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Hello and welcome to Scrolling with Haley. I am Haley Carania. Happy Tuesday morning everyone. Or I guess afternoon now it's after it's about to be afternoon. Thank you for joining me. I have a quick reminder to all of you. Make sure you subscribe to this show. Not only subscribe on Rumble Rumble.com Haley, subscribe to the Bongino Report channel. That's where you can watch the show. You can watch it live with all my homies in the chat or you can watch it whenever you want. Or subscribe on your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Iheart. Wherever you get your shows, make sure that you subscribe. Wherever you listen, tell a friend. That all helps. I also have a quick reminder that at my Instagram bio, at the link in my bio you can order a shout out from me. I just thought about it because I never talk about it but I answered one yesterday. I give dating advice, you know, birthday shout outs. If you have a loved one in your life, something an event coming up, I'm happy to do that. Love talking with all of you. So you can order one at the link in my bio if that interests you. All right into the show, right? Democrats are really mad at FBI Director Cash Patel, all because he was celebrating with the US Men's hockey team while on a work trip. Their hypocrisy really knows no bounds and I am calling it out. Meanwhile, the women's US Hockey team has declined President Trump's invitation to the State of the Union address tonight. Women's sports are always a disappointment, aren't they? And Gavin Newsom delivers on a silver platter yet another another example of Democrats being disgustingly racist while pandering for votes. This one rivals you ain't black from Joe Biden and poor kids are just as smart and as talented as white kids. Also from Joe Biden as one of the most asked backwards way to gain favor with black voters. All of that and so much more coming up on Scrolling with Haley. Put your phones on. Do not disturb. The show starts now. Foreign. I wish it was easier to support women's sports. I do. I wish it was easier. I would love nothing more than to support female athletes. I grew up playing sports. I think girls and young women should be encouraged to play. It builds confidence, team building skills. Sports are wonderful for growth, but most female athletes piss me off. They do. They could be role models and they're not. You have Olympians funding their way to Milan using only fans. Yes, that is true. You can look it up. Then you have male and female by the way, then you have a lot of female athletes who are accepting of transgenders to their detriment, standing idly by as mentally ill men wallop them. And then they make them feel uncomfortable in private spaces or spaces that should be private. Female athletes also demand higher pay or equal pay to men when they don't bring in nearly as much money as male athletes. And the U.S. women's soccer team comes to mind specifically. And the WNBA in that, you know, equal pay fight or complaint, I should say always complaining about not making enough money when all they do is lose it. It's a basic math equation. And when they speak out against this, you know, so called injustice, they make us all look stupid. Then you have Serena Williams as the poster child for GLP1s, which tells little girls to, yeah, give in to bullies. Don't be proud of your muscular and healthy body. One that has carried you through one of the most incredible tennis careers in history. One of the greatest athletes in the world is taking this big pharma drug, drug to lose weight. So what does that tell to other people? So for these reasons, and I'm sure others that aren't coming to mind right now, women's sports, at least right now, are just insufferable. Then I saw this from Amber Glenn. She's the Olympic figure skater who said that the US Was a very difficult place for gay people to live in. And she hit us with another doozy. So I saw this and I thought, please tell me this isn't a real quote. But it is. I'm on my period right now, so it's always really hard, especially when you're wearing something like this and have to perform in front of the world. And that's. And people don't talk about it. It's really hard and people don't talk about it. It's really difficult and it's scary and it makes you extra emotional and then you have to go be an athlete. So it's something that we really don't talk about a lot for female athletes. And I think it should be a topic of discussion, really. I mean, as a woman, I find this insufferable. I can't imagine how all of you feel about this. The left always says stuff like this, like, we're not, we're not having this conversation. No one's talking about this. We need to talk about this more. We need more visibility right on the LGBTQ community and, and all these other issues, women's issues. There are things we don't talk about because it's dumb. Okay, things. Not everything needs to be talked about more. And again, I am saying this as a woman who used to play competitive sports. I figure skated, I wore those little dresses, I danced, I was the captain of my kick line team in high school. I was the captain of my tennis team and the golf team. I swam on a swim team and I had to wear bathing suits even less than figure skating outfits. And yes, tmi. But I got my period while doing all of those things. I am a woman, okay? Is it painful? Yes. Is it annoying? Yes. Does it change anything to complain about it? No. Not to mention that most period symptoms can be managed with certain medications. And I know some people have extreme circumstances. I'm not talking about those people. I'm talking about Olympians here. And I'm looking in the comment section of that Instagram post and there are a bunch of frickin losers in the comment section saying, yes, we do need to talk about this more. Yes, women go through so much and all of the comments, oh my goodness, if I had to compete on my period, well, I would just drop out. I don't know how she does it. Well, you guys are losers who would never make it to the Olympics because that is quite literally the opposite mentality that you need to succeed on this level. The reason why female Olympians have never brought this up before for all of history is because most of them are not woke, whiny babies desperate for attention. And also, complaining about your period doesn't make it go away. You have to push through it. You have to compete regardless. Not to mention how hypocritical it is for this woman who Amber Glenn. She's come out as a lesbian on the world stage and has complained again about living in the most tolerant country in the world towards gays. And she claims that the LGBTQ community are being discriminated against in the usa and she's standing up for the lgbtq. She included the T. When you want to stand up for women and the trans community at the same time, you're going to run into some reality roadblocks because which one is it? Can men become women or do women deserve special, special treatment because they get periods and they are biologically different? Both of those things cannot be true. We should celebrate the biological differences between men and women and acknowledge that we women deal with this added layers of struggle of, you know, skating or competing on their menstrual cycle. And we should throw men into women's races, their heats, their games, their competitions, and ignore, you know, that that is just one more advantage that men have over women. You can't have both. You can't have both. This is why feminism, dei, lgbtq, all of their arguments collapse once you challenge them with reality. Then the US Women's hockey team were another disappointment. And everyone's talking about declining President Trump's invitation to the State of the Union address tonight. And they put out this statement. We are sincerely grateful for the invitation extended to our gold medal winning U.S. women's hockey team and deeply appreciate the recognition of their extraordinary achievement. Due to the timing and previously scheduled academic and professional commitments following the Games, the athletes are unable to participate. You're telling me that everyone on the men's team can make it, but no one on the women's team can make it? Because if I had to guess, men on the men's team? Duh, I guess. I guess not. Duh. These days, because men and women are competing wherever they want, right? But obviously the men have also academic and professional commitments that they are not going to. They are forfeiting those because it's not every day you get invited to go to the State of the Union and, you know, shake hands with the President of the United States. So I don't really buy it that everyone on the women's team is just booked and busy. Oh, they're just booked and busy. Can't make it. Oh, Mr. President, sorry, I'm too busy. Ridiculous. It's just ridiculous. In my opinion, the team should be required to go. It should just be a tradition where if you win, you get invited, you go. If you're invited by the President of the United States, you take that opportunity. I don't care who the president is. If I was an Olympian and I won gold under Biden's America, Obama's American, Clinton's America, I'm there. If Joe Biden invited me to the White House last year, I would have said, yes, I'm there. I love this country. I respect the office. I don't care who holds it. I like when someone I voted for holds the office. But even if someone else is in there, a Democrat or someone that I didn't vote for or someone that I don't respect or someone that I. I disagree with, I can put that aside to accept this honor.
