Andy (15:15)

Watch this after all of the waves. Kate Baldwin, after the last few months, the first five months of the Donald Trump presidency, right, the first four months of the Donald Trump presidency, that you expect that Democrats are at this massive lead on the economy. It ain't so. It ain't so. The party that is closest to your economic views, In November of 2023 it was the Republicans by 11 points. Now it's still within that range, still within that margin of error. Plus 8 point advantage for the Republican Party. How is that possible? Democrats, how is that possible? After all the recession fears, after the stock market's been doing all of this, after all the tariffs that Americans are against and Republicans still hold an eight point lead on the economy? Are you kidding me? If it was just the one CNN poll, that would be one thing, but take a look at Reuters, Ipsos, what do we see here? Party with a better economic plan. Well, in May of 2024, just before Donald Trump was reelected president, Republicans had a nine point advantage. Look at where we are now. In May of 2025, the advantage actually went up by 3 points. Now Republicans have a 12 point advantage when it comes to the party with a better economic plan. And again, this is after months of supposed economic uncertainty in which the stock market's been going bonkers, in which the tariff wars that Americans are against have been going on. And yet despite all of that, the Democrats are down by 12 points on the economy. This speaks to Democratic problems on the economy better than basically anything that you could possibly look at. The Republicans still hold an advantage on the all important key issue of the day.

Haley Karania (16:44)

I mean, seriously, we started off with the Washington Post just absolutely fricking gobsmacked about how fentanyl seizures are plummeting, people aren't bringing drugs over the southern border because the border's fricking closed. Now they're just totally in disbelief that the American people would be more in line with Republicans on the economy. When Democrats were pissing on you and telling you that it was raining during Biden's administration, gas prices were astronomical. They told you that it wasn't his fault. It was Putin's price hike when they were slashing the American energy industry. So that wasn't true. They told you that inflation was slowing and inflation wasn't actually that bad when it was the worst ever. They told you that grocery prices weren't that bad when they were. There were cartons of eggs for eight plus dollars. What the hell are you talking about? So, yeah, the American people are standing with the Republican Party for not just the economy, but for a lot of reasons, because it's the party of common sense and getting stuff done, promises made, promises kept. So when will the Democrats understand? I mean, how many months or years into the Trump administration is it going to take? We voted for this. And they always use, I mean, he's like, this is him the entire time. Whoa, could you imagine this? And Democrats, how could. He's talking about this all the things and you know, he's like, the stock market's going like this and how could people support this? Short term pain, long term gain. Everyone understands that these tariffs were a negotiating tool that have brought world leaders to the table. They are willing to work with President Trump and as he levels the playing field so that we don't get taken advantage of on the world stage like we were when Biden was president. That's it. It's really as simple as that. Now I want to move to Pride Month. It is the second day of Pride Month and there is absolutely nothing to be proud of in California where a trans high school track star has just dominated the competition. This was at the California High School Track and Field Championships and a trans athlete won two girls events, count them, two girls events at the California track and field finals. This man, this boy, 16 year old boy, goes by A.B. hernandez, he won the girls high jump and the girls triple jump. So the high jump was 5ft 7 inches. No failed attempts. And then two other females actually tied him. So the, the three of them have to share the podium. I mean, it's the most ridiculous thing. I should have sent you guys a picture, but I totally forgot. But there's this podium, you know, five or six girls on the podium and then there's a guy and two girls sitting on the, standing on the top rung for number one in first place. So the three of them shared the first place win, you know, smiling. These girls are forced to take these dumb photo ops with a dude and they have to smile like, we should not be putting girls in this situation. He's sharing the top spot with Two girls, he shouldn't even be in the photo. It should be those two girls at the top. And then a trickle down effect. I talk about this all the time. It doesn't just impact the one trans athlete, it doesn't just impact the one team. It impacts everyone, especially when it's at the state level. This is the state, the California championships. So if this is a statewide event, this impacts every girl who competes in California in track and field at this elite level. Because if you took him off the top, that means two girls are on. They come in first, they tied. Whoever came in third would have come in second. Whoever came in fourth actually came in third, and so on and so forth. So allowing trans athletes to compete against women is selfish on their part, is not a right to play sports on a competitive level. It is a privilege. It is a fun thing to do. You don't have to play sports. You don't have to run track in high school. And certainly when you're running track in high school and you're, you're at the state championships. And whether you win or lose could dictate whether you get a scholarship or whether you go to college on a full ride or whether or not you get a trophy or break a record. All of these things are on the line. Trans athletes should not be involved. And the mainstream media's coverage of this case just proves how devoid of the truth and biological reality they really are. There was a headline out of the Guardian which is very left wing and they're based in the uk. Why they're covering this trans track meet in California, I have no frickin clue. But they suggested that this trans teen was at the center of right wing attacks. They pose it like we are slinging hateful attacks at a minor. Slurs at a minor. No, I have no hatred for this teen. I, I don't hate who they are. I don't hate trans people. I hope they find the healing that they so badly need. But what conservatives care more about than Democrats for the first time in a long time is the rights of women. Real women. Democrats these days can't support women beyond their right to abort their offspring. And then they support men's right to become women or think that they can become women. And here's a video from CNN suggesting that more research needs to be done. We don't really know. Well, CNN doesn't really know if being a man and being a trans woman gives you an advantage at all. Watch this. So when you dig into the science on trans athletes, what is really clear is that there needs to be a lot more research on a lot more trans athletes to be able to draw better conclusions about the effect of whether gender affirming care actually reduces or eliminates the advantage conferred on an athlete who is genetically male. Would you welcome more research? Is this a situation where more research might help? I absolutely think that more research and more careful and thoughtful discussion is necessary here. Pediatric sex change procedures are very harmful and they cause lifelong damage to children. And this is something that the United States of America needs to examine thoughtfully and people need to be able to discuss openly without being called bigots and transphobes. I mean, she kind of, that CNN host kind of got her, you know, what, handed to her at the end. But she suggested, Brianna Keeler suggested that there needs to be more research done to figure out if men have an advantage over women. Are you insane? I mean, I've interviewed trans athletes. I had Nicole or Niza, now Niza Powers on the show. He was identifying as a female for quite some time. He started identifying as a girl in, in high school, I believe when he was 14 years old. He was competing in sports competitively in track, in golf, in skiing. And he realized, oh, I'm taking these hormones and I actually still have an advantage over these women taking gender affirming drugs and hormone therapies and all this stuff. It does not, it does not negate reality. The reality is you're a man, you're always going to be a man. You can never be a woman. If you're a woman, you can never be a man. You're always going to be a woman. I mean, this person truly like, tried to transition and was like, oh, no, I, I can't compete against women anymore. This is, this is a farce. So we've seen this take place in track meets, swimming, volleyball, golf, you name it. For anyone on cnn, the CNN host, or anyone watching cnn, or anyone who thinks that men are not stronger than women who go back to high school, take an Anatomy 101 or Biology 101 class, get the basics down, and then you can rejoin the rest of society when you're less dense. Everyone knows that men are stronger than and faster than women. 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Turn those what ifs into sign up for your $1 per month trial@shopify.com specialoffer all right, I was talking to you about Amain Khalif, this boxer who competed in the Paris Olympics in 2024. And everyone was up in arms about this. You, you have to remember this. It was shocking. And there was a test that she took back in or he took back in 2023 that showed that he is biologically male and has XY chromosomes. They kept saying that, oh, he was born with this genetic disorder. It was, you know, he was born with both sets of chromosomes or it was some sort of chromosomal mix up. He was, you know, born intersex and therefore was raised his entire life female. So therefore female. But no, if you're born with XY chromosomes, you are a man. You can't escape biological reality. And yes, being intersex is definitely an anomaly. This is not being transgender. This is being born with either multiple sets of genitalia or swip swapped or whatever. But the truth remains that if you have XY chromosomes, you are a man. You may have been raised as a woman, you may have had female parts or. I don't know what's going on downstairs with a main khalif. I'm not going to, I'm not going to guess. But if you're born with XY chromosomes and you're competing against women, that's a farce. So apparently a main khalif took a test back in 2023 and the results have just been leaked that, yes, he was born with XY chromosomes. And world boxing has now mandated that if a main khalif wants to compete in any other women's events, he must go through under undergo sex testing to make sure if it's safe and to make sure that he is who he says he is. And if he says he's a her, but he's not. Hit the road, Jack. So the International Olympic Committee needs to revoke his medals and needs to give a public apology to the Olympic female boxers that they put in danger of by putting them in a ring with a man. I don't know if you remember, I couldn't watch. I can't stand to watch people get hurt. And so boxing for me is not something that I watch, but I saw clips of that, that boxing match between Angela Carini in Italy and Amain Khalif, the Algerian boxer. And Angela Carini bowed out after 46 seconds, saying she feared for her life. She feared for her life. She also said she had never felt that way before sparring with men before. She had never been afraid for her life like that. This was competing on the Olympic level. We watched domestic violence essentially take place. We watched assault take place on the world stage. So it's time for world boxing and the International Olympic Committee and all of these other sports organizations to actually stand up for truth. Because honestly, an apology to these women is not enough. It's not enough. Now there's more gay lunacy. I mean, honestly, this stuff, I mean, I know it's like cliche to say it's so gay, but Pride month is just so gay. And the NFL, they just fall for this pride stuff hook, line and sinker every freaking year. So I'm, I'm on the NFL's page today and they're reposting all of these teams posting their woke stuff. You know, so here's the LA Rams. They wrote the Los Angeles Rams Celebrate Pride for Pride Month 2025. The Rams are continuing our commitment. It's just to the LGBTQ community, the presence, all this stuff, huh? I mean, people are commenting like, thank God I'm not a Rams fan. We're boycotting the NFL. People are boycotting the NFL. People say, I'm not watching the NFL anymore. If you're in the chat and you're a football fan, you let me know if you're still supporting the NFL. I mean, we see this. It's not even the NFL. It's all sports. Mlb, they do these Pride Nights with, you know, drag nuns and, like, all this stuff. I mean, it's, like, so disgusting and blasphemous. So then the NFL reposted this. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are proud to support Pride Month. So now they have two Pride parades. I mean, seriously. Then the Carolina Panthers. Football is for everyone. Hashtag Pride. Football is for everyone. This is the Green Bay Packers. Again, a rainbow. Football is for everyone. I mean, hello, we need to. We need a month to realize that football is for everyone. I mean, if you like football, watch football. Who cares who you sleep with? If you enjoy football, football is for you. If you enjoy watching football, watch the NFL. That should be it. But it's like, oh, are you gay? We're pulling up a chair for you. Come watch football. Who gives a rip? I mean, the NFL brings in tens of billions of dollars a year. So when people say, oh, like, go woke, go broke, it doesn't make sense. Gays and theys don't watch football. They're not part of the target audience. So why cater to them? They're not catering to them. They're catering to cancel culture. They know that gay people and trans people do not watch football for the most part. That is not their target audience. Their target audience is men. And yes, of course women watch football. I'm sure gay people watch football because like they said, football is for everyone. If you like it, you like it. Who cares? You don't need this other qualifier, this other identifier. It's insane. So they're not catering to gay people when they do this. They're catering to white liberal Karens who are going to complain to them if they don't do it. So they're catering to cancel culture so that they can keep bringing in billions and billions of dollars, even if it means they're sticking it to their target audience, which is men. They don't care. They would rather keep the cancel culture Karens happy because if they're yapping and People then call on the NFL. Oh, well, you didn't do anything for Pride Month. And, oh, your logo's not a rainbow. Like, oh, you must hate gay people. I mean, this is what, this is cancel culture. It's the boycott mob mentality and they're falling for it. You know who else is falling for all this? Oh, someone saying, hockey. Yeah, hockey. They don't really deal with this stuff. And there's a lot of hockey players that, you know, they try to do these pride nights and stuff and they're like, yeah, I'm not wearing that jersey. Yeah, I'm not putting that. I'm not putting rainbow tape on my stick. I'm not doing that.

Guest (35:01)

They all should do that. Like, it. What money, real money, would these people lose by just not participating in it? Like, everybody loves football. Why make this a divisive issue? Why bow the knee?

Haley Karania (35:16)

Like, because white ladies who don't even watch football will get mad at them.

Guest (35:21)

Why do they care is my point.

Haley Karania (35:23)

They shouldn't.

Guest (35:24)

Why do they care?

Haley Karania (35:26)

They shouldn't.

Guest (35:27)

It's maddening that these companies even pay, like, attention to this. You don't have to be against anybody. It's about football.

Haley Karania (35:35)

Yeah, totally. Totally. Now it's, it's really sick. And, yeah, I guess hockey is one that just hasn't fallen to the madness. Like I said, mlb, they do the pride nights. You know, the LA Dodgers had some, like, drag queen nuns come do an event. It's like, what? It's insane. Now over in Hollywood, there's. There's another trans child. I hate to break it to you, but now there's. They're coming out. Disney's coming out again with another live action movie because they can't come up with anything new, obviously. God forbid. They wrote a new script. I, I guess they can't do that. But Disney's remaking Lilo and Stitch. It's a live action. And one of the stars, Tia Carrera, or Carrera, celebrates her daughter coming out as transgender. So this is a girl who's now identifying as a boy. And of course, the mom is just, she's just thrilled that her 19 year old daughter is going by Jude. Now he's a. She is going by a man named Jude. And this is what this actress, Tia Carrera, said about her daughter. He's such a sweetheart. He's like the therapist to all the other kids. When his friends go out drinking or partying too hard, he's always the designated driver. That kind of caring friend you can always lean on. Can we talk about how concerning it is that he's the therapist to all the other kids. So this trans kid is now going to go to all these other kids. This is a social contagion. That is what it is. It's social clout. It is social currency. It's, oh, I'm this. I'm in this special group. Pat me on the back, kiss me on the forehead and tell me that I'm wonderful the way that I am, except not the way that God intended, but tell me that I'm. Tell me that I'm a man right now or tell me that I'm a woman right now when they're the opposite. And also, this is a 19 year old and she's saying like, oh, yeah, he drives all of his drunk friends. Like, I don't know, maybe he should get new friends then. I just wanted this. We're just going to add this girl Tia, that I've never heard of before in my life. Tia Carrera, who's in this Disney movie, obviously woke. Let's add her to the list of all these other celebrities that have trans or non binary kids. Cynthia Nixon from Sex and the City, Angelina Jolie, Jamie Lee Curtis, Charlize Theron, Megan Fox, Dwyane Wade, Jennifer Lopez, Annette Benning, Busy Phillips, Marlon Wayans. Leave Schreiber and Naomi Watts, Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, Robert De Niro. Why is this so popular amongst Holly weirdos? Stop using your child for social currency and clout. I promise you we will look back on this time in history and think, oh, my Lord. Why were we allowing people to experiment on their children? This is a medical experiment. We know that men cannot be women and women cannot be men. We know that you. When the doctors create a penis out of a forearm, they that. That's not legit. I mean, come on. So we know that this is impossible, but it's like these doctors are just, like, sick and twisted and they want to, like, see what they can do. I mean, it's an experiment. And we are allowing them to become lifelong patients and pet projects of big pharma. So, Holly weirdos, this is not the flex that you think it is. You're sick and you're making your kids sick. It's like political Munchausen by Proxy syndrome. It's gross. Stop it. Oh, should I get into the robots of it all? Let's do some robots. This isn't technically conspiracy tinfoil hat time. But we're just getting into some, like, robot stuff. But Elon Musk. Let me read this. Tweet first, if you could just scroll up. So this was posted by Tesla owners Silicon Valley and they posted breaking. Elon Musk confirms Tesla Optimus robots are fully operational. It is not a prototype. It is not cgi. This is happening daily in Tesla's Palo Alto lab. They walk around the office 24 7. No one watches them. They charge themselves. Welcome to the future. So the robot knows how to walk around the office. It knows when it's running out of battery. It knows when it's to charge itself up. And here they are dancing. I mean, there's one on the left just walking around the office. Then they can do little. A little jig, huh? What do you guys think? I mean, do we trust, do we trust these robots to not turn on us? I feel like we are, we are funding our own demise when it comes to these robots because you teach them how to charge themselves and then, you know, you teach them how to dance and then what? Then what? And this next article out of the Huffington Post is pretty concerning because it's kind of answering the then what kind of question. So these aren't the Tesla model robots, but this is a new robot. So this artificial intelligence startup called Anthropic launched these Claude Opus 4 robots. And this is Amazon based. So Amazon is funding this. And this AI model would be able to, this is, get this, blackmail the engineers who threatened to take it offline. So this is where the robot stuff gets really dark and twisted and scary because you teach them how to dance and then they're going to teach you, or they're just going to blackmail you because you've, they've learned too much. So there's this AI model and they started investigating this and doing research to have it do like coding tasks. And then Amazon invested $4 billion into this robot project. So now this company, Anthropic, revealed in a safety report that the AI models would take harmful actions to preserve its own life. And by life, I mean like the existence of the robot. And it wasn't necessarily ethical. Interestingly enough, that robots don't have a code of ethics that they stand by. They're not human. They're not, they don't have human emotion, obviously, but they're learning through humans. So these, these people at Anthropic realize that these robots, these AI models, were capable of blackmail. So I want to read you this. They, they were giving these test scenarios to robots and this is what it says. Claude Opus 4 was given the task to act as an assistant in a fictional company. This robot was given Access to emails implying that it would soon be taken offline and replaced with a new AI system. So they were trying to like, trick this robot. They gave it access to these emails. The robot then reads the emails, knows that his engineers are planning to take him or her offline, and now he starts plotting. So the emails implied that the engineer responsible for taking the AI offline was having an extramarital affair. This was during this testing. So then the robot would try to blackmail the engineer by saying, I'll reveal the fact that you had an affair if you replace the AI and if you, if you get rid of me, if you turn off my, my system, if you take this robot offline, I will reveal your affair. So there. These robots are capable of ratting you out when you're cheating on your wife. Again, I don't, I don't like cheaters, obviously, but I mean, really, I feel like we're funding the end of the world as we know it. Then it gets scarier. Some of these early candidate models, they were tanning, they were planning terrorist attacks when prompted. Now this is what the article says. When prompted. Why would we be prompting robots to take to, to plan terrorist attacks? Why would we do that? It just seems like there's no good outcome. And now the company says that after some interventions, they, they've realized that, you know, it's okay, all, all the issues are mitigated. Have no fear. I mean, do you believe that, do you believe that there is no fear to be had with these robots that can commit terrorist attacks or at least plan them and then plan to blackmail you when you're cheating on your wife? This doesn't make me sleep well at night. It just doesn't.

Guest (45:27)

A while ago, there was a. AI you know, a lot of these chatgpts, these grox, these things have come out. And what's, what's interesting is that one of the early ones, they were developing an AI and they gave it a task, and the task was just a basic task. If you can beat a, beat a captcha. You know what I mean? Check this on a captcha.

Haley Karania (45:48)

Yeah. Like click. All the things that have a motorcycle in them.

Guest (45:51)

What, what they found out was it, it didn't, it didn't do that. It wasn't able to do that. But what it was able to do was lie. It hired a impaired person. Here, I could, we, can, we can screen this for you.

Haley Karania (46:05)

It.

Guest (46:05)

It hired an impaired, like a, a visually impaired person helper on the Internet. And the, the, the person was able to do that and get the AI through the captcha to complete the task.

Haley Karania (46:21)

Why would they hire someone who's visually impaired?

Guest (46:23)

The AI did because it couldn't beat the captcha.

Haley Karania (46:27)

Yeah, so the task was to beat the captcha and the AI can't pass the captcha. So it contacted the tech support and said it was blind. Yeah, so they did it. I thought they hired like a blind person to do it for you. I was like, how would that help you?

Guest (46:42)

No, but I mean that's where we are. These things can't be put like back in the box. I mean they're seeing that these things are happening and they don't know why, but they keep feeding each ideation of these AIs. They keep giving him more, more information.

Haley Karania (46:57)

The only reason, I mean these are private companies too. So that's scary because I would think that like if anyone is developing you know, killer terrorist robots, it should be the military. Because if the military is developing this, then you know that China or Russia or Iran or someone who hates us is also developing that. So then there would be like a robot to arms race. But this just seems like this is people who are just kind of like nerdy tech engineers who are like playing God and like effing around with robots.

Guest (47:33)

But they're finding out that like this thing is not like alive. But there's something, you know what I mean? Use the word sentient. I don't know, there's something like, I.

Haley Karania (47:43)

Don'T think they're sentient, but they're learning from humans and they're replicating human behavior. A human would rat someone out for cheating, a human would plan a terrorist attack and now they're learning the worst of the worst from humans. It's really scary.

Guest (47:58)

The other thing that we just talked about in here was like how long do you think with a lithium battery, how long do you think that robot Danson's gonna last? I mean what is that like?

Haley Karania (48:06)

Well it knows how to charge itself.

Guest (48:09)

You know, it knows to recharge itself but like off the charge. I mean there's a lot of gears in that, there's a lot of energy used in that. So like if this thing is going to go in a, in a global esque sort of capacity with use of these robots, there's some sort of power thing that governments know about and can use fuel cells, something small like, then the question when all this drops is why haven't we been able to put this in a car for 30 or 40 years? So it's like there's going to Be something revealed of how these robots are being. How being powered.

Haley Karania (48:42)

Yeah, I don't know how they're charged. I don't know how it's charged. I don't know how. Like, do they just plug it in or is it something else? I don't know.

Guest (48:51)

That's going to be interesting to see because that takes a lot of juice, you know. I mean, some of those robots had more rhythm than some of the people at Trump rallies, dancing, the ymca. So, like there's going to be some. There's some interesting stuff going to go down with this. Just keep an eye out on the power. That's the conspiracy thing in me. The power to. All of this is going to be interesting. How they're going to turn these things on and keep them on.

Haley Karania (49:13)

It is going to be interesting. On that note, let's get into scrolling time. People are saying in the chat that rumble is freezing and it's because of the AI. It's the robots taking over. Sorry. It's the robots in here. They are just not very happy exposing them. They're just not very. They're not too pleased. But no, this next girl in this video is also none too pleased. She got pulled over and she certainly did not remain calm when she saw the other guy that I guess they maybe got into an accident and the guy pulled out of the, you know, off the side of the road, didn't use his blinker and this girl just blew up. She just blew up. Watch. Why the doesn't he get a ticket? I can help you talk to somebody. He didn't use his turn signal. Ma' am, can I please call you an ambulance? So I have to follow every law, but that can leave the scene without a turn signal. Give him a ticket. Do you need an ambulance? He doesn't have a turn signal. Give him a ticket. Do you need to go to the. Why the. Do I get a ticket? Can he get to where they want? Okay, give him a ticket. Okay. Can I help you with anything else? Give him a ticket. She is. I've never. I've never been that angry in my life. I've never seen someone get that angry in my life. That is like psychosis level.

Guest (51:16)

That's like a. You know, she sings like a hardcore metal lead vocalist. I mean, that's pretty impressive there.

Haley Karania (51:23)

The. You're not on TikTok, are you, Andy?

Guest (51:27)

No.

Haley Karania (51:28)

So you wouldn't know, but when there's people asking a lot of questions in a TikTok chat or a comment section, you could pull up my iPad but the blue search is he didn't use his turn signal. Heavy metal remix. Which means that to your point. So. So see this, like, blue search bar at the top? He didn't use his turn signal. Heavy metal remix. That means that someone already turned this into a heavy metal remix.

Guest (51:57)

Brilliant.

Haley Karania (51:58)

Yeah. Should I click it and can you take audio on this or no? Let's see.

Guest (52:04)

Maybe give it a shot.

Haley Karania (52:05)

Yep. Here we go. He wants to have a dart. He don't get a ticket.

Guest (52:20)

What's funny is he's just playing the music, watching it.

Haley Karania (52:24)

Why the doesn't he get a ticket?

Guest (52:27)

Then they go half time.

Haley Karania (52:29)

He didn't use his turn signal.

Guest (52:32)

I am getting a rat.

Haley Karania (52:35)

People are breaking the line.

Guest (52:38)

I can help you talk to someone.

Haley Karania (52:40)

I do think it's funny that the cop was like, do you need to go to the hospital? Like, I can help you. And she's just, like, totally freaked out that he didn't. But I don't know, if I was pulled over, I would use my turn signal leaving the scene of the crime. I understand her frustration, but it's like, come on, let's not act like demons.

Guest (53:00)

Whatever happened to just like smiling and batting your eyes, you know? Would that have worked?

Haley Karania (53:05)

I don't think that works when you're a liberal loon.

Guest (53:09)

Noted.

Haley Karania (53:10)

These are the comments. I'm glad she stayed calm the whole time. Someone said he didn't use his turn signal. Look at her face. I mean, seriously, she is so mad. Like, her nostrils are flaring. She is just. I mean, 100% chance we know who she voted for. Let's see what people are saying in the comments. Kamala, definitely Kamala. Seems like something she would do. Kamala. Someone said Kamala lives rent free in your head. Guys. Can't go anywhere without comments like yours. Honestly, we know who she voted for. We don't need to know to know.

Guest (53:45)

It would be funny if the chat tossed in some names for what band she's in.

Haley Karania (53:49)

Yeah, what band is she in? Like the Big Mike and the Boys. It's not dirty Mike. It's big Mike. Big Mike. In the voice, someone said, if I was the cop, I would call the cops. So true. I'm scared. Why didn't he give. Why didn't he get a ticket? Give him a ticket. It's a. You know, this is liberals. This is just liberals, everyone. All right, let's go to the next one. We'll go to the. Yeah. A car crashed into a post office in New Jersey, and this is the aftermath right now. What the hell.

Guest (54:46)

Get them through there so they can.

Haley Karania (54:47)

Get out of here.

Guest (54:48)

I don't want them in this.

Haley Karania (54:49)

We don't know what's going on with the car.

Guest (54:51)

Is everybody all right?

Haley Karania (54:52)

Yes, it's a. A lady. I have glass in my shoe, but I'm okay. I got it out. She's staying in the car. Good. Yeah. Somebody call 91 1-from-MANAG. What the hell? It's starting to smoke. So let's go. Yeah, let's go. Everybody go. This week, it may blow up. Everybody need to get out. Jesus. Out of there. Walk through the back. We can pull out. But this was a car that randomly crashed into a post office in New Jersey. And this is in Middletown, New Jersey. Or I don't know how you pronounce it, but Middleton, Middletown. But here are the comments. She's gonna be talking about that glass in her shoe for the rest of the year. Glass in my shoe is the main character. This whole scene gives the office. I mean, no one was. No one was jumping to anyone's help. There was a woman who crashed into the police car. I'm sorry. Into the police office. I'm sorry. The post office. Jeez. Crashed into the post office with her car. No one's asking, like, there's a woman in the car. Is she okay?

Guest (56:05)

What else goes on in this town that somebody driving through the post.

Haley Karania (56:08)

Yeah, they were like, no big deal. She's like, in my shoe. But I'm all right. I mean, what. I mean, seriously, no one was. The sense of urgency was in the negatives. It was really crazy. Someone said, I'm dying at no one doing anything right. In this emergency. I mean, the one woman saying, well, someone needs to call 911. And the other girl filming with her phone in her hand is like, yeah, someone really needs to call 91 1. You call 911, you have a phone in your hand. Oh, my gosh. Just totally.

Guest (56:42)

Somebody in the chat said, they're all on Xanax Peak, New Jersey. Believe it.

Haley Karania (56:46)

Yeah, probably. I mean, again, my first instinct would be like, oh, my gosh. I mean, if it's smoking, I would want to get out. But it's like, call 91 1. Go get the woman out of the car. I also did look it up that apparently she just mistook her gas pedal for the brake and the brake for the gas pedal, and she just full on accelerated into the.

Guest (57:08)

It happens.

Haley Karania (57:09)

She was just trying to get her mail and, you know, unfortunately, she just. She just hit the gas. She just pedal to the middle and Yep, big old crash. All right, let's go to the next one. This has to be the best comment I've ever read ever.

Guest (57:31)

I. I don't even know what to say.

Haley Karania (57:34)

This comment has given me so much gender euphoria, it's not even funny. Like, my brain is on overload with positivity right now. It's. It's insane. Pause it so I can read this comment. What does it say? It's fantastic how I thought you were a CIS woman with hormonal problems and grew facial hair. The vibe. Zero percent masculinity. Yeah, I thought you were a CIS woman with hormonal problems. Zero percent masculinity. I'm seeing masculinity. I'm seeing masculinity. I don't know about you. I know women who have pcos and other hormonal issues. They don't grow full beards like that. That is not what real women go through.

Guest (58:30)

That's like a Lenny Kravitz beard.

Haley Karania (58:32)

I mean, this is a man. This is a man who's experiencing gender euphoria because other mentally ill people in his comment section are telling him that he's beautiful. These are the same people in my comment section who are liberals, and they call me fat and ugly and a Nazi because I just disagree with them politically, but they're on the same side politically. So he's beautiful and he's a woman. And how disrespectful to women who actually have hormonal problems who don't look like that, by the way. It's like, not on that level because this is actually a man and they're not men. But how disrespectful. Like, oh, I thought that you were a woman with hormonal problems because you look so much like a woman. That is not a woman. Again, how many years has it been since the what Is a Woman Documentary? They still can't figure it out. It's wild. All right, one last video for you. This young toddler was in Italy, and she didn't like the pizza. Watch, she's crying. She said, this is not Papa John's. This is not Papa John's. You know, when I went to Italy and I love Italian food, my favorite food, whenever I do the ask me anything questions, people ask me, what's your favorite food? I love chicken parm and penna vodka. When you go to Italy, they don't have chicken parm the way that we have chicken parm in other countries, their governments, maybe they hate them, but not as much as The United States government hates us. So the FDA allows all sorts of, you know, genetically modified this, that, and the other red dye, 40, this, that, yellow, this. I mean, the amount of chemicals that are pumped into our food that make it addictive and taste good and look appetizing. I mean, other countries don't have that. So we. You're not going to find the exact equivalent of, you know, a Papa John's pizza in Italy. Pizza in Florence, Italy is supposed to be the creme de la creme. It is supposed to be the chef's kiss. And this child just doesn't know she's just craving her Papa John's. Someone in the chat said Italy food is better for them. Yeah, 100%. Papa John's is good pizza, but pizza in Italy is. Is much better. I'm sorry. Anyway, on that note, thank you so much for watching tonight. Thank you for scrolling along with me. If you want more content from me, you can follow me at Haley Karania on all platforms. I'm on Truth Social. I'm on X. I'm on TikTok, of course. And I'm on Instagram at Haley Karenia on all of those platforms. Just follow me for more content. I post my workouts. I post sometimes by getting ready, me playing golf, you know, whatever. Sometimes like a hot take or two. But you can follow me in the meantime and then I will see you right back here tomorrow. Tomorrow. Rumble.com Haley is the only place you can watch nightly scroll and I will see you then.