Hayley Carania (4:20)

Bye. All right, so I. There are a lot of things that made me laugh in there. First of all, the chat is cracking me up because someone said it should be called 107 drinks. And she did sound a little. You know, this is Kamala Harris at her best, right? And her best is sounding a little drunk. Her words are slurring a little bit. She's very like, yeah, you know, just.

Co-Host (4:39)

So everybody knows in the chat, and here you hear, ye, I'm staring at it. This video was 1 minute and 20 seconds. Did it not feel like an eternity? Yes. How is that possible with this woman?

Hayley Carania (4:52)

Oh, my gosh, just an eternity. And I don't know why she needs to write a book about how badly she did. Why do we need to know her insights and her journal? I mean, if I don't want to read her journal. Okay, I'm going To say something a little maybe rude. I don't want to offend people, but do adults keep journals?

Co-Host (5:14)

I mean, I, I, I don't, I mean, I think, like, you, it's okay to like, maybe something like a captain's log, you know what I mean? Just like, jot down some ideas. But, you know, I don't. You don't. You don't dare. Diary.

Hayley Carania (5:26)

I write down goals. I write down goals. People say, statistically you're more likely to achieve your goals if you write them down. Do I want to read Harris's journal? Her diary? No. So, you know, I'm not trying to offend people if you have that, but, you know, Harris's, I don't think we need to read that. And we all saw what happened on the campaign trail. What happened is Kamala Harris spent $5 million on Meg the Stallion so that she could twerk on stage in front of prospective voters. No intellectual, independent, or swing voters are swayed by celebrity endorsements. They're not swayed by Meg the Stallion twerking. They're not swayed by JLo crying about her whatever Puerto Rican heritage, you know, because she was all upset about the joke that Tony Hinchcliffe made at Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden. Do you guys remember all that? Do they? All of a sudden, you know, he tells this joke about Puerto Ricans. And then all of a sudden, the Democrats were just scrambling to find a Puerto Rican who would cry on stage on behalf of Kamala Harris. I mean, it's just insane. Then they had Beyonce speak, and everyone was all upset because they thought it was going to be a Beyonce concert, and it wasn't. Then they did the Call her daddy podcast appearance appearance. They, they ghosted Joe Rogan essentially saying, you know, no, we're not going to go to Austin, Texas. You have to come to us. And they said, f off. No, you come to Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan doesn't come to you. Anyway, they made a lot of bad media decisions in the 11th hour, and these were last ditch efforts. These were Hail Marys, to say the very least. And anyone dumb enough to vote for someone based on celebrity endorsements was already voting for Kamala Harris anyway. If you were waiting for Taylor Swift to say, me and all my cat ladies are voting for Kamala Harris, you're dumb. If you were waiting for whoever else came out in support of Kamala, you're dumb. And again, we had celebrity endorsements on the right, but no one was like, rest in peace, Hulk Hogan voted for Trump. Now I'm going to vote for Trump. I mean no one is on the fence and then they're sold by a celebrity endorsement unless you're a low IQ individual. So again, anyone dumb enough to watch Kamala Harris piss money away on the campaign trail and, and then give her more money to read a book about it is just a lost cause. Do you think that this book is going to be about like a Monday morning quarterbacking situation like all these other Democrats, you know, because we saw the Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson book Original Sin come out and you know, they get to distance themselves from Biden and pretend like they had. They covered him totally fairly the whole time. And you know, they, they were just, they're washing their hands of everything, like they didn't do anything wrong. And same with kjp. She came out, wrote a book about how she was actually never a Democrat. She's been an independent the whole time. So do you think that Kamala Harris will now kind of take that same route where she'll now start to blame Biden in the ways that she couldn't on the campaign trail?

Co-Host (8:35)

Anybody associated with that administration is pigeonholed because previous people super involved have pled the fifth one when asked direct questions. So she can't incriminate anything to be asked about under oath. So it's like this is total. Like when I woke up on Monday, I was thinking and then it's whatever, you know what I'm saying? I was thinking, I wonder what the advance is. What do you think she was advanced to write this and is there any possible way there's enough Americans interested in this to make 15, 10 million back from this kind of book deal?

Hayley Carania (9:10)

I think people will buy it. Joe Biden's book, He got a $10 million advance, but he was the President of the United States. Right. And I think people, I think people respect Joe Biden more than Kamala Harris. Would you agree with that statement?

Co-Host (9:27)

I think I would say wherever that bar is, I'm not sure. But I do think that they, I.

Hayley Carania (9:33)

Not talking about conservatives, I'm talking Jo.

Co-Host (9:36)

Biden has a decades and decades of years and in, you know, in civil service. So like it's, it's probably like eh, but like I do think, I don't think people respect her whatsoever.

Hayley Carania (9:48)

I agree, I agree. I don't think that she carried herself well on the campaign trail. She's certainly not well spoken. So I don't know why anyone would write, would read a book written by her or written by a ghostwriter passed off as her and Then that's disingenuous. And people would be able to tell in five seconds if Kamala Harris wrote it or not. So it's interesting. I mean, she couldn't bash Biden on the campaign trail because blaming Biden would be blaming herself. Right? If she admitted that Biden was horrible at this, that and the other thing, then people would start asking her questions like, well, why didn't you fix it? Why didn't. You were in there. You were his running mate.

Co-Host (10:26)

It'd be interesting. And I would say that some of these people are goofy enough to. To incriminate themselves and telling their own story. Like when you indict yourself in your own memoir. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, this is. This. That alone might be worth a little bit of paying attention to this book, right?

Hayley Carania (10:43)

Because if she blames Biden for the failures during the administration, she's admitting that she either had something to do with it or she did nothing, which is probably just as embarrassing. So I. I think she. It basically in this book, she's going to admit that she was vice president in name only, which I think a lot of people figured because she was the border czar, and she was horrible at that. I mean, that was like her one task and she screwed it up.

Co-Host (11:11)

She is stuck with the legacy that she had as vice president to him as president, because they can't talk now. They have cemented that ceiling shut, and when one crack in it falls. I mean, when there's one crack in it, it all falls.

Hayley Carania (11:28)

What do you mean they can't talk?

Co-Host (11:29)

They. I don't. I don't think that they can talk about the administration. I don't. I don't. I think it's like, shut up. These people have been asked questions about who was leading his presidency, who was making decisions when he's obviously incompetent. I mean, she had. I mean, she knew who were. Who was making calls on his behalf. They were calling her and talking to her about it. That's the only way that if Joe Biden is as bad as what we think he is and what. They're pleading the Fifth saying that he, you know, just protecting that information. How. How in the world did she not know?

Hayley Carania (12:00)

No, she.

Co-Host (12:00)

And so this book needs to shut up about Joe Biden and all of that because there. This is not going away, and these people are pleading the Fifth, and this.

Hayley Carania (12:10)

Is a major deal, and so this is dangerous. Someone in the chat said she can't talk or she'll be implicated in crimes. To your point about Everyone else pleading the fifth. That's true.

Co-Host (12:23)

Somebody in the chat said AI wrote it.

Hayley Carania (12:25)

I mean, yeah, probably did. When Kamala Harris speaks, I feel like she puts her speeches into chat GPT or something. It doesn't sound.

Co-Host (12:34)

Can you imagine listening to her as you're ghost writing this book? How do you stay awake?

Hayley Carania (12:41)

Could you imagine the audiobook? She's probably doing it. Everyone who writes a book, they do the audio version. They have to sit and imagine she is for hours and record this. And then people. You think people would listen to Kamala Harris read this?

Co-Host (12:54)

Well, you'd have to listen to it in 4x. I mean, it's like four times the speed of.

Hayley Carania (12:58)

Of, you know, that's how I watch everything. My attention span is like that of a goldfish. So I watch everything in double speed. And when I'm on Instagram and I can't watch something in double speed, it drives me insane. Based on the title I 107 days, it seems like Kamala Harris is going to argue that if she had more time to run a real campaign, not one that was just thrust upon her, she would have had a better shot. I think that's the angle that she's going to try to take because she'll say that, you know, she did the best that she could with the cards that she was dealt, which isn't true because she ran for president in 2020 and was so unpopular, she was the most unpopular candidate, she had to drop out before any primary votes were cast. So literally, not even Democrats like Kamala Harris. So she was only put into the position as the vice president because she was a DEI hire, Joe Biden was old and white, and they thought, well, damn. Well, we got to offset this somehow. And Kamala Harris was the only black woman in the race, so they thought, perfect. I mean, that's how she got where she got. So what's next for Kamala Harris? She's an author, and now she's come out and said she's not running for governor of California because there were some rumblings and grumblings about Kamala Harris maybe filling in after Gavin Newsom leaves office because he can't run for governor again. So he's done. Which essentially sets Gavin Newsom up for 2028. And a lot of people were throwing Kamala Harris's name in the ring for California governor in 2026, but she says no. So if we could just scroll over to the next page of her statement, there is a. You know, she talks about being a devout public servant but she says for now, my leadership and public service will not be in elected office. I look forward to getting back out and listening to the American people and helping elect Democrats across the nation who will fight fearlessly and sharing more details in the months ahead about my own plans. Okay, so she's saying for now. For now means she's not ruling it out in the future. So for now, my leadership in public service will not be in elected office. That doesn't mean that she won't run in the future. And she's going to tease details about her future in the months to come. And Gavin Newsom kind of gave a similar non answer because he said that, you know, he's been asked, are you running for president in 2028? And he just keeps deflecting and saying that we're focused on the midterms. And, you know, he's campaigning in South Carolina, but he's just worried about the midterms.

Co-Host (15:44)

Yeah, he's on the major podcast in Tennessee.

Hayley Carania (15:46)

Yeah, he's talking to Charlie Kirk on his podcast and trying to, you know, cosplay is like a middle of the road moderate, which he is not. But, you know, he's giving these coy answers. Kamala Harris, kind of like teasing, could we see President Kamala Harris and VP Gavin Newsom ticket or vice versa?

Co-Host (16:10)

You think people would still give money to her? That's the question. If people going to donate any kind of money to any campaign. Gavin Newsom with, I think Pete Buttigieg could raise more money on a campaign than Kamala Harris.

Hayley Carania (16:23)

Oh, I agree. I totally agree with you on that. But I don't think Democrats at this point, they've run Hillary Clinton, they've run Kamala Harris. I think they are dead set on having a woman on the ticket, whether it's vice president or president. I think Democrats are really pushing for that. Not that it matters, but it matters to them. So I don't know if Kamala Harris would run as a vice presidential candidate again. Has that ever happened in history? I don't know if we've had the same vice president, but for two different presidents.

Co-Host (16:57)

Vice president for two different presidents? I don't believe so.

Hayley Carania (17:00)

Yeah, that would be odd. I can't see her doing that. So I think she would have to run for president and she would need someone like Gavin Newsom. But I see Gavin Newsom as a presidential candidate. I can't see Gavin Newsom running as a vice. I can't see him being a vice presidential pick, but I could see him running with maybe Someone like an aoc, a younger Democratic socialist to appease the very progressive left, the Zoran Mamdani voters in New York City kind of thing. But Gavin Newsom and AOC would be the ultimate Democrat coastal elite ticket ever. Like it's. That would be almost embarrassing.

Co-Host (17:40)

Now is the time for this next generation of that Democratic tier, women, woman to like move forward. I mean, come on, is. Is done. She's made her money on this book and anything else she does might be a guest host on like the View, like that, that, that's really it for her. May make a couple million a year working for some affiliate, whatever, but she needs to get out of the way for some of these other people if they are going to ever do anything.

Hayley Carania (18:09)

Yeah, I think at some point you have to look in the mirror. If you run for president multiple times and lose, you need to take a seat. Clearly you're unpopular. Which brings me to another unpopular failed presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton. And we already know that Hillary Clinton bought and paid for the Steele dossier to falsely accuse Donald J. Trump of Russia collusion. This was back in 2015 during the first campaign. But now new declassified documents provide even more proof of that. Again, this is. We already knew this, but now more proof is coming out. So Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, he made these documents public today. It is a formerly classified appendix to John Durham's report, his Special Counsel Report in 2023. And this has never seen the light of day before today, thanks to Chuck Grassley. But this is crazy. So here's an email. This is on page 11 from the documents that were unsealed today by Chuck Grassley. This is an email from Leonard Bernardo. These are people who work on Hillary Clinton's campaign. They've all got ties to Soros. It's crazy. Hi. HRC approved Julia's idea about the Trump and Russian hackers hampering US elections. That should distract people from her own missing email. Especially, especially if the affair goes to the Olympic level. The point is making the Russian play a US democracy domestic issue, say something like a critical infrastructure threat for the election to feel menace. Since both POTUS and V POTUS have acknowledged the fact IC would speed up searching for evidence that is regrettably still unavailable.

Co-Host (19:57)

In other words, not there.

Hayley Carania (19:59)

Why are these people emailing back and forth about criminal things like this? They are. This is so stupid. You know, Hillary Clinton's got all these missing emails and then to cover it up, they're emailing about another cover up. I mean, these people are corrupt beyond Belief beyond belief. And so Julie or Julia is this woman who worked on the Clinton campaign. She was an advisor to Hillary Clinton. And basically she was saying in, in all these documents that this would be a long term affair to demonize Putin and Trump. They wanted to, they knew that this wasn't going to be, you know, they weren't going to build Rome in a day. They were going to work hard, long and hard to tie President Trump to Putin. They said that it was a good for a post convention bounce. So they were planning this. They were going to drop things in strategic timing. And then they said on page nine of this document later, the FBI will put more oil into the fire. You know what that means? The Clinton campaign was using Obama's DOJ and FBI to make all of this work, to make all of this happen, to wave their magic wands and turn this into something that they could get Trump with again. We already know this, but just reading the email, first of all, how stupid are you to put it in an email? I mean, thank goodness they put it in an email, but I can't. I mean, these people are horrible criminals.

Co-Host (21:40)

Send a pigeon, you would think, do.

Hayley Carania (21:42)

Something super, someone on a phone, meet someone in real life, go into a back alley or something. I mean, these people are horrible. I'm not a criminal, but at least I can try to get into the mind of one and not be so bad. I've watched enough criminal minds to know that you don't email your evil plans.

Co-Host (21:57)

Just dumb or text them.

Hayley Carania (22:00)

Yeah. Oh my gosh. It's just, it's insane. So this document, the documents that were exposed by Chuck Grassley were found, according to FBI Director Kash Patel, in a burn bag. So we can pull this headline up. Kash Patel found thousands of sensitive Trump Russia probe docs inside burn bags in secret room at the FBI. So my question is this. Well, first of all, he teased this on Joe Rogan's podcast. Remember when Cash did the interview with Joe Rogan and he said we found all these documents like locked away in rooms. So something very sketchy was going on at the FBI, which we knew. But my question is, this seems very sketchy to me that these documents were left in burn bags. If they were in burn bags, someone wanted them gone. Someone wanted these documents destroyed. This is obviously someone in either Obama's DOJ or Biden's doj, but they weren't destroyed.

Co-Host (23:07)

Guess that was my, I'm just asking the basic noob question here. In a burn bag. And then somebody didn't burn the con. Yeah, you're going to put it in a burn bag, but it's going on my shelf behind my desk like this.

Hayley Carania (23:23)

I want to believe it's true. Right. But to me, this just seem. And again, these people are really dumb, obviously. They're emailing all their correspondents about, like, how they're going to get Trump. And, you know, we saw for years the text messages between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, these rogue FBI agents that wanted to take down Trump. I mean, they're all texting about it and emailing about it on their government phones and their government emails. I mean, they're just birds of a feather. Hillary Clinton emailing and then deleting her emails and bleach bidding her hard drives and all this stuff. I mean, they're smashing everything. They're putting things in burn bags. It's just insane. But if someone wanted them gone, which it seemed like they did want them gone, because they were put in burn bags and locked away in these secret rooms, why wouldn't you actually go through with destroying them? If you were part of Obama's or Biden's doj, and you know that Trump's DOJ is coming in behind you, wouldn't you delete the evidence? Like, wouldn't you actually get rid of the evidence and not leave it for Trump's new FBI director to come find it? Like, what do you mean? It's just in some room.

Co-Host (24:20)

It makes total sense that they thought without a shadow of a doubt that Hillary was going to win. And so this stuff was just sort of out. Exactly.

Hayley Carania (24:29)

But then she didn't. So you have until from November to January to clean up your mess.

Co-Host (24:35)

Exactly.

Hayley Carania (24:35)

But they didn't.

Co-Host (24:38)

Unbelievable.

Hayley Carania (24:41)

Like, it's. It's too stupid to be true. That's. That's how I feel about it. Okay, so beyond this being hard to believe that they're this dumb, I have another question. What now? Without a shadow of a doubt, we have evidence that Hillary Clinton faked the Russia collusion hoax. Again, we've known this to influence the outcome of the 2016 election. So what? Call her before Congress, she gets immunity. Nobody in Obama's DOJ is going to jail because Dni Tulsi Gabbard says that Obama committed treason. But I don't think that Obama is going to jail. I think if you think that Obama is going to jail, that's wishful thinking. I think he is very protected, he is very safe. You know, chefs can go missing on his property and, and whatever else, and he's Just, he's fine. And it's seemingly Hillary Clinton is just fine and protected, too. So it's odd that this news comes out, evidence comes out. We've known this for years. Nothing has happened so far. All we can do is hope that the right people are making moves on this going forward. But I don't think that Obama's going to jail. So that means maybe some of the guys under Obama will have to go, like Clapper, Comey, et cetera, all those to make up for it.

Co-Host (26:05)

CIA, with what was the. The.

Hayley Carania (26:08)

Obama's not taking the fall. It's got to be one of them.

Co-Host (26:10)

Clapper, Brandon Comey, all of them. But it would. It would be. Why couldn't Hillary Clinton be called before Congress? She should be like, that's what I'm saying. Like, I mean, whatever happens, happens. I don't think she's going to jail, but, like, there's her name on a.

Hayley Carania (26:24)

Document, but you know what she can do?

Co-Host (26:28)

Plead the Fifth, but make her do it right. Like, make her wear the image that we think is, you know, like, make her do it. That's not a futile process. Bring all them in there and make them answer the question. It was a big deal.

Hayley Carania (26:42)

Yeah, I just. I have little faith that things will get done, but I really, really do hope that it does, because you can't get away with influencing elections and the American electorate and convincing them that, you know, Trump is, you know, just this Russian asset and he's, you know, fooling around with strippers in Russia and paying this person off. And, you know, what. All the, the 34 felony counts and all the things that they tried to get him with, it's like, all right, we got to do this to them then, because they set the standard. So if you can come and attack President Trump, then I want to see whatever felony accounts they can get on Obama not made up. But, you know, this.

Co-Host (27:30)

The other important point in this whole. In this whole shenanigan is that they routinely, with that Presidential daily brief from December 8, that they had, you know, no Russia and, you know, meddling in any election. And then Obama called that all those committees to do another, you know, threat assessment. And I mean, all of that stuff, what you get in and throughout all of that are like, the people that are doing the everyday jobs, were doing their job and telling them the. What the truth was. And it just goes to show you, again, how corrupt that top tier. They're. They're. They're just. The people are working so hard in those, in those organizations and the top, you know, 2% of those organizations.

Hayley Carania (28:16)

I don't know. I don't trust a lot of them. I think there are probably some good guys, some like, rank and file members that are true patriots. I believe that. But I also think, you know, there are people like the Lisa Pages and the Peter Strux of the world who are super corrupt. And there are, you know, these government holdovers that work for many administrations, you know, Democrat and Republican alike. So they just sit there and they're just these like deep state swamp creatures.

Co-Host (28:44)

Absolutely. But it was like it was our intelligence that was telling Brennan and Comey that we should not trust this dossier. We should not put it in anything that could. And they were routinely and perpetually ignored. And so, like, that's just how that shows how bad.

Hayley Carania (29:02)

Yeah.

Co-Host (29:02)

That things were. And if, if that alone, those three people.

Hayley Carania (29:08)

Yeah, should, should. Someone in the chat said no one will be successfully prosecuted, but it should be public discovery. And that's really, I think, what all of these people are doing. Chuck Grassley. They are making these documents public so that people can see it. And this is out in the public. I mean, we all knew, the conspiracy theorists knew that Hillary Clinton was a criminal, but now everyone else can see it. So someone in the chat said, haley's my crush. Lol.

Co-Host (29:36)

I saw that.

Hayley Carania (29:37)

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Hayley Carania (31:23)

Cute. All right, we have to talk about Canada. Unfortunately, I have. Oh, my gosh, I can't even get started on my guest for tomorrow. I'm so excited for you all to see this interview because just. The Canadian government is corrupt and horrible. If you think our government is horrible, and I think our government does try to kill us with our food and things, but I mean, literally, the government mandated vaccines. She took the vaccine and she's been paralyzed. This is my guess for tomorrow. So. Oh, my gosh. I've just been on like a Canada kick here, and I saw this headline this morning about their border crisis. The Canadian border is also under. Not under control, I should say. They lost almost 600 criminal foreigners it intended to deport. So they caught them. This is like an Obama catch and release type thing. They caught them and then they lost them. They had them. You got to be quicker than that. Do you remember that commercial with the old guy and the dollar? You got to be quicker than that. So anyway, the Canadian government and their Border Patrol, what they. It's not called Border Patrol, but you know, their equivalent. They identified that there were 599 missing illegal aliens. And the sun identified that 431 of the almost 600 are guilty of serious crimes, including sexual assault. And they've been missing for years. So they were supposed to. They were supposed to come to their hearing, and then they never did. And then they lost track of them.

Co-Host (33:09)

Shocker.

Hayley Carania (33:09)

So they can't keep traps, they can't keep tabs on them. They can't keep track of them, which, you know, duh. And Canadian authorities, basically, they lost track of them because the Trudeau administration did not want to enforce immigration laws. So here is what an anonymous CBSA official allegedly said. Again, this is their version of Border Patrol. This is what he said. Justin Trudeau and his gang of woke idiots thought the list was mean and racist. That list was working. Now no one gets detained. It's effing ridiculous. So again, liberalism is A disease doesn't matter if it's here, doesn't matter if it's in Canada. I mean, it is not working. And as we can see what's happening in the UK and in Europe, with all of the migration that's happening, I want to do a deep dive episode on that. I just have to find the perfect guest for it. So I'm waiting. But, oh, my gosh, you just see these videos in the UK of just these, like, horrific, animalistic attacks. These migrants are just attacking people in the subway system, or, you know, their subway system, the tube, whatever you call it. They're attacking people in the streets. The London doesn't look the same like London. The. The demographic is totally different. I mean, people don't recognize their country anymore. And then people think that it's racist to enforce border law. It's not just about enforcing the law. It's about protecting our culture. And, yes, we are a melting pot. Yes, we have all different cultures in this country, but you have to come here legally. And what we're seeing with this migration crisis is just like an erasure of. Of what this country used to be. So if we don't enforce the border law, we're going to see things like Canada where all of these, you know, horrific gang members and sexual abusers are just, like, running amok because, you know, they think that keeping a list of these people is racist is totally insane. You know, as we know, Justin Trudeau is no longer the Prime Minister of Canada. Mark Carney is in his position now, but Justin Trudeau is keeping himself busy with none other than pop star Katy Perry, apparently. So here's a video of them. They were caught on a date. They were eating dinner. And there's Katy Perry. She's leaning in closer with Justin Trudeau. This is that. This is someone sneaky getting a video of them in the mirror. So they're at, like, a little cafe. Looks like a little nice wine bar in Canada. So this was the night before her show in Canada, and Justin also went to her concert, and he was seen jamming out fangirling. Watch this. That is former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau belting the lyrics to Firework by Katy Perry. I never thought I'd see it in the world of AI I thought, you know, I fell for an AI video of bunnies bouncing on a trampoline. I thought maybe this. Maybe, you know, my eyes are deceiving me. Maybe this isn't real.

Co-Host (36:29)

Say it ain't so gay at the same time.

Hayley Carania (36:32)

How is it not gay? Because she's dating a woman.

Co-Host (36:35)

Allegedly.

Hayley Carania (36:35)

Yeah, allegedly.

Co-Host (36:37)

Not gay, but also gay. It's a Schrodinger's gayness.

Hayley Carania (36:43)

I mean, he's head banging to Katy Perry.

Co-Host (36:45)

I mean, in this version of him, he's at a, you know, Metallica concert, but, like, he's surrounded by middle school girls. Like, what. What is. And we were talking about this before the show started.

Hayley Carania (37:00)

Was he with his daughters or something?

Co-Host (37:02)

He's oddly. I hope. I hope he brought a niece or something. I hope that he's not front row, Katy Perry firework and somewhere, like, by himself. I don't. I don't understand this.

Hayley Carania (37:17)

Okay, so here's a little bit of background. Justin Trudeau. I. When I saw this at first, I mean, I don't keep tabs on Justin Trudeau. I just don't. Justin Trudeau was married. He got divorced in 2023. That completely slipped my mind. I don't remember him being married or not married. I had no idea what his situation was. So he was married, divorced in 2023. You don't see that in the United States of America, really. You don't see a president getting divorced. You just stick it out. Because. Because I feel like it would be bad press. I would have respected Hillary Clinton for leaving Bill, but she didn't. You know, people speculate about whether or not Melania Trump is happy, but they. He's just 50.

Co-Host (38:04)

He's 53. He's not 78. You know what I mean? And I know Bill Clinton was younger and Barack was younger.

Hayley Carania (38:08)

Bill Clinton was a dog. I would have left.

Co-Host (38:12)

A lot of these people are, like, older, but he's. I mean, he was in his late 40s serving as.

Hayley Carania (38:16)

Right. The president left. So, anyway, you know, I. I was thinking about some politicians who have gone through divorces. I believe Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is going through a divorce. Lauren Boebert went through a divorce, I think, also in 2023. And Kristi Noem. I don't know if it's in the works or not, but I think she's been kind of publicly dating Corey Lewandowski for a while, But I don't know if she's divorced, so I don't know what's happening with that, but I just think it's interesting for a public figure like a prime minister or a president to go through a divorce while they're in office. Just seems like something that I would have remembered, but I didn't. And I also wouldn't peg Justin Trudeau as the kind of guy to date Katy Perry, this is a. I just didn't have this on my bingo card.

Co-Host (39:09)

Who introduced this couple?

Hayley Carania (39:10)

I don't know. I think.

Co-Host (39:11)

Who is the bridge?

Hayley Carania (39:12)

I think maybe she had a little more of an edge to her now that she's an astronaut.

Co-Host (39:19)

That's what I was gonna say. Like, he admired her spacewalk and thought, you know what? I need to date an astronaut.

Hayley Carania (39:25)

Yeah, I think it gave her a little edge. Like, she's not just a pop star now. She can put astronaut on her resume. So maybe that put them in the same league, the same caliber of woman. Yeah. Based on the way that Katy Perry, though, was speaking in her interviews before and after the Blue Origin trip, I can't see anyone being super impressed by her intellectually. She didn't really wow me. She was giving more Kamala Harris world's word salad than anything else. But maybe, you know, he's retired, right? He's. He's no longer in politics, so maybe he's just really entering in a new, fun phase of life. And, you know, like you said, he's young, right? So Katy Perry has one daughter, I believe. She's. She's young, maybe five years old. If you could just look it up, named Daisy. Daisy Bloom is her name, literally, with ex husband Orlando Bloom. And they broke up like a month ago.

Co-Host (40:20)

And she's 40. Katy Perry's 40.

Hayley Carania (40:22)

Katy Perry's 40. How. How young is her daughter with Orlando Bloom? Because she's young. Justin Trudeau has three kids, 18, 16, and 11. And then Daisy Bloom is four. So I don't know. Do you think Justin Trudeau's kids, like, 11 years old? Are they a fan of Katy Perry? Katy Perry hasn't come out with new, good music in a very long time. Katy Perry put out some bangers when I was in high school, but that was a long time ago.

Co-Host (40:51)

So a friend of mine one time had box seats at the arena down here in Fort Lauderdale. And so you could set up in the. In the box and whatever concert series came through that summer, you could. You could watch some. Some shows like Paul McCartney came through. A bunch of people came through. So it was a fun. It was a fun deal. But Katy Perry was one of those shows that is the oddest audience I have ever seen in my whole entire life. Because the. The concert dips so innuendoed that you have, you know, single men and women there, but you also have seventh graders there jumping around to firework and roar. It was the weirdest concert I have ever seen.

Hayley Carania (41:34)

Yeah, it's interesting. All Right. I tease this story so much, the women smuggling the turtles in her bra. So we have to touch on this first, and then we're going to get into some tinfoil hat time. I don't even know if we'll have time for scrolling time. We might just have to end on tinfoil hat, but we'll see. Now, a woman in Miami, she was in Miami International Airport. She tried smuggling two turtles in her bra going through tsa. TSA said, hold on, what's happening in there? I'm seeing a little movement in there. What's going on? I don't know. So this is what TSA wrote on Facebook. Okay, friends, please, and we cannot emphasize this enough, stop hiding animals in weird places on your body and then trying to sneak them through airport security. No, really. A Florida woman traveling out of Miami International Airport recently attempted to take a pair of turtles through our checkpoint. And the turtles were stuffed inside. Yes, you guessed it, her brazier. We want you to be able to travel with your pets. And you turtly can. That's what it says. You turtly can. But please travel with them safely. You can start by reaching out to your airline for rules concerning pets on board flights. As far as TSA screening goes, small pets are allowed through our checkpoint but must be removed from carriers. I mean, this is obvious. Here's the sad part, though. One of the turtles died. So she wrapped the turtle in Saran wrap and gauze. She put them in her shirt. One of the turtles died. One of the turtles was rescued by the Florida Department of Fish and Wildlife. So that's the very sad part of this story, is that one of the turtles did not make it out alive. I don't know if these were her pets, what she was trying to do with them, where she was taking them. I don't know. I don't know any of those details. But if they were her pets, it's not illegal to bring your pet on an airplane. All she had to do was get a carrying case for them and, like, pay a fee. I have traveled with Birdie before. It was a pain in the neck, but, you know, she cried the whole time. But you can do it. And here's another thing. You're supposed to take your animal out and walk through the checkpoint. I told the TSA agent, if I take Birdie out of this bag, she's gone. Like we're never seeing her again. We're going to have a chase, like.

Co-Host (44:04)

A high school bulletin out for Birdie.

Hayley Carania (44:06)

Going to have a high speed chase in you Know the Nashville International Airport? So I said, no, I. I need to go into, like, a separate room with her. And so they said, no problem. And I. They took me into. I went through tsa. I gave Birdie to a TSA agent. She was hanging out with Birdie. I went through tsa. Someone comes up to the TSA agent and says, did someone leave? Who left their cat here thinking that I left my cat? I said, no, that's my cat. I just. I had to go through security. She's waiting for me at the other end. Like, mind your fricking business. People are so annoying. Anyway, so then I went into a separate room, and, you know, I took Birdie out. They searched the bag to make sure I didn't have drugs or whatever else. Nothing nefarious. I put her back in. I was on my way. No big deal. So this woman could have brought her pet turtles. If these are her pet turtles, she did not need to smuggle them and kill her. Kill them in her boobs.

Co-Host (45:04)

She could have brought them in a cooler. Who knows? But, like, my question is four turtles in your bra. Let's just say two turtles aside, how ridiculously top heavy do you look bouncing through the Miami airport? Not only that, I mean, ridiculous.

Hayley Carania (45:25)

Not only that, but they are alive, so they're certainly moving. And it's. Can't look natural. One's bigger than the other, and just lots of stuff going on. I don't know. That's. That's odd to me. Something else that's odd is how much land Oprah and Mark Zuckerberg are buying up in Hawaii. So let's get into some tinfoil hat time. Do we have my little.

Co-Host (45:56)

Almost. Hold on. Oh, you got the hat.

Hayley Carania (46:00)

I always go the wrong way for the tinfoil hat. Okay, let's put the tinfoil hat on. It's about that time I have forgotten my tinfoil hat. The last, like, three times we've done it.

Co-Host (46:10)

Full credit to Guy. I mean, the. Nobody saw this, but he snaked around and grabbed.

Hayley Carania (46:14)

I think people did snake.

Co-Host (46:15)

And threw a touchdown pass from the other side of the studio to the side of the desk. I mean, full Aaron Rodgers.

Hayley Carania (46:22)

Yeah, it was great. It was great. We got it done. All right, so you all know the conspiracy theory. I'm assuming this is Andy's. One of Andy's favorite conspiracy theories. That the fires in Maui in. No, it wasn't in Maui. It was in Lahaina. Is that in Maui? Yeah. The fires in 2023 were caused by a direct energy weapon, like a Laser beam that started the fire. People did not buy it, that the fires were started naturally, that it was a natural wildfire. And, you know, I googled what started the fires in. In Hawaii. What started the fires in Hawaii, and they just said that it was. It was sparked by, you know, broken power lines, and it lit vegetation on fire. You know, likely story. This is how all wildfires start. Either they're, you know, know, something happens. It's, you know, a dumb gender reveal party in California or whatever, and it sparks a fire, and then the winds just pick up and take the fire, and it's out of control. Right. So Andy was telling me that there was a. There were hurricane winds that basically spread this out of control. So however you think that the fires were started, there is a conspiracy that they were started by some direct energy weapon or laser. And, and there is a specific color blue that allows to. Whatever object is that color blue is essentially safe from the direct energy weapon or a laser. So there is a theory that celebrities like Obama, Mark. Not Obama, Oprah, Mark Zuckerberg, these celebrities that have houses, you, you know, their houses were safe. Of course, like, all the celebrities houses were safe. And all, you know, the sorry people were in the fire. And it just seems odd that, like, all the rich people were fine. Right. So here's a photo that Andy just put up of these umbrellas. They're this bright cobalt color blue.

Co-Host (48:34)

And there are cars and benches and.

Hayley Carania (48:37)

Things that are this color blue. It's just odd that they didn't burn in the fire. Now, I have looked this up. There is no scientific reason that, you know, Google will tell me as to why this is the case. I did see a video. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked about this, and he said, yes, there are blue items that survive the fire, but how do you know that there are also blue items that were burned and you just don't know because you can't see them because they're burned, which is true.

Co-Host (49:08)

That sounds like something he'd say.

Hayley Carania (49:09)

It sounds like something he'd say. I'm just, I listen, I try to be fair. I try to come at the conspiracies from all sides. I try to debunk where I can. And I like to start a conversation. That's all. I'm not saying it's true or false. I'm just saying this is what the conspiracy. The fellow conspiracy theorists are saying. And I want to talk about the. You know, I did want to kind of talk about this earlier in the week, but I didn't know if Hawaii was going to get hit by a tsunami or not. So I didn't want to be insensitive. But now that Hawaii is fine, I figured we could talk about this. So Oprah, she has this massive amount of land, just a. I mean, Hundreds of acres, 500 acres. Andy was saying, 500 acre plot of land. And she's got multiple mansions on it. She's got a mansion, she's got a guest mansion. Of course, a thousand acres. I. I apologize. Oprah's is a thousand. We're going to get to Mark Zuckerberg's in a little bit even bigger. So Oprah has a thousand acres in Hawaii and she has her own private road. And this is what made me want to bring up, you know, all of these conspiracy theories, because the locals call it Oprah's Road. And people were saying on the Internet that while all these evacuations were happening for this tsunami that could have happened, the tsunami watch, people were trying to desperately evacuate and get off of the island and, and get to safety and get to higher ground. And Oprah has this road essentially that goes across the island, and if it was opened, it would help the traffic flow and it would help people get to safety faster. So, you know, apparently the road was open. People were claiming that the road wasn't open, but police were able to open up the road and people were able use the road to get to safety. But apparently, and I looked into this, the road is not owned by Oprah Winf Winfrey. The road is owned by Hale Kala Ranch. So I'm probably butchering my Hawaiian here, but that is the ranch that owns the road. And Winfrey has basically an agreement with the owners of the ranch that she pays for some improvements. She uses the road, she paid to like, repave the road. So it's not her road. It's not like Oprah has the go ahead to close it off to the sorry people or open it if she wants. So people were kind of blaming Oprah, but it's not her fault anyway, so it wasn't her call to open it or close it. But I want to talk about this. Go back to this blue roof situation. So it doesn't look like her roof is blue. And there were some photos that were going around. If you could research it. I don't know if you could go on that computer, but if you search Oprah Winfrey Hawaii House, you'll see a photo of it under construction. And people were saying that the roof was blue. And it's not really blue. I guess it's bluer than. It's more of, like, a gray blue, but it's not that, like, cobalt blue that people were saying was, you know, protected from lasers, so. That's right. So this is what people are saying is blue. It's blue, but it's not that, like, bright blue that the umbrellas were. So this was her house under construction. If you could pull up 11 Andy. Because this is what her house looks like now. So whatever that blue was, that was the uncompleted roof. This is the roof. It's gray. So maybe there was some sort of lining or something that they put on it while it was under construction. But this is. And again, this. This photo of Oprah's house is from her website. It's from oprah.com and it does look fake. It looks. Maybe this is like a rendering or something, but there's a. There's a horse out front. So maybe the roof is blue and this is just photoshopped to look gray. I don't know what to trust. Okay, but let's just say it's blue gray. I don't think it's that bright blue that conspiracy theorists were saying was protected by the lasers. Protected from the lasers, I should say. But I also want to talk about Mark Zuckerberg, because Mark Zuckerberg also has bought up a ton of land. A thousand acres. They just added a thousand acres to their ranch that they had. So now in total, mark Zuckerberg has 2300 acres in Hawaii.

Co-Host (54:00)

$300 million compound.

Hayley Carania (54:04)

Yeah.

Co-Host (54:05)

Incredible.

Hayley Carania (54:06)

$300 million. I know that he's very successful. I know that he's very wealthy. I don't know what you would need this for. So I wanted to have this conversation because people think that maybe he's planning for something. Maybe it's a doomsday bunker. He has debunked or not debunked, but he has. What's the word? Denounced those claims. He has said, no, I'm not, you know, making, like, a doomsday bunker. This is just I. A house for my friends and family. Right. Which is crazy. I mean, I guess if you're a rich person, I'd never understand this. I think at some point, you know, isn't, like, three acres enough? People will say, no, but I. I don't know.

Co-Host (54:47)

That's enough. I can't see my neighbors. That's enough. When I cannot see my neighbors. Thank you. That's enough. I'll be so happy. That's great.

Hayley Carania (54:54)

I don't know. I mean, maybe, you know, people if, if you're hunting or something, maybe you want more land. If you're farming, of course you want more land. And Mark Zuckerberg is farming. So he has basically purchased all this land. And this plot of land, like I said, is 2300 acres. It's insane, but he is turning this into a conservation site and farming location. They are including cattle ranching. They are growing organic ginger, macadamia nut and turmeric. They are also restoring native plants and endangered species on this land. So I guess this is like a side hustle for the Zuckerberg family. Well, yeah, just like a hobby, you know, just, you know, some people get a few chickens. He's just cattle farming and growing turmeric and whatever else. Someone in the chat says, I have four acres, I need more. Okay, maybe I, you know, maybe I'm just a simple woman, but this seems like rich people shit to me. Anyway, so Zuckerberg purchased this ranch, and they purchased it because the people who owned the land before plan to build a bunch of luxury homes on it. So the Zuckerbergs, you know, stepped in and said, no, no, my bunker's going here. My doomsday bunker is going here. So they have short term, what they're calling guest houses on the land. They are apparently using these for friends and family and. And Meta staff, which seems also like a, maybe a conflict of interest or maybe when all hell breaks loose, he can save some. Some Meta employees and his company won't, you know, it'll kind of be like the Designated Survivor.

Co-Host (56:43)

Keep them in there coding.

Hayley Carania (56:44)

The designated survivor of Meta. That's what I'm thinking. So certainly he has more than enough room. And according to Wired, who did a whole thing on this, it can house his $300 million compound. Can house comfortably more than a hundred people. That's crazy. I'm thinking this is more than anyone would ever need. So that gets me thinking that he would want Meta employees on his farm should something happen. And then that begs the question, do we think that elites like Oprah and Mark Zuckerberg know when things are going to happen before they happen? Oh, do they know that something's coming that we don't? What are they prepping for?

Co-Host (57:30)

Google also told me that 2300 acres, that's three and a half square miles. I mean, that is a massive. Yeah, I mean, it's a 5K, so, I mean, that's a massive distance of land to own. Ain't nobody going to know what he's doing there. So, I mean, there's even Bill, Bill Gates, his house is, that's what he does for the show. Bill Gates has underground in Seattle. It's, it's built underground. These people know what's up.

Hayley Carania (57:56)

And I think when you are so famous and so rich, there's certainly a target on your back. Right. People hate you. They want what you have, regardless of if you're a controversial fig figure or not. I think if you're a public figure, there's more risk involved. So I can understand that you want your house to be safe and secure. You know, you have the top notch security systems and whatnot. But 2,300 acres just seems like a lot. Just seems excessive. So my question to all of you in the chat and we can, we can just think on this. What do they know that we don't and that we don't have enough money to prepare for, but they do. I would love to have a bunker in my house of some sort. Just water, some non perishable food.

Co-Host (58:48)

Yeah, my bunker would be the size of like a VW beetle. You know what I mean? I mean he has, he has like Mar a lago underground.

Hayley Carania (58:56)

Yeah.

Co-Host (58:56)

In Hawaii.

Hayley Carania (58:58)

Yeah. Not a bad, not a bad place if the world ends to be. But. All right, I'll let you all think on that. No time for scrolling time. But I'll make it up to you, I promise. I'll do it when I host Vince tomorrow. How's that? All right. Again, reminder. I am hosting Vince tomorrow at 10am so I will see you bright and early. 10am I'm literally right now. I'm gonna go prep for tomorrow's show. So I will be doing that. I will see you tomorrow. I will also see you on the radio show and I will see you right back here at 6pm Eastern Time for nightly scroll as promised and as planned as always. So I'll see you right back here tomorrow. See ya.