Inside the MN CHAOS w/ Brecca Stoll - Hayley Caronia (Ep.211)

Summary

Nightly Scroll with Hayley

Episode 211: Inside the MN CHAOS w/ Brecca Stoll
Host: Hayley Caronia
Guest: Brecca Stoll (Daily Wire reporter)
Aired: January 13, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Hayley dives into the unrest in Minneapolis following a major welfare fraud scandal and protests involving the Somali community, ICE raids, and the tragic death of protester Renee Good. She’s joined by Daily Wire reporter Brecca Stoll for frontline insights into the mindset and organization of the protesters. The show also skewers celebrity virtue signaling at the Golden Globes and explores viral internet moments in its signature irreverent conservative style.

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Main Topics and Key Discussion Points

1. MN Chaos: Welfare Fraud, ICE Raids & Protests

• Backdrop: Minnesota is under scrutiny after a large-scale welfare fraud (mostly involving members of the Somali immigrant community) and subsequent ICE activity in Minneapolis.
  • 85 of 98 indicted in the scheme are Somali; the Treasury is probing money possibly funneled overseas ([02:00]).
  • Ilhan Omar accused federal authorities (and Republicans) of unjustly targeting Somalis—claims Hayley quickly lambasts.
• Hayley’s Reaction:
  “If you're an American citizen, have no fear. If you're law abiding, have no fear.” (05:23)
  • Questions legitimacy of claims that ICE is creating “terror” in the community.
  • Points out that money wired abroad while receiving benefits signals either fraud or misuse.

2. The Renee Good Incident

• Protester Renee Good was killed amid confrontation with ICE; debate rages over blame.
  • Ilhan Omar appeared to blame ICE agents for the fatality ([08:13]), calling their actions unjustified.
  • Hayley: Asserts protesters are both victims of misinformation and perpetrators of dangerous groupthink.

3. Protester Psychology and Organization

• Clips & Interviews:
  • Protesters admit they'd rather be “home smoking weed” but are compelled by “goddamn Nazis” ([13:39]), demonstrating a lack of clear objective or employment.
  • Many protest because “it gives them a sense of purpose” or are following groupthink ([14:41]).
• Harassment Misfires:
  • Protesters mistakenly target ordinary workers (like tree trimmers) believing them to be ICE.

4. On-the-Ground Reporting: Brecca Stoll’s Insights

• Brecca’s Field Observations:
  • Protests were ongoing for days, rain or shine.
  • Protesters operate in “shifts” to maintain a presence:
    “We hit our goal time.” ([17:24])
  • Some travel from other states (CA); the “community” is as much about socializing as activism ([20:25]).
  • Organization via group texts, Facebook events, and scheduled “activities” ([31:00]).
• Are Protesters Paid?
  • Hayley and Brecca speculate on potential funding and paid organizing, noting the operational expense and orchestrated nature.
• Polarization on the Ground:
  • Conservative counter-protesters show up, but dialogue is rare:
    “I even tried to broker peace at one point ... but they can't hear what the right has to say.” ([27:11])
  • Even when shown video evidence contradicting their beliefs, protesters stick to their narratives ([28:32]).

5. Golden Globes Virtue Signaling

• Celebrities wear “Be Good” and “ICE Out” pins as protest symbols ([35:00]).
  • Hayley skewers the hypocrisy:
    “You can’t just show up and sit down in a gown ... there are doors and borders for a reason.” ([36:48])
• Notable Red Carpet Quote:
  • Mark Ruffalo:
    “This is for Renee Nicole Good, who was murdered ... what I'm seeing happening is not America.” ([36:48])
  • Hayley: Dismisses his fear, saying only those here illegally or with lapsed paperwork should fear ICE.

6. Celebrity & Influencer Activism Critique

• Zara Larsson Instagram Rant:
  • “I love immigrants. I love criminals. I love trans people ... I hate ICE,” plus sharp invective toward ICE agents ([44:00]).
  • Hayley suggests Larsson’s post is performative leftism, critiquing fans’ need for political guidance from celebrities.
• Mocking Hollywood Wokeness:
  • Wanda Sykes at the Globes:
    “A queer Black woman is up here doing the job of two mediocre white guys...” ([41:23])
  • Hayley: “They’re obsessed with race and sexuality... those are the least interesting things about all of us.” ([42:43])
  • Nikki Glaser’s opening monologue: Jokes targeting CBS and the DOJ, hinting at internal network drama ([43:35]).

7. Viral Internet Scroll: Humorous Clips

• Girls doing splits while arrested at the airport ([54:30]).
• Family tricks dad with a fake wanted segment on the news ([55:13]).
• Little boy “travels” half-court in a youth basketball game—wins anyway ([56:43]).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On ICE enforcement:
  “Our generosity is funding Al Shabaab and Iranian interests... If you're making enough money to send it back home, then you don't need government assistance.” – Hayley ([06:39])

• On protester mentality:
  “They are victims of a Trump deranged and Trump-obsessed media. They are victims of groupthink.” – Hayley ([12:30])

• Outtakes from protests:
  “Would rather be at home smoking weed.” – Anonymous Protester ([13:35])
  “I was disassociating on my bed.” – Anonymous Protester ([14:01])

• On leftist protest organization:
  “We hit our goal time.” – Unnamed protest leader ([17:24])
  “Is this like the left version of running?” – Brecca ([20:25])

• On media narratives:
  “You can just live your life ... It's okay that you're a white woman. Okay, we're past this as a country.” – Brecca ([23:05])

• On celebrity hypocrisy:
  “Why do people have to listen to influencers? What do they know?” – Hayley ([45:30])

• On polarization:
  “These two parties, like, they can't talk ... high political tensions, people not able to listen to each other.” – Brecca ([27:11])

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [02:00] — Welfare Fraud & ICE in MN: Explaining the roots of current chaos.
• [04:39] — Ilhan Omar’s accusations and Hayley’s reaction.
• [13:35] — Protester audio clips: insight into the demonstrators’ mindset.
• [15:00] — Brecca Stoll joins: first-person reporting from Minneapolis.
• [17:24] — Protesters run “goal time” shifts, organization tactics.
• [20:25] — Protester community: traveling, social aspects, motivation.
• [27:11] — Conservative counter-protests; failed attempts at dialogue.
• [35:00] — Golden Globes: “Be Good” pins and celebrity activism.
• [36:48] — Mark Ruffalo’s red carpet soundbite.
• [41:23] — Wanda Sykes on race, sexuality, and comedy at the Globes.
• [44:00] — Zara Larsson’s Instagram anti-ICE screeds.
• [54:30] — Airport arrest splits video.
• [55:13] — Fake news prank on dad.
• [56:43] — Youth basketball travel comedy.

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Tone & Style

Sharp, witty, unapologetically conservative—a blend of snark, frustration, humor, and pointed critique of leftist dogma, with a strong emphasis on exposing hypocrisy and groupthink.

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Conclusion

Hayley and Brecca offer a deep dive into chaos in Minnesota, connecting grassroots protest dynamics to national political narratives and media culture wars. With on-the-ground reporting, candid interviews, and sharp-edged analysis, the episode uncovers both the organization behind left-wing protests and the psychological profile of participants. The show closes by lampooning celebrity activism and pop culture, reinforcing Nightly Scroll’s place as a no-holds-barred conservative forum.

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Follow Hayley Caronia on X, Truth Social, Instagram, TikTok @hayleycaronia. Find Brecca Stoll’s reporting on Daily Wire and X. Full episodes at rumble.com/hayley.

Transcript

[A]

Hello and welcome into Nightly Scroll. I am Haley Karenia. Happy Monday evening and thank you for spending it with me. I appreciate all of you. You might be watching on X or on Facebook right now, but if you are, you're only going to get a little bit of the show. So make sure you come on over to Rumble. We are rumble exclusive rumble.com Haley that'll bring you to the Bongino Report channel. That is the only place you can watch Nightly scroll in full. So make sure you do that. Make sure you subscribe and if you watch later on, not at 6:00pm Eastern time, I know not everyone can catch it that time. Wherever and whenever you watch, make sure that you subscribe, leave a nice review. All of that. This is just like a little tease before February 2, the Bongino Report. Little light there if you are listening. Don't worry about it. But what do we have on deck tonight? I've got Daler Wire reporter Brecka Stole. She's joining me in just a few minutes. She's been on the ground in Minnesota and she's been trying to get into the heads of those liberal protesters. So I'm excited to talk with her. Also, the woke mind virus has totally infected everyone at the Golden Globes last night. I tell them all to get well soon, but they won't. Elon Musk's bajillionth baby mama, Ashley Sinclair, she is back in the spotlight, if you will. And now Elon is fighting for full custody of their child. All of that and so much more is coming up. And I want to address the elephant in the room or the big news this morning of the new lineup and the new Showtime and the new show name. So Dan is obviously coming back February 2nd. We're all very excited about that. My show will be following his show now, so he'll be on from 10am to noon. Vince is going to be before him. So Vince, Dan, then me. Bang, bang, bang. You don't need to wait a second in between our shows anymore. You don't have to catch me later. It's going to be all in one little, one little bundle. So I'm excited for that. But you can't Nightly scroll at noon, you know, so we had to change the show name. So it'll be scrolling with Haley Karenia. Got to keep the scroll in there because that's the point. That's the reason for the season. So it'll be scrolling with Haley Karenia at noon 12pm Eastern Time, Monday through Friday. Very excited for all of that. But For a few more weeks, the show will be called Nightly Scroll. So put your phones on. Do not disturb. Nightly scroll starts now. Someone in the chat said noonly scroll. Noonly scroll. I don't hate it. Noontime scroll, Lunchtime scroll. Oh, guys. The amount of, like, names we battered around and we. Anyway. All right, well, we all know what's been going on in Minneapolis. Literally everything has been going on in Minneapolis. All the fraud that was exposed by Nick Shirley. And then of course, the, the whole Renee Good situation with the ICE agent. And the reason ICE is on the ground in Minnesota anyway has something to do with the fact that the Somali community is being exposed for fraud. That's why they're there, right? The, the spotlight has been shown on Minneapolis, Minnesota. This isn't the first time, but certainly in, in recent history. This is the they're top of mind right now because of this fraud scheme. So it makes sense that ICE would go in there. You know, whether it was the COVID funds or now these daycare centers, it seems like the Somali community knows exactly how to game the system. And the American taxpayers losing, losing billions of dollars. So if these people are brazenly breaking the law, maybe they've broken some immigration law, I don't know. But we don't know. But that's ice's job to figure out. But Minnesota Congresswoman Ilan Omar, she joined Face the Nation with one of our faves, Margaret Brennan, and she says that the Trump administration is targeting the Somalis for no reason. Watch. Treasury Secretary Besant called Minnesota ground zero for what may be the most egregious welfare scam in our nation's history to date. 85 of the 98 people who were charged by the Justice Department with this welfare scheme are Somali. And you know this. The Treasury Secretary is probing whether any of the money was somehow funneled outside the country. He actually issued new standards. He's going to make it, make someone disclose if they receive public assistance when they try to wire money out of the country. And he's lowered the bar for suspicious activity. What is the practical impact of doing that in the community? It's just creating fear. What they are doing is creating confusion.

[B]

Chaos, trying to intimidate people from being able to exercise their regular, normal activities that they would. There is no justification in any of the things that they say. The 87 people that you've described as.

[A]

Being investigated, many of them adjudicated, all.

[B]

Happened under the Biden administration.

[A]

There is no justification for this search.

[B]

We know that ICE has the ability to conduct raids There is no reason have over 2,000 people coming in to our city and creating the level of terror that they have created.

[A]

Well, the level of terror, creating fear. Again, nobody has to be afraid if they are a law abiding American citizen. If you're an American citizen, have no fear. If you're law abiding, have no fear. So for her to insinuate that, you know, the Trump administration is going in there for no reason at all is absurd. She kind of said, you know, that, well, the Biden administration got them on the COVID fraud scheme. You know, those people went to jail. So, so it's all good. So they arrested those people. But that means that nothing else. You don't have to investigate anything else. Clearly there's some other shady stuff going on. And these people may live here, but are they living here legally? We don't know. These fraudsters can't be trusted and they're not loyal to this country. And what she's referring there to them not being eligible for certain benefits if you're sending money back to your home country is because Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said this. Listen. And from now on, anyone who wires money out from one of these money service businesses has to check a box saying whether they are on public assistance. And if you are on public assistance, we are going to start pushing that. You cannot wire money out of the country. Oh, gosh.

[B]

What if they lie and they don't.

[A]

Tell us public assistance? Well, then that's a crime. Lying on a federal form. We're going to follow it up and we are going to push that. You can no longer do that. The American people, our generosity has been taken advantage of. Our generosity is funding Al Shabaab in Iranian interest. It could be. Well, the money, this is really bad. The money is supposed to go for alleged asylum seekers and their families and children. And if you were wiring the money out of the country, one of two things must be true. You are getting too much money and your benefits should be cut or you are part of this conspiracy. Where did that money come from? We're going to find it out. Good. Where did that money come from? We're going to find it out. How about that? Common sense. And if you have enough money to send back home to grandma, grandpa, your cousin, your brother, your husband, or any combination of those relations, because sometimes they overlap. Well, then you're no longer going to be getting free food paid for by the American taxpayer. Instead of sending money elsewhere. You can make it honestly here in the US Of A. Or you can, you can spend it and stimulate the economy right here in the US of A. That's it. If you're making enough money to send it back home, then you don't need government. Government assistance. We probably send those countries enough money as it is. We don't need to be supplementing that. But aside from skirting the blame off of the Somali community, Alana Mar also made sure to blame the federal agent who was injured by Renee Good driving her car into him after ignoring his orders to get out of the car. Listen to this.

[B]

If they are saying that he has 10 years on service and is trained, he should know that you shouldn't be.

[A]

Trying to get in front of a moving car and oh, okay. They can only victim blame in one direction. Most normal people can watch these videos, all of the angles of the situation and they can see what went down and realize that there are a lot of victims in all of this. Renee, who made the horrible decision to take orders from her wife instead of taking orders from the federal agent, clearly she had been led astray. And in that moment, it cost her her life. She leaves behind three kids, one of now is orphaned and for what? Was Renee or anyone else protesting when Obama's ICE deported 3 million illegal aliens? Of course not. And the efforts of ICE and DHS are certainly going to continue when whether there are people in the streets or not. So Renee Good lost her life and nothing will change. And now her poor son has to grow up knowing that. And of course this ICE agent is a victim in all of this. As attacks and threats on ICE agents are up over 8,000%, that number will likely be climbing. Videos of his face are being plastered on plastered online. Leftists are doxing him. He had already been hit by a car in another incident in June, and then he was back on the job with a protester who was behind the wheel of a deadly weapon who was not listening to his orders. The other protests who have fallen for the lies are victims also. I know we hate on all the protesters and most of them deserve it, especially the violent ones. But I feel a little bad for the protesters who feel the need to march around with a cardboard sign to feel like a hero. That is sad. And I genuinely believe that Renee, her wife and a lot of these protesters, I think that they think they are making change and that they are doing something to better their communities. And that's the sad part because none of that is true. But I think that they think that. But these people aren't leaders. They are followers. They're complete NPCs a lot of them are unemployed. You know, why was Renee and her wife able to stand around in the road and block traffic in the middle of the day on what day was that? Tuesday? I don't know. And being involved in these protests gives them, I don't know, something to put on their calendars. It gives them a sense of purpose. They feel important maybe for the first time in their lives. And that is really sad. They are victims of a Trump deranged and Trump obsessed media. They are victims of groupthink. So when sitting members of Congress blame law enforcement for enforcing the law and then they go and demonize them, their useful idiot voters eat it up and then they go march around about it. Democrat politicians put a target on the backs of ICE agents, plain and simple. They say jump, and their minions say, how high? And some of the minions are dangerous and violent, and others are just really stupid, uninformed, bored, and unemployed. So when some of these got wind that ICE agents might be staying in this hotel, they brought their pots and pans. Listen to this. Making a ruckus outside of this hotel. And they believed that ICE agents were staying there, but they didn't know. I've heard enough. I think they're just making use of their New Year's Eve noisemakers. I think they got, maybe they got one at a party and they thought, great, I, I have pots, I have a spatula, I have a noisemaker from New Year's Eve. I'm just gonna go out there and, and really make a difference. They're making a difference in people's eardrums for sure. I think a lot of people are, are changed after that protest, but not for the reasons that they think they're totally useless. Not only that, some of these protesters are harassing the totally wrong people. They're just finding big trucks in town and following them and stalking them and harassing them. Like this TikTok user who said this, driving through town. And a convoy of vehicles started following, honking their horns and blowing whistles on every corner, trying to warn people that we are ice. I am not ice. I am just a tree trimmer with a really big truck. Imagine that. And this is what they have to deal with. Just a tree trimmer with a really big truck. And they're getting followed and stalked and harassed and, you know, their whistles are blowing. And again, they've got their pots and pans and their New Year's Eve noise makers. Hey, do you remember when Nick Shirley was out in front of the leering center and that woman thought that he was ice. I mean, you could just be a regular. A regular guy in a sweatshirt, and you're ice. You could be driving your truck to work. You're just a tree trimmer. Ever. We're all ice, really. Everyone's ice. And no one's safe. You know, these people aren't really the sharpest tools in the shed. But my next guest, Brecker Stoll, has had the honor of interviewing them while on the ground in Minnesota. And here are some of the greatest hits from the last few days. Watch this. Would rather be at home smoking weed.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

What? But why. Why can't you be smoking weed right now?

[A]

Because. Goddamn Nazis.

[B]

How long do you plan to be out here?

[A]

Oh, we're actually headed back to the car. Yeah. Nobody respects you. Nobody trusts you. Am I grateful to them? No. It's a shock. But, like, being a pizza delivery guy is more dangerous, so I don't understand where the. Where that expectation comes from.

[B]

You said when you heard the sirens, you immediately ran out. Where were you? I was about 15 minutes away. And what were you doing? I was disassociating on my bed. How did your boss respond when you quit? It was like a part time. I'm getting back after a lot happened recently in my life, so sometimes disability takes my life over, and I'm still kind of in shock. Like, school's been canceled. Have people been taking off work for this? Have you had to take off work for this? So, I mean, I'm just walking around kind of just dayside, because I don't know, like, where that stems from, just crying.

[A]

Like, I don't.

[B]

I mean, part of it is being like a white woman, that I'm privileged.

[A]

And I have a lot of privilege. In the chat, Speak said that they're all medicated. I don't think they're taking their meds. They might be prescribed something, but I don't think they're taking them. Anyway, Daily Wire reporter Bruck Estelle is here to. To break down all of this footage and all of the insights that she's gotten on the ground there. So, Breca, welcome to Nightly Scroll.

[B]

Thank you, Haley. It's great to be with you.

[A]

It's great to have you.

[B]

Yes. And honestly, in your monologue, in the beginning, it was great to hear you hit those points. And because being on the ground, like, everything you were talking about, I was seen on the street. And when you talked about how the protesters in some sort of way are a victim because they think that they're out there doing the right thing. They think that they are protecting humanity. And I think in a way, they are the victim because the leaders of the Democratic Party, like Representative Omar, coming out and convicting that ICE agent because I heard at a minimum, you know, that ICE agent is innocent until proven guilty. But she convicted him. She retweeted DHS and said, you guys are lying. He was not hit by a car. She's coming out and saying that. And she's one of the leaders of the Democratic Party. And and so protesters are looking up to her, looking to what she says, looking what Governor Wall says. And they're hearing people are being hurt, people are not doing well. And we need to come out and do our part as Americans and care for people and handle this. And so I think in a way, like they have been brainwashed. And I think you saw that from some of the protesters I talked to. They're brainwashed.

[A]

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[B]

Haley? I was on the ground for five days. And so I got there Wednesday night when after the shooting. So I missed that initial protest where people were streaming the streets. And I got to the. We called it the visual scene where her. Where the place she was shot. It was surrounded with candles night of. And it was just truly the protest that wouldn't end. And it was like day after day and you think about Minneapolis and how cold it was. I was freezing. And so it's just like, I knew they were freezing, it was sleeting, and they were coming out, rain or shine, and just continuing to protest this for four days. And one thing I did start to notice, though, was they do do this in shifts. And I kept hearing this like someone, the first morning that I was there, a woman said, hey, guys, we're moving out to the neighborhoods. We hit our goal time. And as you think about that statement, it's like, what do you mean, goal time? And then another time I heard someone say, oh, I did my shift. And so my guest. Yes. And so I would love to hear what you think about that, because my takeaway is they're doing this for visibility. And I think they know this is going to attract a ton of attention. And so they want to make it look big, exciting, and that there's a lot of movement behind this. And so I think that's why they have this so planned out, so scale scheduled.

[A]

Interesting. There are two things, the two places I want to go with this.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You asked me my thoughts first. I think that, you know, when I hear the word shift, my employment alarm bells go off. Do you think that these people are being paid?

[B]

I mean, you kind of start to think so. Because it's like, when. And I was in it for so long that by Friday, like you said, when it's 2pm on a Friday, I didn't even, like, register. How are you? How are you guys out here? Because I just seen it and became so normal to me. But I don't understand how. Because, like, the demographics where I was seeing, like, working age people, you know, out there, and I'm like, you know, I know why I'm out there. I know why the ICE agents are out there, that the protests are harassing. We're all at work, but what are you guys doing? And then, you know, I've seen videos since, like, I got back to DC of just people spotting protesters who've been at protest after protest. And then I've talked to protesters who talk about how expensive it is, and then you see the free snacks and then all the effort that goes into it, and you just start asking questions. And honestly, that's one of my biggest takeaways from this weekend is I as a reporter and other reporters, we need to dig into this and figure out how they're able to mobilize like this.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Because it's truly uncanny just to see you convince people on a Saturday, on a workday, like, are you guys taking PTO to get out there and do this for five days, you know, so very interesting.

[A]

And do you think that they were. I mean, obviously this was organized by someone or some group. And I'd be interested to know, did you ask any of the protesters where they were from? Because I'd be interested to see if. I'm sure some of them are based in the Minneapolis area, but I'm sure some of them were shipped in from somewhere else. And I wonder who funded that.

[B]

I heard some from California for sure. And that's when I'm. And I still. I need to do more research into this. I need to figure it out. Cause I'm like. Cause I was kind of thinking, okay, it's like protesting. Cause when people are like, oh, I've been to a ton of protests, and I'm like, is this like the left version or just the version of running? Like when people get addicted to marathons, you know, you hear stuff like that. They go everywhere, guys just getting addicted to protesting. Like, it's just their version of fun. And so there could be a part of that. Because, you know, I talked to someone and he was like, I have a lot of anger in this protest. Like, it actually helps me get my anger out. And so he got a lot of value. And in a way, these people are building some sort of community. Because, you know, they're all coming, they're like minded, they're all cheering, they're like laughing at each other's signs. Like, yes. Like, you know, America's built on stolen land. Like, they see one sign, you know, other girls are laughing at the sign where it says, I'd rather be at home smoking weed. So there is some sort of community aspect to this. And that's what's honestly really concerning is the ability to make this stuff so popular. And you saw it and you showed some of the video just the harassment being set at these ICE officers, these law enforcement who put their lives on the line and they're making this from what it seems like fun and like an activity. And I think that's what we saw Renee Goode doing with her wife. Like, this is an activity to them. This is a game interrupting, obstructing law enforcement from doing their job. And it's like, it's very dangerous to make this so entertaining and attractive to a bunch of people because law enforcement have it hard enough. Like, you can't. We can't have people thinking it's fun to interrupt their jobs, to yell insults at them, because it's on. Honestly, that's what makes me the most mad. And my takeaway, because you see these people putting their lives on the line every day and they get no credit for it. And you realize that respect for law enforcement. It died in Minneapolis in 2020 with George Floyd, and it's continuing to be dead and it's moving in that direction. And it's so disrespectful because the privilege of these protesters who have never put their lives the line and to say a pizza guy job is more dangerous, the disrespect to those people, that's what makes me so mad. And that was like. Because a lot of stuff was funny, that happens, but that is a real thing. And that that trend needs to be over. It's ridiculous.

[A]

Well said. And I know we played a few of your videos off the top here, because I want people to know that you're on the ground, you're doing this great reporting, you're trying to get into the heads of liberals, which is a very scary place. So I, I commend you for that. It's, it's, it's work that not a lot of us want to do. So I appreciate your hard work there. How did you keep a straight face when some of these people say things like, it's more dangerous to be a pizza delivery man than it is to be an ICE agent?

[B]

So in that video, you can kind of tell, like I did, I just didn't like that conversation just because of the disrespect of law enforcement. But the one video that went viral, which you showed, where it was talking about the woman who, you know, she felt like she couldn't be there because she was a white woman, it's actually, it is easy to keep your face straight because you realize, like, the guilt she feels. And so people have told her, leaders have told her, you know, you don't deserve to be here. Like, you should feel bad about being a white woman. And then you hear just how sad about it is and the struggle, and you just think about the time and that she puts into, like, thinking about this, just the negativity that she can't be comfortable in her own skin. And you don't want that for anybody. And so when someone says something crazy like that, and also you never want to laugh at people. Like, I don't want to laugh at these people because it's like, it's, it's sad. And I just want them to get past it where it's like, you can just live your life. You can focus on positivity. Like, it's okay that you're a white woman. Okay, we're past this as a country. We've been past it. And so I feel bad that, you know, you see just some of these leaders on the left just trying to shove this down people's throats and it's working. And so when you encounter that, it makes you sad and that's what you focus on. Yeah, when you're interviewing those people.

[A]

Absolutely. Yeah, It's. It is sad to think about, you know, because they kind of create this, their very own doom and gloom reality, and they live in it. And I think normal people, we can step back and we see these videos and it's like, oh, my gosh, this girl's crazy. But they actually believe it, you know, so it is, you know, they're believing these lies that are being peddled by people in, in the media, but also that are in Congress, which is very scary. But you've talked to a lot of people out there. So what was the consensus? Were most people. What were most people riled up about? Are they angry at everything? I feel like some of these protests, they end up being a catch all for, like, all leftist complaints. Like, you see, you know, the no Kings protests, there are people there talking about abortion, and it just becomes this, like, all encompassing, I'm mad at the world kind of a thing. Did you see that?

[B]

I did. And if you think about it, I think that's what the Democratic Party is going through right now. Because all you see is you see hate and you see hate based on one man. And I think that's why you saw Zoran Mamdani being so successful in New York, because he was like one of the first candidates they've had in a long time. That actually is like talking about something that's moving forward and has sort of plans, because a lot of it is just based on hate for Donald Trump. And so that's what it all goes back to. It's like, yes, they hate ice, but they also, they hate it because it's something that Donald Trump is doing and it's something that he's mobilizing. And so that's like one thing I've seen. And just like. And it's interesting for them because it's like. And I'm interested to see this trend, like, as you go into midterms, as you go into 2028, are they going to be able to break away from just the hate that we're seeing and, like, you know, focus on candidates like Mamdani who are promising, you know, proposals for Better for worse. Like, he has a plan. The plan is just to give stuff for free. But he's saying something because I think before we just saw campaigns and stuff based on hate for Donald Trump, and that it's truly what I saw on the ground. And so you can see that's still where the bulk of the party lies, is just they're united in hate for one person, which I think has been really different and really successful for the Conservative Party and Donald Trump, because you look at his campaign promises, and it was like, no tax on tips, just actual plans. Like, you know, we're doing doge. We're cutting government waste, we're cracking down on AI. Like, we need to win this AI race. We're fixing our border. Like, he was building his campaign on actual stuff, actual promises, things that matter. And I think that works for people. And so it was just interesting to see, just, like, still, the party as a whole is united just kind of through hate. And so I'm interested to see where that goes, where that goes.

[A]

Hopefully it doesn't get worse. I feel like it's. It seems to be getting worse. Did you talk to anyone that was out there, that was on the conservative side? Were there any counter protesters? Was anyone pro ice?

[B]

Yes.

[A]

No.

[B]

Great question. So we saw that around day three, I want to say. And so we saw conservative influencers coming to. One of the main places they protested was that ICE field office. And they've been protesting them long before Renee Good happened, but definitely doubled down when that was there. And so these conservative influencers were flying in. Like, they. Like, I talked to one, and he was telling me that I had to be here. Like, I saw the comments that these protesters were yelling, the heinous comments, and I just had to get my voice in there. And then another one was like, I saw my friends being harassed by the protesters, and I had to go in to support them. And so. And then it was. And that was like, one. Another thing that was sad was, you can't. These two parties, like, they can't talk. Like, the left and the right, they hated each other. And I even tried to broker peace at one point between two of them. I was like, okay, you speak, and then you speak. And then it was kind of going well. But then other protesters were like, we can't hear what the right has to say, because if you can't denounce what happened to Renee Goode, I don't want to hear it. And that's what you see over and over again right now is just these High political tensions and people not able to listen to each other or hear any other point of view, which is another thing that we ended up doing. Because when that, you know, the Alpha News, the new video came out that actually showed the ICE officer being hit.

[A]

Right.

[B]

We showed protesters that video.

[A]

And did anyone change their mind?

[B]

No. And they were like. And also, like, you saw. You see him fall down, and they're like, oh, he did that on purpose. Like, he's just acting. He jumped. And so just like, I don't think. And they wanted to see. Yeah, no, because they just wanted to stick to. It was just one narrative. And I'm like, here's another one. But it didn't. No one changed their minds.

[A]

Interesting. And a lot of. With. With these protests, we see this a lot where during the day, it is peaceful for the most part. I mean, what happened with Renee Goode certainly wasn't. But I think it starts peaceful, and then at night it gets more violent. Were you out there at night? What were you seeing? Did you feel that tone shift from, you know, peaceful protest to not so peaceful?

[B]

You do, and you showed that in the beginning. It was the Friday night one where they were swarming the Canopy Hotel. It was actually interesting. We talked to the Canopy Hotel security, and they didn't even know. No one told them if ICE agents were staying there. So these protesters didn't know. I'm not sure how they got the idea that they were staying there. But at night, you do notice a tone shift. And I think it's. I don't know if it's the darkness or whatever, but they come out in drones. They get there. They seem angrier at night. They're banning these materials. And then you saw them. They broke down one of the doors into the hotel. Again, nothing as violent as George Floyd, but you did see them attacking a cop car at one point, like, not letting it through. I saw other videos of them, I think, hurting some other conservative influencers, again, happening at night. And so you saw that. But basically, I think that they wanted to. And I was told this, George Floyd. They thought, really the violent protest actually hurts the movement, hurt Black Lives Matter. And so you actually saw other protesters reining in other ones when they got violent. And so you could see a conscious effort to make sure that this didn't become, like, what it was in 2020, because I don't think they want to, you know, hurt their case in any way. And that, again, begs the question to how are you guys able to change this narrative so quickly? You know, you're it's tons of people, and somehow the bulk of them seem to be on the same page.

[A]

They must be in group chats or something. Do you know if they're communicating on signal or in like a group me or something? How are they all coalescing and figuring out where to show up when?

[B]

So there's Facebook groups, and then you can go on the Facebook group. You can sign up for text messages. It's very similar to no Cane's. I followed the no Kings protest. And it's the same thing where it was like you would get a text alert and it said, hey, sign making on Tuesday, and then on Thursday it.

[A]

Was like, me arts and crafts on Tuesday.

[B]

Yes. And so what you see, but it's the same thing. It's this community. Like, if you want to, you can make this thing your whole week. Because it's like, there's always an activity. There's always something.

[A]

You've got nothing going on. They're free. So, yeah, I think it's quite interesting to see how this all kind of gets organized. And, you know, at night, because we're talking about during the day, of course, and. And at night as well. And I have done man on the street interviews in my day as well, and I love doing that, but I know how it is to go out there. And especially when you're covering certain topics, there are some days where you're like, I don't know if I'm going to bring my mic flag out today. I don't think I want these people to know who I'm affiliated with. So did people ask you, like, are you with the Daily Wire? Did they ask you what outfit you were with and did you tell them? Yes.

[B]

So whenever someone asks, I always tell them, sometimes they disagree to do the interview. But I'm always like, yes, I'm from the Daily Wire. And then we talk. But one thing that was interesting was, I think day four, it was Saturday of when I was there, and that video had kind of gone viral of that woman. And so I was literally in the middle of one interview talking to someone, and this guy runs up and says, don't talk to her. She's with Fox. And I go, I'm not with Fox. And it was just funny because in a way, like. And I want. I didn't want to escalate because you don't want. We're surrounded by a ton of people. The last thing I want to do, I just want to ask questions. I don't want to escalate anything. And so, but I was kind of thinking, hey, I thought it's not cool to profile people because he did. I was profiled.

[A]

Right. Don't label me.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

You gotta lump us all together. Right. Like everyone. We're all Fox, so that's funny. Are you out there with security? Are you being safe?

[B]

Yes, always trying to be safe. Just always. And again, most of the time you talk to people, if. Because again, these people, they do think what they're doing, the bulk of them, that it is for the good of humanity. It's, it's, you know, they're doing it for illegal immigrants, they're doing it for people. And so the majority do not want to hurt you in any way. Right. And so, like, talking to that, I was like, able to see that, have nice conversations with people, just able to kind of actually hear their thoughts and just listen. And so. But yes, you're always careful. And then, especially at night, I don't know if you saw from some of our coverage, we got up high on that parking garage just because things were getting dicey. They were getting angry. And then also at this point, people haven't had sleep. It's one in the morning. You did see that, those hotel doors getting broken into. So we just kind of removed ourselves from that situation. We got on top of the parking garage. We could see everything from there. It was a better view for us anyways. That's kind of. Yeah.

[A]

Well, I'm glad that you got back to D.C. safely. I wanted to thank you for your reporting because we've been covering it on this show for the last few days and I've just been thrilled to get to talk to you and bring you on the show. So, Brecket, thank you for being here. And where can people find more of your reporting?

[B]

So we're always going to be doing man the streets for Daily Wire and then just my ex, account breaker style.

[A]

Amazing.

[B]

Thank you so much, Haley. Awesome to be with you tonight.

[A]

Amazing. God bless you, too. All right, Well, I absolutely love talking to not only just young people in the conservative movement, but also young women. I love propping up young women who are out there. I've, I've done that. I've been out in the streets late at night trying to talk to liberal protesters and things like that. I absolutely love to see it. Brave faces out there and we need more of them. So thrilled to talk to Breca tonight and I hope that you all go follow her because she's just lovely. But the Golden Globes were last night and I wanted to talk about the Golden Globes, because it kind of goes in with everything that's happening in Minneapolis because, as you know, the celebrities, they can't help themselves but to cover and, you know, to Virtue signal and all this stuff. So they were wearing Be Good pins on their. On their lapels and on their outfits, on their dresses. And I think we have some photos of some of these celebrities that are wearing these Be Good pins. Be. Be Good. It was a play on words because Renee Good is, you know, Renee Good. And then also the ice out pins, they were. I think I saw Ariana Grande wearing a pin that said Ice out. But you get the point, right? We have these virtue signaling moments. And they did this with me, too. They did with. The time's up. They did it with gun control. This is just the next virtue signal they could wear on their outfit as they sip champagne and then they pat each other on the back and they can spend, you know, an hour on the red carpet hearing people tell them how beautiful they look and how handsome and, oh, tell me what you're wearing. Who are you wearing? You did such a great job in your movie. Blah, blah. It's just like a bunch of this, you know, I mean, seriously, this is all that award shows are these days. And Mark Ruffalo, he was on the red carpet, and he took this interview moment to say this. Watch for Renee Nicole Good, who is murdered. We have a vice president who's lying about what's happening. We have a. We're in the middle of a war with Venezuela that we illegally invaded. He's telling the world that international law doesn't matter to him. The only thing that matters to him is his own morality. But the guy is a convicted felon or convicted rapist. He's a pedophile. He's the worst human being. If we're relying on this guy's morality for the most powerful country in the world, then we're all in a lot of trouble. So this is for her.

[B]

This is for the people in the.

[A]

United States who are terrorized and scared today. I know I'm one of them. I love this country. And what I'm seeing happening is not America. Yeah, Mark Ruffalo is terrified and scared. But of course he says that, you know, he's scared. And he feels this way on behalf of Americans who are scared of ice. And I don't think again that American citizens are afraid of ice. It's people who are here illegally or their, you know, documentation isn't up to date or they missed a court date. Or whatever it is. These are the people that we're talking about. And again, not all of them are bad people. But if you let this documentation lapse or whatever, you are subject to deportation. And the law is the law. We can't just decide, well, we won't enforce the law for this person. We'll just enforce the law for that. It's the law. And nobody's above the law. The left loves to say that, but it is true. Nobody is above the law. So if that is true, then even the pettiest of crimes or the illegal immigration, like all of this has to be dealt with in the court of law. So again, it's. It's very hypocritical to see a lot of these leftists in Hollywood. They are very anti, anti ice, they are anti police. They are pro open borders, which is interesting because, you know, this event last night, the Golden Globes. I couldn't show up, Andy. You couldn't show up. If we wanted to go, ain't no way we're getting in. No way. Hey, there are doors and borders for a reason. You can't just let people in without knowing who they are. You have to have a. I'm sure there was a. A guest list and a bouncer that was very tall and big and scary. There are assigned seats at the Golden Globes. You can't just show up and sit down in a gown and just say, well, you know, I came here for a better life. I came here for a better dinner. I wanted champagne and steak. Hey, I came here for. You just have to use their logic against them. But, like, what are they so afraid of? You know, open the doors up, let, you know, let everyone in, all these illegal aliens that they speak so highly of, Then let them in. Let them into the Golden Globes, Let them sit down, give them your seat. And if they're not bad people, and, you know, none of them are illegal on stolen land, and none of them have committed any crimes in their view, take them in. Not only give them your seat and your fancy dinner and give them a place to stay at your house. Open your house to them. Give them somewhere to stay, Sponsor them, help them through the citizenship process. And maybe you don't want them in your home for whatever reason. I mean, they're such great people, but maybe they don't want them in their home. Give them somewhere to stay in your pool house. I know they all have pool houses. They've all got second and third homes. I mean, you're not using your third home every Day of the year, give it up to an illegal alien. Like, let them stay with you. And if you think, you know, Alligator, Alcatraz and all these other detention centers aren't fit for them, well, show them your hospitality or, or build them one that fits your standards. See, they don't have to worry about the people that ICE is after. These people, these celebrities, they don't have to worry. They've got their own special private security teams. I don't. They've got to deal with, you know, the same. They don't have to deal with the same fears that the rest of us fear when we see an, you know, I. You can't tell if someone's an illegal alien by looking at them. But you see all these headlines of, you know, innocent people who are killed by illegal aliens who are driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. They are murdering them, they are raping them, they are stealing. I, you know, the headline and the, unfortunately, the video that is burned into my head of the guy getting his head chopped off with a machete in Dallas. That comes to mind because I can never forget that as long as I live. All of these people are American citizens who've had their lives taken by an illegal alien. Someone that shouldn't have been here anyway. Lake and Riley, it was just her birthday the other day, her heavenly birthday. And people in Holly would never have to feel, feel that fear that she felt when she was fighting for her life and she died at the hands of someone that never should have been here. It's just absolutely insane. And then, you know, Wanda Sykes, she took the stage and of course she had to go woke in a different direction. But listen to this. Shout out to the Golden Globes for having me.

[B]

Because, you know, there's some people pissed.

[A]

Off that a queer black woman is up here doing the job of two mediocre white guys.

[B]

Who's pissed off? I'm presenting the award for stand up.

[A]

Comedy, comedy on television. But first I want to give them some love. Bill Maher, you give us so much, but I would love a little less.

[B]

Just.

[A]

Try less. It's just, it's interesting. So first, you know, she's thanking the Golden Globes for giving her the stage and a microphone because she's black and queer. They're obsessed with race and sexuality. Obsessed. It is all they talk about. And why not lean into the fact that you're an actress and a comedian with a long resume in this industry. So maybe that's why you were picked, not because of your skin color or who you sleep with. But nobody in the crowd was thinking about her skin color or her sexuality.

[B]

Until she said it.

[A]

She brought it up. No one was thinking that. And she thinks that she was only picked because of those traits. They buy into the DEI narrative. They push it so hard. They want dei, but. But then they fall into that victim mentality. Why sell yourself so short? Why sell yourself as just a black lesbian when you're so much more? Everyone is more than their skin color and their sexuality.

[B]

Everyone.

[A]

Those are the least interesting things about all of us. But they will try to swipe the victim card until it declines. And the more they talk about the fact that they're a victim, they've got unlimited access. It won't decline. They can just keep swiping. They keep swiping the victim card because the more that they talk about it, the more that they're a victim. And then that never goes away. It never goes away. And in a true showing of bravery, CBS and the Golden Globes chose to have a straight, straight white host. How dare they? How dare they have a straight white host. And Nikki Glazer took aim at the Trump administration, the Justice Department, and even the very network that she was on in her opening monologue. Listen to this. And the Golden Globe for best editing goes to. The Justice Department. Yes.

[B]

Congratulations.

[A]

And the award for most editing goes to. CBS News. Yes. CBS News, America's new, newest place to CBS News. We needed another. You know, I don't think that Nikki Glaser was Talking about the 60 Minutes Kamala Harris debacle at all when she was talking about BS News. I think she was talking about the more recent stuff going on at CBS because of Barry Weiss being at the helm now and because she pulled. Barry Weiss pulled an Anderson Cooper piece for 60 Minutes on see Cot after Barry deemed that it lacked context. And she said, you know, something along the lines of, I look forward to having this piece on, you know, that prison in El Salvador run on 60 minutes when it is done and when all sides are covered and we can, you know, call it good and say that this is a sufficient piece, but until then, no, I'm pulling it. So that's what she said. This was like eight days ago. So if I had to guess, Nikki Glaser was not making fun of even the CBS lawsuit with Trump. I think she was talking about the Barry Weiss stuff. Because if she was referring to the whole Trump thing, something tells me she wouldn't have taken the swipe at the DOJ in the same breath right before this joke Setup, right? Yeah, totally. So something tells me that she wouldn't have flip flopped that quickly, you know, but she wasn't cutting CBS any slack because of Trump, of course. And, you know, the DOJ redacted names of minors and victims to protect their identities. And Jeffrey Epstein had a lot of minor victims. So, yes, a lot of editing was likely required. Nikki, I want to talk to about Zara Larson. So this was not at the Golden Globes, but this was over the weekend. Zara Larson is a pop star. She kind of went viral back in like 2016. And she's been in this pop music industry for a while, but most recently with her new album, she has just absolutely skyrocketed. She is way more popular now than she was when she first and she had great songs then, but now I feel like she is top of mind. She is an it girl in the pop music world. And she posted these photos to her Instagram story over the weekend. And I screenshotted them because, well, I just had to talk about them, of course. But she said this. I love immigrants. I love criminals. I love trans people. I love abortions. I love queers. I love slutty women. I love contraception, I love welfare. I love socialism. I hate ice. She loves slutty women. I will say her followers, you know how like Beyonce has the Beehive, Taylor Swift as the Swifties. Zara Larson's fans are called the sluts. Like sluts with a Z. So she loves slutty women. Okay, I guess if you like Zara Larson, you're a slut. I don't know. I do like some of her music, but I wouldn't consider myself one. But anyway, she went on her Instagram story and said, you know, she's going on and on and on about, I'm not going to read this whole thing because it's too long. But she's saying, you know, there are thousands of people that will go to jail, jail for drugs. And, you know, mostly black and brown people because Ronald Reagan was racist in the 80s. And, you know, she's saying that I like. She's talking about ICE agents. They are criminals. They are killing, they are kidnapping, they're violent and hateful. We can go on to the next one. Then she says, you know, ICE agents, what's what. What went wrong? Is it toxic masculinity, a frail ego, fear of people and low IQ all mixed up like a disgusting cocktail, red pill, podcasts sprinkled with some absence of love from their parents in childhood? Seriously, what happened in their Heads that lead those men. Mind you, I have yet to see a female agent down this path. Do you think they feel really cool when they come home after a day of terrorizing communities and families? Or when the silly effing outfit is on and their faces are fully covered? We need to teach little boys compassion and empathy so that they grow up and view every person like a person. It is just so unsexy to do their jobs when the job is to be the most ridiculous evil clown on the planet. Interesting. She went on, right? There's some more. Then she's. She's. She's apologizing for her grammar and spelling because it's all wrong in this. But she's talking about how all these ICE agents are. Are afraid and they are stupid. And, you know, she's saying that people on the right should be more like Jesus and that, you know, these are fake Christians and things like that. And she said that the billionaire leaders are effing drooling at the sight of society being divided. So maybe not love ice, but love the child they used to be that still lives inside of them somewhere. We can change people. I believe that. I have to believe that F ICE at the end there. So I don't know. She. She kind of went on like a, we all need to be better and unify. And then she just had to end it with fuck ice. So, I don't know. I mean, I'm not really convinced that this is all for love and unity. I think she was trying to convince to her fans that she is a leftist so that while she's on this star power trajectory, she doesn't fall off. And people don't think that she's maga. I think this is what that's about. She wants people to know where she stands. I see this a lot. I talked about this on Instagram. I did an Instagram video about it. A real. You can see it at Hayley Karenia. But I did it a few days ago. Some girl was on Instagram or TikTok and she said, you know, I'm really looking for the influencers that I follow to speak out about what's going on with Renee Goode. And I'm just questioning why, why, why do you need influencers to talk about this issue that clearly everyone's already talking about. It's not like you need influencers to influence people on, not to mention a lot of these influencers and celebrities didn't even go to high school more. So celebrities didn't go to high school or if they did they got, you know, their stage mom did their homework for them and they got their ged, but they didn't actually go to school. They were just touring or, you know, being shipped around to auditions or whatever. Like, half of these people didn't even go to school. Not that, like, that is a requirement to be a smart person, but a lot of them, you know, they didn't even go to, like, elementary school. So again, are we maybe looking in the wrong places for validation of your political beliefs? I think yes. Why do people have to listen to influencers? What do they know? Every time it's like, well, this influencer didn't. Or this celebrity didn't speak about. About, you know, the Israel, Palestine situation. And it's like, well, why do you want to hear from Beyonce anyway? Why do you want to hear about these, you know, foreign policy issues from Madonna anyway? Why do you want to hear from this influencer? I mean, it's just so crazy. Like, these people aren't authorities on anything other than, you know, get ready with me videos and my lip combo is from here. And, you know, buy this sweatshirt at the link in my bio. Like, this is what these people are known for. So then. Or they're dancing, you know, why are we listening to them for anything other than what they're known for? It's what, you fail the bar exam again, right? I mean, it's just. It's absolutely insane. I did kind of want to get to the Ashley St. Clair drama. Should I wait for tomorrow and just do scrolling time or should I. Is. I don't know. Is. Do you guys want me to talk about Ashley Sinclair? I think it's pretty crazy with everything going on with Elon Musk and now he wants, you know. But is it going to be old news tomorrow? I don't know. Let. I'm gonna throw it out to the chat. Do you want scrolling time or do you want Ashley Sinclair breakdown? I'll let you guys. Let me know in the chat. You guys decide. You guys are producing the show now. Not me. You let me know if you want scrolling time or Ashley Sinclair People are just talking about. Someone just said, my joy, I gotta. We got some scrolling capital scrolling here. I don't know. People are saying, Ashley, scroll. Ashley, scroll. Ashley, scroll. Ashley, scroll, scroll, scroll. Ashley Musk story. Scroll, scroll. Shit. Oh, man. What if I do scrolling time and then I'll cover Ashley Sinclair tomorrow? You can take your time with this. There's some good stuff to talk about through this. Yeah, I don't want to cut The Ashley Sinclair stuff short. So. All right, we'll do scrolling time. Let's hit it. All right. You know how I love my airport shenanigans. And I just saw this video which I thought was absolutely crazy. If you guys have seen the show the Jersey Shore, then you might recognize these girls. Might be familiar to you. These are not Snooki and JWoww from the jersey Shore, but they sure do look like it. This happened at Miami airport. Watch this. So these girls are getting dragged off the flight. Apparently this flight got deplaned in Miami because these two girls getting walked out. We're being destructive. And they're dropping into the splits as the officers are trying to do. Get them onto this vehicle. Watch them walking. They're walking, walking, walking. Split. She just drops into a split. This poor officer is trying two of them, the other ones dropping into a split. What a mess. These girls are just a joke. I mean, you are just a joke. I don't know what has happened in society. You know, Secretary Duffy talks about, you know, look good, feel good, right? If you're going to the airport, put on a nice outfit. Everyone's in their pajamas. I don't know if I think these girls, it's more than that. I think it's more than the outfit you wear. I think these people are really frickin deranged. And if they were in a suit, they'd be still doing the splits. I think. I think they'd be still dropping into the splits because they had eight mimosas at the little restaurant ahead of time. Maybe they were delayed. I think they have one too many mimosas. I think they are doing drugs. I think some people take like anti anxiety medication before the flight and then they take too much and then they have a mimosa or, or 8. And then it's a real recipe. It's a. And. Yeah, yeah, it's an and then. And then it's an and more kind of situation. And I think that they, I think they get in over their heads a little bit. So, so I don't know, I just. All right, this next video. Andy has requested that I go to this one next. So this is a prank. This family has played a prank on their dad. They put up a news, like a news report and they put his face, they took a picture of their dad, got a, A, an image, put him, put some hair on him and then said that he was the suspect that they were looking for on the news. So here's his reaction. Watch this just in.

[B]

Police officers In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, were asking.

[A]

People to be on the lookout for a man who robbed the store. And I think, yeah, I think we do suspect want.

[B]

We do have his descript.

[A]

Can we take that? Let's take.

[B]

Is that you?

[A]

Of course not Daddy. Like me.

[B]

That is you.

[A]

Were you in Pennsylvania?

[B]

Not for a year.

[A]

What the heck, Daddy, what did you steal? I did not see anything.

[B]

That's not him. That's not me.

[A]

Look at him. There's a lot of hair. What did you wrong? We have to turn you in. We have to turn you in. At the end there, he starts to realize that it's a joke. But he was really. He was quite scared. I think at first the gasp. I think the whole family gasping at once to adds a nice level to it. So I mean, people think that this is funny. In the chat, people are laughing, but someone said it's got to be AI. Yeah, I mean they. They photoshopped a photo of their own dad. He's actually, if you watch it, he's sitting in the same spot on the couch that he is in the photo on the news. Quote, unquote, the news, which is very funny. He just. It looks like he has a toupee on. They had. I put a toupee on him. But if he had a bug out bag, he was, he was gone. Like, he was, he. He was thinking it was. It was him. It's funny, they're like, when were you in Pennsylvania? He's like, not for a year. You know, he's taking it seriously. Like, I don't know that that's me, but it's not me.

[B]

That's not me.

[A]

So anyway, I love a good prank. A good wholesome prank. Nobody gets hurt. This next video though, this is very cute. Number 25. Rules are meant to be broken, you know. And this little boy, you know, maybe he's destined to be like LeBron one day, but until then, he's got to learn how to dribble. So watch this. Here's the little squirt. He's just running. He's got the basketball in his hand. He's just full sprint down the court. The ball has never touched the ground, not once. He's just going for it, you know, he's. He's got a one track mind and the one track track is the hoop. And here he goes. Here he goes. Shoots it. And he gets the basket. And I love how the coaches are like, they're just cheering for him. I think in youth sports, you just got to cheer for the little wins in life, you know, they didn't fall on their face. They did the best they could. It was the thought that counts. Someone in the chat said, that's not even a travel in the NBA. Who said that? That's brilliant. Congratulations on that. That was so true. LeBron James is every every quarter he does that. So, yeah, maybe he is meant to be. He's the future LeBron. Maybe he'll cry less about politics and other stuff, but we'll have to wait a few years from now. Anyway, thank you for scrolling along with me. You can catch me on social media. I am at Haley Carania on X Truth Social Inst Tik Tok. Follow me on all of them. Make sure you're subscribed here on the bongina report channel rumble.com Haley and I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Bye.