Ms. Rachel for Maine? - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 338)

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Ms. Rachel for Maine?" – Scrolling with Hayley (Ep. 338)

Host: Hayley Caronia
Date: July 14, 2026

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Overview

In this episode, Hayley Caronia delivers incisive commentary on the latest political developments, including the shakeup in the South Carolina and Maine Senate races, the viral suggestion of YouTube star Ms. Rachel as a Senate candidate, and recent ICE-involved shootings in Texas and Maine. Hayley weaves her trademark conservative wit throughout discussions of Democratic controversies, culture war flashpoints, law enforcement debates, and viral social media moments.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Update on Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat

• [00:00–02:00]
  • President Trump recommended Darlene Graham Nordone, Senator Lindsey Graham’s sister, as interim replacement for his Senate seat in South Carolina.
  • Hayley recounts the Graham siblings’ tragic loss of their parents and Lindsey’s adoption of his younger sister.
  • Quote:

    "I will be praying for her because I don't know if I'd be able to step up to the plate after losing someone so close to me, but I'm sure she will do her brother proud."
    — Hayley Carania [02:00]

2. The "Ms. Rachel for Maine" Meme

• [02:10–08:05]
  • Recap of the Graham Platner Senate scandal in Maine: Nazi tattoo, infidelity, and various controversies that led to his party abandoning him.
  • Media (and Polymarket) chatter suggests Ms. Rachel, kids’ YouTube star, as an improbable Senate candidate due to her Maine roots.
  • Hayley lampoons the idea:
    Quote:

    “Is this AI? Who knows? … What circle of hell is this?”
    — Hayley Carania [02:17]

  • On Ms. Rachel’s perceived squeaky-clean public persona:

    “You go from Nazi tattoos and banging women and all this stuff, and then you get like, the kids show instead.”
    — Hayley Carania [07:30]

3. Ms. Rachel’s Political Advocacy & Criticism

• [08:05–17:11]
  • Hayley reviews Ms. Rachel’s activist social media posts, calling them virtue signaling for liberals and targeting parents (not kids).
  • On Ms. Rachel’s "bravery" for speaking out as a liberal:
    Quote:

    “You don't need any bravery to come out as a liberal. … The only consequences if she comes out as a conservative or she doesn't say anything at all.”
    — Hayley Carania [08:49]

  • Ms. Rachel's inclusion of adult social issues like Pride Month and Gaza raises questions about the appropriate boundary between children's entertainment and activism.
  • Hayley satirizes Rachel’s use of a baby voice for political content, finding it off-putting and targeted at parents:

    “I don't like when adults do baby talk. … I just learned this about myself.”
    — Co-host [11:02, 11:12]

  • Ms. Rachel’s collaborations with NYC Mayor Zoramdani and demonstrations at ICE detention centers further tie her to left-wing causes.

4. ICE-Involved Shootings in Texas & Maine

• Texas Incident [19:58–23:56]
  • Hayley summarizes the ICE operation in Houston that resulted in the shooting of an illegal alien after a vehicular confrontation.
  • Highlights absence of bodycam footage and the rapid escalation of political narratives without full facts.
• Reaction from the Left
  • Democratic strategist Olivia Julianna and celebrity Dave Matthews call for empathy and criticize law enforcement’s response.
  • Memorable Moment:

    “…Don’t pull the trigger if it’s not who you’re looking for.”
    — Dave Matthews [25:28]
    Hayley retorts, “If the person you’re not looking for decides to weaponize their vehicle, then what? Why are we mad at law enforcement for defending themselves?” [25:59]

• Maine Incident [26:05–30:20]
  • Analysis of the shooting video where ICE agents cling to the fleeing suspect’s car.
  • Hayley and chat participants emphasize the risk to agents, decrying Adam Kinzinger’s claim that agents were not in danger.
    Quote:

    "Someone in the chat just said 2000 pound bullet. Exactly.”
    — Hayley Carania [29:13]

• Response from Democratic Politicians
  • Governor Tim Walz and others accuse ICE of “lawlessness.”
  • Hayley counters that complying with law enforcement avoids such outcomes:

    “It doesn't have to be madness. It's actually pretty easy to not get killed by ICE statistically.”
    — Hayley Carania [30:23]

5. Protest Dynamics & Political Optics

• [33:41–40:00]
  • Hayley is skeptical about how protests are organized so quickly post-incident, musing about paid protestors and pre-made signs.
  • Recaps protest chants at Senator Susan Collins’ office:

    "Pull her out. Pull her out. That's what they’re saying over and over… What would they have done?"
    — Hayley Carania [35:55]

  • Critiques the climate of intimidation and questions Democrats’ calls to abolish ICE.

6. Broader Discussion: Law, Immigration, and Media Narratives

• [40:01–45:12]
  • Discusses double standards in immigration enforcement under different administrations.
  • Hayley stresses the importance of complying with police, sharing personal anecdotes about routine traffic stops and interactions with law enforcement.
  • The cumulative point: breaking the law and evading arrest leads to escalation—regardless of race or status.

7. Viral Video Reactions: Public Brawls

• [48:50–54:51]
  • Review of a viral convenience store brawl video: Hayley and the co-host speculate on causes, mock poor public behavior, and lament the impact on society.
  • Light-hearted banter blends with a commentary on the erosion of norms and public civility.
  • Quote:

    “These people are so large and their clothing is microscopic in comparison to their bodies. There has gotta be a beach fat jiggling like you've never seen…”
    — Hayley Carania [54:17]

  • Reflection on the link between adults’ behavior and what the next generation learns.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "Democrats, they really crack me up. They're so hypocritical. They kind of stand for nothing. …The only way that Democrats can win is if people aren't paying attention or they're cheating." — Hayley Carania [03:00]
• "Never say never. But she is from Bidford, Maine, and that's where she got her start as a music teacher. …I think it would be a long shot to convince the people of Maine that this woman who left her hometown for New York City knows what they need…" — Hayley Carania [06:28]
• “You don't need any bravery to come out as a liberal. … The only consequences [come] if she comes out as a conservative…” — Hayley Carania [08:49]
• "It doesn't have to be madness. It's actually pretty easy to not get killed by ICE statistically." — Hayley Carania [30:23]
• “If you’re illegal and you’re not in this country legally… you’re going to be deported, most likely. …Would you rather be dead or deported? I guess these people choose death.” — Hayley Carania [32:43]
• On post-ICE-shooting protests: “Do you think they're just lying in wait? They wait for the next incident… There’s a chance.” — Co-host [34:33]
• “Far more American citizens are killed at the hands of illegal aliens than the other way around. …Those are names of people who have been killed. …That’s far more than 11 names, by the way.” — Hayley Carania [45:19]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:00–02:00 – Lindsey Graham seat update
• 02:10–07:29 – Graham Platner falling out & Ms. Rachel Maine candidacy meme
• 08:05–11:02 – Ms. Rachel takes political stances, baby talk political messaging
• 12:13–16:47 – Ms. Rachel on Gaza; public activism; NYC Mayor collaboration
• 19:58–23:56 – Summary and reaction to Texas ICE shooting
• 26:05–30:20 – Analysis of Maine ICE shooting with video
• 33:41–35:55 – Protest mobilization and rapid response
• 35:55–40:00 – Protest footage at Susan Collins' office
• 40:01–45:12 – Immigration law double standards, compliance advice, police anecdotes
• 48:50–54:25 – Viral convenience store brawl discussion

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Tone & Language

Hayley’s signature style is direct, sarcastic, and unfiltered—heavy on conservative critique, skeptical of Democratic narratives, and punctuated by biting humor. The co-host and chat participants provide relatable and candid interjections, enhancing the conversational and opinion-driven format.

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Conclusion

This episode is a deep-dive into the intersection of political scandal, celebrity activism, public protests, and the consequences of law enforcement encounters. Whether dissecting the latest viral candidate meme or challenging mainstream narratives on ICE controversies, Hayley delivers a bold, unapologetic breakdown of the day’s top stories—in her words, “scrolling through the chaos of the modern world—one bold opinion at a time.”

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Transcript

[Haley Carania]

Hello and welcome to the show. This is scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Carania. We've got an update on the late Senator Lindsey Graham's seat. Yesterday morning, President Trump recommended to South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to appoint Senator Graham's sister, Darlene Graham, nor do Nordone to fill her brother's seat. In the interim, she will fulfill that duty as senator until the end of the term in January. And Lindsay and Darlene lost their parents very young. Lindsay was, was in his early 20s and Darlene wasn't even a teenager yet when they lost their mom to Hodgkin's lymphoma. And then 15 months later, they lost their father too. And Lindsay legally adopted his sister and raised her, went into the air Force serving 33 years. And President Trump said on Truth Social yesterday morning that this would be a fabulous tribute to Lindsay who loved her dearly. And that must have been a very special and unique bond. So I will be praying for her because I don't know if I'd be able to step up to the plate after losing someone to so close to me, but I'm sure she will do her brother proud. And speaking of senate replacements, apparently Ms. Rachel, the kids show YouTube phenomenon is a potential replacement for Graham Platner in that Senate race. What circle of hell is this? Is this AI? Who knows? We're going to get into that. The ice shootings in Texas and Maine and more. But first, I want you to subscribe to this show, rumble.com Haley brings you to the Bongino Report Channel. If you're watching live right now. And I know I've got a bunch of you in the chat right now. Thank you for tuning in live. I appreciate it. That'll bring you to the Bongino Report channel Monday through Friday live at noon. You can also watch Vince at 8 and I hope that you do. And of course, if you can't catch us live, that is okay. You can watch or listen however and whenever you want. All I ask is that you tell a friend. 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Fat 15 is on a mission to help support healthy aging for all, including all ages and stages of life. You can get an additional 15% off their 90 day subscription starter kit by going to fatty15.com scroll and using code scroll at checkout. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition all right, put those phones on. Do not disturb. The show starts now. Democrats, they really crack me up. They're so hypocritical. They kind of stand for nothing. And the only way that Democrats can win is if people aren't paying attention or they're cheating. But and unfortunately there are plenty of clueless voters in this country. Democrats are banking on that. They are banking on the trusty mouthpieces who are protesting in the name of, oh well, I don't know. I can't think of why I hate Donald Trump. Why is he a racist? I don't know what's a fascist, I don't know what's a woman, I don't know. They're banking on those NPCs that they're hoping they don't wake up from their CNN coma. But much to the Democrats dismay, Republicans are of course paying attention to the candidates that they are putting up in their races. And for months we've been covering then main Senate candidate Graham Platner's various scandals, whether it's the Nazi tattoo, infidelity, disrespect to his fellow servicemen, Me too. Allegations, racials, whatever, right? Name a scandal, he's got it under his belt. And the Democrats who pride themselves on protecting women and believing all women, they didn't seem to care too much, right? Because they wanted to win and they thought the Graham Platner could win. And of course he couldn't. They also bought Platner's story about him not knowing that he got a Nazi tattoo because he was so drunk. And they kept ignoring these red flags about Platner until they couldn't anymore. And they did this same strategy with Joe Biden. They denied and or ignored Joe Biden's failing mental health and physical health until they couldn't anymore. And the threshold for Democrats as to whether or not they'll actually uphold the beliefs and standards they claim to have is if they have a chance of winning. If they can lie and win, they'll do it. If the pesky troop truth keeps getting in the way of their plans, they'll have to pivot. That's what happened with Joe Biden. That's what happened with Graham Platner. And it was hysterical to watch all the Democrats come out in lockstep. I don't know who at the DNC sent out the marching orders, but they all put out the the same talking points. You know, I'm urging Graham Planner to drop out of this race and I'm withdrawing my endorsement. Blah, blah, blah. Remember, they're only acting holier than thou to save their asses. So within a few hours of everyone in the party quickly turning on Graham Platner, of course he dropped out of the Senate race. Democrats couldn't deny the reality anymore. And we must be living in an alternate reality. Right? Because Andrew sent me this and I really couldn't believe my eyes. It was this Ms. Rachel for Maine. This is from Polymarket. It says, Growing number of Democrats call for Ms. Rachel, Rachel and Griffin to step into the main Senate race after discovering she was born in Bidford, Maine. Look at her there. Look at her in her little cartoon outfit that she wears all the time. She's like a, a real life cartoon character wearing the same outfit every day. I, I would imagine that Ms. Rachel opens her closet and it's just like a sea of denim overalls and pink T shirts and, you know, like these childlike clothes, which is kind of strange, but I clicked on that link, the Poly Market link. Her name is nowhere near the top of the list of contenders, but that doesn't mean that people aren't throwing her name in the ring. Like, I don't think she has a chance. But you never know what could happen between now and then, right?

[Co-host or Guest]

Can you say, pass this bill.

[Haley Carania]

Hi, mama, mamas go to the polls. But I wouldn't put it put past Democrats to bypass the Democratic process and not do what voters are asking for. So again, never say never. But she is from Bid for Maine, and that is where she got her start as a music teacher. And ultimately she became a YouTube sensation after moving to New York City. That's where she lives now. So. So I think it would be a long shot to convince the people of Maine that this woman who left her hometown for New York City knows what they need, you know, like, why would she be a good representation of them? But maybe after the shit show that is Graham Platner and that whole thing, maybe they're desperate for someone who has name notoriety and is squeaky clean. And Ms. Rachel is the opposite of Graham Platner, that's for sure. I mean, you go from Nazi tattoos and banging women and all this stuff, and then you get like, the kids show

[Ms. Rachel]

instead.

[Haley Carania]

It's kind of funny to like. It would be funny, I don't know, to see the pivot. But they're like, here, here, Damn. We'll give you someone clean yin and

[Co-host or Guest]

yang action here, here.

[Haley Carania]

So the more followers and attention she got, it was only a matter of time before she took a side. Politically, that's a must these days. You're not allowed to get too popular until everyone knows where you stand on everything. Otherwise, liberals will not support you. And I guess she needs liberal support, and she started getting involved in politics right away. This is Ms. Rachel speaking out on the importance of speaking out. Watch.

[Guest or Interviewee]

A lot of people don't speak out about things because they don't want to lose opportunities, fame, money, and they don't want to be criticized. But if more and more and more people say something, people won't lose those things. And it's okay to be criticized in life. So be brave, because other people's lives are counting on your bravery. And being uncomfortable is nothing compared to what other people go through.

[Haley Carania]

Okay, does anyone in the chat think that Ms. Rachel is brave for coming out as a liberal?

[Co-host or Guest]

Is that video, like, the least?

[Haley Carania]

You don't need any bravery to come out as a liberal.

[Co-host or Guest]

I can't tell if that video is for children or if she's speaking to me, a grown adult, like I am a child.

[Haley Carania]

That's a great question. Her. Her social media content is for the parents. I'm going to get into that because the political stuff, it's like kids only watch her on YouTube. I'm assuming the parents pull up the YouTube video. And, you know, kids are pretty smart with technology these days. They can pull up what they want to watch. But I think it's these social media videos. And certainly the political stuff is for the parents. And so she's talking about her bravery, you know, and you don't need bravery to come out as a leftist. You don't lose opportunities. You are able to appease the Cancel Culture Mob and continue your career. If she had stayed silent and not touched on politics at all, the Cancel Culture Mob would have assumed that she's conservative. And then they would bully her into making a statement saying, no, no, no, I'm not conservative. Please, please, you have to believe me. I'm not a conservative. And it'd be too late, because the left would assume that she was conservative anyway for not saying it. So I'm not buying this at all. And I, you know, she's standing up and. And speaking out despite the consequences. There are no consequences. There are no consequences for her. The only consequences if she comes out as a conservative or she doesn't say anything at all. So she chose the obvious option. And if anything, coming out as a conservative. I'm sorry, coming out as a liberal for her has opened doors. So she kept doing it. And her entire platform is about kids and targeted at kids that. But again, here she is making a Pride Month message. Watch.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Pride. To all of our wonderful families and friends, this month and every month, I celebrate you. I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad you're exactly who you are. To those who are going to comment, they can't watch the show anymore because of the support. No worries. And much love your way. God bless. I am not chasing fame or views. I'm staying standing strong in love.

[Haley Carania]

You know who you were saying earlier, like you don't know who she's talking to? Is she talking to adults in a baby voice? The baby voice is really crazy. I guess she has to sort of keep up the bit. I think it'd be weird if she did the baby voice in her content. I don't know. It's just very strange. I don't like when adults do baby talk.

[Co-host or Guest]

I don't like adult topics in baby voice. I just learned this about myself. I didn't know that this was a parameter I had in my life, but now that I've experienced it, I'm out.

[Haley Carania]

Someone in the chat's bad. Old Kitty just said, I. I threw up in my mouth a little bit. Listen, it's. It's getting worse. Watch. So she taught. She makes a statement about Pride Month, right? And she's so happy that these people are here. Are gay people watching Ms. Rachel?

[Guest or Interviewee]

Maybe.

[Haley Carania]

I mean, maybe if they've adopted kids, or maybe this is just like some weird little fetish for them. I don't know. But what does sexuality have to do with children's content? Absolutely nothing. If you're normal and you have to wonder who the social media content is for, the politics is certainly not for the babies that watch her. I mean, her content is for babies and toddlers. They don't understand politics. So this is for the parents. The parents are the subscribers. The parents have the money. The parents are who she needs to get in the good graces of. So this is how Ms. Rachel lets all of the parents know what side she's on. And when it comes to Gaza, of course, she made videos about that. Watch.

[Guest or Interviewee]

We are world leaders. Please help this baby. Please look at her. Please, please look at her. Just please look at her eyes for one minute. If you just look at her and if you just think about a baby you love, think about a baby you care so much for, there's no way that we all don't know that you can't kill 15,000 kids and you can't be about to let 14,000 kids starve. And we all know not to bomb and kill and starve children. And somehow it's become controversial and somehow saying it isn't right anymore, and that's not right. So many of us ordinary people are just like, please, please don't kill so many children is the three months younger than this baby, and I can't imagine how excruciating it would be to not be able to feed her if you're not going to stand up for these babies and these children. 15,000 killed the largest cohort of child amputees in modern history. There's an acronym for when they have no surviving family. If you're not going to stand up for them, you might as well come out and say, you don't see them like you see our kids. You don't see them like you see kids in other countries. You might as well just say, you don't see them as kids because that's how they feel. They're saying, please see us as kids. Their parents are saying, please see them as like the rest of the kids in the world. Whatever is keeping you from standing up for these kids who don't have food and medical care and who have had amputations without anesthesia. Whatever is keeping you from saying it, it's not greater than your humanity. The UN just said that. 14,000.

[Haley Carania]

I really don't like when people use their children as props in social media or just props in general. I It was completely unnecessary to have her own baby. There as juxtaposition next to this photo of a starving baby. I think everyone can agree that we don't want to see children suffer or starve. Whether that's in a war zone in the Middle east or right here at home. That is always a tragedy. However, it's important to note that Even the New York Times was putting out these disclaimers that some of the photos and videos that people are using of starving children, they did have pre existing medical conditions, genetic illnesses that prevent them from swallowing and things like that. Now, I don't know about that specific baby that she used, but again, these facts matter to people. Maybe not social media influencers who want clout. Right? But she was even posting more pictures like that on her Instagram story yesterday. I went to her page yesterday and she's posting more of this. I don't want to call it propaganda necessarily, because I haven't looked into whether or not those specific photos that she was using are legitimate or not. But it just seems like this is something that she's talking about much more often nowadays. She was also calling for justice for Nolan Wells. I covered that, that case, the boy who went missing and was found drowned after the beach day and the boat day with his friends. And you know, she's calling for justice after this became a race thing. Right. The authorities found no foul play. So is there justice to be served? I mean, let this family mourn their son, wait for more information to come out, but to call for justice makes no sense. But again, she's just a vessel for whatever, you know, inset. Insert Democrat cause here. And once Rachel took sides, especially with the conflict in the Middle east that put her in close proximity to New York City Mayor Zoramdani, especially because she's living in New York City. And of course, this was a few months back, but she's singing Wheels on the Bus with New York City's mayor. Watch.

[Ms. Rachel]

Hello, friends. The mayor on the bus says hello

[Guest or Interviewee]

friends all through the town and you're

[Ms. Rachel]

happy and you know it's happy your hands if you're happy and you know it clap your hands if you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it if you're happy and you know it clap your hand.

[Haley Carania]

They teamed up to promote early childhood initiatives in the city. So really she was just a prop so that whatever mom Donnie was working on would get more attention. But she seems very happy to play that role and whatever role the party needs her to play. And so whenever the Democrats made ice their new boogeyman, Ms. Rachel fell into line. Here she is singing and making social media videos in front of an ICE detention center in New Jersey.

[Ms. Rachel]

I'll sing from here and you sing

[Haley Carania]

from there Together we'll sing down the

[Ms. Rachel]

walls everywhere with love when our heart rising up like the sea Together we'll sing until everyone's free I love you

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

guys

[Haley Carania]

Together we'll sing until everyone's free yeah. It just seems like it's phony to me. These are photo ops to me. I don't really understand how this has much to do with her content. You know, her content. You know, she was a teacher. She has some background in, you know, speech and. And helping children develop. Right. Childhood development. But now this. This YouTube Persona is different than her social media Persona in a way. Like, she's making content for kids, but then she's taking such an adult approach at the same time. But she's still wearing her Miss Rachel costume. Like, it all seems very strange. Like, you. You really shouldn't do both at the same time. But she is.

[Co-host or Guest]

It's a classic liberal move, I feel like, to blur that line of we're just kids.

[Haley Carania]

Right. And it's talking about very adult topics.

[Co-host or Guest]

Correct.

[Haley Carania]

And making it right and making it palatable for people. And then maybe parents who watch her content will think, oh, well, I get. If Ms. Rachel's talking about ICE detention centers, then maybe I should start talking about that with my kid.

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

Right.

[Haley Carania]

Like, this is how this starts. So now that she's made her stance very clear, I wonder, will yesterday's ICE shooting in Bidford, Maine, where she got her start, bring her further into the political fold? Will she or won't she run for political office? Whether that's in Maine or maybe New York? Maybe she's not going to start with a Senate race, but maybe something local. I don't know. I think the YouTube influencer money is probably too good for her to pass up. I think she's using the political clout to advance that. If I had to guess, but I don't think she would give up that paycheck.

[Co-host or Guest]

That YouTube check has to be in bonkers. Sane bonkers.

[Haley Carania]

I don't really know how many. She's got millions of followers. I don't know how many views she gets. I didn't look into it, but it's got to be totally insane. She. She's got to be making a lot of. And you do need a lot of dough to run for office and win. But. And maybe. You know what? Maybe people, maybe these politicians are cozying up to her because she can donate. Like, maybe she'll be such a close ally that might donate some of that YouTube cash. Maybe that's what it is. But Jim Rome takes on sports.

[Jim Rome]

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[Haley Carania]

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[Jim Rome]

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[Haley Carania]

Follow and listen on your favorite platform. Let's get into the ICE shootings of last week and what we know. So this is what ICE put out on social media, the info on the shooting that happened in Houston on July 7th. So this is what they said. On July 7th, at approximately 6:50am Central Time, ICE Law Enforcement attempted to conduct a vehicle stop as part of a targeted enforcement operation to arrest an illegal alien. The driver of the vehicle, Lorenzo something, an illegal alien from Mexico, attempted to evade arrest. From information we are receiving, he rammed an ICE law enforcement vehicle, refused to follow multiple verbal commands and weaponized his vehicle in an attempt to run over an ICE law enforcement officer, resulting in our officer firing his weapon in self defense. The driver was struck. Emergency services were immediately contacted. The driver was transported to the hospital where he passed away from his injuries. DHS is leading an investigation into the agent involved shooting. FBI Houston is leading an investigation into potential assault on a federal law enforcement officer. This is developing, right? So it turns out that the man they shot wasn't the intended target. While he was an illegal alien from Mexico, ICE was attempting to nab someone else. According to dhs, the man that they did stop weaponized his van by attempting to run over an officer. And of course, the ICE officer fired in self defense. But no body cam footage has been released. The agents reportedly weren't wearing body cameras and I haven't seen any video of that specific incident. Not on social media, not CCTV, not. And you know, in 2026, you'd imagine there has. There's got to be video of this somewhere, right? Some angle, everyone's got a phone out. I'm sure something will be released at some point if the video does exist. And I look forward to making my own conclusions if and when I see that video. But as of now, we can really go by what DHS is saying happened. And with the threats that ICE faces on a daily basis, you know, the threats being up 1000% since this time last year, it is certainly not out of the realm of possibility. We've seen this play out over and over and over again where this is a traffic stop and it goes wrong and ICE has to defend themselves. But the left doesn't need footage to start spinning their Narratives. All they need to hear is, ICE killed someone, and that's it, off to the races. Nobody cares to ask for evidence or footage before weighing in, but Democratic strategist Olivia Giuliana. Remember, she was the woman that they hired to appeal to men and male voters in the election, and she got heat for that. But this is what she said. I'm tired of people acting like someone's life matters less because they weren't an American on paper. He spent 35 years here, raised three American children, and built his life in Houston. He was an American in every way that mattered. He was an American in every way that mattered. I will let you all in the chat. Weigh in. Do you think that it matters? Does it matter how long you live here?

[Guest or Interviewee]

Does it matter?

[Haley Carania]

Does that make you an American citizen? Does it matter if you work here? Does it matter if you have family here? Does any of that make you an American citizen? No. Having anchor babies and flying under the radar for three decades doesn't make you an American. Citizenship makes you an American, but that doesn't matter. To the left, of course. And my favorite. Really? No, my favorite is when rich celebrities weigh in on. On matters like this. So Dave Matthews of the Dave Matthews Band at a concert. And I've seen him live. He's great. But we. We do not align politically. And this is what Dave Matthews had to say on this ice shooting watch.

[Dave Matthews]

I don't know why we let people make excuses for why we should kill each other. You know, there's always recent. That we should kill each other. We tell our children to use their words, but then when they grow up, wonder what's. What's wrong with us. You know, I don't know why we lost our way. So. So it feels. But maybe we've always been like this. We just got better at making things that can kill each other. Anyway, I wanted to say his name a little down so I didn't forget it. This young man who was. Well, old man, but we're all young. This father and grandfather who was murdered by ICE in Houston, Texas. And then they say he's not even the guy. He's not even the guy they were looking for. Well, then don't pull the trigger. You. So I just want to say I'm sorry if. If that language offends his family or his friends or his community, but it just makes me mad. Anyway, so I want to send this to the memory of Lorenzo Salgado.

[Haley Carania]

We got to talk about what he was saying in the first part of the video. Like, Incoherent. Nonsense. Before he got into the ICE shooting, he's saying there's always reasons to kill each other. And he said, we got better at making things that kill each other. So what is he talking about? I don't know what that was about.

[Co-host or Guest]

Sometimes you just get in the moment and you have a guitar and a large platform, and you can.

[Haley Carania]

People are clapping already.

[Co-host or Guest]

Say whatever you want.

[Haley Carania]

People will clap no matter what he says. So, you know, at the end there, he's saying, don't pull the trigger if it's not who you're looking for. That's his take. And while ICE was looking for someone else, the person that they killed was connected. They saw his vehicle and it was someone that picked up. It was the same workplace, and they picked him up in the vehicle. Something like that. So that's why they stopped the vehicle, because it was someone that they were looking for. And it turns out that the guy that they stopped was an illegal alien anyway and then apparently evaded arrest. So again, same outcome. But Dave Matthews says, don't pull the trigger if it's not who you're looking for. But if the person you're not looking for, Desi, decides to weaponize their vehicle, then what? Why is the call for law enforcement to not defend themselves instead of calling for people to not evade arrest and threaten law enforcement? Like, why is it. Why are we mad at law enforcement for defending themselves? It didn't have to go that way. Then just yesterday morning, a similar incident happened, this time in Maine. And this is what DHS put out on social. On July 13, 2026, at approximately 7:00am Eastern Time, ICE was conducting targeted surveillance on the last known address of an illegal alien with a final order of removal. An illegal alien departed the residents in a vehicle. ICE law enforcement attempted to conduct a vehicle stop. The vehicle attempted to flee the scene. And fearing for public safety, an officer discharged his weapon. The driver of the vehicle was struck, and emergency services were immediately contacted. He passed away from his injuries. This one we have video of at least right before shots were fired. So let's take a look at this. It's this white vehicle. White vehicle driving erratically in the street. There are cops attached to that vehicle. Law enforcement. ICE law enforcement agents. They're hanging onto the vehicle as he's driving away. So that's what I'm seeing, right? I'm seeing someone weaponize their vehicle. And weaponizing a vehicle doesn't necessarily mean that the person behind the wheel is gunning it towards someone with the intent to kill. This Person is clearly evading law enforcement. Law enforcement is trying to get him to get out of the car and he is moving away. That is a crime, right? He is. They are attached to his vehicle, they are trying to open his car door and he is driving away anyway. So that action can cause serious bodily harm or death to an officer. The threat is there. That means the vehicle was weaponized and they had every right to defend themselves. Here's what Adam Kinzinger said. He's been just killing it online lately. Just saying the dumbest stuff I've ever seen in my life. I don't see any danger for ICE agents here. That was his quote, tweet of the video that I just showed you, the video of the guys hanging onto the car. The car is moving. This is a person clearly evading arrest. Adam King Zinger doesn't see the problem with that.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Really?

[Haley Carania]

Someone in the chat just said 2000 pound bullet. Exactly, exactly. Someone else in the chat said fafo, end of story. Exactly. You have to be high on drugs to think that there is no threat to the law enforcement agents in that situation. Despite what Democrats and former Republicans are saying, ICE agents certainly don't go around begging to kill people. That is probably their worst nightmare. Fearing for their lives and having a split second to make a life ending decision. That is not easy. If it was easy, more people would sign up for the job. But as we know, they have to recruit and sweeten the deal with signing bonuses and all these other benefits because who would want to be in positions like that? Of course, over in Minnesota, they're experts in this. Governor Tim Walls. Here's what he had to say. Because of, you know, Renee Good and Alex Preddy and all that, Americans are once again watching in horror as Trump's lawless federal agents took another life, this time in Maine. We must seek accountability and justice and end to this madness.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Really,

[Haley Carania]

really. It doesn't have to be madness. It's actually pretty easy to not get killed by ICE statistically. And this is just a reminder that Governor Tim Walls granted an illegal alien child rapist a pardon in an attempt to let him stay in our country. So the crime according to him does not matter so long as you're illegal. But he gets to weigh in on this and play the, the, he's on his high horse because of Renee Good and Alex Preddy. They died at the hands of ICE agents after again they refused to comply with ICE agents orders. That's the commonality here between all of these situations. If you put your hands on the wheel 10 and 2 and you comply and they ask for your ID and you give them what you have, or if you don't have it, you know, you comply with their orders, you will get the consequences you ask for. If you're illegal and you're not in this country legally and you don't have the documentation, you're going to be deported, most likely. And that's. You can't get out of it, right? And these people in that moment, I don't know if it's fight or flight or what they try to get out of it. It doesn't work. It doesn't work there. Would you rather be dead or deported? I don't know. I guess these people choose death. It's like a, it's like a martyrdom for them now. But again, in Minnesota, protesters laid down in the streets for Alex Good and Renee Preddy, or Renee Good and Alex Preddy, sorry, for weeks on end. And now they have a new rallying cry. In the last two days, or, I'm sorry, the last week they have these two instances, similar instances. And now this is the rallying cry, right? I saw this post on X last night. I'm real effing sick and tired of people dying over this bullshit. We are not angry enough and we need to get into these goddamn streets and take this administration down. So they're not saying this lightly. This is a call to action on social media. And you know, this gets tens of thousands of views and then it goes viral and then people, you know, people see this and protests sure did materialize quickly. They take these calls to action very, very seriously. I did find it strange that the incident happened around 8am, 8am Eastern time and before 2pm there's already protests in the streets. And I don't want to insinuate that all protesters are paid because I know that that's not true. But speaking in generalizations isn't helpful. But I do wonder about the employment status of people who can protest seemingly at a drop of a hat. They get signs ready before the average workday is over. The shooting happens at 8am so maybe this, these people called out sick. They just thought, well, I heard there was an ice shooting. I'm going to, I'm going to call my boss and say, I'm not coming in today. I have better things to do. I have to march around in the street with my sign. Or did they leave work early? I'm just trying to think through this logically. Like, I don't know how these people can protest in the middle of the day. It's a Monday. It's a work day. If someone called me and said, hey, Haley, do you want to go to this protest in the middle of the day? I'd say, I have work to do. Most normal people have work to do.

[Co-host or Guest]

Unfortunately, I feel like we turn down fun things quite often, quite a bit because we have jobs.

[Haley Carania]

Are you calling protests fun?

[Co-host or Guest]

No, more like.

[Haley Carania]

I know.

[Co-host or Guest]

Yeah, I'm not. I'm not going to go to a protest. I have work, ma'. Am.

[Haley Carania]

Exactly. But even if someone did offer us a fun thing, it's like, sorry, I can't. I'm. I'm.

[Co-host or Guest]

Turn down Six Flags.

[Haley Carania]

I have responsibilities. I can't. So whether it's a protest or Six Flags, we're busy, right? The average. The average working person is busy. And maybe they're. Maybe they are employed. Then I wonder, did they have the signs ready at their house? Maybe they had their anti ICE signage already made from other protests. So they're just at the ready. Do you think they're just, like, lying and wait? They wait for the next incident and there's a chance.

[Co-host or Guest]

Maybe don't toss out your anti ICE poster and hang on to it.

[Haley Carania]

There could always be another. Yeah, if.

[Co-host or Guest]

Feels weird that every city has somebody or some peoples that feel that same way.

[Haley Carania]

Right? Well, that's the thing. It's like, to me, this seems calculated, but I don't have. I mean, no, there. There is documented proof of this being calculated and organized, of course, but it just seemed odd that, you know, it happened so quickly. It happened so quickly. They had nothing else to do. They dropped everything and just went out. So anyway, the protesters wasted no time in deploying their intimidation tactics. Usually they wait until nighttime to get really violent and break into buildings and stuff, but they didn't wait. Not yesterday. Listen to this. They're going to Senator Susan Collins office.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Thank you.

[Ms. Rachel]

Our streets. Our streets. Our streets. Our streets. Every single one of them. Our streets.

[Haley Carania]

Our streets. Our streets. Pull her out. Pull her out. Pull her out. That's what they're saying over and over and over again outside of a sitting senator's office. Pull her out. I looked at her X page yesterday. I was wondering if she was in the office at the time that they did that. I would assume that she was in D.C. because she didn't make any mention of it, but maybe it was probably smart to not make a mention. If she was in the office at the time, It'd be smart to not say that you were there. You don't want to let people. You don't want to let the angry mob know where you're at, obviously. And this is just an Internet tip that I've learned over the years, and I definitely deploy never because I, you know, I, I po. I, I'm a little bit of a foodie. Sometimes. I like to. My food eats first. Some. My phone eats first. Sometimes I'll take a photo of me out to dinner or something, and I always try to post it after I've left the establishment. So if someone is following you on social media, they don't know where you're at. Obviously, if you are a, a public figure, a public servant, like a senator who clearly has a target on her back because her crime was voting to fund the Department of Homeland Security, God forbid these people are after you. And that tweet that I put up before about, you know, get in the streets and take this administration down, this is something that they have deployed in the past, right? This is the Maxine Waters. Get in their faces and get in the streets and, and make your voices heard. But it's got that twinge of violence that it's not just like, make your voices heard. It's like, no, get in their faces and intimidate them. It's an intimidation tactic. And they were certainly doing that at Susan Collins office, which is quite scary. We know what these people are capable of, and they were, listen, you're allowed to march wherever and, and say whatever. But they. What they were chanting was concerning, pull her out, pull her out. What were they planning on doing to her? If and when they pulled her out, what were, what would they have done? Something tells me they wouldn't have just had a constructive conversation and asked her questions nicely. Something tells me that this mob mentality, this is how all of these protests turn violent eventually. It's usually, it's when the lights go down, when the, the sun goes down and it's nighttime and the. That's sort of in the COVID of night. They get to loot stores and do whatever and throw their Molotov cocktails. But I would be very afraid if I was Senator Collins and I, I had these angry constituents, and I think they're accustomed to this, having angry constituents and, and having these conversations and laying out their policy platforms, and they know that some people are not going to like that. But these people are not looking to have a conversation. They were looking to do something else. They were looking to get vengeance, do damage. And so Democrats are now calling for ICE to be abolished completely. They say there is no way to reform it. And even if some level headed Democrats, I use that term lightly, I don't know if that really, I don't know how many of those exist anymore. But even if they did say, okay, let's reform ice, what would make them happy? Like, how do you think that a Democrat would reform ICE? Would they admit that ICE has been around for 30 years and everything's been fine and people do die in ICE custody. It's not something that anyone celebrates by any means, but it is part of the job. And you know, law enforcement, they do have to protect themselves sometimes. It's not something that we are celebrating. But again, they have the right to do that. And I wonder, do, do Democrats admit that ICE does good work? Was ICE doing good work under Biden, Under Bush, under Obama? They had no issue with it until it was under Trump. So it's just, it seems like I don't know what would make them happy. Could they reform ICE to its former glory under Obama when they deported 3 million people? Like what would make them happy? Nothing.

[Co-host or Guest]

A law is a law is a law is a law. Where do we draw the line on what laws we uphold?

[Haley Carania]

And well, yeah, they're, the line that they draw is Trump. When laws are being enforced under Trump, it's racist and xenophobic. And when laws are being enforced under Biden or Obama or whatever, it's fine, they can do whatever they want. But these people don't think that illegal aliens have done anything wrong. They don't think that there is a crime committed. They don't think that there is any infraction. They think that these people should be able to live here. And so long as you have anchor babies and, and you're working here and you have a Social Security number and an id, you're just as American as I am. And you are. And that doesn't really make any sense because you could just go to a sanctuary state or city of your choosing and get those documents very quickly. So you could just go to the DMV and become a citizen by their standards very, very quickly.

[Co-host or Guest]

These people hate American but insist on making more American.

[Haley Carania]

Yes. Insane if they actually believe that though. And that's how you know these people are totally lying. They, they, they know that this is a great country to live in because they should be warning people, don't come. No, no, no. You wouldn't want to live here. It's horrible here.

[Co-host or Guest]

It's so bad.

[Haley Carania]

It's so oppressive here. No, no, no, no. Women don't have bodily Autonomy, you can't. That's. They should be on the southern border. We should deploy white liberal Karens to the southern border.

[Co-host or Guest]

And you just crack the code, tell

[Haley Carania]

people, tell the women that are coming over the border, the ones who are pregnant, like, don't come here. We don't have laws that protect you here. You don't have health care here. We don't have women's health care.

[Co-host or Guest]

Away your rights, don't come here. Go back home, turn around rights in another country. You should go back.

[Haley Carania]

That's the thing though. The people coming here know how good it is. And the white liberal Karen's, they know how good it is, but they don't want to admit it to themselves because then their narrative falls apart.

[Co-host or Guest]

The Karen patrol. That's what somebody said in the chat. That's pretty good.

[Haley Carania]

What are the Karen patrol? Yeah, I mean, get rid of border patrol. No, I'm saying this facetiously, obviously, but it's like replace the border patrol with Karen patrol and maybe we just have to deploy these people and it'll work. It's crazy. And I do have to say I've said this not even in terms of illegal immigration, but just any encounters with law enforcement. You can avoid law enforcement very easily. You just have to do the right thing. And even if you get caught making a little error, let's say like a driving infraction, let's say that you were speeding or something like that, like you're not a bad person and you can be an American citizen and make mistakes like that. So let's say that a, a cop pulls you over and says, you know, how fast were you driving? Do you know what you were doing, you know, etc. When they ask you to go into the glove box and, and get these documents, what do you do? You do what they say. If you are nice, if you are kind, if you are not, you know, harboring illegal illicit materials and paraphernalia in your car and you're not hiding people in your car and you're not doing, you know, and you don't have a warrant out for your arrest or something like that, you will most likely walk away with just don't do that again, or here's a ticket, and you would deserve that ticket. But it's very easy to walk away from those instances without dying. You don't have to die. It is not a death sentence. A traffic stop is not a death sentence. And the left will say that, but then they won't understand the caveat. Which is it? It is never a Death sentence. Unless you provoke the law enforcement officer in some way that makes them feel like their life is on the line. Don't do that and you won't die. It does not have to be a death sentence.

[Co-host or Guest]

I would say South Florida has a very high police presence.

[Haley Carania]

I feel I see them everywhere.

[Co-host or Guest]

And it's not like that in other states because when I travel, you can go whole trips without seeing a single police officer. So I'm saying there is a big police presence down here. I've interacted with police officers in my daily life, maybe like twice since being here for 10 years. And yeah, and two of those were traffic things. And they were very kind and said, you're an idiot, Please move on.

[Haley Carania]

That happened to me once and again. Maybe they pulled me. I think I told this story on the show before, but I made a left turn and they pulled me over and said, did you know that you made a left turn out of the left turning lane? And I was like, what? And I really didn't understand what was going on. But again, this just goes back to my point. I just said, you know what? I'm so sorry. I didn't realize. And they said, just don't do that again. And I said, no problem. I have no idea. Do I make left turns out of the left turning lane? You bet I do. But I just got out of it and they said, no problem. Just don't do that again. And, you know, whatever.

[Co-host or Guest]

I was like, okay, yeah, same.

[Haley Carania]

I could have fought them on it and said, I don't know what you're talking about because. And I. I did kind of want to understand. I was curious, but it wasn't worth it. It wasn't worth it. I have these cops looking at me and they're like, did you know what you did wrong? I said, no, I'm so sorry. All you have to do is say I'm sorry. 10 and 2 and I'm sorry. Sit down and shut up.

[Co-host or Guest]

I'm just a girl. I've barely driven before. I don't even know where to put my registration.

[Haley Carania]

Seriously, Sticker, I just took 10 years off of driving. Give me a break. Give me a break. I really don't know what I did, though. But again, I got out of it. It was fine. And when it comes to ICE and immigration enforcement, I have never come in contact with them. Why is that? And it's not because I'm white. I support white people, too. I've covered that on the show. They don't deport based on skin color. They deport based on immigration status. And I have never had to worry about being arrested or stopped or killed by ICE because I'm an American citizen who follows the law. It really is as simple as that. And the Democrats are pointing to the 11 lives that have been taken at the hands of ICE during this administration as proof of why ICE must be abolished. And I saw it was crazy. Like Mamdani posted, ICE must be abolished. All these Democrat politicians. ICE was. And it's sanctuary states, right? They want to abolish ice. It's totally insane. But then again, Mamdani wants to get rid of jails too. And they're, you know, they're rewriting the rules when it comes to crimes and, and how bad they are and whatever felonies are now misdemeanors and whatnot. And far more American citizens are killed at the hands of illegal aliens than the other way around. I saw a tweet and it, and it said, you're more likely to be killed by an ICE agent than something else. Or. It was like the craziest thing I've ever read. And this, this tweet goes viral. It had like 30,000 likes. Just total bullshit. That's wrong. Blatantly wrong. And the fact that these ICE agents are feeling so threatened at traffic stops, so threatened that they have to defend themselves. They think that their life is in danger. That is all the more reason for these people to be deported. They're already undocumented. They're evading arrests. They're threatening law enforcement. At what point do we have to apply the rule of law? The Democrats will argue for never. But what are we waiting for? Are we waiting for them to potentially turn violent on an American citizen? They're already turning violent and dangerous on the cops. So are we waiting for another? Lake and Riley, Jocelyn Nungary, Rachel Morin, Molly Tibbets, Kate Steinle, Sheridan Gorman, Kayla Hamilton, Deborah Brando, Ruby Garcia, Elizabeth Medina, Ivory Smith, Aidan Clark, Sarah Root, Jamil Shah the Second, Dominic Durden, Ronald De Silva, Brandon Mendoza, Pierce Corcoran, Joshua Wilkerson, Grant Ronnebeck, Matthew. I could go on and on and on. That's far more than 11 names, by the way. Those are names of people who have been killed. American citizens. Innocent American citizens killed by illegal aliens. And I don't want to see any lives lost. Ever. But self defense is one thing, and the senseless killings of innocent American citizens at the hands of people who should have never been here in the first place is quite another. I won't stand for it. Republicans have Done the right thing by funding DHS and TSA and ICE and all of the agencies that keep us safe. We are the party of law and order. Democrats are the party of opposition. They stand for whatever we stand against. And I will choose to stand with American. American innocent citizens every single time. Every single time. And I know you all in the chat feel the same way. I have one more video that I want to watch with you all today, and that is this convenience store brawl that went viral. While you play this, I'm gonna try to see where this. Where this happened. I'm gonna ask Rock.

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

Yeah. Www. YouTube. YouTube. WWE SmackDown versus RAW. Oh, what she doing? She was doing. You ain't no.

[Jim Rome]

Yeah.

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

Oh, okay.

[Ms. Rachel]

T.T.

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

yeah. Yeah. Security. Yeah, security. Ain't any. Oh, they throwing. Oh, okay. Get it in. Yeah. Oh, they throwing. Fire extinguisher. Oh, they get in. Oh, she still throwing. Oh, they right. Oh, they didn't jump. Oh, let's get it. You.

[Haley Carania]

It just keeps going.

[Chat Participant or Assistant]

Oh, fire extinguisher. Fire extinguisher. Oh, GT on the fly. Deal. Get her, girl. Yeah. Watch out. Oh, ass jiggling everything. Watch out. Oh, that. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, damn.

[Haley Carania]

Okay. There's a lot to get into here. If you are listening and not watching. Boy, do I have a video for you. You can either find this on my X page or watch on rumble. Rumble.com. haley. Or on Spotify. You can watch this video. I do encourage you to do so. What do you think they're fighting over?

[Co-host or Guest]

If it was me and somebody took the last Ben and Jerry's fish food, I could potentially throw hands. This looks like a Walgreens.

[Haley Carania]

So I asked Grok, when did this happen? Where did this take place? Grock has no idea. So unfortunately, I don't have any details. I'll try to get to the bottom of that. But, yeah, I. I saw this video going viral yesterday, so maybe it was recent, but I wonder. I. When I see these brawls happening, do these people plan to brawl out in public somewhere? Are they meeting up? Is this, like, you know, when people call them teen takeovers? Like, these teen takeovers look like a bunch of teens where they're not even teens. They're, like, 20s. I think maybe they're in high school

[Co-host or Guest]

and college but look like adults.

[Haley Carania]

These. These are adults. Yeah, but I'm saying other teen takeover videos, they're much younger. But that also plays into this because these are the people raising those kids. And it's just. It's not even an age thing. You can't blame it on them being teens, this is clearly learned behavior. And if the adults are doing this and they're essentially doing their own teen takeover, these are adult takeovers. And then there's teen takeovers. And it's. This is a trend, like, it's a very concerning trend. And this happens. I've seen it in airports. The. What was the. Not the airport. It was a Carnival cruise. I think we played the video on the show, or maybe we were going to. We didn't. I forget. But it was a brawl that took place at the luggage baggage claim before getting on Carnival cruise or after, something like that, or customs. Yeah.

[Ms. Rachel]

What.

[Haley Carania]

I think I did cover it because I said, why are you in such a bad mood? You just got off of. You just got home from vacation. You should be in a good mood. Or maybe they were in a bad mood because vacation was over.

[Ms. Rachel]

Yeah.

[Haley Carania]

They were back to reality. They're like, all right, time to punch each other. We played nice for, for, for a week and now it's time to punch each other. But yeah, I, I wonder what they're fighting over. Was it the last ice cream in the fridge? Was it something that they planned to duke out? Sort of like, I'll meet you behind the bleachers at 3pm now it's. They've grown up and they've matured. I'm joking. And they say, I'm going to meet you at whatever time at this convenience store and we're going to fight fisticuffs

[Co-host or Guest]

at the raceway off of 95th. You know, I.

[Haley Carania]

We played this video after the show yesterday. We were talking about it in here and I asked, do you think these people know each other? Do you think they're friends? Do you think that.

[Co-host or Guest]

I think it would be more astounding if they didn't know each other in some way. It. To get that out of control. That feels like two friend groups going at it. Not.

[Haley Carania]

I agree with you, but are you fighting? I don't know. I, I think that this is sort of like mob mentality esque, where someone throws a punch and then it's like, okay, we're all involved now. It's almost like gang behavior, you know?

[Guest or Interviewee]

Yes.

[Haley Carania]

Like, oh, they threw a punch on my friend and now I'm going to step in and I'm going to punch this guy. And then it's, you know, I just think if you're going to plan to, you're going to plan to fight somewhere, do it at home, do it in your backyard. You're going to get in trouble. Anyway, there's, there's police, there's security in that. They, they called security. You're going to get in trouble. You're either going to get a noise complaint or something. You might as well just do it like go somewhere else. Why bring this out into the public? I guess they don't care about that. Also, if you are listening to this and not watching, let me just tell you again to, to plug the show on Rumble Rumble.com Haley or you can watch on Spotify. These people are so large and their clothing is microscopic in comparison to their bodies. There is gotta be a beach fat jiggling like you've never seen. There's people throwing punches and it's. It's crazy. I posted this on X yesterday and I said, imagine if they just put this energy into like a boxing workout class. A boxing exercise class. Everyone would be better off. But what's the fun in that?

[Co-host or Guest]

Yeah, I guess the. I guess the main takeaway is if you're gonna fight, schedule it in Publix. You know, get to a convenience store. Get to somewhere very bizarre, out in the open so that everybody can join. We can all partake.

[Haley Carania]

I will say, I do love that this guy was filming and the guy filming was laughing hysterically.

[Co-host or Guest]

The play by play was nice and he didn't get, he didn't catch any strays. He was very nimble.

[Haley Carania]

I also feel very, very badly for the workers that are going to have to clean this up now. That. That pisses me off so much when people leave a mess for the workers. They had nothing to do with this. These people just don't care about. They're so selfish. They don't care about anything beyond their lives and what's happening to them in the beginning of that video. And we could play it again because I think it's. We should just watch it again. This is one of those videos that you could watch over and over again and then see something different each time. But the. In the video, you see all this garbage on the floor and this, this woman's beating this woman with a stick, that she's beating another person with a stick. This person comes out with a water. A case of water bottles. Throwing the case of water bottles. Now that's all over the floor. There's all this stuff off the shelves. They're just bulls in a china shop. Like they're just. Things are getting thrown everywhere. Imagine having to clean this up. They're. They're pushing over the. I don't even know what those are called. Like the aisles I guess they're pushing over the aisles and the shelves. This behavior needs to be studied. And this is. It's a job for another day. But my goodness, it's just. It makes me sad for society. Thank you for scrolling along with me tomorrow. We have a special show tomorrow. We're planning on a birthday themed show because, well, it's someone's birthday.

[Co-host or Guest]

It's someone's birthday.

[Haley Carania]

It's someone's birthday.

[Co-host or Guest]

I wonder whose birthday it is. Guess you'll have to find out tomorrow.

[Haley Carania]

Guess you guys are gonna have to tune in to find out. And I am going to go through all of my favorite videos from the Internet. I'm going to go through the archives and it's going to be a super scroll of all of my favorite things. So there's going to be no dumb liberals on tomorrow's show and it's just going to be fun, fun, fun.

[Co-host or Guest]

Just birthday joy.

[Haley Carania]

Someone in the chat said all your shows are special. Thank you. But yes, we're going to have a birthday show. So I'll see you then. You can follow me on social media at haleycarania. I'll see you tomorrow.

[Guest or Interviewee]

Bye.