More Beck Family Sex Scandals! - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 288)

Summary

Scrolling with Hayley — Episode 288

Title: More Beck Family Sex Scandals!
Host: Hayley Carania
Date: April 29, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this episode, Hayley Carania delivers her trademark no-nonsense, unapologetically conservative take on several disturbing and controversial news stories making headlines. The main emphasis is on exposing underreported cases of female sexual predators, dissecting high-profile sex scandals (including those tied to the Beck family), and sharply criticizing California’s and the Biden administration’s approach to crime and border security. The episode also features viral moments from Capitol Hill, cultural commentary on gendered roles in sports and society, and some lighthearted viral videos towards the end. As always, Hayley’s tone is candid, blunt, and often darkly humorous.

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Main Discussion Points & Insights

1. Underreporting of Female Sexual Predators

[02:30]

• Hayley revisits her ongoing coverage of female sexual abuse, noting the prevalence is higher than most people assume:

  "A few weeks ago I covered the concerning gap in coverage when it comes to female pedophiles... Is it just my algorithm or is it really that prevalent? And it is that prevalent. It seems like this never ending spigot of just horrible news."
  (Hayley Carania, 02:30)

• Cites the case of Haley Beck (Noah Beck’s sister), who as a teacher inappropriately groomed a male student. The victim’s parents were complicit by not reporting due to concerns about the son's sports record.

• Highlights that female predators are not arrested or covered as often, and male victims are less likely to be taken seriously:

  “The more I shine light on female predators, the better, because they're not covered nearly as much, they're not arrested nearly as much, and their victims are less likely to be taken seriously.”
  (Hayley Carania, 08:16)

• Shares additional recent arrests of female and male teachers engaging in sexual misconduct with minors (Texas, Florida, Nebraska cases), emphasizing the importance of vigilance:

  “Never, and I mean never, blindly trust the adults you leave your children around... It could be your own family."
  (Hayley Carania, 11:04)

2. California’s Legislation and Criminal Justice Critique

[16:35]

• Criticizes California for passing Senate Bill 145 (2020) and blocking tougher trafficking penalties:

  “I don't know why California Democrats are so freaking deranged that they bend the laws of, you know, what would keep children safe to just, I don't know, like appease the LGBTQ community. But it's really disgusting.”
  (Hayley Carania, 17:36)

• Describes the “elder parole” program allowing early parole for violent offenders, sharing a harrowing example of a man who raped a 5-year-old girl being released at 54.

• Shares emotional testimony from law enforcement about the failure of such policies:

  “You go from thinking you’re never gonna have to hear about this again ... and then now we’re not. Him going to prison ... didn't change that. If anything, he's worse.”
  (Sacramento law enforcement, 20:06)

• Highlights repeat offender “Cookie Monster,” using it as proof that rehabilitation is impossible for certain criminals and calling for longer sentences/asylums.

3. Sex Scandals and Law Enforcement Stories

[24:09]

• Covers the “Home Alone” house owner case—found dead after being charged with possession of child pornography:

  “The trash took itself out in this case and honestly I'd prefer that to having these sickos rot in prison on taxpayer dime. The sooner you get to rot in hell the better.”
  (Hayley Carania, 24:29)

• Further discusses the infiltration of dangerous criminals (including bizarre animal abuse) through gaps in immigration and border protocols.

4. Viral Political Moments on Capitol Hill

[29:08]

• Praises Rep. Brandon Gill for pointedly questioning pro-abortion activist Jessica Waters about specific abortion procedures:

  "Do you have a preferred method of abortion that you like?" (Brandon Gill, 29:21)
  “This is the subject of the hearing. This is about protests outside of abortion clinics. I'm asking you about abortion.” (Brandon Gill, 30:53)

• Highlights how many people don’t know what abortion procedures actually entail, stressing the importance of such public questioning:

  “There are people in this country who support abortion and they have no idea what they're supporting. And that's why these kinds of conversations are so important.”
  (Hayley Carania, 31:02)

• Cites Democratic Rep. Sri Thanadar’s viral pro-choice tweet, critiquing it as “evil” and reflective of a disregard for the unborn:

  “That's an evil thing to post. It's an evil thing to think. But you know that he typed that out and meant every word.”
  (Hayley Carania, 31:40)

5. Pop Culture & Gender Commentary: Sports and Cultural Norms

[37:41]

• Responds to “woke” questions about why there are no male “ring boys” and the sexualization of women in sports:

  “Why would anyone, why would a male dominated sport and a sport that men like to watch, why would they want to see ring boys?”
  (Hayley Carania, 39:15)

• Shares own experience with figure skating and the replacement of Islanders “Ice Girls” with a co-ed “Ice Crew” after #MeToo, criticizing the shift and lamenting the loss of feminine traditions in sports:

  “I would rather see hot girls in the ring... bring back hot girls.”
  (Hayley Carania, 41:32)

6. Social Media Oddities & Listener Stories

[44:08]

• Highlights fears of political profiling in healthcare settings, referencing a viral story about a man in ICU afraid to watch Fox News.
• Plays a nurse’s reply defending the professionalism of most caregivers, while admitting the existence of a few “bad apples.”

  “If you're one of those people who does work in healthcare and you feel entitled and you feel like you have the right to judge people and based on what they believe in, the shame on you, you shouldn't be in health care and eventually it's going to catch up with you and I hope you lose your license.”
  (Nurse, 45:06)

7. Race and Microaggressions

[47:08]

• Shares a social media clip of a white woman overthinking complimenting black women, fearing it’ll be perceived as a microaggression:

  “Everything has become so complicated now. Everything has become a damn think piece... compliments are compliments.”
  (Hayley Carania, 48:48)

• Criticizes overcorrection and leftist identity politics as alienating—“You live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”

8. Parenting and Indoctrination

[50:50]

• Plays TikTok from a mother proud her toddler “pretend burns down federal buildings” playing Antifa:

  “Congratulations. It's a school shooter.”
  (Hayley Carania, 51:12)
  “They're brainwashing children into being violent antifa thugs... very scary place we live in.”

9. Tech & Viral Videos

• Discusses awkwardness and potential dangers with self-driving “Waymo” cars, including a squirrel stuck on the navigation equipment for comic relief.
• Ends with a lighthearted viral video of a confused home baker misunderstanding pan instructions, reading through and laughing at social media comments.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• “Never, and I mean never, blindly trust the adults you leave your children around... It can be your own family.” (Hayley Carania, 11:04)
• “I don't know why California Democrats are so freaking deranged that they... bend the laws of, you know, what would keep children safe to just, I don't know, like appease the LGBTQ community.” (17:36)
• “You rape a child, you go to jail. And I don't, I don't understand why we'd be lowering the bonds of child rapists in any circumstance.” (13:54)
• “If you're one of those people who does work in healthcare and you feel entitled... the shame on you, you shouldn't be in health care and eventually it's going to catch up with you and I hope you lose your license.” (Nurse, 45:06)
• “I would rather see hot girls in the ring... bring back hot girls.” (41:32)
• “Congratulations. It's a school shooter.” (51:12)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [02:30] – Intro to Beck family scandal and discussion of female sexual predators
• [08:16] – Critique on underreporting female predators and society's attitudes
• [11:04] – Story of Florida substitute teacher and broader warning for parents
• [16:35] – California’s criminal justice system under fire
• [20:06] – Law enforcement testimony on harms of early release policies
• [24:09] – Home Alone house owner found dead after child abuse charges
• [29:08] – Rep. Brandon Gill's abortion committee grilling—memorable quotes
• [31:40] – Reaction to Rep. Thanadar’s pro-choice tweet
• [37:41] – Jake Paul, gender roles, and commentary on "ring boys"
• [44:08] – Viral ICU Fox News story and nurse’s perspective
• [47:08] – Microaggressions, race, and overcorrecting liberal behavior
• [50:50] – TikTok mom brags about Antifa play, Hayley reacts
• [52:55] – Self-driving Waymo vehicle viral moments
• [54:42] – Lighthearted viral baking fail, funny comments

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Tone & Final Thoughts

Throughout the episode, Hayley maintains a sharp, irreverent, and often darkly humorous tone. She is deeply critical of progressive policies, particularly those impacting law enforcement, criminal justice, social norms, and education. The show combines hard-hitting news analysis with pop culture riffs and internet oddities, aiming to inform and embolden conservative listeners.

Summary:
This packed episode explores both unsettling realities and viral absurdities, always with Hayley’s fiercely candid, conservative point of view. From exposing overlooked sex scandals and legislative failings to highlighting the culture wars raging online and in Congress, Hayley offers both outrage and comic relief, challenging listeners to stay engaged and critical in the face of societal chaos.

Transcript

[Haley Carania]

Thank you all for joining me on this Wednesday afternoon. This is scrolling with Haley and I'm Haley Carania. Make sure that you are subscribed if you haven't already. The Bongino Report channel, that's where you can watch Vince at 8am awesome show. That's where you can watch my show. Obviously, if you're already here at noon Monday through Friday noon Eastern time, Rumble is the only place you can watch this show live and scroll all the homies in the chat. Of course you can watch whenever you'd like. You can watch on Spotify or listen on your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcasts iHeartradio. Wherever you watch or listen, just make sure that you subscribe and you tell a friend. Some of the stories that I'm going to be covering today are disturbing. I will give you that. We don't do trigger warnings here, but I'm just letting you know it's a little more dark today and most people would scroll past these stories and these headlines because they don't want to hear about it or they don't want to think about it. And that's the exact reason why we need to talk about them. Because Newsom's California has passed multiple pieces of legislation that are slaps in the faces of victims. They are actively protecting pedophiles and releasing them back onto the streets. Then I will be praising Congressman Brandon Gill for his masterful trolling of a pro abortion activist on Capitol Hill. I'm sure you've all seen the video, but if you haven't, we're going to play it and we're going to react. And then Jake Paul's reaction to a reporter asking him about the lack of ring boys at fights will have you cracking up all of that and so much more. But first, I want to tell you about our sponsor for today's show, which is Blackout Coffee. 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So a few weeks ago I covered the concerning gap in coverage when it comes to female pedophiles. And what's crazy is that yesterday I'm putting together this show and I was starting to think, you know, is this really prevalent or is it just my algorithm? Because I do a lot of research on this topic and I'm passionate about this topic and you know, I've been researching it for previous shows. Is it just coming up on my feed because I'm looking for this stuff or is it really that prevalent? And it is that prevalent. I think it's a little bit of both. And it's just wild. Like I, I put together this show and then after I was done and I sent everything over to the guys, I mean, there's more stories coming up. It's just, it seems like this never ending spigot of just horrible news. And one story that dominated the headlines was the story of Haley Becky, who is the older sister of famous TikTok star turned actor Noah Beck. And unfortunately for Noah, I don't know, you know, what's going on with him, but he is involved in this one next video, which we're going to get to in a second. It seems like this is a unfortunate family affair, but to catch you up on all of this, Haley Beck's sister and an older teacher at the same school, we were grooming the same kid. She began grooming this male student before he turned 18. Haley Beck is, I don't know, she's like my age. She's 30. I think. She bought this kid gifts, drugs, alcohol. She changed his grades and attendance record for the better, all while engaging in illegal sexual behavior. And they sent together, you know, thousands of text messages back and forth. And Haley Beck admitted that what she was doing was like prostitution and it was wrong. And a crazy angle to that story is that because the student was sort of seemingly getting something out of this relationship, people were sort of not really taking it seriously. They weren't really taking him seriously as a victim. And I just have to remind everyone that if an adult is having sex with a child, it's wrong. Um, it doesn't matter what the circumstances are or if seemingly, you know, he's getting money or whatever, it's wrong. It's just wrong. Point blank, period. Other very disturbing aspect of that story is that the victim's parents knew that he was in this inappropriate relationship with a teacher, or at least they knew about one of them. He was in inappropriate sexual relationships with two teachers, female teachers. But the parents didn't want to do anything about it because they didn't want this to be on his record. They didn't want this to impact his college sports career and things like that. So very sad all around. But now it's coming out that the apple might not far too fall too far from the tree, apparently, because the Beck's mother is also a teacher and now she has been let go from her teaching job, which is wild. They, they, they are teachers in the same school district. So Amy Beck is the mom, Haley Beck is the daughter who is also having these, this inappropriate relationship with a child. And they work in the same school district. And now the school has placed Amy, the mother, on leave after this video has resurfaced. This is her son simulating a, an oral sex type situation with his mom. This is a video I haven't made my mind up. Should I keep it?

[Nurse]

Should I keep.

[Haley Carania]

I got big dogs. That is ain't no secret. This is a video that they willingly posted to social media. There's no defending that. There's no way to say that, oh, it was just a joke or oh, we didn't really mean it like that. I can't even really picture the conversation that led up to the filming of that video. Hey mom, this, this trend is going viral on TikTok. Would you do it with me? This is a pretty vile trend to do with anyone. Even if Noah Beck had done this with, you know, his age appropriate girlfriend or something, I would say that this isn't appropriate. But to do it with your mom is next level freaky and weird. And they again posted this to social media. So this video has now come to light. I think a lot of people are still, I don't know, they're, they're reading into this family a little closer than they did before, especially with this Haley Beck situation coming to light. Now they're, you know, they're researching and going back through old videos and it seems like this family is really weird. They have a weird relationship with each other. I think it's weird that the family thought that this was normal content to make together. And it makes me think that they probably have very abnormal views on sex and relationships. And I'm not insinuating that Haley Beck was a victim Personally of any abuse, I don't know and I don't know if she was abused at home or anything. And I. All I know is that what's going on in that house is not normal. And I also have a slew of headlines to share with you that I will warn. They are disturbing. But the more I shine light on female predators, the better because they're not covered nearly as much, they're not arrested nearly as much, and their victims are less likely to be taken seriously. So allow me to take it seriously. This is a student who was raped by their teacher. And this teacher was allegedly addicted to raping this child. This is a teacher in Los Angeles and she raped this 13 year old boy and called her victim crystal meth. She was so addicted to abusing that child that she vowed to leave her husband for the child. And she pleaded no contest to two counts of lewd acts with a child under the age of 14 and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. And you want to know how she reacted in court when she got that sentencing? She smiled and she laughed. Could you imagine smiling and laughing, being sentenced to 10 years in prison for child rape? And this woman had been a teacher for 25 years. So if she thinks that it's funny to go to jail for her crimes, I wonder if she's laughing at what she was able to get away with for so long. That's my first thought because there's nothing funny about this. Maybe she could be laughing just because she's mentally ill, but I think she's probably laughing and thinking back at all the students she probably did this to and never got caught. Here's another. This is a Texas substitute teacher who's been arrested. This is in llano, Texas. A 22 year old female substitute teacher was arrested for an improper relationship with a student. That improper relationship was reportedly carried out on social media platforms outside of regular school hours. So she has now been charged with a second degree felony and has thankfully been removed from that school's list of potential substitute teachers. She is being held on $150,000 bond. And I'm putting this photo up here because you can't tell by looking at a person. It's not always a creepy guy looking, you know, in a white van, like a rundown van. It's. It's not the guy that looks homeless or anything like that. It's. It could be anyone. I cover this to show you that anyone could be a victim and anyone can be a predator. And if you see this woman, you might not be Afraid right away you might not know that she has evil intentions. But boys are victims too. Women are pedophiles too. And the children are always, always, always the victim. So let these stories be a reminder to never, and I mean never, blindly trust the adults you leave your children around. Because it could be babysitters, tutors, guidance counselors, therapists, teachers, coaches, friends, parents, friends of older siblings, you know, your own family members. It can be your own family. So don't think that because you send your kid to Sunday school or a pricey private school or the best summer camp or any of that, or even if you homeschool that it can't happen to your kids. It can. And even if you love your kid's teacher, it could be them or the person who fills in when they're gone. This is another substitute teacher, this time 27 years old in Broward County, Florida. This guy was arrested for having an inappropriate relationship with a 16 or 17 year old student. And after class, he decided to ask for this teenager's phone number. He also wanted her Snapchat. He also wanted her to send him nude photos and videos. So after urging the student to trust him, you know, you know me, I'm a teacher, you know me around this school, he got her to trust him. He groomed her, got her to agree to see him outside of school, and then he raped her in his car, despite the victim saying no multiple times. And then the abuse continued. Back at school, he would try to rape her again in empty classrooms, prompting the student to alert school authorities. And after she did, an investigation was launched and the school found more than one victim. So he was ordered to never ever teach in any state ever again. However, here is his lawyer asking for his bond to be lowered.

[Nurse]

Watch attorney representing Smith asked in court

[Haley Carania]

for his bond to be lowered because of his job. Regarding bond, we'd be asking for 10,000 US to each count. He cannot post 25,000 and 35,000 respectively. He's been in South Florida for the last 25 years. He has his father, sister and brother here. He is a substitute teacher and a security officer in Broward county as well. Oh, okay. So he has a job, he has a security job, and he has his family in the area. So this guy who raped a child should just have a lower bond. I don't really understand the logic behind that. He has another security job to get to and you know, he's got family in the area, he's lived here for however many years. Who cares? I don't care how, how long I don't care if your family has the keys to the city, but. And if you built this town, I don't care. You rape a child, you go to jail. And I don't, I don't understand why we'd be lowering the bonds of child rapists in any circumstance. I don't understand the need for that. And these teachers, by the way, they don't have to put their hands on a child to carry out their sick fantasies. In this case, a Nebraska middle school teacher used AI to create his own csam. And what he was creating was apparently so disturbing that Google alerted authorities because Google saw what he was posting to his school affiliated work account. Then they found over 400 AI generated images of infants, children and teachers being abused. And guess what he was doing with those? What? What do you think he was doing with those photos? Well, he was pleasuring himself to them on school property. And while the school isn't aware of any students who were physical victims of his, he did run multiple after school clubs and programs. Like I said, these people will get access to kids by any means necessary. And a new study now shows that pornography users will become more attracted to obscene and violent content the more they watch whatever these people end up becoming desensitized to. That's, you know, they start watching something and then it's not enough for them and they have to up the ante. And in many cases, pornography use leads to the viewer wanting extreme content, including pedophilia. Watch this.

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

Porn has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I would say it probably goes back to the age of maybe around six or seven.

[Channel 4 News Reporter]

He's sharing his story to warn people what can happen when a porn addiction develops into something even more disturbing.

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

It got boring and I'd start looking for more niche things because they were new and novel and then eventually illegal material.

[Channel 4 News Reporter]

When he got to university, he found out about the Dark Web.

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

My housemate was talking about it. He, he said, it's where you buy drugs, guns, people's data, or extreme porn. And my ears pricked. I didn't do anything on it for about a month or two. But when I'd had an argument with someone and I really needed to feel better, that thought came back into my head. Having like an eight hour binging session of porn was nothing new for me by that point.

[Channel 4 News Reporter]

By his early to mid-20s, Bradley was dragged from his car and arrested.

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

I've often described it as the best and worst day of my life. It was scary, but it was also

[Channel 4 News Reporter]

A massive relief Bradley defending happened before AI became commonplace. But data shared exclusively with Channel 4 News reveals that more people are accessing help after viewing child sexual abuse content made with AI. In 2025, nearly three times more people contacted support services than the previous year. Bradley says he dreads to think what he could have done if he had access to it.

[Haley Carania]

So they're reporting that in the UK at least, these porn users are seeking help after seeking out child sexual abuse material. But how many do you think are willing to admit that they have a problem? How many of those do you think will justify this fetish is just something that they watch but they would never act on? And then how long do you think that that lasts? And yes, while more people are seeking help, that also means that more people are watching it. So again, those same questions stand. If more people are seeking out this deranged material, how many are left over that will never seek help? And that worries me because here in California, the state legislature passed a bill that would reduce the penalties for sex crimes against children. Back in 2020, they passed Senate Bill 145, and that would lessen the penalties for pedophiles who abused what they call willing same sex minors. So basically, if a gay man or a lesbian woman was found having sex with a willing minor, they may or may not be listed as a sex offender. Again, there's no such thing as a willing minor. This is someone who has been groomed. So I don't know why California Democrats are so freaking deranged that they, they bend the laws of, you know, what would keep children safe to just, I don't know, like appease the LGBTQ community. But it's really disgusting. And then last year, California Democrats blocked a bill that would make sex trafficking 16 and 17 year olds a felony. Imagine justifying human and sex trafficking and lessening the consequences of those crimes under any circumstances. It's really wild to think about. And I know that there are Republicans in the state legislature that are fighting this like hell. And I covered this. This was probably a year ago now. I remember covering this on the show because there was this one Republican in the state House and she was saying how disgusting this is and how can you possibly not treat the sex trafficking of a 16 year old the same that you would a 15 year old. Like really just depending on, I don't know, it could be a day apart, a 15 and a 16 year old. And, and what? We're, we're not going to protect the 16 and 7. It's just dumb. Not Only that California has an elder parole program where if you've committed a heinous crime, including sex crimes, and you are 50 years of age or older and you've already served 20 years of your sentence, you are eligible for parole. So a sex offender who raped a five year old girl and said that she was asking for it was granted elderly release. He's 54 years old. Elderly release again, 54 years old. That is not elderly. And that is someone who in my opinion is never going to be rehabilitated and is certainly young enough to reoffend. It's not like you're. Even if he was 88 years old, I don't care. Let him die there. So now the Sacramento Sheriff, Jim Cooper, as well as the two detectives who responded to that call of that five year old victim are sounding the alarm on this legislation and how damaging it is for victims. Watch this.

[Various News Reporters/Interviewees]

She sat on the bed and again, I could tell she was, she was wincing in pain. She was even holding her private part as she was wincing. And she told me that the suspect had intercourse with her. And you know, again, keep in mind, this is a five year old. Sorry, I have a five year old granddaughter. When we transported the victim to the hospital, her pain was so significant that officers had to carry her into the emergency room for the medical examination. You know, you go from thinking you're never gonna have to hear about this again. You did your job, the victim did an awesome job and we're done with this guy forever. And then now we're not him going to prison for till he's 50. It doesn't, didn't change that. If anything, he's worse. You know, he's living with a bunch of other monsters and now he's going to come out. You think he's going to be, you know, a great guy. Not going to happen. This doesn't make any sense to me that they'd have a program that would allow these predators back on the street.

[Haley Carania]

I encourage you to go watch that video. The Sacramento Police Department posted that. And I mean, it's just, it's horrible. I mean, I watched that yesterday and it made me cry because I was just thinking about the, this detective who responded to this and he's crying and it's just, it's so horrific. You think of these, you know, these brave men and women who go to respond to things like this and they, it's just, it's horrible. It's, it's horrible. And this is why keeping predators behind bars is key. Because these People will not be rehabilitated, they will reoffend. And this isn't just in, you know, kooky California. This is a sex offender known as Cookie Monster. And we have photos of Cookie Monster throughout the years. He's been known to authorities for the last 40 years. Most recently he snuck into a house, into the bed of a nine year old boy who proceeded to scream for his grandfather. And thankfully the grandfather heard his screams and was able to kick Cookie Monster out of their house. And the cops found him outside the house, house almost entirely naked aside from his socks. And they arrested him again. He was first arrested for first degree sexual assault in 1987, then again in 1999. Then he was supposed to be a, you know, on the registered sex offender list for life. But he violated the registry four more times. He was moving around and not reporting it. And was also convicted of indecent exposure three times and convicted of trespassing six times. So how many times does it take to realize that this person needs to be behind bars for the rest of their life? And if he's attempting to rape a nine year old boy, what is the purpose of allowing them out? What is the purpose if you assaulted someone in 1987 and then again in 1999 and then you've been trespassing and you've been held accountable and convicted of indecent exposure. I mean this person is clearly not well. So either open the asylums or put him in jail. But either way he does not need to be on the streets. Thankfully he is behind bars right now and his bond was set for over a million dollars. This next story at least has somewhat of a happy ending. The guy who lived in the iconic home, Home Alone House. You know the Home Alone Christmas movie Iconic with Macaulay Culkin. So the guy who lived in that house outside of Chicago was found guilty of being in possession of child sexual abuse material. But he was just found dead.

[Various News Reporters/Interviewees]

Listen, John Abenshine was found dead last night in the Derwin Mar Nature Preserve in Lake Forest. Last week he was charged with possessing child pornography.

[Haley Carania]

A.B.

[Various News Reporters/Interviewees]

and Sheen owned that home along that Home Alone house rather during the movies filming in the 1990s. An autopsy is scheduled for today.

[Haley Carania]

Bye took the trash out. So if he was found dead by any means, honestly, but it seems like it was self inflicted. The trash took itself out in this case and honestly I'd prefer that to having these sickos rot in prison on taxpayer dime. The sooner you get to rot in hell the better. And you know what's really Frustrating is the fact that we have sickos in this country who are, unfortunately, American citizens. And then you find out that thanks to Biden's open borders, we have even more sickos in this country that should have never been given access to our children. This one, although not accused of sexual assault against a child, is accused of eating one's face. So, again, thank you, Joe Biden. But last week, an illegal alien jumped out of the woods attempting to attack a young mother. Then the mother was fighting him. You know, he was trying to pull her hair and all this stuff. So he throws the mother down, and then he goes for her daughter, three years old, and bites her in the face. And the daughter was missing two teeth. Yeah. So the Biden administration granted this freak a student visa. And then while on that student visa, he was arrested at the University of Texas for felony assault, which, under any normal circumstances, if the administration followed immigration law, would warrant his deportation. But no, the Biden administration said that the felony assault at University of Texas wasn't bad enough for him to be deported. Oh, okay. He wasn't that bad of a person, according to Biden. He. He wasn't that bad. It wasn't that bad of a felony assault. So let him stay. So let him stay. He's in jail now because the adults are back in charge. His visa was revoked, and if he's ever released from jail, he will be deported. Unless, of course, Democrats are back in office at the time. Then I'm sure he'll be back on the street biting the faces of children and knocking their teeth out. But interestingly enough, ICE was involved in the arrest of an American citizen, an Illinois woman. And it was a joint effort with Homeland Security in Louisiana. Agents from all these agencies and the FBI, they all teamed up to arrest this woman who was paying for videos of monkeys being sexually abused. When I saw this come up on my feed, I thought to myself, there's no way. How can someone be this deranged? So. So Amanda Lee Forest, United States citizen from Illinois, paid thousands of dollars to have others make sexual torture videos involving adult and baby monkeys for people in deranged online chat groups known as Animal Crush Videos. They show real monkeys being burned alive and their genitals mutilated. She pleaded guilty on April 15th. And this is her. She's reminding me of someone. She's reminding me of someone. And I'm sure you all in the chat will know exactly who I'm talking about. She's like a cross between Carole Baskin and Hillary Clinton. This is, like, really Sick stuff I don't like. How do you even get involved in these chat rooms to know that there is a demand for videos like this? And, you know, just. It doesn't make it any better that monkeys are being abused rather than children, right? I mean, all abuse is, is horrible. And these poor animals, I mean, again, these are God's creatures and to abuse them in any way is deranged. And then the fact that there is a market for people who want to pay for this, like they. There's a demand for this kind of content, so people pay for it and then they get off to it. It's crazy. It's like it's so evil. You see stories like this and, and stories like all the ones that I've shared today, and it just makes you hyper aware of how evil the world is. But thanks to the FBI and HSI and ice, this woman is behind bars. I also want to say that I am grateful for Congressman Brandon Gill. I'm sure a lot of you have seen this video already, but he really shines in these hearings on Capitol Hill. I'm sure you've seen him go viral before, and yesterday was no different. The House Judiciary Subcommittee had a hearing on the Face act, and during this hearing, Gill questioned a pro abortion witness named Jessica Waters about her favorite method of abortion. Put her on the spot.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

Watts, you're an advocate for abortion, for abortion policy. What's your favorite type of abortion?

[Haley Carania]

I am an advocate for patients having access to the full realm of reproductive health care.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

But do you have a preferred method of abortion that you like?

[Haley Carania]

I do not.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

Let me read through a couple different methods and I want to get your take on how much you like these. The first type is called a suction abortion. This is when the cervix is dilated and a strong suction 29 times the power of a household vacuum cleaner, tears the baby's body apart and sucks it through the hose into a container. Do you prefer that method?

[Haley Carania]

I stand by my former testimony.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

That sounds kind of gross, doesn't it? Sounds pretty gruesome.

[Haley Carania]

Yeah.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

Do you agree? It does to me.

[Haley Carania]

I stand by how I answered your question fully and accurately.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

How about this one? It's called dilation and evacuation. Forceps are inserted into the uterus, grabbing and twisting the baby's body to dismember him or her. If the head is too large, it must be crushed in order to. To remove it. Do you prefer that method?

[Haley Carania]

I would prefer to talk about the reason the hearing was called and the

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

basis of my expert Testimony it's uncomfortable to hear. This isn't is. I think it is because it's barbaric and evil. How about this one? It's called the saline injection. It's when a 20% salt solution is injected through the mother's abdomen into the baby's amniotic fluid. The baby's skin is burned off, the baby ingests the solution and diesel of salt poisoning, dehydration and hemorrhaging of the brain. Do you prefer that method?

[Haley Carania]

I would prefer to talk about the subject of the hearing.

[Congressman Brandon Gill]

This is the subject of the hearing. This is about protests outside of abortion clinics. I'm asking you about abortion.

[Haley Carania]

Thank goodness for him. Seriously. Because I was going through comment sections on TikTok of this video of this interaction and so many people said oh I didn't even know that that's what abortion was. There are people in this country who support abortion and they have no idea what they're supporting. And that's why these kinds of conversations are so important because they are told by Democrats, they as in, you know, meek minded people, young people, maybe naive people, that abortion is health care and it's women's rights and it's all these things and it's none of those things, it's murder. So they have been told by Democrats that murder is okay, it is justified. And just, you know, let women do this, just let women do this thing, give them the power over their own bodies. And that's the thing. It's not their own body. It's completely separate DNA. Just because it's happening inside their body doesn't mean that they, that's not a full fully formed human being with its own set of DNA in the body. It is. So Congressman Sri. What's his name? Sri Thanadar. Thanadar. I literally every time I cover this freak of nature I don't know how to pronounce his name. You all know who I'm talking about. The guy that has Sharpie for eyebrows and he posted on X saying this, my favorite kind of abortion is the kind that's safe, legal, accessible and none of your damn business to regulate. And no amount of fear mongering by describing what goes on to a half ounce fetus with no consciousness, self awareness or a feeling of pain is going to change that. That is an evil thing to post. It's an evil thing to think. But you know that he typed that out and meant every word. That's sick. This is a sitting member of Congress saying that why would we have to regulate murder and why are you telling everyone how evil it is? Just. Just let women do it. They don't want people explaining the details of abortion because it is disgusting. You could see that woman in that hearing, Jessica Waters. I mean, she was squirming. She didn't want to answer those questions. She didn't want to pick her favorite abortion method because they're all barbaric. There is no favorite. And I think a lot of these women, they simply just support abortion on demand in the name of women's rights. They call it women's rights, and it's easy to support. Yes, yes, I'm for women's rights. I'm for women's reproductive freedom. And women can do whatever they want with their bodies. It's almost like a hands off, laissez faire, small government type take. Like, just do. It's your. Don't let the government get involved. Could you imagine if the government said no? Actually, like, murder's totally legal. You know, women just have the right to do whatever they want with their bodies, so therefore, like, go murder people. No one would really support that. Maybe Democrats. We're getting very close in some of these sanctuary cities to living like that. It's like we're one more, you know, Democrat president away from living in the fricking purge. If you've ever seen that movie where, you know, for 24 hours, all crime is legal in the United States of America, and then, you know, all hell breaks loose. This is basically like living in San Francisco. But anyway, I just. When I saw Congressman Sri saying that, you know, who cares about the pain that it's caused? Like, who cares how barbaric it is? They can't feel the pain. Babies and fetuses can hear music. And they are. They hear, and they recognize their mom's voice and their dad's voice. And depending on where they are in gestation, they are fully aware and they can feel pain. And when you rip them limb from limb, they're going to feel that pain. And it doesn't make it any less better. Even if they can't feel the pain. Like if someone is under anesthesia and the doctor decides to chop their leg off because they. That wasn't the plan, but. And they didn't consent to that. But, like, the doctor just chopped their leg off and ripped them limb from limb, would that be okay because they couldn't feel it? No. Like, they make the weirdest mental gymnastics in their head to try to make this make sense. And, you know, when he said no amount of fear mongering it's not fear mongering, it's the truth. No amount of fear mongering by describing what goes on to a half ounce fetus. Again, dehumanizing. Just because they're small doesn't mean they're not human. A half ounce fetus with no consciousness, self awareness or feeling of pain is going to change that. And I replied to this, and I said, imagine saying this to an expectant mother who suffered a miscarriage. Would you keep the language the same? Like, would you, would you say, well, no, it, that's fear mongering. Like, why are you sad? It's just a half ounce fetus. Oh, you lost your, your baby. It's okay. It was just a clump of cells. It was just a clump of cells that didn't feel any pain. So like, why are you sad? It's because pro choice activists and pro abortion activists, they place the value of human life on whether or not the mom wants it. And that's disgusting. It's truly disgusting. So I just wanted to say thank you to Congressman Brandon Gill. I saw Isabel Brown did a video on this and she said, we need 535 of these guys and we really do. The more, more people like Brandon Gill, he is certainly a rising star in the Republican party and I hope we see much more of him. Let's get into scrolling time. Some follow the noise. Bloomberg follows the money. Whether it's the funds for fueling AI or crypto's trillion dollar swings, there's a money side to every story. Get the money side of the story. Subscribe [e-mail]. All right, Jake Paul. How do you even describe Jake Paul? My goodness, Jake Paul just, you know, he went from A disgraced canceled YouTuber to kind of in Trump world or in, you know, Trump adjacent because of UFC and fighting and all this stuff. So what would you call him? A boxer. Now, is he a boxer or a fighter?

[Various News Reporters/Interviewees]

He's an entertainer.

[Haley Carania]

An entertainer. He's a little bit of everything. Right? He still does the YouTube videos and podcasts and things like that. So anyway, Jake Paul, he's a little bit of a lightning rod, but he was on the money right here. This is how Jake Paul responded to this reporter, is how we all feel like listening to these WOKE questions. And this is just probably a little taste of what Caroline Levitt deals with every day, which gives me all the more respect for her. But this is Jake Paul being asked by a WOKE reporter why there are no ring boys at fights. The projection of women in boxing and the issue or the, the, the theme about the ring girls in an all female fighting card and ring boys sexualization of women.

[Various News Reporters/Interviewees]

You want, do you want ring boys?

[Haley Carania]

Well, a couple of people have said that white don't have boys or none of any, any of them at all. I just wanna, I wanna bring to the attention, the conversation of it.

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

Thank you.

[Haley Carania]

Please, Jake, anybody wants to submit an application to be a ring boy to

[Bradley (Porn Addiction Story)]

mvp, send it to that young man,

[Haley Carania]

like, not even laughing, you know? Oh my gosh, that's Sydney Thomas, right? Someone said that. That's darts girl. I don't think that's. I thought Jackson Dart was dating Marissa A. I think you're getting your white blonde girls confused. They're both very hot though. Not all white Instagram baddies are the same. Okay, that's racist. So, yeah, this is crazy to me because why would anyone, why would a male dominated sport and a sport that men like to watch, why would they want to see ring boys? Why would they want to sing ring boys when you have Sydney. Her name is Sydney Thomas, right? Is that her name? You don't know? I think her name is Sydney Thomas. I, I might be making that up. Yeah. Sydney Thomas. I'm right. Yeah. Anyway, like, when you have Sydney Thomas as an option, why would you put anyone else there in the ring? I mean, honestly, the girl's gorgeous. Anyway, and I'm saying this as a woman, like, I would, I would rather see hot girls in the ring. It's sort of like cheerleaders. I don't know. You want to see hot girls cheering on the guys. This is just. I don't know. If it ain't broke, don't fix it then. This gets me annoyed too, because it gets me thinking. So you all know I used to figure skate when I was younger and I used to skate at the rink that the Islanders used to skate, skate at and practice at. So I used to go to Islanders games a lot. One of my friends growing up that I used to figure skate with, her dad had season tickets. We would go to Islanders games a lot. So we started going and one of my figure skating coaches was actually an Islanders ice girl. And if you don't know what that is, you know girls that perform, it's like halftime show kind of stuff. So one of my coaches was an ice girl and I looked up to her. I thought that was so cool. And, and it was just a bunch of girls, very talented figure skaters. They would do a little routine in the middle of the game and then, you know, they would wear, you know, the outfits, you know, sparkly outfits. And if you are a figure skater, you know that the outfits are normally form fitting, not because of some, like, you know, misogyny, blah, blah, blah, but because you can't really wear loose pants. And then your blade gets caught on pants and then it gets a safety thing. So you can't really have, like, things flowing off of you too much. So that's the same reason why, you know, when you're swimming for time, you don't wear, like, sweatpants in the pool. You wear something form fitting. But anyway, they replaced the Islanders Ice Girls with, like, some. I don't know what it's called. Like, something so gay. It's like the Ice Brigade or, like Ice Crew or something like that. And now it's co ed. They got rid of ice Girls in 2015. This is during, like, Me Too. So after the MeToo movement, there was no more Ice Girls. Now it's co ed and there's like, a bunch of guys and they wear these, like, unitard suits which no one wants to see ever. And they skate around in, like, these dumb blue suits and they have shovels. And I went to a game. I guess it was after they got rid of the Ice Girls and I saw the, you know, the Ice Brigade or whatever, and I just thought to myself, we've really lost the plot. Like the MeToo movement. I think they had good intentions and it really got away from them real quick. Now they're just blaming people for, you know, they're crying rape when it didn't happen. And then, oh, what is it? Ice Crew. Ice Crew. And why would anyone want to see that? Although that guy in the front, who does that look like? Bryson DeChambeau? No, I think it looks like, like, I think it looks like a Marco Rio. This is his other job. This is. This is Marco Rubio is going to be on the couch in his Ice Brigade shirt. Anyway, it just. It's so annoying because I'm a girl and I'm sitting here telling you I would rather see girls in the rink than I'd rather see girls in the ring. It's just ridiculous. Bring back hot girls. All right, I saw this tweet. I actually saw the post on TikTok before I saw the tweet, but I saw this tweet and this woman said that her dad was in the ICU and that he was afraid to watch Fox News Channel. She said my dad had been the ICU for eight days. He's afraid to turn on the TV because he said that if he watches Fox News or voices his opinion, he may not be safe. That's the world we live in today. And honestly, yeah, if I was in the hospital, I would not be talking about politics. I really, I really would not bring it up. And I would probably hope that the people that, you know, take an oath to, to, you know, to heal people and make them better wouldn't want to do harm to me because of my political affiliation. But I would not be bringing up politics. And I probably wouldn't be watching Fox News either. But that's just like a personal thing. But I don't know, I wouldn't feel safe either. And then a nurse responded to this. Watch this.

[Nurse]

So I was in a patient's room this morning and I was taking care of him and he was watching Fox News. He was watching coverage on the White House correspondence issue that happened last night. I was standing there for a few seconds and I was listening to what they were talking about and he turned it off. And I was like, oh, you don't have to turn off the tv. Like it's not bothering me. I don't care what you watch. And he took a minute like he was thinking of what to say and he was like, well, I have to be careful who sees me watching Fox News because I don't feel comfortable. He's like, I'm really vulnerable right now. I can't really get around and the last thing I want to do is piss off my caregivers. I just feel really sad like that These patients literally don't feel comfortable coming to the hospital because of other people's behavior. Those crazy ass nurses that were threatening people, I mean, that's like a handful of people out of millions of healthcare workers.

[Haley Carania]

And if you're one of those people

[Nurse]

who does work in healthcare and you feel entitled and you feel like you have the right to judge people and based on what they believe in, the shame on you, you shouldn't be in health care and eventually it's going to catch up with you and I hope you lose your license.

[Haley Carania]

So you hope that you have a nurse like that taking care of you. And she's right. I think there is probably a few bad apples and we see a lot of those on social media. And I'm sure that the majority of people who are caring for people don't care, but you never know who you're going to get. And I don't blame this guy for being in the icu. Very vulnerable, vulnerable, vulnerable, like he said for eight days and Being concerned about who is giving him care. Because we keep seeing, you know, in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination and other issues, other political issues, you know, with this temperature rising and rising and rising in this country and people feeling more bold to talk about what side they're on and how much they hate the other side. This is really a one sided issue. You know, normally it's someone on the left saying that they hate the person on the right, but. And they feel justified in doing that because it's sort of like trendy to hate conservatives and they sort of own culture, they own pop culture, they own academia, they. They feel like they're very justified in. In feeling those that way. And it is just very sad to think that those people do exist and you just. While they might be few and far between, that number's growing, and you never know if that's the one that you're gonna get. So I just think that that's very scary. And I honestly, I wouldn't talk too much about any personal issues. Like, I wouldn't talk about politics. I wouldn't talk about really anything else other than my care. If I was in the hospital, I would be honestly very careful about what I said, because you just never know. You never know. This next woman, though, she says that she is scared to compliment black women. Watch.

[Social Media Commentators/Other Voices]

Can a white woman compliment a black woman without it being a microaggression? Genuinely, I not just want to know. What I need to know was this black woman, and she was talking about how white women will. I'm pretty sure she called it a microaggression.

[Haley Carania]

I just can't remember.

[Social Media Commentators/Other Voices]

Will compliment a black woman in a shared space to make. Subconsciously to make the black woman feel comfortable. Like, hey, I know you're out of place, but it's okay if that's true. That's very unfortunate because I'm just gonna say it. I do fucking love complimenting black women. Because y' all are generally so much cooler than the average white woman. I see your style, your fashion, your, dare I say, aura, like, and I just admire it. I do. And, yeah, there's most likely something wrong with that. Like, why am I admiring? You know, Like, I'm sure there's a deeper connection there. And I'm guessing that that's what that video was getting at. But now, ever since seeing that video, I have been hesitant. In fact, I don't know that I do anymore compliment a black woman because I'm like, oh, I don't want her to think that I'm like backhandedly, like insulting her. So I guess that's my question is like, can a white woman compliment a black woman organically and have it be just a compliment or not? No, no

[Haley Carania]

compliment privilege. Just compliment someone if you want to compliment them. We. Everything has become so complicated now. Everything has become a damn think piece. Like if you see a black woman or a white woman or any kind of woman and you like her outfit, say something. That's how I, that's how I operate. If I like something, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to compliment you. I don't care who you are or what you look like. Compliments are compliments. And if the person takes it the wrong way, that's on them. You obviously didn't mean it in a racist way or a bad way. I don't even know what a fuck a microaggression is, but I don't care. It's like liberal retardation speak. And who cares if they think it's a microaggression or not? That's on them to deal with. Then I was being nice. I complimented you. If you don't like the compliment. Okay, bye. See you never. But we're getting into this place now where this woman is so obsessed with being anti racist that she's being racist. She's literally, she's thinking that it's. She's better off not speaking to black people so that she doesn't piss them off. If every, if all the people in the world acted like this, then no one would communicate with other races and no one would compliment anyone else. Like, that's a crazy way to think also. And that's certainly making the divide worse and the problem worse. They live long enough to see themselves become the villain. I say this all the time. It's crazy. Then she said she's like, I like complimenting black people because they're so much cooler than white women. Again, that says to me that you're trying to be like, this is someone who's trying to like suck up to black women because she thinks that she's racist. She's trying to like overcorrect. You think that they're like way cooler. It's like you're saying that now to like impress black women. It seems just very strange. Now this is a liberal who says that she has indoctrinated her kid. She is antifa so hard. Her kid plays antifa Watch y'. All.

[Nurse]

I antifa so hard that my toddler is literally playing pretend burning down federal buildings. He was Waving a stick around, saying, burn, burn, burn. And he looked at me and he said, I burned federal building, mommy. Too good.

[Haley Carania]

Congratulations. It's a school shooter. That's literally what we're. We're doing now. We're. We're laughing about raising the next generation of violent individuals. This person is sick. I don't. I thought that they thought that the world was ending and that they. It was, you know, know, wrong to have kids. Can these people stop having kids, please? And just leave it to conservatives. They're brainwashing children into being violent antifa thugs. Could you imagine you're a kid and you're playing I just burned a federal building, mommy, and that's a good thing. And then the. The mom is reinforcing that behavior by laughing about it and encouraging that very scary place we live in. Very scary. And we were talking about this before the show, and I said, you know, I grew up playing cops and robbers. I didn't grow up to be a cop or a robber, but I could have. I didn't. So I'm hoping that this kid doesn't grow up to be an antifa thug. But something tells me that this, this mom is going to encourage the worst. So pray for them. And then this one guy, he was in a Waymo and got pulled over. This is like a. I love all these POVs because I don't want to get into a Waymo myself, but I love absolute wor. Nightmare. My worst nightmare is getting pulled over in a way. Way. No, no, no. I. You weren't here yesterday or Monday, whichever day I covered this. But I said my worst nightmare is giving birth on a Delta flight. We talked about that. Saw that. Absolutely. My. I would take getting pulled over in a wayo a 100 times before I give birth on a Delta flight. Anyway, let's. Let's play this one. What do I do in the. Hi, this is. Hello, this is Karen with Wayne. Is everything okay? Huh? Can you make the music louder? I can't hear anything. I hate when people do that on their TikTok videos. They put these. This music on and it's like, blasted. Now I can't hear the cop talking to the Waymo. But anyway, I just think that that's so awkward. You're sitting in the back and there's a person controlling the Waymo somewhere else and then they have to talk to the cop. It's like, can we just bring back the middleman? And, you know, like the driver in the front seat just drives the car. Can we just go back to the good old days of the driver in the front seat driving the car, operating the car and then talking to the cop. It's crazy. Now this one is a squirrel who got a ride in a Waymo, or I should say on a Waymo. On top of the. What even is that on top of the Waymo? It's like the navigation sonar thing. Yeah. So that's how it tells. That's how it tells the Waymo to go drive into oncoming traffic and that's the thing that tells them to drive onto train tracks and things and get pulled over. But yeah, so that's the little navigational thing and it spins and spins and spins and a squirrel got caught on it. I thought that this was AI. I had to go through the comments and check everything and make sure and you know what it could be. But then the way that he jumps off, I was like, I don't know. Hanging on for dear life. Yeah, he is hanging out for dear life. Poor thing, he went for a ride. Okay, this last one, this is just a video that'll make you feel really, really smart. Watch.

[Social Media Commentators/Other Voices]

Wait, hold on, guys. Don't mind Tony.

[Haley Carania]

Tony's making a cake. Wrong side. It said bottom and sides of the pan. It says bottom and sides of the pan. What? What is it? Is this not the bottom? Is this not the bottom? It's the bottom. It's just not the bottom that you need to be, you know, spraying with the, with the pam. So if you're listening and not watching, this guy is making or he's attempting to bake something, but instead of spraying the, the pan where you would put the, the contents of what you're baking, he sprayed the opposite side of it, the side that would go into the oven. So, you know, not very smart. And he looks to be in his 20s and maybe he's never baked before. Someone in the chat said, stupid. Some of drunk. Someone said, no, not confused, stupid. Someone raised that guy. He looks like he's smoked up. Someone said, don't use pam. I will say, yeah, I think PAM is probably chock full of chemicals and stuff. You just use butter. But if we could pull up my iPad so we could go through the comments. The comments were cracking me up because this is obviously someone that takes the directions very, very literally. And someone said, Tony, when it says to beat three eggs and there's this guy like, you know, beating, beating, beating instructions. Freeze for 19 minutes. Tony just freezing. Tony, when he was instructed to, to have a pinch of salt, he's just pinching the bag of salt him staring at a bottle of orange juice because it said concentrate Tony. When he has to crack two eggs. Tony wanted us to flip after 15 minutes. Someone doing a backflip. Damn. We have only we only had step one. Him ready getting him getting ready to beat the cake, the water, the mix, the everything the eggs. Oh my gosh. Tony. When it says to use 1 cup of flour and it's just a cup of a bunch of flowers, you know, not the flour that you bake with the flowers outside flowers. Oh my goodness, we're cooked. He thinks outside the box so I thought that was funny. Thank you for scrolling along with me. You can follow me on social media at Hayley Carania. H A Y L E Y C A R O N I A I'm on Instagram, Truth Social, TikTok, Facebook, whichever one that I forgot all I'm just not on threads, that's all. Make sure that you subscribe to the show and I'll see you tomorrow.

[Social Media Commentators/Other Voices]

Bye,

[Haley Carania]

Sam.