Andy (4:21)

No, he's hanging out. He wants to hear what the podcast is all about.

Hailey Karenia (4:24)

Okay, well, let's get into it. So the FBI released an exclusive memo to Axios claiming they have no reason to release the tens of thousands of videos they claim to have on Epstein with underage clients. They also maintain there is no evidence of a client list, and they claim that Epstein killed himself on August 10, 2019. Now, conservative conspiracy theorists like myself, you know, I like to put on my tin foil hat at times. I'M not going to put it on right now, but, you know, I keep it on deck. We are batting a thousand, and we're used to batting a thousand. Whether it's Russiagate, the hunter, Biden laptop story, 2020 and 2021. Big years for conservative conspiracy theorists. We were like, we're just. We were right all the time. Right. It was the lag lab leak theory. It was, you know, the jab being safe and effective, six feet apart, masks work, two weeks to slow the spread. Biden being in tip top shape, you know, all those. And we called out every single one of them. And then we were censored on social media by big tech and big social media. If we dared to call them out, and we did. We're unafraid to call out the government when we think that they are wrong. We have always been unafraid, and we should keep that spirit up. Asking questions is how we hold the government to account. We have to keep encouraging free thought and free speech. Free thought, by the way, also means challenging yourself to think outside of your echo chamber. And as you know, I do the Tinfoil Hat Time segment. I love conspiracy theories. I believe most of them. And, you know, last week we had a few videos of unidentified aerial phenomenon. We had some UFOs, and we had a weird looking like Jesus crown in.

Andy (6:25)

The sky, the smoke ring clown crown.

Hailey Karenia (6:28)

And I always take the route of, if we can debunk it, let's debunk it. And if we can't, then we have grounds for a conspiracy theory. And all conspiracies are born out of the lack of transparency. When the government or whoever doesn't give us answers, that's when we start coming up with our own. So we have to not just blindly believe what we want to believe, we also have to be willing to admit. And this goes for everything. I'm not talking about Epstein. If and when we are wrong, and if and when we are presented with solid evidence that proves us wrong, then we have to come to grips with that, whatever that means. So the FBI released this video and hours of video showing that nobody was coming in or out of the area where Jeffrey Epstein was held on the night that he died. And obviously you all know these details. The cameras were malfunctioning, of course, and we don't have all the footage because they didn't have the backup footage either. And then the guards were asleep and then they were distracted. You know, if they were awake, they were distracted. Their computer, one of them was like scrolling on the Internet or whatever you Know Epstein was supposed to have a cellmate, and then he didn't. And then the guards were supposed to check on him every 30 minutes, but they left him alone for hours because they were sleeping. And then scrolling Whatever. The footage of Epstein's first suicide attempt was deleted in what authorities have called a clerical error. Then the guards attempted to falsify documents saying that they did check on him every 30 minutes so they wouldn't get in trouble for sleeping on the job. Now, most people would say, wow, that's BS because it's too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence. It's not just one coincidence, by the way. What are. How many did I just list? 10? How can there be such a perfect shitstorm when it comes to one of the most high profile criminals in history? One with a ton of public interest? It makes you think, were the guards in on this? Did someone conspire with the Manhattan Correctional center to carry something out? Or at the very least, allow him to kill himself? But as a conspiracy theorist and a healthy skeptic, you have to ask yourself, I know this sounds crazy, but is it possible? We always ask ourselves these questions. I know, it sounds crazy, right? People call us crazy for believing conspiracy theories. So then if we can challenge ourselves and our thinking in that way, then I think we also need to be able to challenge those same theories in the opposite direction. Like, if you can prove it right, you have to be able to prove it wrong. Like, you have to. You have to just question, if you can ask yourself the same question, does that make sense? Like, for example, is it possible that someone killed Jeffrey Epstein Based on this perfect storm of everything going wrong, it just seems like it's too good to be true. Most people, including myself, would say, yes, it's possible that someone killed him. Because if the guards were asleep or they weren't paying attention and no one was in his cell to stop him and all this stuff like that, it has to be possible, right? But then we also have to ask ourselves, and I'll be honest, I never really asked myself this question, because with the perfect shitstorm that went on, it's so easy to be like, someone obviously killed him, because that's what, like, all of the evidence seemed to point to. So now I'm just being, like, totally transparent and honest with all of you. I don't know where I stand and I'm a little confused, honestly. So let me ask myself the same question. Is it possible that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself? And the answer to that question is also, yes, of course it's possible because the same perfect storm that has led everyone to believe that, you know, Hollywood elites rolled up and whacked Jeffrey Epstein. That's the same perfect storm that left Jeffrey Epstein alone, along enough to kill himself. Right? Like that. That also has to be true. If the cameras were broken and the guards were asleep and all these things, he could have killed himself under those conditions, even if the guards were awake, even if the guards checked on him every 30 minutes like they were supposed to, he still could have killed himself. Right? I mean, I'm just, I'm. I'm playing this out with you and in real time. Like, I. I have believed this whole time that someone killed Jeffrey Epstein, or at the very least, there was some kind of corruption going on that. I don't know. I. I honestly, it all seems so crazy. Like I don't know what to believe. But now I'm asking myself, you know, is it possible that he killed himself? Of course it is. And I'll admit, it's way more fun to be on the other side. It's way more fun and, and salacious and juicy to think that the most prolific pedophile in the entire world was killed by some cabal of elites who didn't want the truth to get out. But if someone was so concerned with the truth getting out that they needed Jeffrey Epstein dead, then why is G. Maxwell still alive? Because by that same logic, you would need them both dead and you would need to kill everyone involved. And that's obviously not going to happen because that would raise eyebrows. Which brings me to the client list. The FBI claims there is no client list. And I'm trying to think about this logically and not get my own bias. And what I have thought for these last four or five years, I'm trying not to think about that. I'm trying to be unbiased, although that's very difficult. I think maybe we've seen these flight logs on X, names of, you know, Tom Hanks, John Legend, Chrissy Teigen. I don't know who else was on the list.

Andy (12:52)

Bill Clinton.

Hailey Karenia (12:53)

Bill Clinton, you name it, right? We've seen all these names, and for the last four years, we've been left to our own devices to just like, dream up whatever scenario we wanted to because there was no confirmation from the government. And I think because we saw the flight logs, we assumed that there was a client list. But now I'm thinking, like, what? Criminals are consciously leaving a paper trail of their crimes. Not many. So I can be convinced of that. Like, it's not like there's a bouncer at the door of Epstein's island with a checklist and an order form of, like, you know, what girls they ordered and what. What their name is and what time they showed up. Like, that probably doesn't exist. So I can believe that there isn't a, quote, client list. However, you have to ask yourself, I mean, they claim that there's footage of Jeffrey Epstein. Like, is there not footage of other people? Like, can they not get the other people? So I can also believe that Jeffrey Epstein wanted to commit suicide. We obviously know that the first suicide attempt, the video of that was deleted because of course it was, right? Like, the whole thing is so absurd. So of course we don't have footage of that, which makes me think, too. Who at Manhattan Correctional wanted that deleted? Did they want it deleted because it looked bad, or was it really, like, they just hired the dumbest idiots on planet Earth to work there? I don't know. But again, that's just another thing that's part of this perfect storm where, you know, the guards were sleeping, the cameras were broken, this was deleted, the backups were deleted. I mean, it all sounds so stupid. Is it possible that they just hired the most incompetent ever? Like, I guess, but it just doesn't seem likely. But I can believe that Jeffrey Epstein wanted to commit suicide because, like I said, one of the most prolific pedophiles in history. And, you know, pedophiles don't do well in prison. So I could understand Jeffrey Epstein wanting to end his life because he's sitting in a jail cell coming to grips that he committed the most disgusting crimes that you could possibly commit. Everyone wants him dead, and he probably felt pretty worthless. So I can believe that he wanted to kill himself. I can believe that the same perfect storm that allowed me to believe for years that someone killed him could also leave the door open for him to kill himself. Again, I'm. I'm coming to grips with this at the same time as all of. All of you are. Like, it doesn't really make sense, but I'm willing to keep an open mind. That's where I stand right now. And, you know, now with Jeffrey Epstein dead and Ghislaine Maxwell in jail, these are the remaining questions for me, because this is not over. Like, I'm not taking my tinfoil hat off right yet. I'm not ready to do it right yet. I want to know who Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell trafficked children to. That part of the equation has not been addressed. And I don't understand. Like, they didn't abuse all of these women and children by themselves. Like, we. Again, we don't have the client list, but we had flight logs. Here's what I don't know. Is the FBI investigating all these people, and we just don't know. Is there? I don't know. Like, I just. I don't know. And it also, again, raises questions to me about Manhattan Correctional Center. Is it possible? Because I haven't thought about this, really, since before this morning. Like, I just started thinking about this this morning. So I'm kind of going through the whole conspiracy theory and all of my new thoughts now, but I had never thought that there was any other outcome other than someone killed Jeffrey Epstein. I had never thought about that. So now I'm thinking about, what about Manhattan Correctional? Were the guards tipped off? Did they know that Jeffrey Epstein was on suicide watch? They knew that he wanted to commit suicide, Obviously. These guards are dumb and horrible at their jobs. Is it possible that they were tipped off? Is it possible that they were helping Epstein? Like, these are questions that come to mind now that I'm thinking of other options. And I'm just being honest. Like, I really didn't think about this before because I wanted to believe that he didn't kill himself. So, I mean, it wouldn't surprise me if the guards were bribed. Both of these guards, by the way, got sweetheart deals. They didn't go to jail, and none of them, Neither of them work for the Bureau of Prisons anymore. So we'll probably never find that answer out, because it seems like the DOJ and, you know, everyone's just, like, done with this. It's like, yeah, like, that's what it seems like. It's like here. Here's like, we're. We've come to this conclusion that there's, you know, no foul play. He killed himself. And, like, I. I still have questions that I feel like at this point, I don't know if we're going to find them out. But I'm wondering, like, how the system got so corrupt and broken. Are, you know, our prison guards and people all the way up at the top at Manhattan Correctional, Are they overworked? Underpaid? Is that why corruption happens? Is this all by design to let people of certain influence off? I don't know. Like, this all ties into Diddy, too. Like, Diddy's there, and it just seems like his charges get, you know, dropped. And, I don't know. Like, it just seems like if you're a pedophile in this world, you get off scot free. That's what it feels like to me. And I know I don't love talking about this, but I've talked about it on the show before that I was molested when I was younger. I testified against my abuser and he was found not guilty. I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt he was guilty. So I know I've experienced this firsthand that horrible people who do horrible things, they aren't held accountable. I think that the justice system is completely broken. We can't rely on it. I think it's just a scam. I genuinely think it's a scam. And I think this boils down to expectations versus reality, because for the entirety of Biden's presidency, conservatives thought, well, you know, this is the reason why we're not getting this information. So for four years we heard nothing. And the least transparent White House in history allowed our minds to run wild. And we believe that, like, once Trump is president, it'll all be different. And Attorney General Pam Bondi and her binder stunt did not help with the public's perception of how they handled this at all. That was our first impression of Trump's second administration handling Epstein, and that was a disaster of biblical proportions. So they misread the room big time. When we asked for transparency, that didn't mean delivering old redacted Epstein files to DC Drano and Libs of TikTok. Like, that's not how any of us wanted this to go down. So then Attorney General Pam Bondi teased tens of thousands of videos of Epstein with underage girls. And in this memo that they released today, they mentioned those same tens of thousands of videos. Obviously, I can understand not releasing them because it's CSAM and it's, it's child porn and it's wildly insensitive for the victims. I can understand that. But what happened to those? Is it just Epstein on the videos or other. Are there other clients on the videos? Are their faces not in the videos? Are there other ways to identify people? Like, who else is implicated? Like, I still have questions. And then, you know, AG Bondi claimed that the field office in the Southern District of New York was blocking documents from her office. I don't know whatever happened with that. So that botched handling was everyone's first impression of how the Trump administration or his second administration was handling Epstein. That is very hard to come back from. So now Trump's administration, they can't go back and find footage that doesn't exist. So if it was deleted by morons at Matt Manhattan Correctional. Okay. I don't know how. Maybe there's a way to retrieve deleted, deleted and then backup videos that were deleted. I don't know. I guess not. So, you know, I don't expect Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino to find footage of an incident if it never happened, that's not their fault. But I would also imagine that other investigations that were started under a Biden's DOJ would have to either be thoroughly reviewed or thrown out and redone. Like real life is not a Criminal Minds episode. It doesn't take like 20 minutes plus commercial breaks to figure this out. So, I mean, I thought recently about all of these recent cases, like Karen reed, that was 2022. They just came to a conclusion recently. Same with the Idaho University murders that happened in 2022. They just came out with something recently. Diddy. I mean, like all these, like high profile murder murder cases and high profile cases, it takes time. So, you know, Diddy's been in jail for a year already. He's going to be sentenced three months from now. Like, these things take years. And there are keyboard warriors on the Internet saying, like, it's been four months. Why isn't Hillary Clinton in handcuffs? And it's been four months. Why haven't I seen sitting Senator Adam Schiff get perp walked? Like, I think these people need to manage their expectations and ask themselves and be honest with yourselves when you answer it. Are you upset with this information because you wanted it to be different and you're unable to let go of your strongly held beliefs? And are you a little cocky because we political conspiracy theories, we have always been right and potentially this is the first time we've been wrong. And I just want to say I don't blame anyone who answered yes to that question. I don't blame anyone, by the way, who will go to their grave believing that Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. And I can honestly tell you right now, I don't know what to think. But I also want to be very transparent with all of you. I have not spoken one word to Dan since he left here in March. Not one. Not a text, not a phone call, not an email. Justin came up to me at church yesterday and said, hey, did you see Dan? I didn't see him. I didn't know that he was there, so I didn't talk to him. And Silverlock hired me to host this show and say whatever I think, even if it's critical. I have full editorial control over this show. I have never Once been told to cover something or not cover something. I'm not afraid to be critical. I just was. I have in the past. But I'm also open and willing to think critically about new information. Like, I was honest with you today. I had never thought that there was really any way that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. Like, I really didn't. And I have to be honest, like, this is very difficult. But I'm trying to unpack my bias and look at this differently. And unfortunately, we have all been conditioned to absolutely hate the government, and I hate the government along with you. And we have been conditioned to distrust the media at every turn. So I will never fault a fellow conspiracy theorist for staying true to what they believe in, ever. I just hope that we are all willing to challenge ourselves when necessary. But that's really all I can say on this for now. I, I feel like I need more information and there isn't. And I don't know if we're ever going to get more, you know.

Andy (26:11)

No, it's a hard, it's a, it's a hard thing. I think, like, one of the things that this administration has had to do is, number one, regain the trust of the American people, which was tarnished under previous administration. And that's its own Mount Everest.

Hailey Karenia (26:27)

I don't think it's possible that's its own.

Andy (26:30)

That's its own Mount Everest.

Hailey Karenia (26:31)

Like, I, I genuinely don't think the American people will ever trust the media ever again. And I don't think that the American people will ever trust the government again. And I've been very critical. Like, I don't trust the gut. I don't care who's in charge. I don't trust the government. The government is capable of horrific things. And I don't think that the government ever has our best interests at heart, even when people with good intentions are in there.

Andy (27:02)

And you know the other thing, I love Trump.

Hailey Karenia (27:04)

I voted for him three times. I love the guy. I think that he has picked wonderful people to be in his corner and be in his cabinet, but I still don't know if they can fix it.

Andy (27:17)

You know, it's a, it's a Mount Everest. I mean, these things, so many things were mismanaged and so many things were gas lit to us as we're watching. I mean, you know, Covid is another great example. Like, you know, like you mentioned earlier in your sort of monologue when you were going. It's like we could see what the R naught was during COVID We could, we could look and see what the percentage of people that were getting sick and passing away was. We could see, we could read all that information, but yet we were, we were, we were told that if we didn't have, you mean, you know, you know how it runs down. Everybody, everybody that's, that paid attention knew how it ran down. But that's the thing. That's not the science of it. So we're being told one thing and then, and so, but that goes on and on and on and, and now here we are looking at an administration that's trying to rebuild the American trust and we're getting presented information about something that was gripped by America.

Hailey Karenia (28:11)

Right?

Andy (28:12)

And then, you know, we want, we want to believe it. Although difficult, it's just, it's a, it's a process that this administration, and hopefully forward administrations are going to have to put at the forefront. And you know, I think transparency is one thing that Dan is continuing to talk about. And if you follow his ex and you see all that, like alive. But this issue is tough because we want, he did such a horrible thing that Epstein. Yes, Epstein, that we want, you know, we want to know. America wants to know. America wants to know if the players behind it.

Hailey Karenia (28:52)

To your point about COVID though, and I think that, you know, Covid turned a lot of people into conspiracy theorists. I was probably a conspiracy theorist before COVID but Covid, like really, I mean, that red pilled a lot of people and it opened a lot of people's eyes to, wow, our government hates us.

Andy (29:09)

Here's the difference though, Haley. Covid was black and white. J. Bhattacharya. And people like that were blowing the whistle on getting to science was, this.

Hailey Karenia (29:17)

Is what I'm getting to like. Covid opened a lot of people's eyes to the fact that the government hates us and the government lies to us. And the reason why our eyes were open to that was because we could see the evidence being the exact opposite of what they were telling us. Like if you, they were telling us, like Biden was telling us, that if you didn't get the job, you were going to endure a winter of severe illness and death. And I'm sitting here unvaxed, living my best life, healthier than ever. I'm going to the gym. Then it's like during COVID I was living in New York City. My gym wouldn't let me in unless I had a vaccine card at one point. Then the gym would police you. They would make you put a mask on, on the treadmill. And I'm sitting here like My own common sense is telling me this is bullshit. Why is it. How is this making me any healthier? It's not. How does. How can we. In the beginning of the pandemic, they were like, it's okay to be outside. Then it was like, well, now you need to have your mask on. Like, they kept changing everything so nothing made sense. And Fauci said, you know, use ppe. And then it was like, actually don't, because we need that for the nurses and all this stuff. Like, we. They just kept changing the goalposts. And that's how everyone realized these people are. Are liars. I'm trying not to curse. These people are, like, liars. And with the Epstein thing, we're not privy to this information. That's the. That's the difference where, like, it's harder for me to be so convinced in my thoughts because it's not like Covid, where you have your own personal experience to fall back on. And you could say, like, these people are spitting in my face. Like, that's. It's not the same. This is another right wing conspiracy, right? They always call us conspiracy theories, theorists, but this one, like, we really have to have full trust in what they're showing us and telling us. And I think people are not ready for that.

Andy (31:15)

The one question about this Epstein thing that keeps coming to my mind is the. The current administration has the ability and, you know, the calling and the forthright to make decisions based on what they see right now and based on how corrupt we know previous administrations were, even how long it took to get stuff from New York to PAM Bondi and D.C. well, how much information have they not seen? Because it's gone, right?

Hailey Karenia (31:42)

And that I feel like we'll never know.

Andy (31:44)

That's why it's gone.

Hailey Karenia (31:46)

And that's why, you know, you know, Cash was saying on Joe Rogan, he did the interview with Joe Rogan saying, you know, we found, like, lock boxes and, you know, rooms and closets where things were. And I don't know, like, I have to trust that these people are telling us the truth. And that's very hard. It's just like, it's a very difficult place to be in. But, you know, the New York Times ran this hit piece, if you want to throw up, this headline here, Trump's politicized FBI has made Americans less safe. And, you know, this is the editorial board. This is not supposed to be, you know, a facts first article, but, you know, the sub headline, read this. The Trump administration's political witch hunt is risking the Bureau's effectiveness and the public's safety, which I just wanted to say, to use the word witch hunt, that Trump really kind of like re. What's the word? Like regained that term kind of. That's not the right word that I'm looking for. But you know, to use the word witch hunt and political witch hunt. The New York Times never called what the Biden DOJ and New York Attorney General Letitia James, they never called what they did to Trump a witch hunt, which is how we know that. They're just totally full of it. They always have been and always will be. And I think, you know, Trump has been hunted down politically and legally for the last, not what, nine years. And now we have federal law enforcement agencies that are tasked with undoing what the Biden administration did to make us unsafe. One of those is opening the southern border to whatever, terrorists, traffickers, everything. So the New York Times is claiming that changes being made at the DOJ are making us unsafe. But again, it made me think of the interview on Joe Rogan with Director Patel when he was saying, when we're putting agents in the field rather than keeping them all huddled in D.C. because that's where they think they can get promotion. So they're waiting in D.C. for promotions. And we don't really need the agents in D.C. we need them in the field so that you can actually fight the bad guys like that's what they're supposed to be doing. So I feel safer knowing that DHS and DOJ are working together to find terrorists, gang members, traffickers, pedophiles, like other violent criminals, rather than the DOJ going after President Trump, who's not a threat. And the left's new narrative is that not only is, you know, Trump's politicized FBI is making us less safe, but also Doge is making us less safe. After a long, busy day, I look forward to coming home and sleeping on my Helix mattress. It has completely changed the game for my sleep. No more tossing, turning or restless nights. Helix Sleep is an award winning mattress band that has been the essential reason why I wake up feeling refreshed and ready to take on a, you know, a good night's sleep is one of the best ways to have a better quality of life. So visit helix sleep.comhaley to get started. If you're dealing with snoring, sleep apnea, back pain, or if you sleep too hot, Helix Mattress can help you figure out which mattress will work best for you. Once you get your mattress delivered, you can finally get some comforting sleep and Right now, Helix has an exclusive offer for my list listeners, 27% off site wide. That's right. Just visit helixsleep.com Haley to get 27% off site wide exclusive for my listeners. Once again, that's helixsleep.com Hayley, you know.

C (35:32)

That one friend who somehow knows everything about money?

Hailey Karenia (35:36)

Yeah.

C (35:36)

Now imagine they live in your phone. Say hey to Experian, your big financial friend. It's the app that helps you check your FICO score, find ways to save, and basically feel like a financial genius. And guess what?

Hailey Karenia (35:49)

It's totally free.

C (35:50)

So go on, download the Experian app. Trust me, having a BFF like this is a total game changer.

Hailey Karenia (35:58)

Are we going to give a little lizard update here? Is he still there? Oh, still. I feel like he hasn't moved since the beginning of the show. Maybe he liked my rant and he wanted to stay. I don't know.

Andy (36:19)

He's a fan.

Hailey Karenia (36:20)

His toes are so spread out. It's really creepy. I don't like that. I don't like that at all. He was moving and grooving before the show, and now he's just stuck there. And I can't see him from where I'm sitting, so that's not making me very comfortable. But anyway, let's get into this whole Is Doge making us less safe things? So Doge is obviously a money saving effort, but it's more than that. It's exposing where money is actually going. And the left doesn't want to see that part. Right. Like, they're like they just want to believe that Doge is evil. So they see headlines that Doge is cutting thousands of workers from XYZ or cuts funding from xyz, they start freaking out. Oh, my gosh. Cuts to Medicaid, cuts to snap benefits. People are going to die. When in reality, Doge is exposed that so much of this funding doesn't even go to what it's supposed to go to. Like how government grants are going to fund circumcisions in Madagascar and Sesame street in Pakistan. I don't want my money going to those things. So when the Trump administration cuts a thousand workers from the national oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and made cuts to the National Weather Service, then there's this catastrophic and deadly flooding in Texas, people start pointing fingers. So do we. Can you pull up an updated death count? Before the show, it was 90. At least 95 people were dead, dozens still missing, but we'll get you an updated number on that in just a second. But devastating flash floods SL slammed the Texas hill Country. This is the Guadalupe River. It rose to the height of a two story building overnight. Okay, so updated. At least 104 people are dead now and that death toll is expected to rise. So the Guadalupe river rose 26ft within 45 minutes. And again, this all happened in the middle of the night when people were sleeping. This was early Friday morning, 3am, 4am and several experts have said that the National Weather Service did a solid job about warning about the flooding. The, the weather service said that they started flash flood warnings early on Thursday night. And then early in the hours on Friday, they were giving more lead time than three hours before the warning criteria were met. So, so the blame game began. Regardless of all of that, I think this is just a horrific tragedy. It was a natural disaster. You can only do so much. I think the fact that this happened in the middle of the night while people were sleeping did not help. It did not give people. They were, they were caught literally asleep. Like there was no way for, if they had fallen asleep at 10pm they wouldn't have gotten these warnings. And I did also, people were saying, oh, but there wasn't service in the area. Weather alerts do go out to people even if they do not have service on their phones. So these alerts were going out. However, if they weren't awake to see them, that doesn't help. Then I saw people saying online, oh, they should have, they should have put like tornado sirens. But that would make everyone go inside. That doesn't help. So it's like, you know, people just start saying shit and they don't know what they're saying. Like, that's not helpful. That would have actually hurt more people if they had done something like that. But like, I understand people, it's coming from a good place. Like, how could we have woken people up and alerted them, but that it wouldn't, it wouldn't have helped anyway. I think people just kind of like spiral in these moments where there's tragedy and everyone wants to do the right thing, but that's just what it is. It's just a tragedy and these things happen and the government can do the best that they can, but this is, they're, they're, they have to deal with what they're dealt with at this moment. So, you know, I will say you can blame the government for not warning people. In this case, they did warn people. You can blame the government when they fail to respond to a disaster in a timely manner. What you can't do is blame Trump because you hate him. You also can't victim blame because you think they voted for Trump. And that is exactly what this pediatrician did. So Dr. Christina Propst, I guess is how you pronounce her last name. She was a practicing pediatrician at Blue Fish Pediatrics and this is what she wrote online on social media. May all visitors, children, non MAGA voters and pets be safe and dry. Kerr County MAGA voted to gut fema. They deny climate change and may they get what they voted for, bless their hearts. Pretty disgusting thing to say that you, you don't wish death on pets and children, but you do with wish deaths on people who voted for Trump. And then on Sunday, Bluefish Pediatrics, where this pediatrician was employed, announced that she is no longer employed. And they posted a statement saying, this weekend we were made aware of these social media comments from one of our physicians. This individual is no longer employed by Bluefish Pediatrics. They had already put out a statement. They made another statement and essentially in part they said this. The post that you put on social media does not reflect the value, standards or mission of Bluefish Pediatrics. So of course they had to come out and slam this because it's disgusting. And she's not alone. There was a former Democrat city board official in Houston. She posted this video. Fox News had it because it was deleted. Watch this.

C (42:13)

I know I'm probably going to get canceled for this, but Camp mystic is a whites only girls Christian camp. They don't even have a token Asian. They don't have a token black person. It is a all white, white only conservative Christian Christian camp. If you ain't white, you ain't right, you ain't getting in, you ain't going, period.

Hailey Karenia (42:39)

So that was just part of the video that she posted on social media. But she's blaming people for caring about this story because the kids were white. And she went on to say that Hispanic kids, if they were Hispanic kids or any other minority people wouldn't have cared about this flood. Are you insane? Like seriously, are you out of your mind? So then did you. Do you have this video? So another TikTok user pulled up some comments on that girl Sadie's World video. So Sadie's World was The account, the TikTok account of this former Houston city official and this tiktoker posted a video and she had some of the comments that Sadie's World was making because this video has been deleted since. Deleted. So let's play this so we can read some of this stuff that she said.

C (43:29)

She further said, if you ain't white, you ain't right, you ain't getting in, you ain't going. And then look at these sick comments she would post when people were commenting up under her videos. Girl, you brought this upon yourself. Somebody said to her, freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences. Sadie has the nerve to say, consequences for what? Maybe it was God's will to watch them little C u n t s away. I'm irate. Then somebody said, pray for mystic at church tomorrow. And she said, hell no. How can one be so sick in the head? Seriously?

Hailey Karenia (44:03)

Yeah. So that's Sadie Perkins. She was a. No, not the woman in the video. Sorry. The woman who said those disgusting things. Sadie Perkins, former member of the Houston Food Insecurity Board. She made those claims about the Camp mystic in Hunt, Texas, that was completely flooded. Lots of those campers, young girls are still missing. So this woman worked, used to work for the mayor's office. Mayor John Whitmire said she will not be reappointed to any board. She will be removed permanently from anything that she still sits on. So these people, whether it's the pediatrician who said, you know, Trump does. Trump supporters deserve this, or whether it's this former city board member who is just obsessed with race and claims that people only care about this story because they're white kids, they're so blinded by identity politics that they can no longer see humanity. To say that you wish harm on people because they voted differently than you is evil and dangerous. Especially, by the way, when your frustration about cuts in funding didn't impact this instance. Meteorologists and experts said that the warning times were fine and they were able to predict this weather. They couldn't get the information to the people because they were asleep. That's like a conservative, by the way, saying that Californians who voted for Kamala Harris or Gavin Newsom deserve to have their houses burned down in the Palisades because they voted for policies that made cuts to certain departments. We should not feel that way either. That's disgusting. Those comments are disgusting. Doesn't matter how. How you slice it. So I don't want any of my fellow Americans to suffer from natural disasters and then to make it about race and religion. What difference does it make? If they were Black Muslims, would it be any more. Less sad? Would it be any more of. Less of a loss of life? Of course not. It's a horrific tragedy. Floodwaters don't care what color you are, and they don't ask how you voted first. The same way the coronavirus doesn't go away past its curfew. So bad things happen to good people and bad people are exposed for who they truly are when they can't put their differences aside. To pray for innocent people who have died and the families who are still holding out hope to find their loved ones and the families who have lost everything again. You can criticize the government if and when it fails, if it doesn't prepare or it doesn't respond to a crisis properly. But you can only blame yourself for wishing harm on innocent people who voted differently than you or worship differently than you. That makes you a disgusting human being, truly. All right, we're at 47 minutes. Did we hit this Florida story and then got into scrolling time? All right, let's do this one. This one more story. So to. I know we kind of did like a hard turn from kind of serious stories, but this is more funny. So the Flagler County Sheriff's office was able to shut down two Palm coast drug houses in two days. So here's the headline that stopped my scroll. Doormat says come back with a warrant. So Florida deputies did. And there you can see the picture of the sheriff there with the doormat in hand that says come back with a warrant. That doormat was on the the porch of the drug dealer. So let me just go in. You could leave this up. I'm going to just go through the backstory here so people can know the full story. So this was a five month long investigation into this drug trafficking organization. He went to two houses. So the first drug house, this was on July 1st. They found a fugitive with an active warrant for trafficking in fentanyl. Then they, he wasn't complying with orders to exit the residence. He was resisting arrest. Then SWAT team members found this drug dealer trying to exit through a bathroom window. Then they saw him trying to flush all the drugs down the toilet. They ended up finding fentanyl, drug paraphernalia, seven cell phones at the residence and he resisted arrest. So he was arrested for all those things and he's being held without bond. Then they go to the second house, the second drug house. And at the second house, this is the house that had the comeback with a warrant, doormat. And they did, they, they said hold my beer, I will be back with a warrant. And detectives arrested this guy for possession of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia, and he was also in violation of some probation for prior arrest. So he was obviously a good dude. But he was transferred to jail as well, being held without bond. So they caught These two drug traffickers and, you know, it's just. It's awesome. Come back with a warrant. The sheriff had to take a photo with it. I love it.

Andy (49:11)

Yes, I may. I may just actually come back with a warrant. Thanks, pal.

Hailey Karenia (49:14)

I think I will. Yeah.

Andy (49:16)

Don't mind me. Thank you.

Hailey Karenia (49:18)

Don't mind if I do. So I like that story. All right, let's get into scrolling time. Someone in the chat said I was told to not flush drugs down the toilet because they can go into the water supply. Are you admitting to something in the chat right now? Here's the lizard cam update. He has not moved for the entire show, which makes me very happy because that means he's not, you know, scaling the rafters and about to jump on my head, which makes me very happy. He hasn't moved. He looks a little sweaty, like a little slimy. Anyway, I don't mind. As long as he stays right there, he can watch the show. Front row seat, live in studio audience. Don't care. Come one, come all, but don't touch me. That's my.

Andy (50:22)

No, he hasn't moved. I mean, he listened to you haven't moved. I was hoping we'd get a. A desk appearance.

Hailey Karenia (50:32)

I don't know. If he was on the desk, I swear, I. I would freak out. I would rip this earpiece. I would be out the door. I'm dead serious. Like, I shows over. I would be so far gone if that lizard comes anywhere near me. Anyway, let's go to video number nine. These are my progressive parents who allowed a Trump voter over to our house on the fourth of July. This is what it looks like when fascism is hidden by complicity. I was threatened earlier to pay a bill because I'm speaking out against my progressive parents. Inviting a Trump voter over on the end of July.

Andy (51:18)

She needs to be completely disinvited from.

Hailey Karenia (51:21)

The barbecue put down. First of all, that's my opinion. If this was my daughter. You're moving out. Sorry if you don't like who I'm bringing over. So let me just go. This is the. The context for this. This is a girl who's in college, a college age, rabid liberal feminist, and she's sitting at her in her bedroom, which also my mom would yell at me if we had company over. And I was holed up in my bedroom yelling at them with a megaphone. Well, that's coming down and saying hello.

Andy (51:54)

How many. How many 19 year olds just have a megaphone at the house?

Hailey Karenia (51:59)

She is an activist.

Andy (52:00)

Oh, okay.

Hailey Karenia (52:01)

So, okay, so must let's just get into this for a second. So this girl sitting in her bedroom like a loser and like a rude loser, by the way. And she's upset because her very progressive parents invited over their Trump supporter neighbor for a fourth of July barbecue. It looked like there was what, four people sitting at the picnic table. I mean, relax, this isn't like they were throwing, you know, it wasn't like January 6th, round two in her backyard.

Andy (52:33)

This was, it looked like the neighbors came over.

Hailey Karenia (52:35)

That's about it. The neighbor, the next run neighbors came over for a hot dog. This just goes to show that even the very progressive parents can be a little bit normal and have a conversation and share a hot dog on the fourth of July. The liberal daughter is like, no, no, I can't have these people over my house. Meanwhile, go move out on your own. Go get a job if you don't, if you don't like it. So anyway, she got a lot of love in the comments by the way, by liberals, but a lot of hate also. So she, she explained herself in this video. Watch this ground information.

D (53:11)

I'm queer and I'm disabled. And these Trumpers who my parents had had over or long time family friends, I grew up with them. So I can't even really explain the amount of hurt and betrayal that I feel toward these people. And my parents are very well aware of this. And it's at the point where I do not feel comfortable whatsoever with them being in my living space. Yes, this is not my home, this is my parents home. But I personally felt disrespected having these people over who quite literally betrayed my life. And unfortunately my parents just can't see my perspective in this. So I was angry, I went into activist mode and I did what I did and I don't regret it. But I want to say thank you again to everybody who's been supporting me and validating me and encouraging me through this.

Hailey Karenia (54:19)

All right, I'm done listening to that. But it all makes sense because in the first five seconds of her explanation video, she had to just, she was just dying to tell you that she's queer and disabled. Then I scrolled back on her profile. Guess what? She realized that she was autistic earlier this year. Do you realize that you're autistic or do you get diagnosed.

Andy (54:42)

Make a five year plan for this woman. Like what is projected in her life? Five years?

Hailey Karenia (54:50)

I mean, paid protester.

Andy (54:52)

That, that's it though. I mean there's like she's already got a megaphone.

Hailey Karenia (54:57)

She's got her megaphone in the bedroom. She doesn't pay bills. She understands that she can't move out because she's disabled and queer. So she understands that she's in her parents house. But she's also known this family her entire life. She said these are their family friends that she's known her entire life. But they betrayed her life because they voted for Trump. How did they betray her life?

Andy (55:20)

How is this woman make friends?

Hailey Karenia (55:22)

Like how does she at protests their page.

Andy (55:26)

That's really what we're looking forward to with a bunch of these people in the next 10 years.

Hailey Karenia (55:31)

I think so. All right, let's play number 10. This is a woman on TikTok who she makes voodoo dolls of President Trump, Vice President Vance, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, Governor Ron DeSantis. Watch this. So there's the Trump one. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Ron DeSantis and J.D. vance. She has little like pins that she sticks in them. And I'm wondering is anyone aware of this? Is any law enforcement being alerted that someone is sticking voodoo dolls of President Trump? And the.

Andy (56:14)

I'm still in shock from that girl before.

Hailey Karenia (56:17)

Just crazy. Could you imagine. Sorry, going back to that. Could you imagine, you know, this girl your entire life, you're over your friend's house for a barbecue and then she's screaming at you with a megaphone.

Andy (56:31)

I don't, I. Yeah. I mean that is just.

Hailey Karenia (56:34)

Oh my gosh.

Andy (56:35)

And then the justification of it in a post after, I mean.

Hailey Karenia (56:40)

Yeah. Oh, she says no regrets.

Andy (56:44)

It makes me think, think full that like I know normal people.

Hailey Karenia (56:48)

Someone said in the chat going back to this last video that it's not illegal to have voodoo dolls and poke them. But. Which is. Yes, understood. But if you are putting it on social media and millions of people are watching it and they're cheering you on, it gets a little. That's a little sick. I would say that all of a sudden this is not just your weird effed up liberal hobby. This has become more of like a movement and it's been so normalized to call for violence against our leaders. Obviously we saw this all go down with the 8647. Like all of this needs to be called out. Just because it's not illegal doesn't mean it's right and doesn't mean that it's not going to incite someone to do something disgusting. We just saw border agents attacked in. They were gunned down in Texas. Like these border agents, they are seeing 4 plus 400% increase in attacks on them. So yeah, like, it might not be illegal to have a voodoo doll, but it's certainly not great that people are loving it on the Internet and liberals are cheering her on, saying, can you make one of this person? Can you make what? Like, now this is spiraling into something much more evil. And.

Andy (58:07)

And it. You'd hate to think that that would become normal at any time, right? That would become normal.

Hailey Karenia (58:11)

Right. It's totally crazy. All right, I've got two pizza delivery videos. Or should we do what? What should we do? Okay. All right, let's do the last one. So I think it was the PGA Tour that posted this on TikTok, and I saw this PGA Tour was asking their players to go with Joey Chestnut or Usain Bolt. So let's play the video so we can get the question and then we'll.

E (58:38)

Debate just one 100 meters, one hot dog. One, 100 meters. Oh, Joey Chestnut.

Hailey Karenia (58:44)

I think.

E (58:45)

Well, you say in bulk because he could eat a hot dog pretty quickly. How fast does Joey Chestnut eat one hot dog? 1.5 seconds. Oh, man. I mean, I'm trying to think, like, if you were to eat a hot dog, I mean, Joey Chestnut would be done by now. By the time we. I'm gonna say, oh, man.

Hailey Karenia (59:02)

Oh.

E (59:03)

Both of them have to eat a hot dog and then run a hundred. It's at the starting line. So he's going to eat it so fast, he's going to get that head start, like, swallow.

Andy (59:10)

Oh, I think.

E (59:11)

I think Joey Chestnut, because I think Usain, even if he eats it as fast as he could and swallows, I don't see him eating in under 8, 10 seconds. And even if Joe, he runs a 15 second hundred meter. So I just think, like, Usain eating a hot dog is going to take longer than 10 seconds. He's probably running it still less than 20 seconds. I'm hard pressed to say I could.

Hailey Karenia (59:35)

Eat a whole hot dog in 20 seconds.

E (59:36)

So, yeah, I'm going Joey Chestnut. I'm going Joey Chestnut. I'm going with Usain Bolt. I'd still go with whoever's gonna run faster because I think one hot dog could get wolfed down pretty quick. Now, if you said 10 hot dogs and then run, obviously, but what's that number? When does it even out? Probably, like at three hot dogs. I think someone said five Joey Chestnuts. Joey Chestnut would smoke him at 10.

Hailey Karenia (60:01)

So the question is, who you got, Usain Bolt or Joey Chestnut? They have to eat a hot dog and then run 100 meters.

Andy (60:09)

Yeah. So they're both at the starting Line gun goes off. They both have to eat hot dog, run one hot dog, and then run to the finish line 100 meters away.

Hailey Karenia (60:18)

So Bolt's world record for the 100 meter sprint is less than 10 seconds. It's like nine and a half seconds.

Andy (60:26)

Yep.

Hailey Karenia (60:27)

So this all comes down to how fast can Bolt eat a hot dog?

Andy (60:32)

And you got to think the one of the players right there said it like, you know, a really. A really good, you know, eighth grader runs a 114 or 15 seconds. So, like, you're talking about this guy maybe running 17 second, 100 meter. I don't know when Joey Chestnut sprinted last.

Hailey Karenia (60:51)

Right.

Andy (60:51)

So 17 seconds. So it's like.

Hailey Karenia (60:53)

And he's not really in good. Joey Chestnut's not in great shape. He trains for what he needs to do. He trains to be a professional eater.

Andy (61:02)

If Bolt can hot dog in four seconds, he wins. I think he catches him.

Hailey Karenia (61:08)

I agree. I also think that Bolt, if he sees Joey Chestnut eat the hot dog, I think he can. I think because he's so competitive and he's a winner and he has that in him, he can make up the time.

Andy (61:26)

Usain could probably swallow it while he's sprinting, too.

Hailey Karenia (61:30)

What does everyone in the chat think? The pinned message is in my way, so I can't see what people are saying. How fast is Joey Chestnut?

Andy (61:39)

You got some Joey Chestnut fans here, and you also have a Usain. We got some Usain Bolts. Bolt.

Hailey Karenia (61:46)

You know, someone in the chat says, who cares? It's a fun conversation. Okay? We're having fun.

Andy (61:51)

We. You care because you have these conversations that we're having fun out by the campfire. You have these conversations. You know what I mean?

Hailey Karenia (61:58)

It's such a fun hypothetical.

Andy (61:59)

Hey, you ever wondered?

Hailey Karenia (62:01)

Have you ever wondered? No. And that's why we're wondering for the first time altogether. It's a beautiful moment. I think I go Bolt guy. Who do you think?

Andy (62:11)

Bolt.

Hailey Karenia (62:12)

Bolt.

Andy (62:13)

He's going, usain Bolt.

Hailey Karenia (62:14)

And you're going, I want to go Bolt.

Andy (62:16)

Yeah, I think so.

Hailey Karenia (62:17)

Yeah.

Andy (62:17)

But it's got to be four seconds. He's got to eat the hot dog in four seconds.

Hailey Karenia (62:21)

Yeah, I. Someone in the chat said Chestnut at five hot dogs, like you would, you might have to even it out. But I think chess, that's not that fast at running. So I'm going to go Bolt. And on that note, thank you for scrolling along with me tonight. If you want to catch the show tomorrow, you got to do it on rumble. Rumble.com. haley is where you can watch nightly scroll every weeknight at 6pm Eastern time. If you can't catch it, I get it. Watch it whenever you want or listen on your favorite podcast platform. You can follow me on social media. I'm going to post some behind the scenes of this lizard and we're going to keep up with the lizard. We're going to come in here tomorrow. Is he still going to be in the same spot? You're going to have to tune in to find out. He's still there. So tune in tomorrow for the lizard update and you can follow me at Haley Karenia on most social media platforms. And I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Bye, everyone.