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Team Trump Trolls Newsom - Hayley Caronia (Ep.122)
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In this episode of Nightly Scroll: Team Trump sends merch to Newsom, Alligator Alcatraz may close down, Plus, Former Secret Service agent Scott Bryson joins me to break down the latest details from the Minnesota shooting
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Haley Karenia
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Nightly Scroll. I am Haley Karenia. Thank you for joining me tonight. I have already seen people in the chat. We've got people from Maryland, we've got people from Indiana. Welcome. If you want to join everyone in the chat, you have to do it on rumble. Rumble.com Haley is the only place you can watch Nightly scroll live, so join us at 6pm Eastern Time Monday to Friday. If not, you can watch later or on your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcast, Spotify. Wherever you get your shows, just make sure that you are subscribed so that you never miss a show. So let's get into tonight. President Trump's team is trolling Gavin Newsom in the funniest way possible. We'll get into it. Plus, an unsuspecting gay icon. She's not gay, but an icon among the gays. Has donated thousands of dollars to Republican candidates. President Trump is honoring her, and the LGBTQ community is not happy. BuzzFeed is complaining about the Oval Office decor. Is. Is it cheap or is it just cost effective? Plus, is Alligator Alcatraz closing? Uncovered emails suggest that the number of migrants being detained has dropped significantly and it may be down to0 soon. Plus, I have former Secret Service agent Scott Bryson on deck to break down more details from yesterday's horrific school shooting in Minnesota. Without further ado, Nightly scroll starts now. Foreign so California Governor Gavin Newsome, he is speaking earlier today at POLITICO's the California Agenda Sacramento Summit. That was not earlier today. That was earlier yesterday. And he was talking to the audience about the need to wake up to all of the dangers that President Trump is posing to this country. Watch this.
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Scott Bryson
You're not saying you think they're gonna. Republicans are gonna stop.
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John Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
I don't think Donald Trump wants another election. You think for a second you want. I have two dozen Trump 2028 hats his folks keep sending me.
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Haley Karenia
And you.
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Scott Bryson
And you think he's gonna run again?
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John Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Who spends $200 million on a ballroom at their home and then leaves the house?
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Haley Karenia
I just want to say.
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John Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
And we're still trying to get.
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Haley Karenia
Hold on, hold on. What's happening here? Everyone hold your horses. We've got all the banners, all the videos. Okay, so let's talk about the Trump one. So Gavin Newsom, totally triggered by President Trump. President Trump is, of course, selling the 2028 hats, right? Trump, Trump, 2028. As if he is running for president again. But we know, we all know that he is not actually doing that. He has said time and time again that he is not running in 2028, he is more than happy to pass the torch to someone else in the Republican Party to kind of carry on the America First MAGA movement. He has already said that Vice President J.D. vance would be an awesome pick. Also threw out the name of Secretary Marco Rubio. So President Trump has been on the record. It was even on NBC, was on a leftist mainstream media news platform. So you would think that Governor Gavin Newsom would have seen that clip. But of course, they just like to Fear Monger instead. But this has been a long standing joke. President Trump has debunked it. And also, not to be annoyingly technical, but if President Trump really didn't want another election, he could just keep selling Trump 2024 hats because that would have been the last election. Am I right? I mean, he wouldn't have to sell Trump 2028 hats if he wasn't going to run. Again, just saying so by him. Even joking about another election means that Trump is a pretty bad dictator, right? They like to call him Hitler. He's a dictator. He's this horrible monster, but he's really not so good at it. But, you know, President Trump and his team obviously taunting Gavin Newsom because he's the likely nominee for the Democrats in 2028. You know, Gavin Newsom argues that President Trump adding on to the White House with this ballroom is a signal that he's going to stay forever. That's insane. All of these additions that President Trump is making to the White House, that is just part of his legacy, right? He's spending millions of dollars of his own money and from donors, not relying on the taxpayers to add on this banquet room, this ballroom for the people, right? This is the people's house. This is about President Trump's legacy. He's a real estate mogul. He's going to build this and he's going to leave it for the people so that the White House can host more events and things like that. But BuzzFeed is complaining about President Trump's Oval Office decor. A lot of people, a lot of leftists online have been saying that President Trump and all of this gold, all of the gold updates to the Oval Office are gaudy, but this is Trump we're talking about, right? So if you've ever been to Mar a Lago, you walk in, everything's gold. This is the golden age. It makes total sense, right? This is very, very Trump. Not to mention every president who comes in can make changes to the White House. They're there for four years, they change out the carpets they change out the drapes. This is what happens, right? But of course, buzzfeed, they posted this earlier today. It looks like some of the gold that they put in quotes in Trump's oval office is $60 plastic from home Depot. So they go through. Are you able to scroll through there on those pictures so we can see they have this photo from the Home Depot website that has these little fixtures and what they claim is maybe proof that potentially they, they are budget items. They are not actually gold. They are just painted over. To which I say, yeah, are you pissed that they're not like whatever 24 karat gold you're, you're, you're upset that President Trump is saving money. I mean, they're mad at him when he's cost effective. They're mad at him when he uses his own money. They're mad when he's, you know, on a budget. The left is just mad at him. But President Trump has teased a new way to invigorate the party ahead of the next election, the midterm election. And this is very interesting. No one's done this before, so let's it to President Trump to be the first. Right? I think he loves doing this. But we could pull up President Trump's truth social post from earlier. Earlier today, teasing this RNC like event before the midterms. The Republican Party is doing really well. He says millions of people have joined us in our quest to make America great again. And he goes on to say that I am thinking of recommending a national convention to the Republican Party just prior to the midterms. It has never been done before. Stay tuned. Signed Donald J. Trump, President of the United States of America. This is a different sign off. Normally it's the DJ T Dash DJT or the thank you for your attention to this matter, but he signed off President of the United States of America. And I think this is a great idea. It is a great way to feature these heartwarming stories you remember, like President Trump's joint session of Congress earlier this year. He honored DJ Daniel, the 13 year old brain cancer survivor who loves law enforcement. He honored the lives of Lake and Riley, hosted her family and gave them, you know, a moment to be honored and to remember Lake and Riley. It is an opportunity to showcase what the party stands for. And instead of a State of the Union address like that, which is kind of stuffy and there are Democrats there to ruin the vibe, this would be more like a Trump campaign rally that he throws for the entirety of the Republican Party because President Trump is Not on the ballot. Technically, he's already president, but his agenda is on the ballot and candidates who need to win to push that agenda forward are on the ballot. And nobody campaigns harder than President Trump. And you know, he's putting this new addition onto the White House. I would argue nobody parties like President Trump. Nobody reaches the voters better, in my opinion.
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Andy
In the history of the presidency of the United States, there's been wives that have notoriously served the presidency by throwing social gatherings. What is controversial about having an awesome ballroom?
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Haley Karenia
No, there's not. And this is not to say that this RNC type event would be thrown there because I'm sure it's going to take a long time to build it. But you know, to your point about the previous story, it is not controversial. He's using his own money. It's not taxpayer funded. What's the big deal?
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Andy
Kid Rock concert in the White House in the ballroom. Hey, you got it. You got anybody you know that get tickets?
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Haley Karenia
That'd be pretty cool. And if you've ever been to a Trump rally, you know that the energy is unmatched. Have you ever been to one, Andy? I have not been to one, no. They're shaking their heads. Listen, you're missing out anyone in the chat. Are you. Has anyone been to a Trump rally? Because it is unlike any event I have ever been to. It is. The energy is unmatched. You can feel the energy. It's loud in there. The one that I went to was indoors. It was in Vegas. I know some of them are outdoors, but I think you could probably still feel that energy. It's like palpable feeling the energy through the room or the space that you were in.
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Andy
I heard somebody describe it as, imagine the 4th of July being at your favorite football stadium. Like that kind of energy, it really is.
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Haley Karenia
I feel like everyone is in a good mood. Everyone's nice. You meet so many people, obviously like minded people. It is so much fun. And I've been to a Joe Biden rally actually for work, and it's very low energy, lackluster, boring, yawn. So in comparison, the whatever this RNC type event would be would be very, very cool. And that's the kind of energy we need ahead of the midterm so that Congress can deliver more of what we voted for. And the Democrats are totally cooked, by the way. Based on the fundraising numbers that President Trump announced yesterday, they had, the Democrats had about $65 million on hand at the end of July. President Trump says he's raised 1.5 billion in just six months. And the Democrats are still paying back the Harris campaign debt. But the the Republicans have an unsuspecting donor contributing $22,000 to Republican races in the last few years. Gloria Gaynor, according to FEC records, has donated $22,000 to right wing politicians like Mike Johnson, Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz and Marsha Blackburn since 2023. And all the donations were recorded under her birth name, Gloria Fowles. So someone did some digging and found out that it was actually Gloria Gaynor. And President Trump wants to honor her, among others like Seves, Sylvester Stallone and George Strait and others at the Kennedy Center Honors, an event that he is hosting. In December, the president appointed himself to the Kennedy center, the head of the Kennedy Center. You know how you asked me yesterday? Someone had asked me, I was answering questions on the show. Someone asked me what cabinet position I would want to be, I would want to have. And Andy said you should be the head of the, not that this is a cabinet position, but what about being the head of the arts and you know, you know, head of the Kennedy Center. And I was saying, who is that? I don't know who it is. And apparently it's President Trump. I learned from reading this article today. So who else? Right? And because he is the head of the Kennedy center, he told the board that he wants to host the event. So he is back. He is commanding the room. He wants the television, the lights, the camera, the action, all of that. So anyway, back to Gloria Gaynor. Apparently her song I Will Survive is very popular among the gay community. They are, they are upset with her. And even Ana Navarro, who's from cnn, the View, she spoke out saying Gloria Gaynor shouldn't even accept the award. She shouldn't even go. And Gloria hasn't come out and responded yet. But something tells me that if she's willing to donate thousands of dollars to Republican candidates and causes, she's not going to be too offended to accept an award from President Trump. So I think we can look forward to that in December. But another kind of unsuspecting Republican is Mark Teixeira. He played for the Yankees and he is running for Congress. He announced this earlier today. We can put this post on X up, not Bryson yet. Hold on. I've got a post from Mark Teixeira. He was announcing his congressional run. Chip Roy was not going to run anymore. Congressman Chip Roy, he is now launching a run for attorney general to replace Ken Paxton in Texas. So Chip Roy seat is open and Mark Teixeira is, is ready to fill in for Chip Roy. So hopefully he wins. But he posted earlier today, big news. I'm ready to go. As lifelong conservative who loves this country, I am running for Congress to fight for the principles that make Texas and America great. It takes teamwork to win. I'm ready to help defend President Trump's America first agenda, Texas families and individual liberty. I think this is very cool. This is he is not the only former athlete or athlete adjacent to run for Congress. We have a lot of these now. 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These were the beds. It was supposed to fit, I think a thousand migrants, if not more than that. So I think at first they said it was going to fit a thousand migrants, but they could maybe expand it to maybe 3,000. So it has a lot of capacity. Right. But according to new Uncovered emails, apparently Alligator Alcatraz is looking a little bare these days. So what's happening? A South Florida rabbi reached out to Alligator Alcatraz saying that he wanted to service the inmates there, the, the detainees. And they basically wrote back members of dhs. Alligator Alcatraz wrote back to this rabbi saying Alligator Alcatraz is going to be empty soon. It's going to be empty likely within a few days. That's what the email said. This is Emails that were obtained by the Associated Press first and also obtained by CBS and other news outlets. So this rabbi asking if he could come to Alligator Alcatraz, they say no one here, right? Or in the next, in the next few days, no one's going to be there. So we went from a thousand beds to like, 300 detainees, and then apparently soon there's going to be zero. So the Department of Homeland Security has begun moving detainees out of Alligator Alcatraz after a federal judge ruled that parts of the facility must be dismantled. So DHS said in a statement that they are still efforting deportations and getting criminals off of the streets. They're still committed to the mission, but they are being transferred to other immigration centers and detention centers across the state. So, you know, it's not that there isn't a need for Alligator Alcatraz, but again, we all know that whatever President Trump does, whatever Republicans do, these judges, activist judges, they are going to fight it at every turn. So this is one of those reasons, or one of those examples, I should say. And it's not that there is a lack of need for Alligator Alcatraz, because as we know, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has already announced that Alligator Alcatraz wasn't enough. They were opening, they were repurposing another jail west of Jacksonville that they were going to call Deportation Depot. So maybe they're moving some of the Alligator Alcatraz detainees up there. But as DHS said, they are still working on it. Another very controversial and really concerning story about leftist violence being a global issue. So Argentinian President Javier Malay had a campaign rally and leftist protesters try to stone him. Wild. This is the headline. Leftists try to stone Argentina's Javier Malay at a campaign rally. This is. When I saw this, I thought, well, of course, because this is the tolerant left, right? So Javier Malay is under fire recently because according to recordings, this is all alleged. But the head of National Disability Agency there in Argentina claims that basically there is a 10 for the big Guy kind of situation happening in the Millay family. So according to this National Disability Agency head, President Milei and his sister are getting kind of this 3% kickback from big Pharma. So that's what's happening in Argentina. So at this rally, at this campaign rally, all of these protesters were coming because they were upset with him. He's been under fire for this. Again, this is just alleged. I have no. I don't know if this is confirmed or not, but this is what the sentiment is like going into this campaign rally. Lots of people upset with him. And Malay and his sister were riding in the back of a pickup truck. They were greeting some of the supporters at this rally outside of Buenos Aires and protesters started throwing plants, rocks and bottles at their vehicle. So thankfully they let they were able to get to safety. But it just goes to show that leftist protesters, no matter where you go, you could just close your eyes and, you know, drop a pin anywhere on the map. This is what they're all about. They are deeply disturbed and violent, which is very, very concerning. And speaking of violence, of course we covered yesterday, the horrific shooting, the school shooting by this trans. Deeply disturbed individual at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. And earlier this morning, HHS Secretary John Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Was on Fox and Friends and Brian Kilmeade asked Kennedy, what are we going to do about the mental health crisis in this country? And not only that, what are we going to do to investigate the drugs that this person was on? So here was his response to that.
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John Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Watch, prevent it. And we're still trying to get a lot of answers to a ton of questions. But the one thing is clear, you are dealing with a person who's trans that was transitioning. Are you going to be examining at all some of the drugs that are used in order to make that transition happening, to see if it plays a role? Because we also know there was a trip trans shooter in the Tennessee situation. We are doing those kind of studies now at nih. Were launching studies on the potential contribution of some of the SSRI drugs and some of the other psych psychiatric that might be contributing to violence. You know, many of them on there have black box, black box warnings that warn of suicidal ideation and homicidal ideation. So we need, we can't exclude those as a culprit. And those are the kind of studies that we're doing. So I've never seen that medicine. But you're saying that if you get it, some of the side effects could be homicide, suicide. Well, there are black box warnings on some of these psychiatric drugs that warn about, in their clinical trials that they saw suicidal and homicidal ideation. So, you know, we are going into that with an open mind, which is very interesting.
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Haley Karenia
I'm, I'm hopeful that Secretary Kennedy does launch these investigations and get some answers because this is a very concerning trend. It is not just one or two. It is now a trend of transgender individuals. And now I, I want to say I don't know exactly what drugs this killer was on. I don't know if he was on SSRIs, but certainly he was in the middle of a transition from male to female. So he was on some kind of drug. A lot of these people are mentally ill, they are depressed, they have anxiety. So whether or not he was on ssris, I don't know. But I think an investigation into this is important. But I would also argue that an investigation into the gender affirming drugs as well is needed. So here with me to break down all of the latest details is Scott Bryson, former Secret Service agent. He is also host of the beyond the Service podcast and a Silverlock contributor. Scott, thank you so much for being here.
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Scott Bryson
Hey, thank you for having me. It's a pleasure as always.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. And unfortunately it's not on better circumstances. This is horrific, horrific news out of Minneapolis yesterday. And it's not just trans people who are on ssri. Right. A lot of people take these drugs for anxiety, depression. What do you think needs to be done on this front? If you are taking a drug that has this kind of black box warning, should there be an extra step of some sort to obtain a firearm in your opinion? Or is any kind of gun control an infringement on the second Amendment?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, that's a good question. I think the second amendment is obviously very important. Without the second Amendment, you don't have the first or any of the other ones. Right. So we have to be very careful with that. And I'm not a medical professional, however, I do have common sense. And what I would like to to say about that is if you sit around and watch the mainstream news, whether it's CNN or Fox or whatever's on, whatever cable networks on, you can't hardly watch a News broadcast without 16 commercials. And 14 of them are, you know, big pharma. And it's funny because like all of the side effects seem to be worse than what it's trying to help you cope with.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah.
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Scott Bryson
So my thing is, and again, I'm not a doctor, I'm not here to give medical advice, but I believe that proper diet, sunlight, sleep and exercise cures a lot of these problems. And in fact, in the last year I've done some fasting and that seemed to has that's helped me some too. So I just think you have to do your due diligence and if you want to take medicine, by all means consult with a physician, not, not a security expert. But um, yeah, I just think doing your due diligence and your own research and being a free thinker is the way forward. Not just take, be gullible and Take it hook, line and sinker.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. Do you think that there needs to be maybe an extra step to figure out and investigate whether or not someone with a mental illness is able to have a firearm or. I. It's a slippery slope because I believe in the Second Amendment. I am an absolutist, and I truly do believe, like anything like a red flag law that goes against someone's constitutional right to own a firearm. I don't believe in, in anything like that. But at the same time, we're seeing these mentally ill individuals carry out these mass shootings. And that's really the common denominator between all of these shooters is that they're mentally ill. It's a pattern now. And people, I feel like on the left, Democrat politicians, and they, they've been very quick to defend the trans community. They're kind of giving their blind support and their blind defense of this community when we're really asking them, just, can you please look into this?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, yeah, no, I think all of that's right. You know, I watched Vince's show this morning and, man, he was saying everything I was thinking, it's really common sense type stuff. And that's what I love about this platform and your audience. I finally have found my people. I know I can get on here and I can. And I can say things like I say on my podcast. I like to speak truth to power. And I don't have to be worried about being censored or pulled down or some of these other things like some of these other platforms do. But it basically, it gets down to. It's very easy, I think, to blame the gun business owner or the gun show people or whatever because we see the end product, but we don't, we don't reverse engineer. We don't go back and see what the actual underlying. We, We. It's easy to see the end product and then blame. We want to put the blame on everybody but the bad guy, it seems like. And here's what I want to say to your question. The information in those data bank, the guy selling the gun is only as good as what. He only knows what's in the data bank.
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Haley Karenia
Right.
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Scott Bryson
And I think personally and I, you know, this is a hot button topic, but I think a lot of times clinicians don't necessarily tell the truth. And I will say they lie, but maybe they omit things or whatever because they're. They're afraid of infringing on someone's rights because of HIPAA and all the things. And so, like, if I'm if I own a gun shop and you come in and want to buy a gun and I run you to the database, well, guess what? The ATF only knows what the ATF knows. And if some doctor somewhere doesn't put that information in there, the poor guy selling the gun doesn't know. And, and, but he's the bad guy.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. And I mean, how can you trust the therapists nowadays anyway? I mean some of them are professional and some of them are probably woke and not trustworthy. Right. But a lot of these trans people, they are seeking some kind of therapy in order to obtain these gender affirming drugs. So I want to talk now about motive because it's very interesting to see how the media reacts and how the Democrats react and everyone else reacts to when a shooting like this takes place. It seems like depending on who the shooter is, we either get a motive or we don't, or people are quick to maybe come up with a motive or bury it. And in this case it seems like because the shooter is trans, the mainstream media, Democrats, they are trying to quickly defend and bury a motive. But I want to ask you, you know, I can understand from a media perspective you don't want to speculate, right. You don't want to report speculation as fact. That is dangerous. Now we can put two and two together about the person being trans. Of course they have these writings in the, the manifesto that depict the devil and some other kind of so and again, he shot up a Catholic school, so maybe there's a motive there. But in terms of a police, a law enforcement investigation, what goes into determining a motive and how long does that investigation usually take?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, that's, that's very dependent upon the situation and the circumstances. And obviously I think we, as the general public, we want to know more. Unfortunately, it's a need to know. And so whether it's the local police, detectives doing their thing or the FBI's involved, I do believe that these types of cases get very thoroughly investigated and they get scrubbed. Basically what they do is they go back and they, they look at all the social media platforms that might be there, they'll go through the house and in this case find a manifesto or notebooks, plural. And it will take some time. I think the general public, you know, especially in this day and age with information technology at our fingertips, we want an answer yesterday. But it, this right takes time. You can be good or you can be fast and sometimes you can be both, but not always right. So it's like, I think being thorough is more important. Yeah, and I think that's what these guys are going to have to do. And. And I think basically, you know, interviewing people, loved ones, unfortunately, I know that, you know, when these things happen, you know, the parents are probably distraught or siblings or loved ones, grandparents, whomever, neighbors. I think they're just going to have to canvas the whole area and they're going to start, you know, kind of in the nucleus of the home and work their way out. And it will take some time, for sure.
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Haley Karenia
Well, speaking of the nucleus of the home, the last I checked, and maybe you guys can tell me if it's changed since the show has started, but the FBI and local law enforcement have not yet spoken to the shooter's mother. And in this kind of a situation, is this. Like, how does that work? How do you find this woman and get her to talk? Is there a way to do that? And is there a way to do that fast? What does that look like?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, I mean, I don't know what her exact circumstances are, but, I mean, the mother should be easy to find. Like, for example. I don't know if this is a great analogy, but it comes to mind. So a lot of times in homicides, not mass shootings, you know, the number one suspect is usually the estranged husband or the husband or. Right. It's just what it is. Like, you know, these crimes aren't. Like, there are serial killers out there that take years to figure out. But a lot of crime is. Is very basic and it's very similar, and it's based off of rage or hurt or sadness or past trauma. But, yeah, you generally start right at home. In the case of a spouse, with the spouse or the parents, I don't know why she's not readily available, but I would think they would find her very quickly.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. Well, I want to talk to you about the mom and her proximity to the school. So apparently she worked there. So there is a chance that the shooter was familiar with the school. Maybe he had been there before. Especially in the case of the Covenant shooting in Nashville, the shooter went to that school. Right. So in that kind of a situation, when the. When the killer maybe has a scary familiarity with the school, how do schools need to prepare themselves better for an attack like this? Because maybe the killer is someone in the community, knows teachers, knows people well, knows where kids are going to be congregating at circuit certain times. How do you prepare for something like that?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, that's a good question. Obviously, like, as sad as this was yesterday, he knew the schedule. You know, these guys are first of all, they're cowards, and they're looking for targets of soft targets and convenience. And so he knew that they were going to be gathered up for the early mass or worship service, whatever it was. You know, they did the same thing at public schools. They know that the cafeteria is a place where kids are going to have to eat. There's going to be a bunch of kids in the cafeteria or the gymnasium or whatever. Right. So they, It's a, it's a crime of convenience a lot of times, and it's soft targets. And unfortunately, like the case in Tennessee, the shooter had two schools narrowed down. And I think they went to the first school first, the one that was not victimized. And there was some type of armed security. I don't know if it was a police officer in a police car, but it was an armed security person. And that's what I call abort criteria. And so that makes it a little bit of a hard target. And then they, they, they went over to the other school, unfortunately, and that's why they were victimized, because it was a softer target. And I also understand and realize, because I've raised three children, and you don't want your kids to feel like they're, you know, at Fort Knox under lock and key and not, you know, this isn't supposed to be a prison. It's supposed to be public or private school, supposed to be fun. You're supposed to learn and have friends and do all the things. But at some point, you know, we have to take security seriously. And in fact, a great example of that is when, when we lived overseas, I was very fortunate to live in London, England for three and a half years. And our children went to the American school in London. And of course, England has got very strict gun laws, but they had former Israeli Shin Bet and soldiers that were dressed in very nice business attire. Because the people going to school there were millionaires and billionaires and then public servants like me. So we were kind of on the bottom of the totem pole. But they, they looked like they meant business. They were military age men, they were fit. They looked the part. You could just tell by looking at that guy, he meant business. So, you know, in a situation like that where you don't have access to a weapon, that's okay because they have communication with each other. You have to have every ingress point covered. You know, having one guy isn't really enough. And I know here in the States a lot of places have school resource officers, and that's amazing. And they do A great job, but Murphy's always chasing us. And if you're over in the cafeteria and something happens on the playground or vice versa, you can't be everywhere. Yeah, yeah. We need to have more bodies at these schools, I think.
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Haley Karenia
Absolutely. So what is your take on maybe arming teachers? Do teachers need to be armed just so that there are more people on the premises who can jump in in a time of need? Like you said, you can't be everywhere at once. So in my opinion, I think the wrong way to go is to be a gun free zone. The more good guys with guns to fight bad guys with guns, probably better outcome.
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, no, it's a very touchy subject. I could see how this is a house divided for sure. More. The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with gun. That's not debatable. And all these things are happening gun free zones. We talked about this last time. Gun free zones. That is an F minus across the board. That is stupid. Teachers. I think if you're going to do that outside of the state of Texas, you, you might want to really vet the people because not everybody's proficient with a gun. And like my wife's got her ccw, but I talked to her all the time. You don't pull it for a bluff. God forbid you need it. You have to pull it when you actually earn fear for your life. So I think it defaults to the level of the, of the teacher. You could have a, a retired secret service agent that decided to teach school for a couple of years. That would be a different story. But you're, you're 26 year old girl right out of a man, right out of college that's not really familiar with weapons. Maybe not. So I think it's definitely case by case and not so cookie cutter.
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Haley Karenia
Unfortunately. I think in blue states they would fight this tooth and nail. I mean they would just, they wouldn't even, even if there was a, like you said, a former secret service agent or former law enforcement who became a teacher, someone who is well versed in this kind of thing. I think that in a blue state, Democrats would maybe not allow this at all. Even if the person was very comfortable with a firearm and, and practice with it. So unfortunately I think maybe this might be a red state solution in the time being. But I wanted to kind of play out a hypothetical because I believe that there needs to be an armed security guard, more than one. I think if they can, if the school can afford it, I think they should find money. In the budget for it. I think security is one of the most important things. And I know you mentioned earlier about kids not wanting to feel like they're in a prison, but I think unfortunately, we'd rather have all these kids alive than not. So I think if you asked any kid, they think that going to school is prison anyway. Not to make light of a sad situation, but I think unfortunately, I would rather have kids feel more comfortable seeing guns with good guys rather than being a target from a bad guy. But let's play out this hypothetical. If there is an armed security guard at every door of every school and someone walks up to the school with multiple firearms on them, at what point can the security guard or the armed teacher step in and open fire?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah. So obviously, let me just preface it with saying this. You need to know what the general statute is for self defense in your own state. Okay. Each state's got a little bit different, but it's all. It's all written very similar, but there are some differences. So you need to know the nuance. But the bottom line is, in layman's terms is simply this. If you are in fear for your life or a third party, and a reasonable person, that's the key word, reasonable person would feel the same way, that the threat is imminent, then you can act. You do not have to wait to be attacked or whatever. You know what I mean? And of course, that comes with more training and. And years of law enforcement. So I might react a little quicker than someone who has two years on the job. Right. Or whatever. So, yeah, I think knowing the law is key, but also, which gets back to going with your gut. You can't just go with your gut. You have to know the law. But common sense says if I see a person, you know, we sort of joke in law enforcement sometimes, and I know tonight's a serious segment, I don't want to make light, but like, why would you bring a knife to a gunfight? If I see a man with a knife, I'm coming out of my holster right now. Because a man with a knife can stab you within 21ft, you know, because it takes time to break leather and all the things. So don't bring a knife to a gunfight. You know what I mean? And the same thing for schools. I have friends of mine that are SRO school resource officers. I know firsthand how important that job is. And it's not necessarily. I want to make sure I'm very clear with what I said a minute ago, because I don't want there to be any misconception because I'm as pro police as it comes. It's not about feeling like the Gestapo. Right. But it's like a lot of these, A lot of these law enforcement officers, they're very friendly and they're, they're there as a resource. It's not there just to protect, but it's there to foster relationship with the kids. And the kids love them. So the pushback is from the parents of the left. The kids love them. That's not the problem.
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Haley Karenia
If you are in an active shooter type situation, and this. Can this just in general, maybe you're in a school, maybe you're in college, maybe you are. A lot of these shootings happen at workplaces, grocery stores, movie theaters, nightclubs. Right. If you are in an active shooter situation where what are your top safety tips?
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Scott Bryson
Yeah, there's a thing that law enforcement, it's a course called craze. It stands for Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event. There's a company out of Texas that you can go online and Google it. C R A S E, that's the acronym. And they put on training and basically their model is to avoid, deny and defend. So obviously if you're at school, when you're a teacher and you're trying to mind your own business and get your kids to the lunchroom and something bad's happening, you need to avoid that person by running and locking yourself in the classroom or wherever. Then if that doesn't work, unfortunately, then you have to deny the access. And so what you would do is you would barricade, kind of like we saw in the New York thing last time about a month ago, you would put your children in the classroom and you would barricade the door and you would put them in what Secret Service would call a hard room, which a lot of times is the bathroom. You want to go into an interior room with no windows. Right. Cinder block and stuff like that. So you're going to barricade yourself and then, God forbid, last, last ditch, ever, you're going to have to defend and you know, you're going to have to take whatever you have in the classroom to. To fight for your children.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah, absolutely. Very smart. Thank you so much for joining me with your expertise. Scott, before you go, where can people find you plug where they can find your social media, your podcast, all of that.
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Scott Bryson
Yeah. Thank you for having me. Again, it's Scott Bryson, beyond the Service. We just do BTS for short, so all socials. Scott Bryson, bts, thank you so much for being Here. Thanks for having me.
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Haley Karenia
All right, I know that this is a little bit of a hard turn, but we're getting into some scrolling time. All right, so this first video kind of in line with this conversation about trans people and this shooter. It. It's a conversation about how young you have to start having this conversation. And we talked about this earlier this week when we played that video of Snoop Dogg where he took his grandson to the movie theater. And he was just shocked about the LGBTQ overtones in these movies and in these shows and in these kids content. And he didn't know how to react when his son asked him about lesbians in the movie. And my argument was, I think grandparents need to know and not just grandparents. I'm saying that because Snoop Dogg was talking to his grandson, but grandparents, parents, if you're around children, unfortunately, I think we need to be prepared to have these conversations because whether parents like it or not, this kind of ideology is getting two kids. It doesn't matter how protective you are, it doesn't matter how much of a helicopter parent you are. This is going to get back to them. So I thought that this video was very concerning but important to share because this 4 year old asked her mom about trans ideology. Watch this in case you have to.
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Unidentified Mother
Have this conversation with your kid as well. I just had to have a conversation with my 4 year old, my 4 year old that, you know, if you're a boy, you're always gonna be a boy and if you're a girl, you're always gonna be a girl. Because the other day she's like, but some people can change their mind. I said no. And I, this is the way I explained it to her and it seemed to catch on. Like she seemed to get it. I was like, okay, my shirt is black, but if someone says no, it's blue. Okay, no, my shirt is still black. Even if they say no, it's blue, it's.
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Haley Karenia
It's still black.
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Unidentified Mother
It's always going to be black. She's like, oh. Anyway, it's unfortunate that I have to have this conversation with my 4 year old, but this is where we're at right now.
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Haley Karenia
That made me think, if a four year old is coming to her mom asking, I thought that trans people, you know, you could transition to another gender or another biological sex. You can be. If, if a man is, wants to be a woman, he can. The fact that that ideology has gotten to a four year old is super concerning because where is the four year old hearing this? Are they hearing it from their Preschool teachers. I mean, especially because this four year old learned about trans stuff not from her mother, so I'm assuming not from the father. Right. If the parents are likely on the same page when it comes to this kind of stuff. But is this a family member that has said something? Is this a babysitter that might have said something? Like I said, a preschool teacher? I mean, very concerning to think about why a four year old would be even, would have this kind of content on their radar.
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Andy
Don't you think that it's getting ubiquitous though? I mean it's like it is literally everywhere targeted to everyone. And so like we can we see it as adults and a ton of stuff even we cover on our show, but it's in 4 year olds children's books.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah.
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Andy
Like it is everywhere.
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Haley Karenia
To your point, someone in the chat just said, or was it something the kids saw on tv? But I don't know. I, I'm trying to think back to when I was four years old. It was a long time ago, but I'm thinking if I saw a trans person on TV, I wouldn't even know what that was at 4 years old. Right. You don't know. So maybe if they're already asking questions, someone's answering them. Right.
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Andy
Oh, 100. But we know that they're all ex. You know, it's that age is exposed to this. Back to your Snoop point and just, just this would be interesting to get your take on this. One of the things that hit me, I just looked it up. Lightyear came out in 2000.
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Haley Karenia
2020.
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Andy
2022.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah.
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Andy
And Snoop, this was only a couple of days ago that he made this. Are we at a place now in culture where we're starting to like stop this? Like the conversation is starting at the top? I mean we talked a couple weeks ago about, about Denzel's comments and some of these people are now taking stances from the, from the top. That might not have three years ago, might not have four years ago, but just to hear Snoop say that now it's interesting that like, you know, well, that movie came out in 2022. Didn't it buggy the next day? You didn't feel like saying something the next day. It's like the culture I feel has changed is, is changing. And, and I, I just think that that's something that's in his administration. That's, that's a positive thing. So we'll see. But like, I just thought that was interesting.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah, I, we can only hope that the culture is changing for the better. And that kids are not exposed to sexual and gender conversation at all. But do you remember that video we played, Andy, of the older protesters who were very lackluster. They were very low energy. My body, my body, my choice. Not very convincing. Well, these might be their cousins. These are some. Another group of older protesters who are protesting a sidewalk or a crosswalk being painted over. And I couldn't figure out where this was. But I can only imagine that it is in Florida because F Dot has said that they are removing all of the rainbow, all of the murals, or anything that is in the road to hopefully not distract people who are driving. But here are some older elder people not wiser because one of them's laying in the road. Watch this.
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Andy
So many questions about this video.
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Haley Karenia
I have a lot of questions because, I mean, what was there maybe like 15 people in there?
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Andy
What county road was that on, too? Like, Route 987? That looks like not even the mail truck drives up that way.
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Haley Karenia
Not. No one's watching. No. I mean, of course they posted this on social media, but someone in the chat said, shouldn't they be playing shuffleboard? I. I mean, they're out here. They're. They're protesting the road being paved over. Who cares? But I guess they have nothing better to do. I just. One person is laying in the road. They've got cones out. They're all standing in the middle of the road. And as you know, in Florida, if someone is blocking the road and they refuse to leave, you can turn them into a speed bump, a softer speed bump, but a speed bump nonetheless.
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Andy
I sort of thought maybe the guy just died and they were out there and just thought, well, it took us a while to get out here, so might as well do like a. A two for one. Yeah, let's have a protest.
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Haley Karenia
I saw someone comment on it. Like, I think that person just had a heart attack, but they're going with the protests anyway. So, yeah, let me get my iPad all set up, because I haven't done this in a while, but someone in the chat said, help, I'm protesting and I can't get up.
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Andy
That's exactly right.
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Haley Karenia
Exactly. Let me get my iPad set up. I haven't done this in a while, but gone through the comments. But I found two videos that I wanted to go through the comments because they made me laugh. So this first one, this woman has a strong message for Elon Musk. Watch this. Elon Musk, in the name of Jesus.
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Scott Bryson
Christ, I condemn your actions, your inaction.
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Haley Karenia
Your platform has received over 30 emails about this I received one said that I was spamming. Prove it. Whoa. She gets a little testy at the end there. But what's interesting is that she. I don't know what her issue with Elon Musk is, but she says that she is triggered by his actions and his inaction. So Elon Musk cannot do any. He can't do anything, right. According to this woman, actions and inactions both bad for Elon Musk. But she said that she had sent someone on Elon Musk's team or at X30 emails and she got an email back saying that she was spamming. I would agree that she is in the wrong. She is spamming. If you're sending someone 30 emails, you are being a troll. So if we could pull up some of the. The comments here. We'll. We'll look at her face. This is a nasty woman.
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Andy
It looks like she played linebacker for the 78 Steelers.
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Haley Karenia
She is a nasty woman. So someone said, folks, I think we just found our next Democratic candidate. Actions ending in actions. That man can't win. Like I said, I felt the prove it spray hit my face. Did anyone else wipe their mouth after watching this? Someone else agreed that 30 emails does sound like spamming. Someone said, gets to vote. By the way, this is the Democrat Party and someone said Elon Musk right now with this. Yeah, I don't think Elon Musk cares what this woman thinks. This spammer troll thinks. She is. She is something else. I also saw a comment about someone saying, this just made me go floss my teeth. So if you needed a reminder to floss tonight when you go to bed, there it is. This next one, I have to say we're going to end the show on some blind reactions you have. So no blind reactions, okay? No. No blind reactions tonight. So this is the last video of the show. And I want to preface this by saying if you feel like you are easily offended by things, don't watch. Thank you for staying this far. I'll see you tomorrow. I don't want to see any comments saying this was mean. Blah, blah, blah. Again, if you can't take a joke, because I'm not making fun of this person, I am making fun of the comments. Okay? So that is my. That is my disclaimer. I don't want to see any snowflake comments about me being mean. If you can't take a joke, I'll see you tomorrow. This guy is a. An accountant. He is making content on Tick Tock.
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Andy
He's providing he's been an accountant for a long time.
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Haley Karenia
Financial advice. He has been an accountant for a very long time. I want you all in the chat to guess who this reminds you of. Watch this to understand your finances.
- [57:02]
Scott Bryson
Understand your financial situation. Create a budget that works for you. Tackle debt strategically. Build an emergency refund. Save investors future traction. Review regularly. Check my great profile out.
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Haley Karenia
All right, anyone in the chat want to guess who that reminded you of? Maybe a former president. People in the chat already coming in with the sleepy Joe Feeble. Joe. Joe. Joe Biden. Let's go, Brandon. Someone said, Mitch McConnell. But if we could pull up the comments. Everyone in the comments was making me laugh. So again, I'm not making fun of this poor accountant, but someone said, nice, nice. What is that? Something was hanging off of his face. I don't know. Get this man in Congress. He is just. He's going to fit in with Biden and Mitch McConnell. Get this man in Congress just dripping with knowledge. Get this man in office immediately. He should run for president when he gets older. Something to look forward to for this nice old man.
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Andy
That's a good one.
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Haley Karenia
Every Biden speech, this is someone's paw paw. Hey, Biden. How you been, champ? This makes me sad. And someone said, y' all be kind. We did it, Joe. Perfect president potential. Sounds like Biden trying to form a sentence. Joe, is that you? Biden's side hustle. So he's.
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Andy
He's the guy that taught the guy that taught the guy that taught the guy that taught Dave Ramsey.
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Haley Karenia
He's been in the game for a long time. He's probably the oldest CPA in the country. So, okay, I think if this guy.
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Andy
Was selling insurance, can you imagine the residuals? I mean, 100 years worth of insurance this guy's got.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. Someone in the chat said, I'm not laughing at him either, but it is scary how similar to Joe Biden. I mean, that if you put Joe Biden's face, I would have said, yeah, if you put Joe Biden's face, maybe made an AI video at that audio, I would have. I would have believed it. So, all right, I'm glad we could all take a joke. I just had to do the disclaimer. I know. I knew people were going to be upset because people in the comments were like, don't be mean. He's an old man. I'm like, I know. I'm not making fun of him, but the comments were making me laugh. Okay. Thank you for watching the show tonight. If you want more content for me, you got to go on social media at Haley Karenia. You can follow me on X Instagram, Truth Social, and of course, TikTok. It's where I do all of my scrolling. And thank you so much for being here. I'll see you tomorrow right here on Rumble. Bye.