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Hailey Karenia
Hello, welcome to episode two of Nightly Scroll. I'm Hailey Karenia. I am so excited to be here again tonight. I want to say thank you to the 10,000 of you that joined live last night. That was so cool. Such a great way to start off the show. And I want to beat it tonight. So if you have friends who aren't watching, go send them the link. You know, we had some mixed reviews yesterday about the eagle screech. I had, you know, know a sound of freedom. Do you guys want to play it if you have it? I got some feedback that it was too loud, so we, we tamped it down a little bit. I got some other comments saying that it was annoying. And I think if you find the sound of freedom a bald eagle screeching, even though it's not the bald eagle, I had some people point out it's really a red tail hawk. But in Hollywood and all that, like the bald eagle screech isn't as, you know, heroic, as patriotic, as robust as the hawk. So they kind of did the little switcheroo. So, yes, I understand it's a hawk. It's not actually the bald eagle, but you get it. But if you find that noise annoying, I think you might be a liberal. Okay. Yeah. But anyway, today is the five year anniversary of COVID We are going to take a trip down memory lane. All right, and next, Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House is getting a total makeover with some jackhammers involved. So we also love to see that. And the ladies of the View are dumber than we thought. All that and so much more on Nightly Scroll. COVID 19 was declared a global pandemic five years ago today. Can you guys believe it? Does it feel like it was a long time ago or a short time ago? I feel like life has been back to normal for so long. And for any of us who didn't really play along with the game, I mean, you know, we never really went through it, right? So, you know, it's just interesting. I came along this video featuring photos from the craziest timeline of my lifetime. And I'm sure some of yours too. I mean, it was just wild. You can throw up the first one here. This is why we, we pushed late today because I pulled an audible last minute. I was like, guys, I want to show these pictures. So that's my bad. But a daughter visiting her mother in isolation. These are just images from COVID 19 pandemic. I just want to remind everyone what the liberals and what the Democrats put us through. This is what they put us through, okay? A mother visiting her. A daughter visiting her mother in isolation. How sad is this photo? Seriously, they say a picture is worth a thousand words. This picture. These pictures are, you know, worth a thousand curse words, in my opinion. It makes me mad. It makes me angry. These siblings in Beijing wearing plastic bottles over their head as masks. And I just want to point out, too, that not only are they wearing these, like, gallon jugs on their head, which can't be good. There's no way that they're able to breathe healthfully in these masks, but they also have two masks, double masks on underneath the gallon jugs. This is lunacy, people. A priest in Italy held Sunday mass in front of photographs of his church members. How sad is this? They tried to close down churches, places of worship. These are the most essential places in our lives. You know, they had essential workers. I was technically an essential worker, too, but they had, you know, essential workers and essential places like, you know, Walmart and, you know, 24 hours CVS's and things like that. But, of course, they didn't find churches and places of worship essential. Of course. This is the left, you know, white circles drawn six feet apart in New York's Central Park. So dumb. And I was just talking about it with Jasmine earlier today, like, you know, even in Florida, because I was in New York City during the pandemic. And it was horrible. It was absolutely horrible. We talked about, you know, how they treated unvaccinated people like myself, where, you know, you. You know, I mean, it was just insane lunacy. You had to wear a mask inside the restaurant. And then once you got to your table, you could take the mask off. But then if you needed to use the restroom, you need to put the mask back on, go to the bathroom, come back with the mask on. Then you could take your. Your mask off to eat. You know how they were doing it on airplanes? Like, you could. You could eat and drink, but you had to take your mask down to drink and then put it back up. I mean, it's insane. What they had people doing was insane. And I was telling her, too.
Jasmine
Haley, are you a science denier?
Hailey Karenia
Are you asking if I'm a science denier? I'm not a science denier, but this is. This is not science. This was insane. This was not normal at all. And, you know, I would take the subway in New York City to and from work, and I wouldn't wear a mask because I didn't want to. And police officers would come up to you and hand you A mask and watch you put it on. So. So I tried my best to, you know, dissent, but, you know, sometimes you. You know, what am I gonna do? A police officer's telling me to put my mask on. Like, okay, you know, I did it. So it's amazing what they made us do. It's just. It's insane. And I was asking Jasmine about what it was like in Florida, because this was the land of the free. Like, even during COVID I would take trips down to Miami just so I could eat at a restaurant like a normal person. Because back at home in New York City, they made unvaccinated people sit outside, even in the winter. Just lunacy. And she said for a little bit, they were saying that you couldn't go to the beach. You had to social distance on the beach. I mean, knowing what we know now, it's just totally insane. But it's still relevant today. And here's why I'm bringing it back to today, because Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency foundation, children aged 11 and under were granted. What was this? $312 million in loans during the coronavirus pandemic. Huh? What do you mean? What do you mean? Children aged 11 and younger were granted $312 million in loans. Loans for what? These were Small Business association loans, by the way. This is very young to be a small business owner or to have a business loan in your name. So if alarm bells are going off in your head, they're going off in my head, too, and they're going off in the heads of Elon Musk and people who are working at doge. So I want to show you this tweet from DOGE they posted on X, if you guys could pull that up. They said that they were kind of explaining what this loan situation was, was happening because they're investigating it, thankfully. But they said, you know, while it is possible to have business arrangements where this is legal, it is highly unlikely for this. 5,000. What is this? 5,593 loans, as they all used a Social Security number with the incorrect name. So it smells like fraud to me. I don't know about you guys, but to me, this seems pretty fishy. It seems pretty fishy. It's a doge. So I'd be, you know, interested to see where this money went, what was it being used for, who lined their pockets with it? Because these are things that the taxpayer had to pay for. So I'm interested. I want to know, you know, look what they got away with during the pandemic. This is what they got away with. Fraud, money laundering. So pay attention to the Democrats who oppose Elon Musk with every fiber of their being. It's not normal, okay? When you have people, you know, saying that Elon Musk is evil and all this stuff, he's, he's rooting out corruption. So if people are upset about it, I don't know, I think that says more about them than it does about Elon Musk. What do you think? So I want to show you this video. You know, Doge Elon Musk. They want to audit federal workers, people who work for the government. You, you've heard this. I know you all, you all pay attention to the news. You know what's going on. Elon Musk, they send out an email saying, reply to this email with 5 things you did this week. This week. And they're melting down. I could name you five things I did today. I think that Elon Musk should change it to five things you did today. If you're not doing five things at your job each day, you're useless, in my opinion. And I think it would save Elon Musk a lot of time because I think these people would spontaneously combust if they were asked to name five things they do each day. Because this is just a taste of how they're reacting when they're asked to respond to emails from Elon Musk talking about what they do when you wake.
Evita
Up or when you're on your weekend and you get the fork in the road message or you get the subsequent five bullets. Hey, what the hell did you do, you lazy federal worker this week? How frightening is it that someone on X, the owner of X, speaks to you directly to say, what did you do last week at work? And if you don't answer, I am going to fire you. But even more egregious, the President comes out, the most powerful person in the land and endorses that message. How do you think that makes federal workers feel?
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Hailey Karenia
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Hailey Karenia
Friendly restaurant nearby and text it to Beth and Steve. And it does without me lifting a.
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Hailey Karenia
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Jasmine
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Hailey Karenia
Credit.
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Hailey Karenia
How do you think that makes federal workers feel? You know, it's hard to believe that these people exist. People who wear masks all the time. Five years later, and not only that, but they're still wearing it outside it it. I mean, if this woman works for the government, that tracks for me. This is, this is what the average government worker, federal worker looks like. And maybe Elon Musk should give them the boot. But the media, five years after the COVID 19 pandemic, is doing their darndest to rile everybody up about a new manufactured crisis. And this time it's the measles. So get ready, everyone. I'm predicting that the media wants this to be COVID 19 pandemic lockdown part 2. So here's a New York Times headline, Kennedy RFK Jr links measles outbreak to poor diet and health, citing four fringe theories. Of course, this is their moment, right? There's a measles outbreak, so now their TDS has taken over and now they, you know, everything's Trump's fault and they have to paint RFK Jr. As a crazy anti vaxxer, fringe conspiracy theorist. Let's see USA Today. Can you get measles if you've been vaccinated? Do you need a booster? What to know? I mean, the majority of us got mmr, right? I got the measles, mumps, rubella I shot probably when I was young. But of course they're ready to push a booster on you. You need the Booster. And now CNN. During the last major measles outbreak in the U.S. it took extraordinary measures to stop the spread. They are prepping you for another lockdown. I promise you, they are prepping you. They are going to turn this into another, you know, convenient crisis for them. This is what the media does. They love to do this. And of course Trump's in office, so they have to make it. It's big, bad, it's evil because Trump's in office. So this is why this is happening. It's because of Trump. It's because of RFK junior. Elon Musk is bad, everyone's bad. It was Orange man bad. And now it's everyone surrounded by Orange man is bad, too. Here's A Spectrum News 1. Mexico issues travel warning over West Texas measles outbreak. This is interesting, and I'm going to get to this in a second. It's funny. Now, this is how we should have known. We could have used a manufactured measles crisis to stop the border jumpers because they don't want to come to West Texas now because of measles. We could have just used this. But I went to the CDC website to check on some numbers because I wanted to see how bad is this really? How bad is this really? Can you guys guess in the chat how many measles deaths there have been this year? Can you guys throw up the chat for me? I. I want you to guess how many deaths this year from measles. Throw out some numbers. I'm seeing one. I'm seeing two. I'm seeing one. Two, two, One. One. Yeah, you guys are right on the money. It turns out that there has been one confirmed measles death this year and one death that's still being investigated. So in my book, that's one. All right, one confirmed measles death this year. And here are some other interesting factoids for you. So as of December 31st, there were a total of 285 measles cases, okay? And so if you remember, this is when Biden was in office, people. Biden was in office, okay? So 285 measles cases reported by 33 jurisdictions. This is all from the CDC, and they said that there were 16 outbreaks in 2024. Can you guys do that math? That's when Biden was in office. Okay? So Biden was in office. There were 16 measles outbreaks. And granted, an outbreak is three or more related cases, so it's really not that much. But. So 16 outbreaks. Why do you think the media didn't cover it? Because I didn't hear about it. I didn't hear squat about measles until Trump got in office. Now everyone's talking about measles, and we have all this media hubbub. What's going on? So then in 2023, the year before, there were four outbreaks. So it's definitely on the rise. But it's just interesting why we weren't talking about this, why the media wasn't talking about it. It's all starting to make sense now. It's all starting to make sense. It's not just the news, too, that's making a big deal out of this. Watch the difference in how the measles were talked about on TV on the Brady Bunch versus now. Watch this.
Unknown Speaker
What are you doing home from school? They sent me home. Measles. See, their measles are a strange case of red freckles. You have got a temperature, they told me. 101.1. What's the record? Never mind. Oh. Are you sure it's the measles? Well, he certainly got all the symptoms. A slight temperature, a lot of dots, and a great big smile. A great big smile. No school for a few days. Say hello to my dotted son for me. Tell him I'll bring him some comic books and I'll see you later, dear. Okay, honey. Bye. Boy, this is the life, isn't it? Yeah. If you have to get sick, you sure can't beat the measles. That's right. No medicine inside or out.
Hailey Karenia
Like shots.
Unknown Speaker
I mean, don't even mention shots.
Hailey Karenia
Yeah, versus now. Dad says I should go to school. Seven students confirmed with measles. Four others possible. How they had to have been vaccinated. These moms really people. So to put this into perspective, when the Brady Bunch episode aired, there were 25,000 cases of measles and 41 deaths versus now, when there's less than 300 cases and one death, one confirmed. I'd also like to point out that this outbreak is happening in the southwest of the United States. You know, I talked about Biden and the differences in the media coverage, but why do you think this is happening? You know, so the CDC makes mention of the fact that the measles is spread due to unvaccinated foreign travelers. Not always, but it can be related to that as well, you know, and they. They mention, you know, unvaccinated people can. Can spread this, but they. They said, you know, it can be spread to unvaccinated foreign travelers. So it got me thinking. Didn't we have 1 million unvaccinated foreign travelers come across the southern border just while Biden was in office? That would make a lot of sense because these people weren't vetted. We don't know what their vaccination status was. Of course, you may remember when we were losing our jobs for not being vaccinated, people were coming across the southern border. Didn't matter. Rules for thee, not for me. And this COVID 19 fear mongering. It truly radicalized me. I was on Evita's show one morning last week and we talked about this. I said COVID 19 was the issue that radicalized me. I was always conservative, but not, not just me. I mean, I think a lot of people woke up during COVID You know we talk about woke people and awake people. There were a lot of people whose eyes were opened during COVID 19. It was a wild time. And I think for a lot of young people, this was the first time that we really witnessed government overreach because a lot of us were either too young during 911 and the patriot act to really understand the differences or to like experience the differences personally. And like a lot of young people, a lot of Gen Z, they weren't alive for 9 11. So this was like the first time that they ever experienced it. Especially if they were in school. You know, middle schoolers, high schoolers, college age students, there are lives were turned upside down, they had to stay home, they were doing zoom school. It was insane. And I think a lot of people who weren't formerly politically inclined, they soon found out who their governor was and who their mayor was and they figured out what they had in store for them in terms of their policy and these draconian lockdown measures. A lot of people in New York, all of a sudden they're like, Andrew Cuomo, what's going on? Governor Kathy Hochul, what's going on? This was an eye opening moment and I think we have young people to thank for this. Last election, Trump won. He again, I talked about this yesterday, made massive inroads with young people, especially young men. I think Covid turned a lot of young people into conservatives. We're the party who doesn't wear masks alone in our cars. We're the party who isn't scared of our own shadow and then gets mad when all the other people are just living their life. You know, Republicans were the party of freedom again. I was living in New York City at the time. We were under massive lockdown and I was unvaccinated. So they wanted me to sit outside. I wasn't being treated equally. Okay. I went to secret underground parties in New York City, restaurants that were operating in secret. It was like prohibition. It was crazy. And no liberals were there. So you can't tell me that this didn't have an impact on the culture shift and the vibe shift that we've been seeing over the last few years. And I also think we have Barron Trump to thank for this as well. He got his dad on Joe Rogan, on Theo Vaughn. He livestreamed with influencer Aiden Ross. These people have millions of followers and it wasn't just a campaign thing. It's still happening. So I don't know. You could throw up this headline. It says, inside Trump's quiet takeover of the Gen Z streaming universe and its millions of followers. And the left is quaking. The left is quaking. So I don't know who this Twitch streamer is. I'm not a video game girl. I'm not a gamer. But Zach Hoyt is his name. He goes by asmongold. He has 5.4 million followers on Twitch and YouTube. And he decided to livestream Trump's joint session of Congress. The speech to joint session of Congress last week. One million people watched the livestream. One million. That's a lot of young people watching what's going on in Congress. And again, I don't even have cable, okay? I'm 30 years old. I don't have cable. I cut the cord years ago, even when I was working in cable news, when I was working at Fox and at Newsmax, I didn't even have cable. So a lot of young people, people who are younger than I am, in their 20s, people don't pay for that. It's crazy. So if people on Twitch and on YouTube are streaming events like this, they're getting a lot of eyeballs. And especially if they tuned into this joint session of Congress, they saw Dems absolutely crash out, including Congressman Al Green, who did the whole, like, old man, get off my yard, you know, shaking the cane. So if young people got to see that and witness Democrats losing their minds, the more the merrier. Everyone should watch that. But last week's joint session of Congress has paved the way for this week's tit for tat between members of Congress who are now centering each other. So, Al Green, we can play this video. You know, he was shaking his cane and now, you know, Internet jokesters.
Jasmine
Mr. Green, take your seat.
Hailey Karenia
They made this AI version the chair now directs of him in a pimp jacket. It's gonna make sense in a moment. Gentleman from the chamber. So this is just an Internet joke online. He's cheating, shaking his pimp cane. Right. I mean, this is. It's stupid, but, you know, it's funny. So Al Green was censured, and it was mostly a party line vote. It was all the Republicans voted for it, including 10 Democrats. So people wanted to censure him for this disruption during Trump's speech. And a censure, if you don't know what that is, it's essentially just a public way of Congress to come together and vote if a member of Congress does something they don't like. So, you know, it doesn't really do anything, honestly. And now a Democrat congresswoman from Pennsylvania, Chrissy Houlihan, is now pushing to censure Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert over these comments. Watch.
Commercial Voice
For him to go and shake his pimp cane at President Trump was absolutely abhorrent.
Hailey Karenia
That's all she said. And now this has become a tit for tat. People were already joking about the pimp cane online. She probably repeated it in this interview. Should she have done that as a congresswoman? I guess not. But do I think it's a big deal? No. No, not really. And honestly, censuring means nothing. It does nothing. It's like letting the record show that this person was a menace. Can we stop? I'd rather have people in Congress do things that actually matter and make real change, affect real change. You guys like the pimp cane? Seriously, people, people think that Al Green should have been fired. Well, the people have to fire him, right? So whenever he, whenever he's up for reelection, maybe the people will, will make their voices heard. But honestly, it's all stupid, right? All of this is stupid. And I just want, I want, you know, this is the get ish done administration. That's what I'm going to call it because I gave up cursing for Lent. But this is the get ish done administration. And we're seeing this right outside of the White House. So BLM Plaza was made in 2020. BLM Plaza right outside of the White House. They wrote Black Lives Matter in big yellow writing. And guess what? Trump and Congress, they want to. They Congress has a measure to now call it not BLM Plaza, but Liberty Plaza. They're going to rename it. And Trump has withholding federal funds to D.C. if they don't do it. So today and yesterday they were taking jackhammers to BLM Plaza. This is. You see it there? Black Lives Matter. And here they are, the workers. They've got their vests on, they've got their hard hats on, and they're taking a jackhammer to it. I don't know why you need to take a jackhammer to. Seems like it was just painted. I don't know why you can't just paint it over, but whatever. I did also look up, just so you all know, not to, not to piss anyone off, but it pissed me off. I just looked up how much it cost to paint the Black Lives Matter across BLM Plaza. We'll do another guessing game. You let me know in the chat how much you think it cost for BLM Plaza to write Black lives matter right in front of the White House. And to make it pedestrian safe, they wanted no cars whatever, so they had to install some barriers and whatnot. How much do you think it cost? Because truly, 10 million? 8 million? 100 million. 15 million? 600 million. 200 million. 350,000. I'm loving all the guesses. 1 million. 5 million. 5 million is how much it cost. 5 million. The chat's going way too fast. I can't see who guessed it correctly, but 5 million. Come on. So now this is going to be Liberty Plaza. Hopefully it costs less money than that to turn it into Liberty Plaza, but this is indicative of a new era. We're not virtue signaling anymore. The mural does nothing for black lives or any lives. It's just virtue signaling. And now we're embracing normaly. However, the ladies of the View have not gotten the memo just yet. They had trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney, who single handedly tanked the Bud Light brand. You remember that he posed with a Bud Light can during March Madness, and he was wearing a Audrey Hepburn type outfit and he was like, you know, drink Bud Light or something. It didn't go very well. Bud Light lost a ton of money, but the View had him on yesterday. And the topic of transgender women in women's sports came up, and Whoopi Goldberg had the coldest take I've ever heard. Let's roll it.
Whoopi Goldberg
Part of the problem that the trans community is facing, and it's the same problem that women face, is if you don't know anything about our bodies, you don't know how it works.
Hailey Karenia
So no one knows less about women's bodies than men. So I don't want to hear from a transgender woman about women's bodies. Okay, keep going.
Whoopi Goldberg
When you come in and you say, oh, you know these men, these are men, you know, competing against women, competing against women. You're assuming that the women are weak and just can't do anything. Except, have you seen female athletes? They know what they're doing. So I'm not sure what's going on or why this is an issue. The same for me as when people say, oh, you know.
Hailey Karenia
Why is this an issue? Why is this an issue? Again, guys, this is the party of following the science. Remember, these are the follow the science people. Clearly they know nothing about biology. Men are stronger, better, faster than women most of the time. Okay, I'll say 99.9% of the time. I'm sure there's some beast of a woman who could beat up some dude and Whatever. So I'll say 99.9% of the time, women are, you know, they're not supposed to be competing against men. We have these separate divisions for a reason, and it's for safety. It's not that these women aren't strong and they don't know what they're doing or that they're not amazing athletes. They are, but they're not supposed to be going up against the men were biologically different. Okay, sorry. I digress. You can keep playing that clip.
Whoopi Goldberg
I don't know how I feel about you. You do. God doesn't make mistakes.
Hailey Karenia
No.
Whoopi Goldberg
And the challenge is not to the trans people. It's to the people who are not trans. That's what God is looking to see, how you treat people.
Hailey Karenia
God doesn't make mistakes. I agree with Whoopi Goldberg. God doesn't make mistakes. So if you believe that God doesn't make mistakes, that undermines the entire trans community. Thank you, Whoopi Goldberg. Thank you. God doesn't make mistakes. You are born and created in his image. He doesn't make mistakes. You are perfect the way that you are. So when he makes you a woman or makes you a man or a girl or a boy, you're not meant to change it. You can't change it. And it's. Honestly, it's a delusion. It's a sick and twisted, really serious form of gender dysphoria that needs to be treated. It's just very, very sad. But I thought that that was interesting that she said God doesn't make mistakes. And she also said, you know, God is watching how people treat trans people. I don't want trans people to be hurt or I don't want them to. To be, you know, attacked in any way. They are God's children. We're all God's children. I would never treat a trans person differently. I don't think that they should compete against women in sports. But I'm going to have. I'm going to give them grace. I'm going to show them grace. I think that they. Everyone deserves that. So, yeah. And I don't really know any conservatives who. I don't know anyone in my life who would treat someone differently because they're different. It's just sad. So, you know, I agree with Whoopi Goldberg. God doesn't make mistakes. But conservatives aren't as hateful as the left makes us out to be. Actually, it's liberals who are more hateful, I would say. And I. We're all. We are going to get into the scrolling part of the show where we, we have some more fun content and we're going to lighten the mood a little bit. But I do have a funny video for you. This is a. A comedian who is making fun of the liberals who got Teslas before Elon Musk was in the Trump camp. So they bought a Tesla. I know you've probably seen the articles and, and stuff on social media of certain celebrities saying goodbye to their Teslas. They can't have a Tesla because now it's, it's tainted again. They have TDS beyond belief. But this comedian is poking fun at that.
Jasmine
Yes, I am in the anti Elon Tesla club. I got all my stickers ready so everybody knows how much I hate American greatness. Bought this Tesla before Elon went crazy. I want to make sure everybody knows I do not support Elon's techno fascism.
Hailey Karenia
Guys, there are people who are really like this in real life. I'm serious. There are people who bought Teslas and they liked Tesla. Now they don't. They're either they're giving away their Tesla, they're selling it, or they're putting dumb stickers on it. Those are, those are real stickers. That comedian found those stickers somewhere. So liberals out there are putting them on their cars. It's insane. But this is also. We're just getting better and better and better. Like, I don't want you to. I don't want to end the show on a bad note. So we're going to keep getting better and funnier and funnier. So I have a few more videos for you left. I hope you all don't mind, but this was just incredible because this is a video I saw of a teacher who went from a public school to a private Christian school. And here's the difference. Watch this.
Unknown Speaker
America, America God shed his grace on me.
Hailey Karenia
What is that? Isn't that amazing? So this is what it said. It said, you go from a public school to a Christian private school and you are still in culture shock because the curriculum requires you to sing songs like this with your class. How am. How amazing. It's pro America. I remember seeing Singing America the Beautiful and, you know, the 50 nifty United States. Like all those songs in school, we said the Pledge of Allegiance, you know, we said the Pledge of Allegiance. We. I went to Catholic school in high school and we, we said prayers at the beginning of every class. Even I took Italian and we said the Hail Mary in Italian every day. You know, this is. This is American exceptionalism. This is great. This is what our schools should be. And here were some of the comments in. In the comment section that I just loved. They were really heartwarming. It said someone commented, omg, do they not allow this anymore? Saying it in public school music class when I was in elementary school and the teacher who created that video replied and said no. Teachers are very cautious when it comes to introducing anything that could come across as a religious bias. People get offended very easily these days. Sad, right? Yeah. You guys sang it in public school. I remember that. Do we need to play the Eagle Screech? I think we do. What better moment for the sound of freedom? It's amazing. Here were some other comments. It truly makes such a difference. My kids go to private Christian school and I can't tell you the number of times I have seen a teacher or an administrator stop, stop and pray with a kid that is having a rough day. The level of care and attention they receive is unbeatable. I know my kids are in good hands. It's nice to know that there are several other people praying for my children daily. It's amazing, truly. When I was in public school in the early 90s, we used to sing many different patriotic songs and do the Pledge Allegiance every day. You know, it's sad. I, I went to Catholic school and my Catholic school is closing. It's. It was one of the best experiences. I kind of went kicking and screaming. I didn't want to go because I, I was at public school and I had all my friends, but my mom and my aunt, they went to this all girl Catholic high school and I kind of knew that it was in the cards for me, like I was going and I didn't want to leave all my friends, but I did and I'm so glad that I did because the friends that I made at my high school are lifelong friends. They're so wonderful. And you know, it's sad to think that the girls who are there now are getting their experience cut short because people are sending their kids to, to Christian schools and Catholic schools a lot less. I think a lot of it has to do with the economy, but it's just sad to think that less kids are going to get this patriotic education and a good education. I, My high school was a college preparatory school and when I went to college I was very much prepared. You know, I felt, I felt very good. And yeah, it's just sad to see these schools closing. It's. It's not just mine. It's. It's happening all over the place and hopefully kids can get good educations, and they're not getting wokified and indoctrin. Indoctrinated. I just made up a word. Indoctrified. Indoctrinated in public schools now. It's just very sad. But, you know, I have a funny video for you. Yesterday we left off the show. You know, I said, this video is apolitical. My next two videos are apolitical. This is something that we. We can all get behind and laugh about. So I want to show you this one of a kid napping. Parents will understand you have to take a nap.
Parent
And then when you wake up, your reward is, we're gonna go outside and play. So take a nap, and then we'll go out. How was your nap?
Unknown Speaker
Birds.
Parent
Yeah, the birds are outside. I hear them, too. But you can't go outside until you take a nap. You have to get a long nap in. And then we go outside.
Hailey Karenia
His little snore noises.
Evita
Perfect.
Hailey Karenia
Perfect.
Parent
He says, what was that? No, that was not a nap.
Hailey Karenia
So people in the comments quickly turned into this kid's lawyer. Someone said, ma'am, we all witnessed two perfect naps. They were quick, but they were naps. His eyes were open, but they were naps. Someone, Rachel Williams, said in his defense, who can nap in jeans? And I agree, he's. No one can nap in jeans. That's not comfortable. That's no way to sleep.
Jasmine
Totally agree.
Hailey Karenia
You can't be napping in jeans. I also, on the topic of things that you should not do in jeans, have you ever seen RFK Jr. Working out in jeans? He works out in jeans. And if I ever have the opportunity to interview him, that's going to be my first question. How do you do that?
Jasmine
Who goes shirtless and with just jeans?
Hailey Karenia
Shirtless and jeans. That's what he does. I've seen him, like, chest pressing. Yeah, it's interesting. Anyway, I digress. The next comment. My client is not guilty and deserves his playtime. The duration of the nap was not stated by the plaintiff. Your honor, a nap is a nap. No, cap. Very true. She just said you have to nap. She didn't say how long. So he did his little. Shh. I can't even do the. I can't even do the noise. But the snoring is proof that my client reached REM sleep. Take him outside now. So I just thought that that was very cute. And I do have another. Another video in the same vein. A napping video. And I'm a cat lady. I'm a cat lady for J.D. vance. We're rare, but we're. We exist. Conservative cat ladies. But here is the video. There's a cat sleeping with his head on the Z. How perfect. His head is just resting on the Z keyboard. The Z on the keyboard and it's just going zzzz. So I just thought that that was cute. Thank you for tuning in. I will be back tomorrow, same time, same place. I hope you will join me, follow along with me at Haley Carania on X on ig, Tik Tok and Truth Social. I will be right back here rumble.com Haley and I'll see you tomorrow, Eagle.
Nightly Scroll with Hayley: Episode Summary
Episode Title: Mainstream Media Plots The Next Plandemic! (Ep.02)
Host: Hayley Caronia
Release Date: March 11, 2025
Hayley Caronia kicks off Episode 2 of Nightly Scroll by expressing her excitement and gratitude to the 10,000 live listeners from the previous night (00:00). She encourages listeners to invite friends to join the show, aiming to surpass last night's impressive turnout. Hayley briefly discusses feedback about the show's introductory eagle screech, jokingly suggesting that those who found it annoying might lean liberal.
Hayley marks the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, pondering whether it feels distant or recent to her audience (00:00). She reminisces about the stringent measures imposed during the pandemic, emphasizing how certain freedoms were curtailed, especially for unvaccinated individuals like herself.
Notable Quotes:
Hayley shares various images from the pandemic, highlighting the emotional and restrictive impact of lockdowns, mask mandates, and social distancing. She criticizes the Democratic and liberal approach to managing the pandemic, portraying it as an overreach that affected essential workers and personal freedoms.
Transitioning from COVID-19 reflections, Hayley delves into a controversy involving the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Foundation, revealing that children aged 11 and under were granted $312 million in small business loans during the pandemic (08:15). She expresses skepticism about the legitimacy of these loans, suggesting potential fraud and mishandling of taxpayer funds.
Notable Quotes:
Hayley highlights a tweet from DOGE addressing the loan situation, emphasizing the improbability of legitimate business arrangements for children. She speculates on the motives behind the controversy, linking it to Democratic efforts to undermine figures like Elon Musk, whom she portrays as combating corruption.
Hayley critiques the mainstream media's inconsistent coverage of measles outbreaks, comparing current reporting to past incidents. She presents statistics showing a significant decline in measles cases from the Trump to Biden administrations, suggesting media bias in highlighting crises only when politically convenient (16:34).
Notable Quotes:
Hayley reviews historical data from the CDC, illustrating a decrease in measles cases and deaths over recent years. She argues that the media inflates the severity of outbreaks to push specific political agendas, particularly during the Trump administration.
The discussion shifts to recent events in Congress, focusing on the censure of Congressman Al Green for his disruptive behavior during a joint session speech (23:42). Hayley criticizes the process as ineffective and politicized, highlighting attempts by Democratic Congresswomen to reciprocate censure against Republicans like Lauren Boebert.
Notable Quotes:
She underscores the partisan nature of these actions, portraying them as superficial attempts to address misconduct without achieving meaningful accountability.
Hayley reports on the ongoing efforts to rename Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House, describing the physical removal of the "BLM" signage using jackhammers (26:15). She criticizes this move as wasteful and symbolic of a broader shift away from virtue signaling.
Notable Quotes:
Hayley estimates the cost of the original BLM signage at $5 million, expressing frustration over the financial resources spent on such initiatives instead of addressing tangible issues.
Hayley discusses a recent episode of The View where host Whoopi Goldberg addressed the topic of transgender women in women's sports (28:58). She critiques Goldberg's statements, emphasizing biological differences between sexes and opposing transgender women competing in female sports categories.
Notable Quotes:
While Hayley aligns with Goldberg's acknowledgment of treating transgender individuals with grace, she firmly maintains that biological differences necessitate separate sports divisions. She portrays the conservative stance as compassionate yet firm against what she perceives as misinformation from the left.
Shifting to a lighter tone, Hayley shares humorous videos depicting parents navigating naptime with children (39:06). She juxtaposes these with a commentary on the differences between public and Christian private schools, advocating for the integration of patriotic education and religious elements in the curriculum.
Notable Quotes:
Hayley nostalgically recalls her own experiences in Catholic school, praising the sense of community and disciplined education while lamenting the decline of such institutions.
Hayley concludes the episode with additional humorous content, including a comedian mocking liberals' relationship with Tesla and a cat napping on a keyboard (33:30; 39:42). She reiterates her commitment to balancing serious political discourse with entertaining segments, aiming to leave listeners on a positive note.
Notable Quotes:
Hayley encourages listeners to follow her across various social media platforms, fostering community engagement beyond the podcast.
Conclusion In this episode of Nightly Scroll, Hayley Caronia provides a robust critique of mainstream media's handling of health crises, government overreach during the COVID-19 pandemic, and ongoing political controversies. She intertwines serious analysis with humor and personal anecdotes, aiming to resonate with her conservative audience while challenging liberal narratives. Notable segments include discussions on the DOGE Foundation loans, measles outbreak reporting discrepancies, congressional censure practices, and cultural debates surrounding transgender athletes. The episode concludes with lighter content, reinforcing Hayley's intent to educate and entertain her listeners.
Hayley Caronia (02:35): "These pictures are, you know, worth a thousand curse words, in my opinion."
Hayley Caronia (04:50): "This was insane. This was not normal at all."
Hayley Caronia (07:50): "It smells like fraud to me. I don't know about you guys, but to me, this seems pretty fishy."
Hayley Caronia (08:55): "When you have people, you know, saying that Elon Musk is evil and all this stuff, he's, he's rooting out corruption."
Hayley Caronia (17:13): "Why do you think the media didn't cover it? Because I didn't hear about it. I didn't hear squat about measles until Trump got in office."
Hayley Caronia (16:34): "So can you get measles if you've been vaccinated? Do you need a booster? What to know."
Hayley Caronia (24:54): "Censuring means nothing. It does nothing. It's like letting the record show that this person was a menace."
Hayley Caronia (30:54): "God doesn't make mistakes. You are born and created in his image."
Hayley Caronia (39:42): "Everyone deserves that. So, yeah."
Note: Timestamps correspond to the original transcript and provide context for each quote within the episode.