Sydney Sweeney Makes America Hot Again & Triggers The Libs! - Hayley Caronia (Ep.99)

Summary

Nightly Scroll with Hayley Caronia Episode Summary: "Sydney Sweeney Makes America Hot Again & Triggers The Libs!" (Ep.99) Release Date: July 28, 2025

In Episode 99 of Nightly Scroll with Hayley Caronia, host Hayley delves into several hot-button issues that have stirred controversy across the cultural and political landscape. This episode primarily focuses on actress Sydney Sweeney’s latest endeavors, a provocative Elon Musk art project, updates on the Epstein case, and the emergence of a whites-only town in the Ozarks. Complementing these discussions are Hayley’s signature sharp critiques of media biases and liberal narratives.

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1. Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Campaign Sparks Backlash

Hayley begins the episode by spotlighting Sydney Sweeney, an acclaimed actress known for her roles in popular TV shows like Euphoria and White Lotus. Hayley praises Sweeney's beauty and rising stardom but shifts focus to the recent controversy surrounding her American Eagle denim campaign.

Campaign Overview: American Eagle enlisted Sydney Sweeney to model their jeans in a series of advertisements that emphasize her physical attributes and play on the word "genes." The campaign features Sweeney showcasing different jeans styles in various Americana-themed settings.

Controversy: Liberals and leftist commentators have harshly criticized the campaign, with some labeling it as “Nazi propaganda.” Hayley counters these accusations by drawing parallels to past advertisements, notably Brooke Shields’ Calvin Klein campaign in the 1980s, suggesting that the backlash is rooted in anti-attractiveness sentiment fueled by internalized misogyny among leftist women.

Notable Quotes:

• Hayley Caronia [07:57]: “Sydney Sweeney has great jeans because she's gorgeous.”
• Leftist Commentator [14:36]: “Like fascist propaganda... a blonde hair haired, blue-eyed, white woman is talking about her good genes.”

Market Impact: Despite the uproar, American Eagle's stock prices surged by 15% following the campaign launch. Hayley attributes this success to effective marketing strategies that generate widespread discussion and brand visibility, regardless of polarized opinions.

2. Elon Musk’s Bust in National Parks: A Mockery of Protests

Transitioning from Hollywood to Silicon Valley, Hayley discusses the controversial bust of Elon Musk making its rounds in various national parks. Commissioned anonymously, the bust is intended as a protest against budget cuts attributed to Dogecoin (“Doge cuts”).

Public Reaction: The bust has faced ridicule for its unflattering and inaccurate representation of Musk, with critics mocking its resemblance and questioning the protest’s efficacy.

Notable Quotes:

• Hayley Caronia [23:36]: “If you're listening and not watching and you haven't seen this, this looks like a handsome Squidward version of Elon Musk.”
• Andy [24:30]: “Yeah, he looks like he's the Rock. Like he's wrestling.”

Analysis: Hayley criticizes the protest as a waste of resources, emphasizing that it fails to address the actual issues surrounding national park funding. She juxtaposes this with Musk’s ambitious yet often controversial projects, such as his tunnel proposals for Nashville, suggesting that while innovative, they often receive unwarranted public disdain.

3. Epstein Case Update: New Revelations from Ghislaine Maxwell’s Lawyers

Hayley provides a timely update on the Epstein case, reporting that Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers have disclosed discussions involving approximately 100 individuals to the Department of Justice (DOJ). This revelation contradicts previous statements by officials like Pam Bondi, who had declared the case closed without substantial evidence.

Key Points:

• The DOJ is now revisiting the case with this new information.
• Hayley underscores the inconsistency in the administration’s handling of the investigation, calling for transparent and thorough judicial processes.

Notable Quotes:

• Hayley Caronia [27:31]: “These are the people that now they need to dig in and go look into.”

4. Whites-Only Town in the Ozarks Draws Media Scrutiny

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to the emergence of "Return to the Land," a whites-only community being established in the Ozarks, Arkansas. Hayley contrasts this with earlier media coverage of a similar blacks-only initiative in Georgia, highlighting perceived double standards in reporting.

Community Overview:

• "Return to the Land" is a private members association aimed exclusively at white individuals, excluding Black people, Jews, and LGBTQ+ individuals.
• Approximately 40 residents are involved, with plans for expansion to other states.

Media Coverage: Hayley points out that while the white community faces heavy criticism and is labeled as racist, the blacks-only community received positive reception, portraying a stark contrast in media narratives.

Notable Quotes:

• Hayley Caronia [37:03]: “Freedom Georgia is pro-black and Return to the Land in Arkansas is white supremacist. There's different, right?”

Legal Implications: The Arkansas Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the community's discriminatory practices, questioning the legality of such an association under current anti-discrimination laws.

5. Scrolling Time Highlights: Public Reactions and Social Media Follies

In the Scrolling Time segment, Hayley showcases various viral videos and social media posts that reflect the ongoing cultural battles:

• Embarrassing Protester: A liberal protester misspells “Project 2025” as “Projest 2025” while labeling Donald Trump as a Nazi, leading to widespread mockery.

  Notable Quote:

  • Hayley Caronia [43:24]: “He's a liberal who is protesting Trump being a Nazi. So clearly he's not very smart.”

• Parent-Teen Conflict: A mother expresses frustration over her teenage daughter’s misuse of a credit card provided for a weekend trip, sparking discussions on parental controls and teenage entitlement.

  Notable Quote:

  • Hayley Caronia [49:37]: “The teenager's comment is so rude and entitled. She's saying the $200 is mine, which was actually intended for the trip.”

• Humorous Mishap: A video of a husband accidentally flattening his sandwich after a fall becomes an internet sensation, highlighting everyday clumsiness.

  Notable Quote:

  • Hayley Caronia [55:21]: “This is the flattest flatbread I think I've ever seen in my life.”

Conclusion

In this episode, Hayley Caronia masterfully navigates through controversial topics, offering her conservative perspective while dissecting the reactions of liberal audiences. From celebrity ad campaigns igniting cultural wars to scrutinizing blatant double standards in media reporting, Hayley ensures listeners are both informed and engaged. Through her candid commentary, she underscores the pervasive influence of cancel culture and the ongoing struggle to maintain traditional values in a rapidly evolving societal landscape.

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Transcript

[Haley Carney]

Welcome to nightly scroll, everyone. I'm Haley Carney. I hope everyone had a great weekend. I know I did. I spent time with my mom. I spent time in North Carolina. But we are back here. Lots of business to get to. But first I have to remind everyone you have to go to the Bongino report channel on Rumble to watch this show. So if you're listening, you got to go to rumble. Rumble.com Haley is where you can find it. That's where you can join all of my homies in the chat. Uh, if you want to listen later on, find it on your favorite podcast platform. Just search for Nightly scroll with Haley. Actress Sydney Sweeney has triggered the libs yet again. This isn't the first time. This isn't even the second time. But this time it is with her American eagle denim campaign that the wokies are calling nazi propaganda. We're going to get into it. Plus, a giant bust of Elon Musk's head is making its way to all the national parks. And in protest of dogecot, another giant waste of money in protest of saving money. That's leftist logic. Plus, a whites only town is being built in the Ozarks. The media is covering it very different, differently than the blacks only town in Georgia that started in 2020. I wonder why. Plus the creator of the Simpsons wants everyone to delete Fox news to save the country. Put your phones on. Do not disturb. Nightly scrolls starts now. All right, so I want just. If you don't know who Sydney Sweeney is, I want to introduce you to Sydney Sweeney. She is the American it girl. Here are some pictures of her. She's gorgeous. She's in popular TV shows like Euphoria and White Lotus. She's in rom com movies. She starred in anything but you, the revival of the rom com because that whole genre kind of came and went. It had its moment in the, in the 90s and then early 2000s and then people just said, you know, where did all the rom coms go? And here she is to revive it. She's also set to star in other popular movies. I read a book, you know, I. I read a lot of thrillers and one of the movies or one of the books that I've read that is turning into a movie is the housemaid. And she is going to play the housemaid in the movie so that I don't know when that's coming out, but I'm very excited to see it. Okay, so I'm a fan of City Sweeney's. She is skinny. She is blonde. She Is pretty. She has big boobs. So obviously women hate her. And they have made her a recent target for a lot of reasons. So let me just set the scene for you. A few years ago, she posted photos from a family barbecue. If you could pull these up, if you could just search Sydney Sweeney, barbecue, MAGA hat, thin blue line, anything like that, we could probably find them. But she posted photos from his family barbecue. She's from Spokane, Washington. And, you know, some of her family members were wearing MAGA hats. They're wearing thin blue line shirts. And she posted these photos to social media. You can guess how the cancel culture mob reacted to that. They weren't so happy. They and people on the left, they were forcing Sydney Sweeney. They were trying to get city Sweeney to denounce her own family members. They were trying to get her to say, you know, yes, I hate these people. So that's Sydney Sweeney's brother on the right. And then I don't know who these people are. Members of Sydney Sweeney's family, and they're wearing MAGA hats. And this is just one of the photos that sparked all of this controversy. And my favorite part of the whole thing is that Sidney did not apologize for who her family is. Didn't matter how much the woke mob was, you know, banging at her door, trying to get her to say something, to make a statement. No, guess what? She wasn't canceled either. She didn't denounce her family, she didn't disown them. And she continued to work and get gigs and be popular. So this was like a master class in how to deal with cancel culture. You just don't give them the time of day. They move on to something else, and all is well in the world. So liberals automatically don't like her because of this. But I think people have Sydney Sweeney fatigue. She's in every movie. She's working with every brand. The only demographic that isn't tired of Sydney Sweeney is men, because they love her. So if you're selling to men, Sydney Sweeney is your girl. She's again, pretty, blonde, perfect body, and she leans into it, which is why ugly, insecure women hate her. They blame it all on Sydney's internalized misogyny. But women are the ones hating their fellow woman because she's not womaning in the way that they want her to. Woman. That's leftist logic. And leftist women think that if you do anything to look attractive, you're doing so to fit the male gaze. And you are therefore a pick me girl. A girl who does whatever it Takes to be picked by a man. And so Sydney Sweeney caught backlash for the MAGA hat wearing family members. But she's also caught backlash recently for partnering with Dr. Squatch. Soap. She was selling a soap. This is obviously targeted towards men, but this soap was a limited edition and it was said to have been made with her own bath water. So of course men were, I guess, buying it. Women were mad at it. I think a lot of women would probably be mad at it because they don't want that. They're. They don't want their husband to go buy it. And I, I get that. I'm not. I get it. But this caught a lot of backlash. And this was a breaking point for the insecure, angry women crowd. They turned on Sydney Sweeney. At this point, it didn't matter that she was good in White Lotus and euphoria. This was the moment where everyone, especially liberal women, said, we're done with Sydney Sweeney. She's catering to men and we hate her for that. They crowned her the biggest pick me of them all. And it's not because of her sexual nature. It's because there's guy hot and girl hot. Have you heard of this, Andy?

[Andy]

No, but I'm waiting.

[Haley Carney]

This actually proves my point. Because only women talk about this. Only women have deemed other women girl hot and guy hot. And it's because guy hot is a girl that guys find hot. Girl hot is an objectively attractive woman that guys are really not into, but women really like. Do you know who Sabrina Carpenter is?

[Andy]

The. The young pop star? We covered her a couple of weeks ago with her new record that came out that was all shady.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah, exactly. So Sabrina Carpenter is an example of girl hot. For whatever reason, guys, she's. She's very sexual in nature. Her songs are sexual. Her. Her costumes on stage are very sexual. She's wearing a lot of lingerie. We can play this video so you guys can see it, but girls find her attractive. But if you asked men who the hottest pop star is, they wouldn't name her. So women like that, leftist women like Sabrina Carpenter because men don't. And you could argue that the. All these, like, sex positions and lingerie and all this stuff that she does on stage is for the male gaze. But women eat it up and they cheer on this hypersexuality. And by leftist women's standards, that's okay. But Sydney Sweeney admitting that her body is hot is not okay. It is hypocrisy at its finest. So let's get it. That's all the background. Let's get into the American Eagle campaign that has everybody all worked up. So City sweetie did a different videos, a few different. For American Eagle, which is an all American brand that is normally targeting women. But here is the first one. She is modeling their genes. Watch.

[Sydney Sweeney]

My body's composition is determined by my genes. Hey, eyes up here.

[Andy]

Hasbro keens.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, that's just a little taste. I'm gonna play you a little more. But the entire purpose of this is to essentially, it's the play on words. Jeans. Jeans, right. Sydney Sweeney has great jeans because she's gorgeous. So here's the next one. The next one is very Americana. Sydney Sweeney likes cars. This is, I think, her car in this ad, or if it isn't, she works on cars. So this isn't like she's pretending to be this kind of girl, and she's not.

[Andy]

Is that real? She works on cars.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah, but this is point. What?

[Andy]

That's a point.

[Haley Carney]

Right? Right. So she's not trying to be something she's not. But it's very, like, reminiscent of Megan Fox. Transformers.

[Andy]

I know that movie.

[Haley Carney]

So watch this. So there is Sydney Sweeney. She's got her jeans. There's her butt.

[Andy]

Sydney Sweeney, Hasbro Kings.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, this is what people are mad at. It get. We're gonna keep going into it, but people are very mad at this campaign. I just want to also say that I've worked in marketing before, and as much as women don't want to admit it, sex does sell. So this is an obvious tactic that's worked for years, and it's still working. We're. We're going to get into the fact that American Eagle stock prices are surging with this whole thing, but we'll get into it. Not all of them were overtly sexual. Here's another one. So there's Sydney Sweeney. She's standing outside, looks like New York City. She's putting up her own billboard, and she's got great jeans. She's wearing the jeans. You don't even see her face. You don't see her boobs. And of course, it ends with, sydney Sweeney has great jeans. So I think, just based on these videos, I think a way to make this ad campaign better would have been for it to say, sydney Sweeney has great jeans, but ours are even better. Sydney Sweeney has great jeans, but a little help from American Eagle never hurts. Or Sydney Sweeney has great jeans. We're here to support her every move. Something like this. Instead of the narrative that City Sweeney is gorgeous without these jeans on. She doesn't need them. And neither do you. So my one question is, who is American Eagle's target audience, and who are they catering to with this ad campaign? Because it's not women. Women are up in arms. They're angry at this. Before this ad, I would say American Eagle's target audience is women. Men probably aren't clamoring to buy their clothes from there. It's more popular I among women. So maybe American Eagle wants to appeal to men more. And if that's their goal, then I would say this is successful. But this campaign has everybody talking. So by brand awareness standards, this is successful. Whether they're selling to men or women. They're getting everybody talking, everybody mad. Men are probably finding out about it because their girlfriends are mad about it, complaining about it. So everyone is hearing about City Sweeney and American Eagle, and everyone's talking about it. This is the point of advertising. So do I think this ad campaign is meant to get men in stores to buy jeans for their wives and girlfriends? No. I think that would backfire the same way that the soap did, because most men or most women wouldn't want their husband falling for a Sydney Sweeney ad. So I think that they are targeting men. And this next clip to me says that they are selling men's jeans to men using Sydney Sweeney. Watch.

[Sydney Sweeney]

I bet you want to try these jeans.

[Andy]

Cindy's tweeny has for jeans.

[Haley Carney]

They're men's jeans. They don't fit her. She's saying, I bet you want to try these jeans. I think she's selling men's jeans. So all the women that are up in arms about it, it's like, I don't even think this was for you. You think it's for you, but I don't think it was. All the videos that I just played for you are. See that you understand the context of this ad, which is, of course, to play on the word jeans. By using the hottest woman in Hollywood right now, something that woke people are not understanding. But now liberals are taking it a step further and are calling this advertisement Nazi propaganda. Watch. Yeah.

[Sydney Sweeney]

Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color. My genes are blue.

[Andy]

Sydney Sweeney Hasbro jeans.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, I'll admit it's a little weird. Like, I'm not sold on this. But, you know, they say that Sydney Sweeney is proud of her. Her blue eyes, right? Like my. She didn't even say she's proud of it. She just said my jeans are blue. Genetics are passed down. Genes are passed down. And why are you laughing? Andy, I'm confused.

[Andy]

Yeah, I mean I, this is just, I think you're, you're giving, you're getting a great analysis of this.

[Haley Carney]

Oh, thank you.

[Andy]

But I, I do, I do, I do think that like it's so funny to see this now because we haven't seen ads like this. When I was thinking about Gorgeous, we were talking pre show about the Pepsi commercial with the Cindy Crawford and like these ads were all over the place. Growing, growing up. But in this whole culture in the last six, eight, 10 years, this stuff has been, it's gone, almost been afraid to be, be, be made. You know what I mean? And so there's a big blow up about it. But you normally have the most beautiful person in Hollywood or a model making these type of ads. You know what I'm saying?

[Haley Carney]

Yeah. And liberals are so Trump deranged that they are saying that Sydney Sweeney saying that her jeans are blue, like her eyes are blue, her jeans are blue is fascist. Watch this.

[Leftist Commentator]

I will be the friend that's too woke. Because those Sydney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird. Like fascist weird, Like Nazi propaganda weird.

[Sydney Sweeney]

My body's composition is determined by my genes. Hey, eyes up here.

[Andy]

Sydney Sweeney has very Keynes.

[Sydney Sweeney]

Jeans are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality and even eye color.

[Andy]

She's all Sydney Sweeney Casper Canes.

[Leftist Commentator]

Should we be surprised that a company whose name is literally American Eagle is making fascist propaganda like this? Probably not, but it's still really shocking. Like a blonde hair haired, blue eyed, white woman is talking about her good genes. Like that is Nazi propaganda, bro. And I have even mentioned the fact that this entire ad campaign that Sydney Sweeney is doing right now is incredibly reminiscent to the Brooke Shields Calvin Klein jeans ad campaign that she did when she was 14 years old that was extremely over sexualized and weird. Yeah, why are we referencing that? Why are we referencing that? I thought we agreed that that was weird that they had her do that.

[Haley Carney]

Right. But Sydney Sweeney is in her 20s and she, her entire brand is sexual. So whatever. Blonde hair and blue eyes has been the beauty standard in American movies and music since forever. So Sydney sweet Sweeney having great jeans and jeans is just a fun play on words. They're leaning into the fact that yes, she fits the beauty standard. And it's not just blonde hair and blue eyes, by the way, that fit the beauty standard. If you put any model in here, like Emily Ratajkowski, Dua Lipa, Megan Fox, Jessica Alba, Halle Berry, Beyonce, like insert any beautiful woman in entertainment, the script still works. Beyonce has great jeans. Dua Lipa has great jeans.

[Andy]

Didn't Beyonce do a rank Jessica album?

[Haley Carney]

Alba has great jeans. Like, it would still work. So people are just mad that they picked Sydney Sweeney, but she's the it girl right now. Jessica Alba isn't. Beyonce isn't. So they're mad that they're picking a beautiful blonde woman. But, like, if Beyonce had. Didn't. Had done this ad and she laid down in a pair of jeans and said, jeans are passed down from generations. And I have beautiful caramel skin and brown eyes and I have curves and nice lips. Beyonce has great jeans. I'd be like, yeah. Like, hell yeah, she does. She's gorgeous. Nothing wrong with it.

[Andy]

To your point, Beyonce did a wrangler ad. She has this new song out, the cowboy song that she did.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah.

[Andy]

And she has out where she's strutting around a pool table and doing all that stuff. Not a word.

[Haley Carney]

Right. Because people are mad at Sydney Sweeney because she's white and she's blonde and she has blue eyes. And guess what? No matter how mad the liberals are, the ad is working. Sydney Sweeney's ad boosted American eagle stock 15%. So I just. This was, like, right after. This is today, Right? So today we closed, and we're in the green. Okay? So the cancel culture mob is mad at American Eagle for choosing to put a Hollywood it girl in their advertisement instead of a DEI hire that they would be more happy with. Maybe someone fatter, maybe some. Someone obese, maybe someone ugly, that maybe someone trans. And we've already done this. This is. This is like, American corporations have seen what Bud Light has done. They seen what happened to Nike. They seen what happened to all these things after Dylan Mulvaney or whoever, and they're saying, okay, we don't want to face that kind of backlash. We're no longer going to make our logo rainbow because people are realizing that this stuff is stupid. We went through, like, a very mentally ill time in 2020, just collective retardation. And we're gonna move away from that and do things that work. And sex sells works. So this is. They're moving towards something that works, and it's working, and people are getting mad. But guess what? This small group of people on the Internet that's, like, really, really loud about it. That's not indicative. I guess they weren't buying the jeans, but other people are. Are interested. But the left is so obsessed with race and gender and calling Donald Trump a Nazi that everything they see is through this, like, feminine fascist lens. It's devoid of reality. And this was just their next opportunity to dunk on Sydney Sweeney and Trump at the same time. That's what it is. And yeah, to your point about Brooke Shields, we can pull this ad up or the Sydney Crawford or, or whatever, but Brooke Shields did the Calvin Klein ad from when was it the 80s or the 90s?

[Andy]

It's 1981.

[Haley Carney]

1981. Let's, let's roll it. Come on.

[Sydney Sweeney]

You want to know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing.

[Andy]

Calvin Klein jeans.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, so the whole controversy is that she was 15 at the time. I would argue that a 15 year old saying she's not wearing underwear is more problematic than Sydney Sweeney admitting that she's attractive. So in the grand scheme of things, Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle, this is not problematic. Women only encourage ugly women to have confidence. These days, apparently insecure leftist women. After a long busy day, I look forward to coming home and sleeping on my Helix mattress. It has completely changed the game for my sleep. No more tossing, turning or restless nights. Helix sleep is an award winning mattress band that has been the essential reason why I wake up feeling refreshed and ready to take on a new day. You know, a good night's sleep is one of the best ways to have a better quality of life. So visit helixsleep.comhaley to get started. If you're dealing with snoring, sleep apnea, back pain, or if you sleep too hot, Helix mattress can help you figure out which mattress will work best for you. Once you get your mattress delivered, you can finally get some comforting sleep. And right now, Helix has an exclusive offer for my listeners, 27% off site wide. That's right, just visit helix sleep.com Haley to get 27% off site wide exclusive for my listeners. Once Again, that's helix sleep.com Haley Ladies and gentlemen, a great true story right here. A lady named Phyllis walks into a neighborhood pharmacy in Colonia, New Jersey and asks the pharmacist for an antioxidant cream for her wrinkles. The pharmacist says, I'll compound one for you. Come back tomorrow. Phyllis uses that cream for three days, goes to her dermatologist appointment and the doctor, just looking at her thinks she got work done. Phyllis tells everyone about the pharmacy and the pharmacist who makes this magical cream and that, believe it or not, how Genucel skin care was born. Genucel is my favorite skin care. I absolutely love the under eye serum for bags and puffiness. I've been using these this neck serum on My neck as well. This stuff really works. And that was 25 years ago. Genucel shipped millions of orders yet they still have the same philosophy of antioxidants, same base and same chef in the kitchen. Celebrating 25 years. Genusel is offering the best pricing. Same since Phyllis walked into George's pharmacy. And right now save up to 70 on Jenny Cell's complete skincare package which includes their dark spot corrector featuring Lumi Skin visibly help fade the appearance of dark spots. Sunspots age spots and look 5, 10, even 15 years younger guaranteed or your money back. Go to genucell.com scroll genucel.com scroll and every order includes free shipping and use code scroll at checkout for an extra discount. Jenucel.com scroll genucel.com Scroll so anyway, all right, we have to get into this Elon Musk bust because maybe anyway, I'll get into the story but I have issues with this. But anyway, let's pull, let's pull these photos up. This is an Elon Musk head. It does not look like Elon Musk to me. If you are listening and not watching and you haven't seen this, this looks like a handsome squidward version of Elon Musk. It does not look like Elon Musk.

[Andy]

Yeah, he looks sort of like an Italian soccer player. A little bit more than Musk.

[Haley Carney]

I think this is like the, the Cristiano Ronaldo where it's so off, it's so wrong.

[Andy]

Cross side the cross eyed bus and.

[Haley Carney]

He'S like got this weird smirk going. If you had a gun to my head and said you have 20 tries to guess who this is, I would not have guessed Elon Musk in the 20. Me, I would have guessed, I don't know, Alec Baldwin, a Hemsworth brother, like anyone.

[Andy]

Yeah, me, me too. I agree.

[Haley Carney]

I have, I've no gates like that. MF is not real. That is not real.

[Andy]

That's a good one.

[Haley Carney]

Someone said Seth McFarlane. Yeah, someone said chin is too square for Elon Musk. It just doesn't look like him.

[Andy]

But anyway, what's happening with his eyebrows?

[Haley Carney]

I. I don't know.

[Andy]

He looks like the Rock. Like he's like he's wrestling.

[Haley Carney]

I could even see like I would have guessed Zac Efron before I guessed Elon Musk. So this all in all was a waste of time. But this is supposed to be not only an art piece, a sculpture, but a protest and performance art. So an anonymous person commissioned this. Anonymous. And when I first read this, because this was a Fox News exclusive exclusive earlier today. I thought, did Elon Musk pay for this? Because he looks so handsome. It looks so much better. Like maybe he's behind the protest, but the protest is protesting Elon Musk. So that's counterintuitive. I don't know. But now Elon Musk is kind of anti Doge, so I could see it, but someone in the chat said, haley, talk about Elon's Diner. Much better story. You must not watch the show because we've talked about Elon's Diner twice last week.

[Andy]

We have hit that diner twice last week.

[Haley Carney]

We're lobbying to go to watching, but catch up. So anyway, this sculpture was commissioned by some anonymous person. And underneath it says, Make America wait again. And in those bold letters underneath, it says, now with longer wait times thanks to Doge cuts. And whoever is behind this is driving it around to all the national parks, protesting the cuts that were made by Doge. People who work at these national parks no longer work there anymore. And the guy who commissioned this wants to remain anonymous. He said, there's something fun about the mystery. And it's not important who I am, it's about what this statue represents.

[Andy]

That looks like a 13 year old with a laser printer made that thing. Yeah, I mean, I'm not. I'm not thinking, you know, he commissioned.

[Haley Carney]

An artist to do it. He commissioned an artist to do it.

[Andy]

But that was in somebody's basement with a laser printer.

[Haley Carney]

Again, you all know how I feel about protests. Waste of time, waste of energy. This is certainly a waste of money. You commissioned a Elon Musk bus. It looks nothing like Elon Musk. Again, if you gave me 20 chances to guess who this is, I would not have guessed Elon Musk. And what does it do? Does it undo the Doge cuts? No. Are people not going to go visit the national parks? Are they going to go call their senators? Like, nothing happens after this. It's just a spectacle and that's it. Totally useless. And people just love to hate on Elon Musk. The guy who commissioned this said to Fox, oh, well, people were taking pictures of it and they were giving it the middle finger and all this. Like, once people probably figured out that it was Elon Musk, then they started hating it. But otherwise people are probably just taking pictures of it because it's this big thing. So totally.

[Andy]

Somebody in the chat said, is that a Hunter? Hunter Biden's new piece of art?

[Haley Carney]

I don't think Hunter is that good.

[Andy]

I don't either. I mean, this is a laser printer.

[Haley Carney]

You can't make a. An Elon Musk bust with a crack pipe. He does more like he blows into. He blows paint all over the page. That's his specialty. So I don't think he could even handle.

[Andy]

It's abstract.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah. So anyway, but, like, my next story is about people just hating Elon Musk so we could pull this up. Because I used to live in Nashville and transportation is a big issue there. There's really no public transportation that people take. There's a bus, and I think homeless people take it, and that's about it. I have never been on it. And I was even saying before I moved to Nashville, I'm like, oh, well, I don't need a car. Because if, you know, you know, I hadn't driven in 10 years because I was living in New York City. So I moved to Nashville and I thought, okay, well, I don't need a car. I could just use the bus. Thinking that it was like the MTA and you could just use it like the subway. No, no. And one time, my friend and I were walking out of our office and we heard gunshots and people were like, running from the bus station in downtown. And it was like, right on Church street and people were running and they were like, don't go to the bus station. I'm like, yeah. So if you know anything about Nashville, you know that the only public transportation that is there is unusable. And it certainly needs an upgrade or it needs something, but no one wants to vote for it because then they have to raise taxes. So it's just this, like, it's this back and forth, like it's never going to get done.

[Andy]

Well, what you could get on, you could hop on one of those bridesmaids party buses that are nothing but filling the streets in Nashville.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah, those are expensive.

[Andy]

Ridiculous.

[Haley Carney]

Those are expensive. I've been on them. They're. They're hundreds of dollars for two hours. So anyway, Elon Musk has a tunnel idea that maybe they could implement in New York in Music City. And it says an underground transportation system. A high speed, 10 mile or so train route from the airport into the heart of Music City. And someone in the chat said no one wants to use it. They have cars. This is the point that I'm going to try to make. The comments on this post are so negative. Like, they're hating on Elon Musk. The amount of complaints I heard from people living in Nashville, the traffic is so bad. There's so much traffic. They have to do Something about this traffic. We need public transportation because the traffic's so bad. So what is it? You have to choose a struggle. Do you not want Elon Musk to help you, or do you want to just, like, ride around in your car and complain? And then they're going to complain because this is going to cost money. So it's like, what do you want to do? You have to spend money to make money. You got to spend money to improve the city. I say bring Elon Musk in and allow him to put this underground railway or transportation system, because the city is growing so fast. It needs it. It's growing beyond its means. They can't sustain all the people moving there. When I moved there, there were 200 people moving there a day.

[Andy]

The city's not built for. I mean, even 10 years ago, it wasn't built for the traffic. I40 and I75 converge, and you can't go anywhere.

[Haley Carney]

No.

[Andy]

And even 440, the loop that goes around Nashville is ridiculous.

[Haley Carney]

Right?

[Andy]

So, yes, Elon, dig a big hole and shove. Start going just from the airport to the gulch.

[Haley Carney]

And I trust Elon Musk to get this done. I think, you know, we've seen his diner. His diner is a success. I think he'd be great at this. And the people of Nashville are begging for solutions, and then a solution is given to them, and then they're poo pooing it because it's Elon Musk. And of course, like the TDS thing. So it's just annoying. But anyway, here I am slamming the Elon Musk bust, and now I'm. I'm back on the Elon Musk train. So some whiplash for everyone. Okay, we've got an update on Epstein, so let's throw up this headline. This is what I saw earlier today that Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers say she discussed about 100 different people with the DOJ. So you may remember that the Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanch, went to go meet with Glenn Maxwell and her attorneys in Tallahassee last week. And, you know, Pam Bondi wrote this whole thing on X saying that no government has tried to get to the bottom of this, and no government has tried to talk to Glenn Maxwell, which is fricking insane, because just weeks ago, she said, case closed, there's nothing to see here no more. And now all of a sudden, she's like, look at us. Look at us trying to get to the bottom of this when she closed the case. Anyway, this is proof that Pam Bondi needs to go. I'm just upset with all how this, all of this has been handled. You all know this. And I don't want to spend too long on this because I've talked about Epstein until, you know, ad nauseam. And you all know how I feel that I'm upset about how this whole thing has been handled. But Pam Bondi was willing to close the case when no one had even attempted in the Trump administration to scratch the surface based on what we know. And just because the DOJ didn't have any evidence to charge a third party doesn't mean that it's not still out there. That's where all of the backlash was stemming from. Because they case, they closed the case. They sent out the memo from the DOJ saying, yeah, we can't charge anyone, which might be true. But then they said that there's no client list after Pam Bondi said that there was a client list on her desk. So people had a hard time believing her. Now it looks like Glenn Maxwell just dropped 100 names to the DOJ for the first time ever. So, so much for case closed and so much for no client list. These are the people that now they need to dig in and go look into. And now this doesn't mean that there will be, you know, evidence found on these a hundred people. Maybe they look into it and they don't find enough evidence to charge them. But certainly the DOJ has a good starting point to ask some questions and I hope court cases are unsealed and the victims get the justice they so deserve. But someone in the chat said, imagine Matt Gates on this case. Listen, I think the backlash that they have gotten has lit a fire under their asses. And I think they know that they have to deliver because the American people want something and they're not going to let this go. We are a dog with a bone. And I certainly am. I. What they were saying wasn't good enough for me and it wasn't good enough for a lot of other people. So. So now that they are understanding of where the MAGA base is and where the American electorate is on this issue, which is saving children and exposing Epstein and his disgusting trafficking ring, then I think now they are doing the work that needs to be done that the American people are requesting of them. So we'll just have to see. We have to go into this next story because Andy just threw his hands up in the air.

[Andy]

I'm talk to us about this because I've got. This is wild.

[Haley Carney]

Well, I've got a video on It. But just to set the story or set the scene, there is a whites only town in Arkansas. It's in the Ozarks and it is called Return to the Land. That is what they're calling it. And NBC News, of course they, they took this opportunity to head down there and talk to the leader of this whites only land. So let's take a look.

[NBC Reporter]

No blacks, no Jews, no gays. High up in the Ozark hills in the state of Arkansas, dozens of people have been working hard building houses and a new type of community. It's called Return to the Land and it is a town open to white people only. They are millennials and Gen Z. And this is a new update of age old prejudice.

[Andy]

What we've done here is establish a place where we have control over who our neighbors are. And that is just for the sake of preserving, you know, our culture.

[NBC Reporter]

And that culture effectively was saying this is a white culture, a whites only.

[Andy]

Place, white American culture.

[NBC Reporter]

But what this sounds like is bringing back segregation. Is that a fair assessment?

[Andy]

It's free association. So we're not trying to keep other people down. This is a small settlement in the middle of the Ozarks, but they are.

[NBC Reporter]

Being kept out even if of.

[Andy]

Well, I mean you don't let everyone into your home.

[NBC Reporter]

Around 40 people live here. Hundreds more from across the world have paid to be members. And while the men do the physical labor, the women take care of the children who live here full time. It could be a very loving community if you're part of the community. But if you're black or if you're Jewish or if you're gay, you can't be part of that community.

[Mom]

They can have their own communities and they already do.

[NBC Reporter]

You might be wondering how any of this can be legal. Return to the Land is structured as a private members association which they believe allows them to discriminate on the basis of ethnicity along with other factors that has yet to be tested in the courts and may well fail. The Arkansas Attorney general has said his office is now reviewing the matter as a result of our reporting and that there is no room for racial discrimination in Arkansas or anywhere in a free society.

[Haley Carney]

So the Arkansas attorney general at the end there apparently is not for this. They're going to investigate this. And this whites only kind of a settlement or community is allegedly looking to expand to Missouri and some other states. My thing is if 40 people, this is 40 people. If they want to go live in a community together, that's fine by me. NBC is acting like black people are clamoring to get into this dirt pile in the Ozarks. And something tells me that they don't want to be there.

[Andy]

Cult is what I'm getting vibes from this. And I don't think people are wanting to throw a block party inside of there at all. This is shady, right?

[Haley Carney]

And, like, I don't think that, you know, black people are clamoring to move here. And Arkansas is, I think, 70.2% white as it is. So you could probably find a lot of parts of Arkansas with 40 white people who live together. I don't think that this is unheard of. However, this kind of thing is celebrated when black people do it. So back In Georgia in 2020, a group of 19 Black families came together to buy land. They bought 500 acres, I believe it was a massive amount of land in Georgia. And NBC did a report on that. They weren't asking, where are the white people? Are you keeping the white people out? So watch this.

[Freedom Georgia Initiative Leader]

This location is so important because this is freedom. This is where we plan to build a community for us, by us. Laura Cooper is the CEO of the Freedom Georgia Initiative. She bought over 500 acres of land in 2020 with the goal of creating a community for people like her. Her the campout allows her to give people new experiences. This is just a celebration, a celebration of freedom. You know, us as a black culture having a opportunity to celebrate a day.

[Haley Carney]

That'S just for us.

[Freedom Georgia Initiative Leader]

Campout festivities will last for three days. Families will be able to participate in workshops, yoga, and watch the live performances. Although it may be Wilson's first time camping in Freedom, he's looking to the future.

[Haley Carney]

Really just feel compelled to freedom. Want to go ahead and participate? I'd love to come down and maybe.

[Andy]

One day build a house.

[Haley Carney]

So we'll see what happens. You know, I've met a lot of nice people.

[Freedom Georgia Initiative Leader]

Along with having fun, people who attend are learning how to live off the land in Tombsboro. Elizabeth Gutierrez, 41, NBC News.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, so I just want to point out that NBC News goes to the Ozarks to report on the white settlement. And. And now they're. This, I believe, was in 2022. This is also NBC News reporting on when black people did it. Different connotation completely with their media coverage. Freedom Georgia is pro black and return to the land in Arkansas is white supremacist. There's different, right? Because the way that the media reports on pro white is that's racist. That's wrong. That's white supremacist. But when black people do It. It's fine. So it just goes to show that they don't believe that reverse racism exists. They don't believe that you can be racist towards white people, which certainly you can. So, I mean, again, there are groups of people like the Amish that buy or. I don't know. I guess they have land and they're. They're all white. And I don't know. That's not illegal, so I can't see how this would be illegal either. But anyway, the comments are overwhelmingly positive on the Freedom Georgia one because it's being labeled as pro black. I saw the video on Facebook. Good job, ladies. If you want to live peacefully by yourself, go for it. Okay, so then keep that same energy. Then keep the same energy when it's white people in the Ozarks. I also want to point out that this woman or these two black women that got these 19 families together and bought this massive amount of land in Freedom, Georgia, that was in 2020. And then that video that I showed you was 2022. And I know that 500 acres is a lot, but it looked like there was just an outhouse and a bunch of tents on the land. So in two years, I don't think Freedom Georgia is looking too good.

[Andy]

No, you know, they. They look like they mowed, like, you know, 30ft by 30ft and then got some tarps from Autozone and put something up. I mean, we'll see very near. Maybe the houses are coming.

[Haley Carney]

I would not live in either of these places. They both look unappealing. The Ozark one, to say the very least.

[Andy]

The Ozark one just gives me the creeps. Just the creeps. They're both creepy Jonestown. Creepy Culty. Let's stare at the asteroid and drink Kool Aid and wear Nikes.

[Haley Carney]

Like, they're both very weird to me. I get weird vibes from both of them, honestly. So, anyway, it's 42. We're 42 minutes in. Should we go into some scrolling time? I could save it for tomorrow. All right, let's go into scrolling time. All right, this first video is really embarrassing for this protester. This is a liberal protester protesting Trump, Elon Musk, and, Of course, Project 2025 spelled with a G. Watch this. He lied about Project 2025. Stop. Adolf Truth.

[Andy]

Did you mean to spell project like that? It's a J. But you do know how to spell project. P, R, O, J, E, C, T. Oh, but that's a G. I put a G there. It's supposed to be a J. But Adolf Trump. That is right. Yeah, I almost spelled that wrong. How would you say that, Froggit? Yeah, I need a J. I just need a J. Yeah, I see. They wouldn't even know. They wouldn't even.

[Haley Carney]

Nothing to see here. I thought.

[Andy]

I thought it was on purpose. Maybe something with the G. Maybe. I thought the G meant maybe gay or something. It says Project 2025 instead of Project.

[Haley Carney]

All better. All better. Now.

[Andy]

That guy looks like he does my taxes. How did he misspell project?

[Haley Carney]

He's a liberal. I mean, he's a liberal who is protesting Trump being a Nazi. So clearly he's not very smart. Because if you went to school and you opened a book, you know that nothing in modern day America looks anything like the Holocaust.

[Andy]

I got an idea. Maybe somebody gave him $20 and then just handed him the sign and he didn't know that it was spelled and made him. Made him look like a fool. It was. They would. He just went to a van.

[Haley Carney]

I think at that point, the first.

[Andy]

Thing that he grabbed.

[Haley Carney]

I would rather admit that I was a paid protester and someone gave me the sign rather than to have people think that I can't spell project. That's so embarrassing.

[Andy]

Couple hundred dollars in his pocket.

[Haley Carney]

Anyway, someone in the chat said, why are all the protesters boomers? It's another great point. Maybe they're. I don't know, they need money. Their Social Security is not going as far as they thought it would be. That's like a totally valid concern. And maybe they're just leftists and they're looking for something to do. They're looking for some community. I don't know. Maybe they should get together and learn how to read.

[Andy]

Well, I mean, put a little more. He wasn't putting much effort into it either. Like those mirror. Those three ladies that were protesting.

[Haley Carney]

I know.

[Andy]

My body, My choice.

[Haley Carney]

Even said he almost spelled Adolf wrong, too. He's like, oh, it was supposed to be a J. And then he said, oh, I almost spelled that wrong, too. This is really, really embarrassing. Well, not a lot of brain cells.

[Andy]

Spell check for him. He can use spell check.

[Haley Carney]

Well, you can't use spell check on your cardboard signs on your little arts and crafts project for the protest. So you gotta. Yeah. Someone in the chat again, sorry. We're not all leftists, obviously. Oh, my gosh, people. Sorry. Thanks for watching. I'm getting annoyed. Obviously, not all boomers are leftists. The one in the video is. I'm talking about that. Okay, let's go to the next one. Getting annoyed.

[Mom]

So my 16 year old daughter went away this weekend for a birthday trip with her friends and my husband gave her 200. And it was 200 in cash. $200 in cash for the weekend, food if she wanted to go buy something while she was there because it was a four day weekend and they were looking forward to this for so long. So we were like, here's $200. About two hours into the trip, the capital one goes off. Little notification says $12.96 has been spent. And so he looks at me and he goes, she's using that capital one. I said, what is she using the capital one for? You gave her $200 in cash for food, whatever, dah dah dah. So a couple hours later, there it goes again. So that night we get on the phone with her, we're like, hey, what's going on? Why are, why are you using our credit card? She goes, well that's for food. I said, I don't, I don't understand what that means. That's for food. We gave you $200 for food for, for fun, for, for a fantastic time. And she goes, oh no, food doesn't count in that 200. I don't. The $200 was mine. That's what she said. The $200 was mine. The capital one is for food. Cuz you guys have to pay for my food. I think every teenager on this planet has lost their minds. Lost their minds. Absolutely lost minds.

[Haley Carney]

Okay. There's a lot to break down in this video because I have an issue first because I am on, I see both sides, but this is a, this is a mom who's annoyed at her own child for using their card to use money. This is why does she have access.

[Andy]

To the credit card.

[Haley Carney]

Right. There's a lot of things that are wrong here. And if they didn't want her using the credit card, they can easily go into their app and turn it off. Easily if they don't want her using the credit card. But I think a lot of parents, and I'm not a parent, but I think a lot of parents when their child is going on a trip, they don't want their child to be stuck without money for food or for travel or something. It's like an emergency thing. And people will give their child access to the credit card just for gas. I have friends. Growing up in high school is like, well my parents gave me their card, I can only use it for gas or I can only use it for this, that and the other thing. So I understand that. But when the Teenager said to her mom that $200 was mine. That would, I would lose my mind over that comment. Because that's not her $200. That's the $200 that her parents gave her to use for this four day trip. Whether that $200 is enough in this economy or not, which we can get into. That comment is so rude and entitled. And she's saying like, you know, kids these days are so horrible. And it's like, well, this is your kid, so fix it.

[Andy]

I fully agree, but I think I can identify the problem here with this, with this kid. This kid does not have a racket. This kid needs a racket. I'm gonna give you an example. When I was a kid, my grandparents lived right next door to me, like right next door, walk across the yard, built the house right beside me, loved it. Because I could ask my mom, you know, hey, I've got a date or I need some gas money or I'm doing this, you know, could I have like 10, 15 bucks? And then I would get that, and then I would walk right out the door, walk right across the yard, walked to my grandma's house, and we called her. Memo, Ask my memo, hey, I'm going on a, I'm going on a date. Could I have 10 or 15 bucks? I did this for 15 years. This, this is a, this is a well, this was a well oiled racketeering machine. This kid needs a racket. You can't use a credit card. And mom see it. Come on.

[Haley Carney]

Kid needs a job. And if they're wise. Did she say in the video if they were under 16? Because if this kid is 14 years old, they can still babysit. I used to babysit when I was younger, so I made money and I, if I wanted to buy something, I had to earn money and, and buy it myself.

[Andy]

Yeah, for sure. I have, I have a job. My daughter works, works almost 40 hours a week at a coffee shop.

[Haley Carney]

Works hard, right?

[Andy]

Make your own money.

[Haley Carney]

Some of the comments don't do it. I did. Someone commented, wow, these comments, you did not need to give her a damn thing. She could have saved up or worked a summer job for the trip. My mom didn't have $200 to ever give me as a teen entitlement. It's our own fault. Spoiled. So she's saying that she shouldn't have even given the daughter $200. But I think most parents would want to give their child something so that they weren't without money if they needed money. So as kind of like A backup thing. And if they wanted extra, if they wanted more, if she felt like, oh, the 200 is mine and then you need to give me your credit card for food and everything, then you need to get a job and make more money if you want more. Someone else commented, yeah, $200 maybe in 1994, I spent that on my lunch with my two sons. A four day weekend. You need at least 500. I wish $200 was enough for fun and food for four days. And I did think about this because if you go to this is, obviously they are, they're in high school, These girls are in high school, they're on a trip. I don't know if they're with other people's parents or not, but the parents are certainly not footing the bill for however many girls for breakfast, lunch, dinner, etc. For four days. So I understand why these kids are being sent with money from their parents. But if you are young like that, you're in, you're 14, 15, you're on this trip by yourself. Let's say you're not going to go to the grocery store, you can't drive, you're not going to go to the grocery store and make food yourselves. So you're either going to order it or you're going to take an Uber and you're going to go to a brunch spot. And if you've been out for brunch or breakfast recently in this country, you know that you're not getting out of there for less than 25, 30 bucks. Because with tip.

[Andy]

Yeah, the tip.

[Haley Carney]

That's, you know, you're not getting out of there for less than that. So if you're there for four days, I mean just breakfast is going to cost you at least $120, and that's for one person. So then think about the other meals that you need to eat. And then the mom in this video is claiming that $200 should be enough for four days for food and fun. So I'm kind of, I'm kind of on Team Teenager. It's not enough money and I didn't want to be on Team Teenager, but I kind of am.

[Andy]

Well, listen, here's another point. What about this mom putting. I mean, do you just get off TikTok? I mean, is it the mom's in the wrong, is it me or is that another annoying thing like discipline? The kid?

[Haley Carney]

Agreed.

[Andy]

I mean, you know what I'm saying, Handle this so the kid doesn't do it again. What? You have to air it out so Everybody knows on TikTok.

[Haley Carney]

I guess she just wanted to. I think when people take it to social media, they want validation that they were right. So I think she was posting this on social media hoping that the comment section was. Yeah, 200. $200 is enough. Meanwhile, the entire comment section was $200. That's not enough. Yeah, I mean, especially get what she wanted.

[Andy]

What are you trying to eat? Like the value meal at Wendy's every meal.

[Haley Carney]

Right?

[Andy]

I mean, say she goes somewhere, at least somewhere nice one time and eats a $25 meal. Like that's. You're. You're blowing through that fast. Only on food. I know so.

[Haley Carney]

And I guess you could. I mean, it is just so expensive. If you think of any fast food place, a meal is going to be 12, $15. So even if you cut the 30 in half, like, still it's not enough. If they're eating fast food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, $200 is still not enough for four days. I hate to be on Team Teen.

[Andy]

Pack some protein bars.

[Haley Carney]

I'm on Team Teen. All right, this last one is hilarious. This husband, he was very excited to eat the sandwich, but unfortunately he fell on it. And this is what it looked like. Watch. My husband fell and his whole body landed on top of half of his sub and turned it into a flat sandwich. This is the flattest flatbread I think I've ever seen in my life.

[Andy]

That looked like a tostito.

[Haley Carney]

It looked like a tostito. I'm turning my iPad on so that we can read through these comments. Because I mean, that's. You have to. How far did he fall from? That's my question.

[Andy]

He jumped off a high dive and landed on that subzero.

[Haley Carney]

Is your husband alive still? Like, how far did he fall?

[Andy]

I mean, that looked like a cheap quesadilla.

[Haley Carney]

Okay, let's read through these comments. Oh, wait. Someone said, how far did he fall and did he survive? Husband revealed because ain't no way this is real. It's giving zero calorie calories. That's insane. Nothing fell out the side. It just completely became two dimensional. Not the vacuum sealed. Subway. Subway UK in Ireland commented, bro created the first world. World's first tortilla sub. Should have went back to Subway and said, y' all are serious. Did he have a 50 foot drop? How did this happen? What flat Stanley has for lunch. Done. But the panini press. Smooth. Out of business. How did Bro make it 2D?

[Andy]

He must have just gotten the sub, like plain or something. You know what I mean, where he didn't have a bunch of, like, gardening.

[Haley Carney]

I'm looking at some tomatoes on there. What is that? Tomatoes, Lettuce. I think whoever made this sandwich, like, they screwed up because I'm from New York, and if you go to a deli, that sandwich is this high.

[Andy]

Yeah, that looks like just two crackers.

[Haley Carney]

This is. This was a sad sandwich before we even got to the panini. The human panini press.

[Andy]

Well, you can kind of see the unsquished one over there. You see it above it? So you can see. You know what I mean? You can see the difference on the top, you can see the unsquished side. He's still got a side of the sandwich he can eat.

[Haley Carney]

Someone in the chat was what he.

[Andy]

Skydive, did the parachute not open and he landed on his lunch.

[Haley Carney]

Yeah, I think the sandwich to begin with was a sad sandwich because there's no way that a good New York sub is being flattened like this. Anyway, thank you all for tuning in to Nightly Scroll. I had a lot of fun. Join me tomorrow. I've got another great show on deck for you tomorrow. You want to know why? Because I had so much stuff planned for tonight that we didn't get to, so I'm going to do it tomorrow. That's how I know that I have a good show for you tomorrow. Bona Report channel on Rumble is where you can watch rumble.com Haley is the link that'll bring you there. Of course, you can listen whenever you want or watch whenever you want. Just go to your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcast, Spotify, Nerd Search for Nightly scroll with Haley. I'll be there, and you can follow me on social media. In the meantime, I will see you right back here tomorrow. Sa.