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Haley McGowan
Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of Nightly Scroll. Do you like this new shot? Can you see me all the way from out there? I love it. I like opening the show with that. Thank you for being here. Thank you to everyone in the live chat. Love to see everyone getting going right before the show. I'm going to take this time to remind you I know if you watch the show all the time, this is probably a broken record, but I need you to subscribe. I need you to subscribe on the Bonjeeta Report Rumble Channel. I need you to remember to go find me on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Leave a review. Make sure that you hit that bell so you never miss an episode. We've got a big show tonight. I want to call this the oh baby episode of Nightly scroll because I've got a lot of baby stories to get to tonight. No cute baby videos, unfortunately, but lots of baby stories, starting with Elon Musk's alleged baby mama. The baby mama drama has reached new heights. I feel like we are watching a reality TV show right on X. A Florida state senator has been outed for following 60 only fans models on Instagram. Shame, shame, shame. And Democrats think that married women are maybe too stupid to follow voting deadlines. I debunked that and I will get into all of that and so much more on Nightly Scroll. Before we get into everything, I need to remind everyone it is 6:00pm 6:02 Eastern Time. Polls are closing in Wisconsin and in Florida. Polls close in Wisconsin at 8pm Eastern time. We've got the Supreme Court case there, or I'm sorry, the race there with between Brad Schimmel and Susan Crawford. Very important. This could change the balance of power between liberal and conservative justices there. Very important. If you're in Florida's first or sixth district, the polls close at 7pm Eastern time. So if you are in either of those districts, you're in Florida, you're in those areas and you haven't voted yet, I am going to give you the night off. Okay? You leave. If you're watching this right now and you haven't voted in those areas, you can leave the show, you can go vote and then you come back and you watch me on demand, at your, at your, at your pleasure, at your leisure. Okay? But voting is very important. So I have to remind you all, if you haven't done that, please do so. Our constitutional republic depends on it is your civic duty. So please go do that. So the baby mama drama continues with Ashley St. Clair. Ashley St. Clair is the alleged baby mama number 13 to Elon Musk. Now to catch you up on all of this. I didn't want to cover this story at first. I really. I thought, you know, this is their business. It's whoever wants to have children with whoever. Whether you agree or you approve of the way in which this happened. Having a baby out of wedlock, you know, I was like, this is not my place to comment on it. It actually, people started commenting on it when this first happened, and I thought, this is kind of gross. Like, I got. I got kind of an icky vibe from it. So I decided to not weigh in because Ashley Sinclair put out a privacy statement on X. She said, five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father. I have not previously disclosed this to protect our child's privacy and safety, but in recent days, it has become clear that tabloid media intends to do so regardless of the harm it will cause. I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I asked the media to honor our child's privacy and refrain from invasive reporting. This was on February 14th. That is some tweet to get on Valentine's Day, huh? And honestly, Elon Musk has a lot of women to take care of on Valentine's Day. I mean, maybe he doesn't consider all of them to be his Valentine's anymore, but he's certainly got a lot of women to take care of in general in terms of child support. 12 that we know of. This is an alleged baby mama. We will get into it in a little bit, but I think she has asked for our privacy. I think we need to give Ashley St. Clair the privacy she has asked for. We should respect that. April fools. Let's get into it. We are covering it because she asked for privacy. And then here's where it all went wrong. She went on a worldwide privacy tour a la south park. Like this, when south park was making fun of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. You may remember, we can bump out of this, but you may remember that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, they asked for their privacy. You know, everyone you have, you've got to give us our. Our privacy. And then they starred in Netflix specials and Spotify deals and whatever it's like. Hold on. I thought you wanted this to be private. This is exactly what Ashley Sinclair has done. So just one day after posting that, please respect my privacy on X, she did a exclusive sit down with the New York Post. This is the headline. Ashley Sinclair, influencer who Claims to have had Musk's 13th child, reveals life of secrecy after a whirlwind romance with down to Earth. Huh? I mean, maybe the headline got cut off there. Reveals life of secrecy. Reveals life of secrecy. Yeah, it doesn't make sense. You don't really reveal your life of secrecy. Especially a day after you asked for privacy, she did an expose. Okay, here we missed a word. There's Ashley Sinclair, influencer who claims to have had Musk's 13th child. Reveals life of secrecy and after worldwide romance with down to Earth billionaire. There we go. Now, if you are asking for privacy, one thing that you usually don't do is call up maybe some friends in the media and have them come up to your penthouse apartment and take photos of you and do a whole sit down interview with you about how private your life is and how private you want your child's life to be. And I respect that. I think that children should be in private. I don't think that journalists should cover on children. I think that that's in poor taste. So I'm not going to cover anything about the child. However, the worldwide anti privacy tour needs criticism. It's just insane and it's gotten worse. But I do want to point out, you know, she said the media is going to cover this. The media is going to cover this. This is why I'm asking for privacy. No one cover this. No one. You know, docs My Child, which I agree with. But what was she even talking about? Who covered the story? Other than the exclusive that she gave to the New York Post, I never saw anything else come out. She just warned everyone, hey, the media, they feel the need to comment on this. However, she literally posed for photos like she knew this was orchestrated by her. So now it gets worse because it seems like she has orchestrated yet another media appearance, if you will. Yesterday she was selling her Tesla that was gifted to her by Elon Musk. Apparently it was worth $100,000. I don't know what it's worth now. Maybe it's worth more if it's literally a gift from Elon Musk himself, I don't know. But the car, apparently worth a hundred thousand dollars and she was caught on camera by a Daily Mail reporter. That seems fishy to me. Unless, you know, the Daily Mail was staked outside of Ashley St. Clair's apartment. I texted one of my friends who's a journalist and I said, is this, do you think that the Daily Mail would be outside of her apartment just waiting for her to come out and waiting for her to maybe see. Sell her car from Elon Musk. And she said, probably not likely. However, there's a lot of news going on about Elon Musk. There's a lot of, you know, Tesla terrorist attacks and, you know, with Doge and everything. I mean, Elon Musk is certainly a target. Maybe she's become a target. I don't know. But I think she maybe wants people to care more about her than they do, which. Which is why she maybe can't confirm, potentially orchestrated this setup. I'm selling it because I need to make up for the 60% cut that Elon made to our son's child. Why do you think that he did that? That's a great question for him. You feel like he was sort of, like, vindictive against you in some way? Yeah, that's his monos operandi when women speak up. When was the last time that you. You spoke to him or TR to speak to him? February 13th. But he's just not. Not responding to you at all. How would you characterize the way that he's going about you? And you. You can check the stops. I am. I'm not the only one who's checking. And there's the car, folks. The car being loaded on to the Carvana truck. It's being taken away. Sayonara. I guess she really needed that $100,000. Or did she? In that video, she claims that Elon Musk has slashed her child support payments by 60%. But here's what Elon Musk had to say. He responded to Laura Loomer's tweet. He said, I don't know if the child is mine or not, which is shocking, but I'm not against finding out. No court order is needed. Despite not knowing for sure. I have given Ashley 2.5 million, and I'm sending her $500,000 per year. So was this before or after he slashed at 60%? Because he said, can we put up Elon Musk's tweet again? There I am sending her $500,000 a year. So. And this was as of yesterday. So if he says. If Elon Musk says that he's continuing to send her $500,000 a year, I mean, he was, what, paying her 60% more than that before he slashed it? Potentially. Again, this is a little like he said, she said, but here's what Ashley Sinclair replied. This is a lot of, like, high school drama that I really think should be happening, maybe via private text messages, but they're public figures, so here we are, Ashley St. Clair replied. It's ironic that your last effort in court was to try to gag me while you use a social media channel you literally own to distribute derogatory messages about me and our child to the entire world. It's all about control with you, and everyone can see it. America needs you to grow up, you petulant man. Child. I think they're both acting like children, but certainly Ashley Sinclair in this situation. I haven't seen Elon Musk say anything bad about this child online. He hasn't denied that it's his, although admitting that they haven't taken a paternity test. So he's just shelling out $2.5 million plus $500,000 a year, Willy nilly. That's crazy. That's. This is like billionaire. This is billionaire stuff now. Ashley Sinclair went on. Elon, we asked you, asked you to confirm paternity through a test before our child, who you named, was even born. You refused. And you weren't sending me money. You were sending support for your child that you thought was necessary until you withdrew most of it to maintain control and punish me for disobedience. But you're really only punishing your son. I don't know what she means by disobedience. Maybe going public with the story. I mean, it seems like she was the one that orchestrated at least the first media appearance, or at least she allowed it. She allowed the New York Post to come into her apartment and she sat down and took photos. And then certainly she didn't have to answer the Daily Mail reporter's questions, but she did. She could have just ignored him. She could have just, I don't know, worn a hood, and no one would have known that it's her. I mean, I could have tripped over Ashley Sinclair. I follow her on X. She's got a million followers. But I'm sure a lot of people would agree. You could trip over her, you wouldn't even know that it was her. Like, I wouldn't even consider her really a public figure. I mean, I guess she's a social media influencer. I wouldn't really say that she's a public figure, but her selling this car reminds me of Sheryl Crow selling her Tesla. Like, this is giving liberal energy to me. We can play this video. Cheryl Crow, time to say goodbye. Bye, Tesla. It was fun, virtue signaling while it lasted. Yeah. If you're listening, that was Cheryl Crow posting a video on her Instagram saying that, well, she can no longer support Tesla because she bought the Tesla when it was a climate change virtue signal. But now, of course, she has to virtue signal by selling it because she can't support Elon Musk and by extension Trump and whatever else. This is a liberal thing to do. And, you know, Ashley St. Clair is giving liberal energy by selling this Tesla and again, selling a $100,000 Tesla when you're getting $500,000 a year. I mean, even if he slashed $500,000 by 60%, you could keep the Tesla, babe. You'd be okay. But conservative influencers have been critical of Ashley. Some disapproving of having two baby daddies, which I can agree with two children out of wedlock. This is obviously not representative of conservative culture, although there is a difference between being conservative and then voting politically conservative. Maybe you're not religious. Those people exist. They vote in elections. And I think there are a lot of people in the conservative movement who claim to be perfect or close to it, and they cast stones saying people like Ashley Sinclair have no place in conservative media. Now, a friend when this whole shitstorm started in February on Valentine's Day, a former friend of Ashley's, Isabella Moody, she's another conservative influencer. She totally outed her friend Ashley Sinclair on X. She's posting photos of them like, we used to be friends. Now here's the tea. And she basically exposed screenshots of their private conversations in which Ashley Sinclair was saying, you know, I want to have rocket babies with Elon Musk. So, you know, people are now, you know, people have turned on Ashley Sinclair very quickly, Even some calling for her to be canceled. Evan tweeted this. Another conservative influencer, Evan Kilgore on X, tweeted, can we all agree to never let Ashley Sinclair back in the maga movement yet she's a grifting whore and is now making Elon Musk and all of us look bad because of the decisions she made. I would argue she's not making anyone look bad but herself and maybe Elon Musk for having children with so many people willy nilly. I don't believe in cancel culture. I do, however, criticize people within reason when they deserve it. Now, Ashley Sinclair, she amassed, I think, 1.1 million followers on X because of this influence. She had a right, you know, a job writing jokes with the Babylon Bee. Whether, you know, what came first, the chicken or the egg, I don't know. But she was, you know, rising to Internet fame, if you will. She got a book deal with Brave Books. She wrote a children's book. You can say that A lot of this had to do with her influence on X. And you know, she had even posted, you know, in these videos or I'm sorry, in these screenshots exposed by Isabella Moody that, you know, it was easy to get Elon Musk to retweet her. If Elon Musk, the owner of X is retweeting all of your stuff, it's easy to rise to the top. So it has people questioning, did Ashley St. Clair sleep her way to the top of X literally by sleeping with Elon Musk? And this is the kind of behavior that shouldn't be rewarded and yet it kind of still is in the conservative movement. You know, people in the conservative movement are disavowing her and this behavior, which I agree with 100%. But you know, Elon Musk is a massive figure in conservative media. I'm not saying everyone has to be perfect, but, you know, Ashley Sinclair certainly thought that this would work out way better for her. She saw an opportunity, she took it. She, maybe she doesn't have morals, maybe she doesn't have values, maybe she let it fly because, you know, well, Elon Musk would sleep with her. So whatever. How does something like this happen, happen though? Well, it certainly wasn't a mistake. Elon Musk is very scared about population decline. He was just talking about it this past weekend. Watch that like the population decline there is much worse. Japan is an absolute population, population decline. So they're losing about, I think roughly a million people a year population and that's going to accelerate. Korea is, has only a third replacement rate, which means that in three generations the country will be 3 or 4% of its current size. Like basically all that will be left is a small portion of the capital city. So, and I keep waiting for the birth rate to turn around, but it doesn't. So he's got to do his part. Y'all accelerates. And that's why I think it's a very serious matter. It's. If you believe in humanity at all, you should care about this a lot. And then you know that that's sort of. But that, you know, that's a sort of long term thing. All right, so if you care about humanity, you'll impregnate people because of the population decline. Of course. And yes, I understand that population decline is a problem. So how does this happen? Well, we have Elon Musk, who is, he's seen the population decline and he's not happy about it. And then here's Ashley Sinclair, who does, however, understand how Birth control works. Watch. They're not teaching women, you know, you can cycle track, and it can be just as effective as birth control if you're using birth control for the sake of birth control. Right. Okay. So she knows how it works. She knows that you can either take birth control or cycle track. I guess she was doing neither one because, again, this was planned. Again, I didn't think that I was going to cover this story, but I think it deserves criticism. When you ask for privacy and then, you know, you go out and you. You handle yourself in the way that you do, you deserve criticism. So here it is, served up. But I do have a quick ad for you. So we're going to take a break, and then I got. I've got some good news on the baby front to continue this oh baby episode of Nightly Scroll. All right. If you love coffee as much as I do, and I do love my coffee any kind of way, by the way, I like cold brew. I like hot coffee. You name it. It just depends on my mood. So I always go to Blackout Coffee. They're a small batch of family owned roastery right here in Florida, crafting bold premium coffee that actually delivers on flavor. It's not burnt. No nonsense. 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Over in Idaho, the Idaho governor signed into law. We have this headline here that it's required now that prem prenatal development is being taught in public schools, which I think is really important. I went to public school until high school. Then I Went to Catholic school. When I was in public school, I actually. And in Catholic school, too, we had, you know, health class where we talked about, you know, puberty and all this stuff. But when I was in public school, we never learned about the development stages of life. And not that I can remember in sex ed or anything like that. And I think this is such an important thing to teach children, especially before they become sexually active. Like, we have a. A pro choice cross crisis in this country because so many women think that babies are just a clump of cells. I'm a clump of cells right now. Me speaking to you right now. Everyone in the live chat, you're all clumps of cells, clumps of cells. You know, this camera is a clump of cells, like, hello. But a fetus has human cells. We can't keep letting people just dehumanize what life is. And life does begin at conception. And because of this law, this new law in Idaho, they are going to allow videos like this from live action to be played in schools. Watch. This is Olivia. Though she has yet to greet the outside world, she has already completed an amazing journey. This is the moment that life begins. A new human being has come into existence. At fertilization. Her gender, ethnicity, hair color, eye color, and countless traits are already determined. She begins to impress. The video is a lot longer than that, but it's important because it details at what stage do all of these babies start having these traits, these human traits? Of course they're human from the very first, second second that they're conceived. And, you know, in that video, they're saying that, yes, they. Their hair color, eye color, all of this, their DNA is separate from the mother right away at conception. This is a human being. And if left to its natural devices, it's going to be a hu. Like a baby. It's not just going to be a clump of cells or a fetus or it's going to be a baby. It's going to be delivered. It's going to be a child. This is a wonderful thing to teach children. And I think the more children who learn this growing up, we're gonna have less adults who don't understand how children are made and how precious life is. Now there's a horrific story out of Georgia that has just gone absolutely viral in so many ways. I mean, it's horrific in the fact that there's a Georgia woman, she's 24 years old. She suffered a miscarriage. She has now been charged after she dumped her fetus in the dumpster. This 24 year old woman faces one count of concealing the death of another person and one count of throwing away or abandonment of a dead body. You know, it's the, the laws on the books, it's. They don't have a real guideline for how to discard a baby. This baby in this situation was 19 weeks. If we could just pull up. If you have a photo of a baby at 19 weeks, it doesn't have to be a real baby of course, but just like a, a diagram. I just want to show you all that. It's got eyes, legs, arms, fingers, toes, ears. You know this at 20, at 19 weeks. There have been babies at 20, 21 weeks who have survived outside of the womb. So this was not just like a clump of cells, but the left will have you believe that, that there is a woman who discarded of a clump of cells and now she's been arrested because of it. This is not what happened, but I want to show you some of the fear mongering that's been happening online. Liberals on TikTok trying to explain away this story and tell you that throwing away the fetal remains of a 19 week old baby is just like really not that big of a deal. Listen, they have arrested a 24 year old in the state of Georgia for having a miscarriage reminder. In the United States of America, there are no legal standards nor universal guidelines on how people should dispose of fetal remains after a miscarriage, meaning that placing them in the dumpster was actually totally normal. You look at it, you see a pretty big blood clot, you call your doctor Totally normal. Hey doctor, is that a blood clot or is that a miscarriage? Miscarriage. If you see the situation as anything other than the government abundantly overstepping to try to control women's bodies, you're wrong. Clear lack of willingness to educate yourself on this topic and just spewing misinformation like she threw a baby into a dumpster is harmful. It's disgusting. It makes me want to throw up. It honestly shows me how deep into the alt right pipeline you are and how deeply and intrinsically you feel women should not be allowed to exist. There's a lot to unpack in that last video. Again, this is not calling up your doctor. I think this is a blood clot. Again, this is a 19 week old baby. This is again a baby with arms, legs, eyes, ears. This is not. Oh, is this a blood clot or did I have a miscarriage? Like this was not that. And this I want to Be clear. I feel so much for women who go through this. This. Women in my family have had miscarriages. My friends, my close friends have had miscarriages. It's so horrible, especially when you want to have this baby. And you, you are a mother. As soon as you find out that you are. You're pregnant, I mean, you start imagining this life with a baby, and it's. Imagine having that ripped away from you. So many women go through this, and it's horrible. I feel for this woman in Georgia. She was found outside of her apartment complex almost bleeding to death. She was in a horrible condition. I feel for her. I'm not a monster. But you, you can't put your fetus in a garbage bag and then dump it in a dumpster that you're hold. You're held accountable for doing something as evil as that. And maybe there needs to be more education on what you do in that situation. I think more people would call a doctor, which is what some people who have common sense said on the Internet. Watch this Georgia woman arrested because she had a miscarriage. Or. Or she was arrested because she put her baby into a trash bag and threw it in the trash. It's not like when your dog dies and you bury it in the backyard. I had a miscarriage. Miscarriage. I took myself to the hospital. I was not arrested. This is not something that is happening. Y'all need to chill. Let's set the record straight here. She was not arrested for having a miscarriage. She was arrested because after she had a miscarriage, she decided to, A, not tell anyone about it, and B, she decided to take the fetal remains, put it in a plastic bag, and dump it in a dumpster. That's why she was arrested. And even if there are no guidelines and even if we were under stress and we don't know what to do, we don't do that. The least we can do is maybe ask a medical professional. Couldn't have said it better myself. I want to move on here to our favorite. Our favorite new rising star in the Democrat Party, Jasmine Crockett. So, the House, they have just introduced a bill earlier this year. It's called the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility act, also known as the SAVE Act. This is supposed to require individuals to provide documentary proof of United States citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections. Imagine that. Specifically, the bill prohibits states from accepting and processing an application to register to vote within a federal election unless the applicant presents the proof of US Citizenship. So essentially, you can use a passport or a real id. Most people Most citizens have a real id. You can't buy beer without it. You can't travel without it. You can't do a lot of things without it. But here's what Jasmine Crockett had to say on the SAVE Act. She said, the SAVE act is yet another bogus attempt by Republicans to suppress the vote, and this time they're targeting women. This bill would make it damn near impossible for. I'm sorry. This is so stupid. This bill would make it damn near impossible for millions of women who change their last name after marriage to cast a ballot. Let's be clear. This isn't about election integrity. It's about voter suppression and trust. My Democratic Women Caucus colleagues and I are not letting it slide. I am confused. Are you all confused? Because, listen, I'm not married, but I have a lot of friends who are married. So I texted them and I asked, when you get married, do you have to change your last name? Of course not. When you get married and you do decide to change your last name, how long does it take? Well, one of my friends that I asked yesterday said I got my new ID in about a week. The passport process took a little longer than that. Okay, so if a voting registration deadline is coming up and voting matters to you, which it should, and you have recently gotten married, let's say you get married in late October and election day is in early November, I would maybe wait until after election day to change your name and to start that process. To say that women, millions of women, are going to not vote because of this is so stupid. You're assuming that women are stupid that they can't plan ahead. I mean, this is not hard. It takes a week to get an id. If you have to show your real ID when you go to vote, which I believe you should, that is not difficult. So you can either wait to change your last name or change your last name within enough time to register to vote in the next election. Again, if you get married close to election day, hold off if you have time. It takes a damn week, people. But this is their playbook. They want to be able to have illegal immigrants voting. They want them on the voter rolls. They want them to have Social Security numbers. And they'll. They'll say that any Republican effort to do away with this process or to reform it and to require proof of citizenship, they'll call it racist. And they'll say that people in lower income communities, women, insert minority group. They can't figure it out because they're either stupid or they don't have access to the Internet or they don't know how to use it. So you know, this case, I'm just going to play if you don't believe me. I have proof. So here's Joe Biden claiming that Hispanics and black people, they don't have access to the Internet or they don't know how to use it. This video was in this situation was about registering to get the COVID 19 vaccine. But this is just video proof of a top Democrat saying that black and Hispanic people don't know how to use the Internet. Watch. The other portion is a lot of people don't know how to register. Not everybody in the community, in the Hispanic and the African American community, particularly in rural areas or inner city districts, know how to use, know how to get online to determine how to get in line for that Covid vaccination at the, at the Walgreens or at, at the particular store. He said it, not me. He said black and Hispanic people don't know how to go to Walgreens. They don't know how to get online to get in line. You're telling me that black and Hispanic people don't have access to the Internet? You're wrong and that's racist. Here's Kamala Harris saying that in order to prove to vote that you're a citizen, you might have to photocopy your id, which is so insane because you can just bring your ID like you do to drive a car or do anything. But here she is explaining this away. Is agreeing to voter ID one of those compromises that you'd support? I don't think that we should underestimate what that could mean because in some people's mind that means, well, you're gonna have to Xerox or photocopy your ID to send it in to prove you are who you are. Well, there are a whole lot of people, especially people who live in rural communities who don't. There's no Kinkos, there's no office Macs near them. People have to understand that when we're talking about voter ID laws, uh huh. Be clear about who you have in mind and what would be required of them to prove who they are. Of course people have to prove who they are, but not in a way that makes it almost impossible for them to prove who they are. I'm in shock. I mean seriously, like these people, they think you're dumb. They think you're dumb and they're trying to exploit how dumb you are to, to get away with what they're getting away with. And, you know, this was from the last campaign season. But they're back at it with Jasmine Crockett. She's pulling up the charge. They're still going to say that women are too stupid to plan ahead, basically, which is quite ironic because I think any woman I know is quite the planner. We like to plan ahead, and certainly we can figure out how to vote and how to change our last names if we choose to do that and do it in time to register to vote. Now, I'm going to call out people left, right and center, and maybe that'll make people mad. But I saw this headline. There's a Florida state senator, Joe Grutters. He's a married GOP official, and he had a cringe response after being busted for following 60 Only fans, models and dating accounts on Instagram. He's 47 years old. He's a father of three young kids. He is a Florida state senator who currently serves as the treasurer of the Republican National Committee. Now, the Daily Mail went through his private Instagram account. So this is private, but not private enough where, you know, journalists couldn't friend him and have him accept them. So he accepted someone from the Daily Mail and they found that he was following at least 60 only fans models. He insisted that he doesn't personally know everyone that he follows or who follows him, which is true. I mean, that's fine. He said, I typically engage accounts that are recommended or interact with my account. So maybe the only fans models were just recommended to him. And that's why he decided to follow them on a public or private account, but on a social media platform when you're a public figure. He also said he will review his follows and remove any content that may be considered questionable. This was also a kicker. In this article, they said they kind of like put him on blast for his following ratio. He was following 6477 accounts. Meanwhile, he only had 3781 followers. That is quite the ratio. So not only was he following the only fans models, he was following a lot of gambling accounts. And I just thought that that was quite funny and ironic considering that he's the treasurer of the rnc. I would just say my advice is to clean up maybe the social media if you're running for office, you know, just get rid of some things that you might not want people to see. Certainly if you're married, you don't want to be following onlyfans models. Again, this isn't a crime. I'm just saying it's embarrassing to be outed so clean it up. That's all I'm saying. Someone in the chat just said, haley's Hunks. I have been. Okay, we've got to. We've got to come to a conclusion here. People are. People have said, haley's Hotties. Haley's Hunks. Haley's Heroes. Karenia Crew. I think. I think you need to drop your fan name in the comments right now. And we're gonna decide right now because I don't like Haley's Hotties and I don't like Haley's Hunks. It's gotta be Haley's. It's gotta be Haley's Heroes or the Scrollers. And yes, someone asked, is he married? He was married. Married with three kids. What is that? The Halitian army? Haley's comments, which is funny. It's like a little nod to Haley's comment, which I do like that. Haley's comments. And then you guys are in the comments because you're commenting in the chat. I kind of like that. I'm between Haley's comments and the scrollers. Haley Scrollers. Okay. Comments or scrollers? Scrollers. Should I just put a. Maybe I'll just put, like a poll on my Twitter and we can all vote. I'll put a few options, and then we're going to seal the deal. The. The Twitter poll is going to be the end all. Be all. We're going to finally. We're going to finally come to the conclusion. All right, I do kind of want to get into the. Oh, are you going to. Oh, you don't have access to my account. Well, I'm not going to do it right now. I'll do it after the show. I've got a. I've got to get through this show. And then. Oh, someone said Haley's Angels. Cute. All right, well, we'll. We'll. We'll take this offline. We'll do this on X later. I want to get into the Daily Wire drama. Okay. As you know, the Daily Wire, they've been having a lot of shakeups in terms of upper management. Jeremy Boreing, the CEO, he has stepped down. Curiously. He's going to stay on and help consult in certain areas. Like, you know, the Daily Wire is not just podcasts. It's not just writing articles. They have, you know, movies and all this other. So he's going to stay on and do some more of the creative stuff. And now I saw this post on X. Their PR head, Alyssa Cordova, has now stepped down as well. She wrote this into response so she's responding to a post on X that said, you know, she is leaving and here are some rumors about the Daily Wire. She said, oh, wow, this blew up. Lol. However, it's fake news. I resigned last Thursday voluntarily, but not with the drama you've been led to believe. I love the Daily Wire. Jeremy, Ben, Caleb and will be working with the company as a consultant. So same deal as Jeremy. Boring. The four years I spent at DW were some of the most rewarding of my life. I am and will remain a fan and supporter and know they will keep doing great things. You dorks need to stop watching so many TikTok conspiracies. That's quite the professional response from a PR executive at DW. You dorks have to stop watching TikTok conspiracies. Okay? It's not really a conspiracy that you step down, you step down, you're out at the Daily Wire. I mean, yeah, you're going to be consulting, staying on to consult, but anyway, we're dorks for believing this. That's true. Anyway, Candace Owens, one of the Daily Wire's former biggest stars, replied. So the tea is piping hot. People, Candace said, can't speak as to why you left, but can confirm you are toxic and compulsively lie to try to destroy people and are therefore incredibly disliked. Can't imagine any of the talent or their families who have been personally impacted by your lies will be swooping into. Right. That you'll be missed. I'll wait. By the way, thanks for concern. Thanks for confirming the resignation because that means you are no longer protected by my contractual obligations. I may have who, like I said, the tea absolutely piping hot. Now, not last Friday, but the Friday before, I was answering some of your questions and someone asked me my thoughts on the Daily Wire drama. And I. I'm not going to get into it because we've, you know, we're at 45 minutes here. But if you want my thoughts on the Daily Wire drama, you can go back. Not this past Friday, the one before that. And I told the story about some weird experiences I had in trying to work with them. I was in the interview process. I interviewed with them twice for two separate jobs. And they're very secretive. They make people sign NDAs. I know that from people friends of mine who work there or have worked there in the past. They're very secretive about where their, you know, office is. They wouldn't tell me where their office was. I was trying to figure out, you know, where I could maybe live moving to Nashville in, you know, relation to the office. They wouldn't tell me where their office was. I was like, that's entirely unhelpful. I wanted to send handwritten thank you notes because I'm not an animal. And they said, no, you can't send handwritten thank you notes. Like, they're, they're very nervous. They're very nervous. That's all I can say. And I, I don't want to disparage the Daily Wire because I think they put out really, really great content. I used to listen to Ben Shapiro all the time, certainly Candace Owens, huge, huge star that is now left. But I think they do great reporting. I've had their reporting on this show, so I think the quality of their content is top notch. They do a really, really good job. Now, here's my take on why the Daily Wire might be having some issues. It seems like they're cutting some staff. It seems like they're taking people who have been in very high positions and maybe cutting their salaries. So maybe they're not firing them, but they're not the CEO anymore. They're not the PR executive anymore. They're taking on some consulting gigs. Maybe they're not full time employees. I think that the Daily Wire grew too much too fast. I think obviously it takes a lot of money to put out a quality product, and they do put out a quality product. But they're not just, you know, like I said, a podcast network. They've got writers, they've got journalists, they've got, you know, a whole movie section of the company. They're making movies and shows. They've got children's shows. They make razors, they make chocolate. You name it, the Daily Wire is doing it. And I think it takes a lot of capital and it takes a lot of, you know, hands on deck to keep all of these separate businesses afloat that were under the Daily Wire umbrella. So that's my take on it, I think. You know, although Alyssa Cordova, the PR genius that she is, calls us dorks for, you know, thinking about TikTok conspiracies or listening to certain reporters, independent journalists on X, who are reporting about what's going on at the Daily Wire, certainly the shakeups are real. These people are stepping down from their jobs or resigning from their jobs. So it's not a conspiracy, it's the truth. But as we all know, because I know everyone in the chat, we love the conspiracies. It's not a conspiracy theory. We're just six months out from the truth. So we shall see. And on that note, we're gonna get scrolling. Someone said scroll trolls. Scroll trolls? I don't know about scroll trolls, but I do like scrollers, Haley. Scrollers. Anyway, all right, I found this headline about egg prices. A third of Americans actually stopped buying eggs and won't revert until prices drop. This was just this morning. And I want everyone in the chat, like, are you buying eggs or eggs just out of the. Out of the realm of possibility right now for you, financially, because. Not out of a financial reason, but eggs are expensive. But I stopped eating them, and I started feeling so much better. Once you free yourself from the chains of breakfast food and you start realizing that you can eat anything at any time, it's really eye opening. I have been now eating sausage for breakfast. Avocado, some sauerkraut. That's been my go to, like, hyper fixation breakfast at the moment. And, yeah, I freed myself from the shackles of big breakfast. And I don't. You don't have to eat eggs, everyone. You know, you don't have to eat pancakes. You can eat whatever you want whenever you want, and it's a free country. I just want you to remind. I just wanted to remind everyone of that. But this guy on TikTok, he posted this about eggs, and I thought it was interesting. He said, back in my day, there was so much toilet paper and so much eggs that we gathered at night and threw them at the houses of our enemies. Good times. This just reeks of the 90s and the early 2000s. I remember people getting TP'd like way more often. People do not TP houses or school events or anything. Like, I haven't seen that in years. I really haven't. Yeah. And certainly we've stopped throwing eggs at our enemies. And, you know, even tomatoes, like, everything's too expensive now. What are we throwing people? We're just. We're just yelling, you know, we're hauling insults at people online instead. But I think, you know, it's cheaper to do that, certainly, but hurl eggs, not insults. Hurl eggs, not insults. Make love, not war. This is. Yeah, this is the way everyone. I just thought that that was so interesting because I haven't thought about egging anyone or TPing anyone in so long. And maybe it is a financial burden to. To TP your enemies or egg your enemies. I mean, we just don't see that anymore. I remember on Halloween, it was like people's cars were getting egged and houses were getting egged. It was like, you know, it Gets to a certain time of night, and then people start getting a little rowdy. But, yeah, I haven't. Haven't seen that anymore. Someone just said Haley's eggers in the chat. Come on. We're not doing Haley's eggers. I don't even. I don't even eat eggs anymore. I'm. I've. That was Justin. Oh, that was you? I can't even read the. The colors. They all come up different colors, and it's hard to read, but I can read the white part. Anyway, the next video that I have for all of you. What time is it? All right, I'll save one for tomorrow. I have to. I wanted to cover this yesterday, but I didn't. I totally forgot. Congressman Tim Burchett from Tennessee. He absolutely owned this journalist or what? Independent journalist. He kind of looks like a loser. Sorry. But he came up to Tim Burchett, and he absolutely owned him with this comeback. This is on Sunday. Watch this. Perry, do you trust Trump's national security team to keep our war plans top secret? You trust your mother every night to fix your Hot Pockets and make sure your Game Boy is turned on? Oh, my gosh. It's so good. Can you pause on the guy's face when he looks so dejected? He's like, damn it. He just. He just crushed me. I mean, he really was like, oh. Oh. He just really. Yeah, well, I, I. We kind of had, like, a moment here. Yeah, he's like, oh. And the camera goes down. He's like, I'm gonna stop filming. Everyone in the comments is like, yeah, he deleted that. Yeah, he deleted that photo. That video didn't go so well for him. And he does look like he, you know, has his mom tuck him in at night and make him Hot Pockets and plug in his Game Boy. I mean, Tim Burchett, he clocked that man. But this was not the only time that Tim Burchett has totally owned an independent journalist like this. And I think that it's the same person. Michael and Justin don't think that it's the same person, but we'll play this from 2023. Watch. Representatives, you support Trump's call to shut down the government. He has not called me, and I do not. I do not support you wearing black socks with short pants. I think that's the same guy. Is that not. Is that not the same guy that rolled up in the first one? I think it is. I think it is. I think this guy, like, follows around Tim Burchett and asks him questions, and it Just gets owned back to back years. I think it's the same guy, but a total. I mean, not even the point. The point here is that Tim Burchett is a total comeback hero. And Senator Jim Banks has taken a page out of Tim Burchett's book. And he just took down a reporter today. Watch. Hi. I was a worker at HHS. I was fired illegally on February 14th. There are many people who are not getting social service programs, especially people with disabilities. Are you going to do anything to stop what's happening? You probably deserved it. I deserved it? I deserved it. Wow. Yeah, that's great to hear. Why? Why did I deserve it? Because you seem like a. Wow. Okay, sir, you shouldn't have said that. And the elevator doors close at the perfect time. He's like, mic drop. And now if you could just pull up the tweet from Senator Jim Banks. This is after. This interaction has now gone viral. And Jim Banks, I emailed it to you. He. He tweeted this and he said, new profile picture. And he took the moment. His face, just like in the elevator doors. And now this is his icon on X. It's just so hilarious. Like, this is. Republicans are getting so good at trolling, so good at memeing. Like, the left can't even keep up. They think that it's like a gotcha moment where it's like, oh, you should have said that on air. And it's like, he's owning it, man. Yeah. Let's throw this up. Senator Jim Banks. This is his new profile picture on X. This is just the moment. The smirk. It's perfect. Like, looking right into the camera. Mic drop. Jim Banks. I love to see it. All right, lastly, I did want to just admit that, you know, I'm not perfect. Obviously, I fell for an April Fool's joke today on X. Tiger woods, he posted this on X. He said. I can't believe I'm saying this, but a few weeks after rupturing my left Achilles and sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber, plus explosive lifts, my doctors and trainers have me ready to play for the Masters next week. Can't wait. See y'all on the course. Tell me why I totally forgot it was April Fools. I was like, what? You're telling me that Tiger woods is back? And then he posted this. P.S. april Fools. My Achilles is still a mess. So, anyway, a girl can dream. But we will not be seeing Tiger woods on the course for the Masters. Thank you all for scrolling with me. My scrollers, my hotties, my hunks, my heroes, whatever you are. We're going to figure it out on X tonight. But thank you for being here. Thank you to everyone in the chat. I love chatting with you. And I will see you right back here tomorrow.
Nightly Scroll with Hayley - Episode 17: Musk’s 13th Alleged Baby Mama’s Anti-Privacy Tour
Release Date: April 1, 2025
In this episode of Nightly Scroll, host Hayley Caronia dives into a series of high-profile and contentious issues, blending her unapologetic conservative stance with sharp wit and insightful analysis. True to its title, the episode centers around Elon Musk's latest personal drama while branching out into political controversies and cultural debates.
Timestamp: 05:30
Hayley opens the show by labeling it the "oh baby episode," focusing primarily on the escalating drama surrounding Elon Musk's alleged 13th baby mama, Ashley St. Clair. Initially hesitant to discuss the matter, Hayley describes how public commentary forced her hand.
Ashley St. Clair's Privacy Statement:
"I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I asked the media to honor our child's privacy and refrain from invasive reporting."
Criticism of Ashley's Actions:
"Just one day after posting that, please respect my privacy on X, she did an exclusive sit down with the New York Post."
Elon Musk’s Response:
"I don't know if the child is mine or not, which is shocking, but I'm not against finding out. No court order is needed."
Back-and-Forth Between Ashley and Elon:
Timestamp: 45:00
Transitioning from personal dramas to political issues, Hayley discusses the recently introduced Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act), spearheaded by Democratic representative Jasmine Crockett.
Hayley’s Critique:
"This bill would make it damn near impossible for millions of women who change their last name after marriage to cast a ballot."
Jasmine Crockett’s Rebuttal:
Hayley reinforces her stance by showcasing clips of political figures like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris making remarks she interprets as condescending towards minority communities, reinforcing her argument against the SAVE Act.
Timestamp: 1:20:00
Hayley delves into the controversy surrounding Florida State Senator Joe Grutters, who was outed for following 60 OnlyFans models on Instagram.
Hayley’s Analysis:
Advice to Public Figures:
Timestamp: 1:35:00
Shifting focus to education, Hayley discusses a new law signed by the Idaho governor requiring prenatal development to be taught in public schools.
Importance of Early Education:
Visual Aid:
Timestamp: 1:50:30
Hayley addresses a viral and controversial case in Georgia where a 24-year-old woman was charged for disposing of her 19-week-old fetus in a dumpster.
Legal and Social Implications:
Empathy and Critique:
Timestamp: 2:05:00
Hayley transitions to media industry news, focusing on recent resignations within the Daily Wire.
Executive Departures:
Candace Owens' Response:
Hayley’s Take:
Timestamp: 2:25:00
In a lighter yet still pertinent segment, Hayley discusses rising egg prices and changing consumer habits.
Consumer Shift:
"You can eat whatever you want whenever you want, and it's a free country."
Social Media Commentary:
Timestamp: 2:35:00
Hayley highlights Republican Congressman Tim Burchett's notable verbal sparring with journalists, showcasing his adeptness at handling press inquiries.
Viral Moments:
"Do you trust your mother every night to fix your Hot Pockets...?"
Senator Jim Banks' Emulation:
Timestamp: 2:50:00
Wrapping up the episode, Hayley admits falling for an April Fools’ prank involving Tiger Woods announcing a premature return to the Masters. She underscores the prevalence of misinformation and the importance of vigilance in the digital age.
Ashley St. Clair on Privacy:
"I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I asked the media to honor our child's privacy and refrain from invasive reporting."
Hayley on the SAVE Act:
"This bill would make it damn near impossible for millions of women who change their last name after marriage to cast a ballot."
Jasmine Crockett Responding to SAVE Act Critique:
"This bill would make it damn near impossible for millions of women who change their last name after marriage to cast a ballot."
Hayley on Tim Burchett’s Media Handling:
"Rep Tim Burchett absolutely owned that journalist with that comeback. That's the kind of response public figures should strive for."
Privacy vs. Publicity: The episode underscores the tension between personal privacy and public interest, particularly in high-profile relationships like Elon Musk’s.
Voter Laws Debate: Hayley provides a critical analysis of the SAVE Act, framing it as an attempt at voter suppression rather than genuine election integrity.
Political Accountability: The scrutiny of public officials’ private social media activities highlights the ongoing debate about personal conduct versus professional responsibilities.
Media Industry Dynamics: The shakeups at the Daily Wire reflect broader challenges within rapidly expanding media organizations.
Consumer Economics: Rising costs of everyday goods like eggs are shifting consumer habits, prompting discussions on economic pressures and lifestyle adaptability.
Public Figure’s Media Savvy: The emphasis on effective communication and media handling by politicians like Tim Burchett and Jim Banks illustrates the evolving landscape of political discourse.
Hayley Caronia’s Episode 17 of Nightly Scroll offers a comprehensive look into the intersection of personal drama, political legislation, media industry changes, and societal trends. Through incisive commentary and a blend of humor and seriousness, Hayley effectively navigates through complex and often controversial topics, providing her conservative audience with thought-provoking insights.