Justin
That's about how enthusiastic this lady sounds to be a protester.
Hailey Karenia
I. You know, when I think of a bodyguard, someone I want protecting me. Doesn't look like her. She's got blue hair, she's frail.
Justin
A $5 bill, a pack of envelopes, and maybe like a half a tank of gas, and a lady like that will stand out there all day holding that sign. Low investment body. Holding the sign. Yeah, for sure. I mean, it's ridiculous, but.
Hailey Karenia
But of course, this is. It's the white guilt on full display here. All right, thank you so much for scrolling along with me. I had a lot of fun. I hope you did too. I've got more to tomorrow. I'm teasing. This micro feminism thing for tomorrow. I'm definitely going to get to it. It cannot hit the cutting room floor again. I thought I was going to do it Monday. Thought I was going to do it today. It's. Damn it. It is making it into the show on Wednesday. This always happens. All right, thank you so much. You could follow me at Haley Karania on most social media platforms. Instagram, TikTok, X Truth Social, all the ones that matter. I'm never on threads. Don't friend me on Facebook. Sorry. Yeah, if you want to watch the show, you can only do it on rumble rumble.com Haley follow the Bongino Report channel, subscribe on Apple Podcast Spotify, and I'll see you right back here tomorrow.
Title: Epstein: From “Case Closed” to “To Be Continued”
Host: Hayley Caronia
Release Date: July 22, 2025
Hayley Caronia dives deep into the ongoing developments surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case, challenging the Department of Justice's (DOJ) recent memo declaring the case closed.
DOJ and FBI Statement:
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch emphasized that, as of the July 6th statement, “no evidence was uncovered that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties” (00:00). However, recent actions by Attorney General Pam Bondi indicate a potential reopening of the investigation.
Reopening the Investigation:
Blanch revealed, “I have communicated with counsel for Ms. Maxwell... to determine whether she would be willing to speak with prosecutors” (03:38). This marks the first governmental inquiry into Glenn Maxwell since his incarceration, raising questions about previously unexplored evidence.
Conspiracy Theories and Political Implications:
Hayley speculates whether the initial closure was influenced by political figures like Clinton, Obama, and Biden, suggesting, “Did he encourage Bondi to release whatever evidence was, quote, credible?” (06:15). She underscores President Trump's assertion that elites manipulate such investigations.
House Oversight Committee's Involvement:
The committee plans to subpoena Maxwell, stating, “Since Ms. Maxwell is in federal prison, the committee will work with the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons to identify a date when committee can deposed her” (08:45). This development provides fuel for conspiracy theorists alleging the case is far from over.
Hayley critiques the Biden administration's prioritization of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives over tangible infrastructure improvements.
$80 Billion on DEI Grants:
Caronia highlights a New York Post exclusive revealing that $80 billion was allocated to DEI grants, allegedly delaying essential air traffic control (ATC) upgrades (10:12). She questions the administration's focus, noting, “How would that serve my interests?” in reference to Pete Buttigieg's lack of enthusiasm for ATC modernization (12:30).
Ineffectiveness of Fund Allocation:
Comparing past initiatives, Hayley mentions, “They spent $5 billion to build 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations... they only built seven” (14:50). She argues that funds from Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill are misallocated towards “feelgood climate woke stuff” instead of essential safety and infrastructure projects.
Train Derailment and EPA Misconduct:
Discussing the Norfolk Southern derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, Hayley accuses the Biden EPA of data manipulation: “They hand-selected already contaminated soil to prove that the contamination levels weren't that bad” (16:20). She underscores the tragic consequences, citing the death of Cheryl Roche due to chemical exposure and the ensuing lawsuit against Norfolk Southern.
The episode addresses the abrupt cancellation of Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" on CBS, exploring the financial and political dimensions behind the decision.
Financial Struggles:
Hayley points out CBS's financial losses, stating, “It was losing like $40 to $50 million a year” (17:35). She questions the network's persistence in maintaining a financially draining show.
Political Backlash and Protests:
Caronia discusses the $16 million settlement CBS paid to President Trump for editing the Kamala Harris interview, suggesting, “They don't trust CBS, and this is why you're getting the ax” (18:15). She mocks the protesters outside CBS studios, highlighting their misguided blame on Trump for the cancellation.
Support from Celebrities:
Highlighting the solidarity from the entertainment industry, Hayley mentions prominent figures like Lin Manuel Miranda, Adam Sandler, and Jon Stewart supporting Colbert (21:22). She sarcastically criticizes their protest tactics, labeling them as “annoying” and ineffective.
Stephen Colbert’s Response:
Colbert himself acknowledged the cancellation, attributing it to financial reasons and mocking the situation by saying, “Stephen has been canceled for purely financial reasons” (28:22). Hayley criticizes his approach, calling his comments “middle school” behavior and likening the show's end to a failing restaurant.
Hayley critiques Jeff Daniels' comparison of Kamala Harris to Abraham Lincoln, questioning the credibility and motivations behind such statements.
Jeff Daniels' Statement:
In a podcast with Nicole Wallace, actor Jeff Daniels stated, “She would have done what Lincoln did... Team Arrivals” (33:14).
Hayley’s Analysis:
Caronia finds Daniels’ comparison “insulting” and suggests it reflects Democratic efforts to realign historical narratives, stating, “Democrats want Lincoln on their side so bad that Jeff Daniels would compare Kamala Harris to Lincoln” (34:05).
Highlighting a new policy from Florida’s Attorney General, Hayley discusses the aggressive stance on deporting abusive ex-partners.
Policy Details:
Attorney General James Uthmeyer tweeted, “...someone whose abusive ex overstayed a tourism visa... [can be deported]” (36:48). Hayley applauds this initiative, sharing a TikTok story where a woman drove her cheating, illegal immigrant boyfriend across the border to Mexico (36:50).
Public Reception:
She praises the policy as a proactive measure against abusive relationships, sarcastically labeling Florida as the source of "all the good ideas."
Hayley introduces Tesla’s innovative 24-hour diner in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, merging automotive charging with dining.
Diner Features:
The Tesla Diner offers charging stations for Teslas, allowing customers to dine and watch movies while their cars charge (38:00). Hayley and Justin discuss the menu, highlighting items like chicken and waffles and beef tallow French fries (54:36).
Future Implications:
They speculate on the durability and longevity of the diner, with concerns about potential protests targeting the establishment.
A. Baby Girl Develops Male Genitalia from Testosterone Gel Exposure
Hayley shares a bizarre case from Sweden where a 10-month-old girl exhibited male genitalia due to prolonged exposure to her father's testosterone gel.
Case Details:
The father’s low testosterone levels required him to apply testosterone gel, resulting in the daughter's exposure through skin contact (42:43). Upon cessation of the gel, the girl’s genitalia normalized.
Medical Concerns:
The doctor highlighted that six such cases have been observed, warning that estrogen creams used by women could similarly affect male infants.
Hayley’s Stance:
She emphasizes personal responsibility in parenting, stating, “You have to think about what's in your environment and how it can impact your newborn child” (43:02).
B. New IVF Technique Using Three Parents' DNA
Hayley discusses a groundbreaking yet controversial IVF technique trialed in the UK, involving DNA from three individuals to prevent genetic diseases.
Procedure Overview:
The method aims to minimize inherited diseases by incorporating a third person's DNA into the embryo.
Ethical Concerns:
Caronia criticizes the technique as “playing God” and warns about the unknown long-term effects on children, expressing strong opposition to genetically modifying offspring (46:30).
Call for Adoption:
She suggests adoption as a preferable alternative for those concerned about genetic issues.
An odd incident at Sidley Austin law firm is highlighted, where a summer intern was fired for repeatedly biting coworkers.
Incident Details:
The intern reportedly bit at least ten colleagues, including an HR representative, leading to her dismissal (48:00).
Workplace Implications:
Hayley mocks the situation, questioning how an intern could behave so disruptively, and underscores the necessity of swift action in HR to handle such issues.
To lighten the discussion, Hayley presents a satirical video mocking the Epstein guest list, featuring humorous interactions and exaggerated references to the scandal (52:23).
Hayley engages with her co-host Justin, discussing various topics ranging from protest strategies to the viability of late-night shows, maintaining a conversational and critical tone throughout the episode.
Protest Effectiveness:
Both hosts express skepticism about the efficacy of protests, labeling them as “a waste of time” and ineffective in achieving real change (26:08).
Closing Remarks:
Hayley wraps up the episode by teasing upcoming content on "micro feminism" and encouraging listeners to follow her across multiple social media platforms, emphasizing her exclusive presence on Rumble for live show viewership (59:30).
Deputy AG Todd Blanch:
“...no evidence was uncovered that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties.” (00:00)
Attorney General Pam Bondi:
“We recently got a tip from someone whose abusive ex overstayed a tourism visa... [we]’d be happy to assist.” (36:48)
Hayley Caronia on Colbert’s Cancellation:
“This is just totally amazing. And Glenn Maxwell's attorney confirmed that they have been in communication.” (09:10)
Jon Stewart’s Commentary on Colbert’s Cancellation:
“My God, when CDs stopped selling, they didn't just go, oh well, music, it's been a good run.” (28:22)
Jeff Daniels on Kamala Harris:
“She would have done what Lincoln did... Team Arrivals.” (33:14)
In Episode 95 of "Nightly Scroll with Hayley," Hayley Caronia traverses a wide array of topics, from the resurgence of the Epstein investigation and critiques of the Biden administration’s policies to peculiar news stories involving unusual medical cases and workplace antics. Through her unapologetically conservative lens, Hayley intertwines political analysis with cultural commentary, offering her listeners a comprehensive and provocative discourse on current events.