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Libs Protest The Current Thing - Whatever That Is (Ep. 21)

Mon Apr 07 2025

In this episode of Nightly Scroll, I’m joined by podcast host Mike Crispi, who helps me figure out what the liberals were protesting this past weekend. Hint: we’re still not entirely sure. Plus, we break down Mark Cuban’s latest outrageous claims and more.

Summary

Nightly Scroll with Hayley: Episode 21 – "Libs Protest The Current Thing - Whatever That Is"

Release Date: April 7, 2025

Overview

In Episode 21 of Nightly Scroll with Hayley, host Hayley Caronia delves into the perplexing surge of liberal protests occurring nationwide. Joined by guest Mike Crispy, Hayley dissects the seemingly unfocused nature of these demonstrations, explores the underlying motives, and critiques prominent political figures and cultural issues. The episode blends sharp conservative commentary with spirited debate, offering listeners a comprehensive analysis of the current political and social landscape.

Liberal Protests: A Baffling Wave

Hayley opens the episode by highlighting a wave of liberal protests that erupted across multiple cities and states on April 5th. Expressing confusion over the protests' lack of a unified cause, she states:

“Now, liberals are protesting everything and nothing. Now, all at once, okay?” [00:00]

Hayley examines the diverse range of issues being protested, from opposition to Trump and Elon Musk to reproductive and transgender rights, questioning the coherence and purpose behind these gatherings.

Signs and Messages: A Patchwork of Causes

Hayley showcases various protest signs to illustrate the fragmented nature of the demonstrations. She humorously critiques the signs, pointing out their incongruent messages:

“Keep your tiny orange hands off my uterus. Now, we're not just protesting the government now. We're protesting Trump and reproductive rights.” [04:30]

Other signs include anti-transgender sentiments and absurd comparisons, such as wishing the return of violent historical regimes:

“We're not just protesting the government now. We're protesting Trump and reproductive rights. Trans people are not the 1% ruining America.” [04:50]

The Role of Older Protesters

A notable aspect of these protests is the significant participation of older individuals, deviating from the typical image of youthful activists. Hayley observes:

“There are some older folks that are protesting, so end wokeness. It’s just a photo.” [07:10]

She highlights that retirees are joining protests against Social Security cuts, suggesting a broader demographic involvement fueled by misinformation from mainstream media.

Questioning Protest Authenticity

Hayley raises suspicions about the authenticity of the protests, speculating that organizers might be financially compensating participants. She notes the uniformity in protest attire and timing as potential indicators of orchestrated events.

“You really have to be a very low skilled individual to take that job. You really have to have no shame.” [13:55]

Guest Insights: Mike Crispy on Protest Mechanics

Guest Mike Crispy lends his perspective, reinforcing Hayley’s skepticism about the protests' legitimacy. He describes encounters with protesters, emphasizing their lack of genuine commitment:

“They seem like they were clock punching in. Wave the sign, don’t touch me. All right, we made our money, we're out.” [13:55]

Crispy elaborates on the orchestrated nature of the demonstrations, citing similar behaviors across different cities and suggesting a coordinated effort to manipulate public perception.

The Jack Schlossberg Incident

Hayley transitions to discuss Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, and his controversial actions. She recounts anecdotes about Schlossberg’s inappropriate behavior and his fixation on Second Lady Usha Vance, questioning his mental stability:

“He used to join his Harvard Law School classes via Zoom with his shirt off and in boxers.” [25:00]

Crispy agrees, labeling Schlossberg as a "paid troll" engaged in propaganda to antagonize and distract from substantive issues.

Transgender Athletes Debate

The conversation shifts to the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women’s sports. Hayley criticizes Mark Cuban’s stance, questioning the fairness and biological implications:

“If women and men were on the same playing field when it came to sports, do you think that maybe he would? Why didn’t he buy the WNBA team?” [18:52]

Crispy supports Hayley’s viewpoint, suggesting that the integration of transgender athletes disrupts the integrity of women’s competitions and aligns with broader party agendas.

Critique of Michelle and Barack Obama

Hayley and Crispy delve into the personal lives of former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama. They express skepticism about Obama’s intentions regarding the release of JFK’s assassination files and critique Michelle Obama’s public persona:

“Michelle Obama fueled all of the speculation that I’ve been putting out there for a long time about Barack.” [28:14]

Crispy further criticizes Obama’s background and actions, insinuating hidden agendas and undermining his legacy.

Celebrating J.D. Vance’s Mother's Sobriety

Amidst the critical discussions, Hayley shares a positive story about Vice President J.D. Vance celebrating his mother’s 10th year of sobriety. She emphasizes the importance of this milestone, highlighting Vance’s personal journey from a troubled upbringing to political prominence:

“He really pulled himself out of the trenches. He is the American dream, the epitome of the American dream.” [31:00]

Motherhood and Public Life

Hayley addresses the challenges faced by stay-at-home mothers, critiquing public discourse and the portrayal of motherhood in liberal media. She shares a TikTok video of a distressed young mother, arguing that personal responsibility is often overlooked:

“You can hear her children making noise in the background. I mean, why would you ever cry like this on the Internet, first of all?” [34:00]

Her commentary underscores the societal pressures and misunderstandings surrounding motherhood today.

A Heartwarming Farewell: Honoring Gordy, the Iwo Jima Veteran

Concluding the episode on a positive note, Hayley narrates a heartwarming story about Gordy, a 100-year-old Iwo Jima veteran, who received special recognition on a flight. The segment honors Gordy’s service and resilience, resonating deeply with listeners:

“He landed on Iwo Jima on his 20th birthday. I mean, could you imagine being 20 years old and doing that?” [47:24]

Listener comments echo gratitude and admiration, celebrating Gordy’s remarkable life and service.

Conclusion

Episode 21 of Nightly Scroll with Hayley offers a fervent critique of contemporary liberal protests, questioning their motives and authenticity. Through incisive commentary and guest insights, Hayley and Mike Crispy dissect various political and social issues, blending skepticism with celebratory moments that honor individual resilience. The episode encapsulates the show’s commitment to delivering unabashed conservative perspectives amidst a turbulent political climate.

Notable Quotes

Hayley on protest diversity:

“They are, sometimes it's Trump, sometimes it's Elon Musk, sometimes it's. I don't know what it is really.” [02:15]
Hayley on protest signs:

“My father did not fight Nazis for this. Read a history book, please.” [06:45]
Crispy on protest authenticity:

“They are paid propaganda. I don't know who he's reaching. I guess the Democrats think it's reaching some type of voter base.” [28:30]
Hayley on motherhood challenges:

“This is the hardest thing I've ever done in my entire life.” [40:10]
Hayley honoring Gordy:

“I hope he lives out the rest of his life and knows that we are so, so grateful for him and for the servicemen and women that are not getting the attention like he did.” [47:30]

Timestamp Highlights

00:00 – Introduction to the episode and initial discussion on liberal protests.
04:30 – Examination of protest signs.
07:10 – Observation on the involvement of older protesters.
13:55 – Mike Crispy critiques the professionalism of protesters.
25:00 – Discussion about Jack Schlossberg’s behavior.
18:52 – Debate on transgender athletes in sports.
28:14 – Critique of the Obama family’s public actions.
31:00 – Celebrating J.D. Vance’s mother’s sobriety.
34:00 – Commentary on the struggles of stay-at-home mothers.
47:24 – Honoring Gordy, the Iwo Jima veteran.

This detailed summary encapsulates the essence of Nightly Scroll with Hayley’s Episode 21, providing a comprehensive overview for those who haven’t listened while maintaining the integrity of the original discussion.

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Transcript

Haley (0:00)

Hello, everyone. Welcome into another edition of Nightly scroll, this very special Monday edition of Nightly Scroll. I hope you all had a great weekend. I know I did. I'm well rested. But even though I'm well rested, it doesn't mean I'm. I don't need coffee, okay? So are you tired of watered down coffee? Because blackout coffee is bold, fresh and roasted right here in Florida. It ships fast to all 50 states. So go to blackoutcoffee.com Haley and use code Haley. That's H A Y L E Y for 20% off your first order. Don't settle. Upgrade your coffee. Right now, liberals are protesting everything and nothing. Now, all at once, okay? They are all over the country. They are. I don't know what they're doing out there. They are. Sometimes it's Trump, sometimes it's Elon Musk, sometimes it's. I don't know what it is really. So we're going to get into all that. Plus, JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg has a thing for second lady Usha Vance, but he's taken his obsession to a whole new disturbing level. Plus, the host of Last Call on Real America's Voice, Mike Crispy is here to help me break down all of it. Nightly scroll starts now. All right, you've seen all these protests happening in SO cities and states all over the country. They broke out everywhere on April 5th. What were they protesting? I could not for the life of you, for the life of me tell you, but I'm going to do my darndest to get inside the heads of these protesters and try to figure it out. Someone told these protesters to show up, and boy, did they. And many are questioning whether or not the protesters were paid to be there. But regardless, they came out in droves to protest the current thing, okay? Insert liberal cause here, and they came out in droves for it. So I just want to show you some of the pictures of their signs at the protests we'll start. We'll just go by one, one by one here, chop shop, chop chop. It says this ish has to stop. So there's a guillotine again. The left loves to get violent here. They want 1933 Germany. Let's give them 1789 France. Okay? Now we've moved away from the government now keep your tiny orange hands off my uterus. Now, we're not just protesting the government now. We're protesting Trump and reproductive rights. Now, trans people are not the 1% ruining America, okay? So now we need to keep track here. We've got. They're mad at Trump, they're mad at Elon Musk, they're mad. This. This sign here says IKEA has better cabinets. So they're mad at Trump's entire cabinet. They're mad about reproductive rights, they're mad about trans rights. Now here's a lovely photo of what looks like a demonic president Vladimir Putin, and he's nursing a very small baby like President Trump. Okay, that's a disturbing photo. Here's another one. I love my black trans girlfriend. Can we zoom in on his face? Does he look happy? Does he look happy, everyone? I don't know, but he's out there protesting for his black trans girlfriend. So again, what are they protesting? I don't know. Here's another one. Jewish Mother for ceasefire. Well, I'm confused as to why all of these people are out here. It seems like they're out here for anything and everything. And of course, the Handmaid's Tale, they have to pull these costumes out. They probably keep them in their closet. And they're like, oh, great, here's another protest. I'm just gonna wear my red cloak. My father. Here's another sign. My father did not fight Nazis for this. Read a history book, please. If you are conflating anything that happened with the Holocaust and what is happening today, you are misinformed. I love the left. The left always loves to say, oh, the right's uneducated. That's their favorite insult to throw out. You're just uneducated. You just don't get it. But they're uneducated. And I think the former theater kids and band geeks, they use these protests to flex their artistic muscle. I think it's more for the sake of arts and crafts. And they. They feel like they're a part of something. Again, here's another. The guys just pulled up another sign here. It says, let them eat Teslas. Okay, whatever you guys say. Anyway, those are just some of the signs that I found hilarious. I'm racking my brain as to figure out how they all figured out to get out there all at once when they're protesting all these other things. But it's curious because some of these protesters, they don't look like the usual suspects that we see. The blue hairs, the green hairs, the purple hairs, the pink hairs that we see in the Pacific Northwest. There is. There's some older folks that are protesting, so. End wokeness. Put this on X. It's just a photo. Like, you know what's different here? It's. Guys, this is Number three, But it's just retired folks joining the, the ranks. I guess this is probably because of the Social Security aspect of all of this. They think, you know, know, because they consume the mainstream media, they think that, yeah. Here's a photo here. Notice anything about this crowd? A lot of these protesters are older. They look like they're probably boomers or maybe a little younger, but they're 65 and up. I, I, I haven't really haven't seen this before. We haven't seen older liberals usually, you know, the wiser you are, the elder you are. There, there's, but we're not seeing that. So they've, the retired folks have joined the unemployed Social justice warriors to protest the cuts being made to Social Security. And yes, Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency have made cuts to the Office of Social Security. And if you consume the mainstream media like I'm sure these people do, you would think that we are in a death spiral. According to Newsweek, Social Security in, quote, death spiral after Doge cuts. You'll also think that we are descending into utter chaos. According to the Guardian, Doge's attack, Doge's attack on Social Security causing complete utter chaos, says the staff. So, so I guess that's Social Security staff anyway. The Social Security Administration had 57,000 employees, and now it has 50,000. So do you expect me to believe that those 7,000 people were the glue keeping the entire operation together? You're telling me that the 50,000 people employed by the government right now in that one department aren't enough to keep the train on the tracks? And what were they busy doing anyway? Giving more than 2 million Social Security numbers to illegal immigrants or giving money away by accident? An inspector general's report came out just this past summer and found that $72 billion in improper payments were made by the Social Security Administration. So if this is what Doge is cutting back on, why march in protest? Why protest? Why wouldn't everyone be on board with this? But like all good leftist protests, it always comes back to race, even if that's not the issue being protested. So I was scrolling on on TikTok and I found this video of a young girl, she's on the train and it says, saw so many white protesters heading to D.C. this morning. And someone told us, I hope you're not going anywhere near that. Let us handle the protests. Let us handle this. So he are some of the comments that I found just wild. Someone said, as a white person, I consider it unfinished business. This is 100% our fault. Someone named Cam commented, as a gay man, black women have fought the hardest for me, and I got y'all. Then art by Jessica Jewett commented, even my little white town in Appalachia had a protest. And it's raining here. You do self care. Let us do this. And then finally, sour patch Gen X kid wrote, sit back, take a deep breath, watch from your phone. This is our fight. What is the fight? No one is on the same page. No one can tell me. I mean, I showed you what, 15 signs. None of them were about race. I'm confused. So I've showed you his videos before. But Nick Shirley, he does man on the street interviews. He tried to go figure out what it is that these people are protesting, but he was met with resistance. Watch this.

Mike Crispy (31:24)

Okay, okay. So this is one of my favorite topics. Michelle Obama fueled all of the speculation that I've been putting out there for a long time about Barack. Michelle Obama said, oh, you know something. I don't know the exact quote, but I'm paraphrasing. Oh, you know, like, different type of women have different type of relationships with men, and they have different type of relationships with men and women. I'm like, hold on. Are you speaking from experience? Because Barack Hussein Obama, there are two instances, concrete influences, and I'm not even talking about Larry Sinclair. Two concrete instances where Barack Obama, I don't think he's dating Jennifer Aniston, Haley. I think he's swinging the other way. His ex girlfriend. His ex girlfriend. Okay. Barack Obama's ex girlfriend said or produced a Letter last year, nobody talked about this. Produced a letter from Barack Obama, like a love letter that he wrote to her saying that, that he has sex with men in his imagination. Okay, Very weird thing to write in a erotic love letter of sorts. But these are the Democrat leaders. And then Barack Obama's former biographer, okay, said that oftentimes during their, you know, biographical chats, you know, Barack Obama exhibited or would talk about or make references to, you know, homosexual activity. So, you know, Michelle Obama saying what you said the other day on the podcast, I kind of went, that's interesting. Maybe, maybe she's telling us something. If you give these people long enough time to talk, they'll tell you exactly who they are. So you got to get that clip. We got to get that clip of Michelle Obama. But I'll tell you one thing, Haley, they're not together like Michelle and Barack. They're like, appearing separately. I think Barack Obama is just going to, you know what? Good for him. He's going to go and be himself. And while he's at it, the Democrat party, the loving acceptance party of the lgbt, they should be applauding that they had the first gay president, Barack Obama. Why aren't they happy about that?

Haley (33:46)

That was fun. I hope you guys love Mike as much as I do. I've got way more for you in the show tonight, but we're going to take a quick break. All right, coffee lovers, this is the good stuff. I don't mess around about my coffee and that's why I'm all about blackout coffee. And you should too. They are a small batch family owned roastery right here in Florida. They craft bold premium coffee that actually delivers on flavor. It's not burnt, whatever you like it. If you like it strong, you like it smooth, they have got a roast for you. And guess what? They ship fresh to all 50 states. So wherever you are, you can get your hands on blackout coffee. And because you are scrolling with the homies, you get 20% off your first order. Just use Hayley. That's H A Y L E Y at checkout. Hit up blackoutcoffee.com hayley to grab your bag. I love it. I know you will, too. Stop drinking weak coffee. Make the switch to blackout coffee today. Blackout coffee.com/haley. Use code haley for 20% off your first order. All right, so we've been talking a lot about how the left, of course, they gaslit the American people. You know, all throughout Biden's presidency, we were seeing him trip up the stairs and shake hands with nobody, and whatever else he was doing, you know, he was walking off and he needed a handler and things were not good. But if you asked liberals in the media, they would tell you to your face, you know, don't believe your lying eyes. Like, he's fine. Everything's fine. But we know the American people know that that's not the truth, of course. And, you know, George Clooney came out and he wrote this op ed and he said, I don't think that Biden should run for president. I think that he should drop out. George Clooney was like the first person to say, I don't think that he should do it. You know, kind of a strange. He's not a political guy, really. I mean, not openly. He's obviously an actor, and he does whatever he does. He's got a great tequila company that I tend to enjoy sometimes. But I certainly don't look to him for political advice, and I don't think people in the political realm do either. So it was kind of out of left field. And here's what MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski said at the time. Watch this. George Clooney.

Haley (37:16)

And one has had a presidency that absolutely, undeniably. All right, so one of the top posts at MSNBC thinks that Barack Obama puts. Put George Clooney up to this. And I reported on the show last week, there was another book come out by leftists now Monday morning, quarterbacking the Wild Election and the Switch out and all this stuff. And they said that Barack Obama did not like Kamala Harris. He did not think that Biden should run, but he didn't want Kamala Harris to take the spot, but he did. So I don't know. Did Obama have the poll that we think he has? We just. We just don't know. But George Clooney. So after that clip on MSNBC ran, George Clooney freaked out on one of the MSNBC producers behind the scenes. So this is all part of the new book here. He said, how the F could you let her link me with Barack Obama, saying, he made me write the op ed question mark. This is all part of this book. Uncharted How Obama Beat Biden, Harris and the Odds in the Wildest Campaign in history. Then he went on yelling at the producer, saying, you F'd me. You're my friend. You should have stood up for me. And then the producer replied back to George Clooney and said, george, this is not an effing movie. There is no script. It's just not a movie where you can go script page to script page. This is quite interesting. So George Clooney is yelling at the producer, saying, how could you even let her say this? He didn't deny it, by the way. He didn't say, that's totally messed up, dude. That's not real. That's not true. Issue a correction. He just said, you effed me, man. Basically, I didn't want people to know the truth. And I like that the producer kind of like, ripped back at him saying, there's no script here. This is live television. The producers don't really have control over what the host says. Okay. I used to work in cable news. You can write certain things, but, you know, the lights are on, the cameras are on, and the host can say whatever you want. I mean, I can say whatever I want right now. I can go off the rails. And you know what? What are Guy and Justin going to do? Like, put tape over my mouth? I mean, once the cameras are rolling, like, it's live, baby. This showbiz. So George Clooney not too happy about Mika Brzezinski. Probably correctly predicting how involved Barack Obama was with that op ed. Now, we talked about this with Mike, but you know, Barack Obama, I mean, he's finishing up his presidential memoirs. I guess he's working at the Obama Foundation. He and Michelle are working at Netflix, producing stuff now. And, you know, he recently came out saying he was in a deep deficit with his wife, and he's been trying to dig himself out of that hole by doing occasionally fun things. He said that this past weekend with, I think his name was Steven Temper or something. Steven Temper at Hamilton College. And I find it interesting now that Michelle is on her own podcast disparaging Barack. And then Barack goes and speaks at a college. I don't know why he's bringing up the. The depression that he had to dig himself out of because of his. His marriage. I can assume that, you know, running for president does put a strain on a relationship. Obviously, you do not have time to make your partner a priority the same way that you did before. But something's off with them, too. I don't know what's going on, but in some good news, before we get to scrolling, I just have one more good piece of good news for you, and that is that Vice President J.D. vance celebrated his mom, Bev at the White House today. She is 10 years sober this year, and he promised that they would celebrate at the White House. He wrote on X earlier this year marks my mom's 10th year of sobriety. And I'm grateful that we were able to celebrate in the White House with our family. Mom, I am so proud of you. That is something that we should be proud of. He had such a horrible upbringing. He rose above everything, went to Yale, was a Marine, became the Vice President of the United States. I mean, he really pulled himself out of the trenches. He is the American dream, the epitome of the American dream. And a lot of Americans can unfortunately see themselves in this story as well. Maybe they don't have, you know, the hillbilly elegy book and the movie and all of that, but a lot of American families know what it's like to struggle with addiction. There are over 20 million Americans who struggle with addiction, and only, like, 10% get the help they need. So think about those numbers and think about how many people can see this, this wonderful moment as an inspiration. I just thought it was really, really beautiful. And I wanted to share that with all of you. And now it is scrolling time. I love it. You know, there's been a lot of talk about motherhood in the news this week. You know, they have these Democrat Congress women on on tv and they're doing all these hits and they've got their, their baby in tow and they're arguing that they have to vote remotely because they're a mom and they can't possibly do both. But then they're doing hits and they're on the, you know, they're, they're on the Senate floor or the House floor arguing that they can't do both, but they have their baby there. I'm like, maybe you should leave your token baby, your prop at home if that's the point that you're trying to make. But I digress, you know, and I don't really care too much about the voting remotely, I think. I mean, it's obviously, it shouldn't be a permanent thing. I think if you have just given birth, you should maybe be able to vote remotely. I don't know what the parental leave type situation is in Congress. Some people argue that, you know, don't have children if you run for Congress. But I think sometimes that can't be planned. And I think as part of the pro life community and if we're the party of life and we believe in the sanctity of life, if people are married, they should be able to have children. So I think we should be able to accommodate them. But it shouldn't be this long term thing. But, you know, stay at home moms are kind of angry about this whole conversation. And I found one on TikTok. She's really, really mad, but she doesn't understand, you know, personal responsibility. Watch this. Just don't think people, people realize how hard being a stay at home mom is. I don't, I don't think people realize at all. Do you think they do that we wanted to stay home with our kids? Do you think we wanted to give up our life? Yeah, I know. I opened my legs. Okay, 22 years old with three kids. Got it. Great. Thank you. Do you think this job sounds like a you problem? Easy, 24 7, no breaks, barely adult interaction. You're talking to kids all day long. Because I don't think people understand. This is the hardest thing I've ever done in my entire life. All right, I've heard enough of this crying. I do find it interesting. She did note there that she's 22 or 23 and she has three kids. So I do think she's probably too young to have made this decision. She doesn't seem like she's very happy about it. It doesn't seem like she wanted kids. It seems like this was kind of A mistake. And that's what happens when you open your legs and you don't know the consequences or you choose to ignore the consequences. So I don't know. I also don't agree with her crying and screaming about how hard being a mother is. You can hear her children making noise in the background. I mean, why would you ever. Why would you ever cry like this on the Internet, first of all? But why would you do that in front of your children? I don't care how young they are. I don't. I don't care. I mean, children can pick up on these things. And certainly if they're old enough to understand, you know, their mom is crying and they feel that blame placed on them. I mean, how horrible. So, yeah, I mean, motherhood is not for everyone. It's not for the weak. It's not for the faint of heart. It is hard work. No one is arguing, especially on the pro life side of it. No one's arguing that it's easy, but it's really rewarding. And I think if you are meant to be a mother, you should be one. And if you're not, you should take the necessary steps to not become one. All right, I'm ending the show on a really, really wonderful note. I found this video, and it's so. It's so heartwarming. You know those videos where people are on airlines and the. The pilot or the flight attendant will come on the loudspeaker and make an announcement. You know, I've seen really cute videos about, you know, the pilot saying, my sister's on this flight. And, you know, don't worry, I'm going to get you there safely. Or, this is a special flight. So this video, I don't know exactly what airline this is, but a veteran who was a hundred years old, he fought in Iwo Jima. He got his flowers on this flight. Watch this.

Haley (48:00)

How amazing. Everyone in the chat, God bless him. Someone said, I reposted that video. Damn, he looks good for 100. I agree. He looks really, really good for 100. I just clapped out loud in my apartment. Yeah, really, really wonderful. And if you're listening to the show, you're not watching, you know, the flight attendant came over and pat him on the back. Here were some of the comments. Someone named Louis said, 100 years. And Iwo Jima, he's a walking history book. And I cannot thank him enough for his service. I echo that. Someone named Bri said, this makes my heart so happy to see this. With all the evil in the world today, it is getting rare. Someone else said, being on Iwo Jima, there is no telling the horror that man saw and endured. I hope he's been able to enjoy a peaceful life since his service. God knows he deserves it. And the History Channel actually commented on the video saying, thank you for your service, Gordy. And I don't know if you caught this in the video, but his birthday was February 19. So on his 20th birthday, he landed there, fought in that battle. I mean, could you imagine being 20 years old and doing that? I mean, this is by far the greatest generation and they do not make him, they don't make them like Gordy anymore. So God bless Gordy. I hope he has a wonderful birthday and he. I hope he lives to 100 and however long, I, I just hope he lives out the rest of his life and knows that we are so, so grateful for him and for his service and of course, for the servicemen and women that are not getting the attention like he did. So wanted to end the show. On that note, thank you all for being here. Make sure that you're subscribed. Rumble.com Hailey, you can watch the show with me, which I think is more fun. And then if you wanna listen to the show, you can listen on your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcasts, Spotify. Make sure you're leaving a review. 5 stars. Subscribe everywhere so that you never miss a show and I will see you right back here tomorrow.