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Transgender Opens Fire On Canadian School - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 234)
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In this episode of Scrolling with Hayley: Yet another transgender opens fire on a school, this time in Canada. Inside the growing trend the left won’t admit. Then, More Olympians embarrass themselves on the world stage. Plus, a Chicago suburb gives reparations a whirl.
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Haley Karenia
Hello and welcome to Scrolling with Haley. I am Haley Karenia. Happy. What is it, Thursday now? Thursday this week is flying by. If you're watching right now on Rumble, you've made the right choice. We are rumble exclusive rumble.com Haley is the only place you can watch this show in full, so I hope you do choose to watch there. I get it. Not everyone can watch now at noon, you can watch whenever you want on Rumble. Of course, you can listen whenever you want on whatever podcast platform you want. So. So the choice is really yours. You can get your fix of Scrolling with Haley whenever however you want. And all I ask is that you tell a friend about the show. That's it. We're just, we're, we're building something here. We got the chime, change the name, change the set change. There's a lot of changes. So just tell people about the show. I appreciate it, but we have yet another transgender that is open fired on a school. This time in Canada. They say guns are the problem. Everyone else sees an alarming pattern starting to take shape. Then more Olympians embarrass themselves on the world stage, including a Norwegian biathlete who really misses his ex girlfriend. And he's down bad and he let the world know about it. Also, a Chicago suburb gives reparations a whirl and you'll never guess how they're planning to pay for it. And Ohio State, they have hired a professor who specializes in black sexual logic, black black queer theory, black geographies, dark black study, black porn, and more useless crap. So put your phones on. Do not disturb. Scrolling with Haley starts right now. The deadliest mass shooting in Canadian history took place in Tumblr Ridge, British Columbia yesterday. An 18 year old mentally ill transgender opened fire, killing at least nine people and injuring dozens more. This boy, this man killed his mother and his 11 year old stepbrother before opening fire on Tumblr Ridge Secondary School where he used to go killing a teacher and students. The common denominator between all of these school shooters is mental illness. But transgender school shooters are on the rise. And this is a photo of who we're dealing with here. And I think with all of these transgender shooters on the rise, it's, it's now it's becoming the question off the top of everyone's head when they hear a headline like this, they hear a story like this, well, were they trans? What kind of medications were they on? And we could scroll down here and just show the photo. Right now things are starting to make sense. Okay, so this is A. From the pictures you can tell certainly someone who's struggling with their gender identity. Again, with these transgenders, you never know which way they're coming or going. All you know is that they're in some kind of a transition period because, well, I don't know if this is a man or a woman or what. So the police aren't even really sure. They have called this gunman a gun person. Watch.
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Canadian Police Officer
That includes the deceased gun person.
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Interviewer/Host
Okay. And then separately, do you know the.
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Haley Karenia
Gun person's relationship to the gun person? The media is calling it a gun person. The police are calling it a gun person. And now the officer is saying this next officer saying is that they. They respect the killer's preferred pronouns. Watch.
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Canadian Police Officer
We're not hiding it. In fact, you're the first media to ask the question. I will say this. We identify the suspect as they chose to be identified in public and in social media. I can say that Jesse was born as a biological male who approximately, the information that I have approximately six years ago, began to transition to female and identified as female, both socially and so.
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Haley Karenia
Law enforcement has to go by facts. If it doesn't, how will the people trust that institution? How can the people trust that crimes will be solved and their communities will be safer when they have leaders who bend to this new normal imposed by the least normal people on the face of the planet? I actually don't respect the pronouns that don't match a person's biological sex because outside of that, it is not real. I also don't respect the wishes of cold blooded mentally ill killers who shoot up in innocent people. Truly, who gives a rip about a dead person's. A dead murderer's preferred pronouns? I don't. And it's really sick that law enforcement in Canada cares about this. And it turns out that this young man was well known to authorities because there had been multiple calls to his house because of mental outbursts. He had actually dropped out of school prior to this. And then we find out some more details. You know, when these things happen, you wonder, how did. How did this happen? Right? How did this kid get like this? What was their home life like? How did they grow up? Why. Why is this kid so troubled? And you know, his mom was pretty outspoken on social media when it comes to politics and actually considered herself somewhat of a libertarian right leaning conservative. But posted this in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Watch. There's a meme on social media about Charlie Kirk's killer and Jennifer Strang. That is the mother. Sheesh. And Trump's son said bullets were only flying one way. I'm glad I'm not far right or far left. Political extremism Blinded by rage is mental. Imagine writing something like that and you're living under one roof with your kid. Who is going to do something exactly like that mentally ill man did to Charlie Kirk? Imagine being that blinded by or not knowing what your own kid is going through. Do you know that your child is struggling with mental illness? And yes, the answer is yes, this mom did know that her kid was trans. And certainly with all the outbursts that prompted police calls to the house and check ins, certainly the mom knew that something was amiss. And then she posted this on Instagram saying good people don't spend their time harassing marginalized communities. It's that's written in a trans or LGBTQ trans flag and this was her caption Facts As a conservative leaning libertarian who lives in the north and loves living in a small town, I really hope the hate I see online is just bored old people and not true hatred. Do better and educate yourself before spewing bullshit online makes you look dumb. Evolve. I normally don't say anything and I normally don't go on Shitbook to see the keyboard warriors and I know I can't control everything or shield my kids from everything, but please for the love of can you get your shit together so we don't have to bring our kids up in a world full of hatred? Do you have any idea how many kids are killing themselves over this kind of hate? Please stop the hashtag protect Protect trans kids. And this mom, you know, posting Stop Trans Hate couldn't stop the hatred happening under her own roof with her own children. And this is how CNN covered this incident. They were saying that police identified a suspect 18 year old female, it's not a female is suspected to have shot and killed at least eight and wounded dozens today at a school and a home in British Columbia, Canada because they this person fired shots in their home, killed the mother and stepbrother, then went to school. And then the CNN article ended with this Mass shootings are rare in Canada, which has much stricter gun laws than the U.S. they always have to bring it back to this context of see, it's bad, but it would it's worse here. It's worse here because of gun laws and it's better there because of their gun laws. Right? Like we should just have gun laws because gun laws would prevent something that happened here even though it didn't prevent it at all. Right. Like you can Start seeing the wheels turning in their heads when they're trying to make this kind of a point. It's a dumb point. They did this with the shooting in Australia and Bondi beach, remember? Oh, there are gun laws. See how rare this is. There's a shooting, but see how rare it is. Our gun laws are so great, they're so effective that this barely happens. Except for this one time. See it happen. The gun laws don't prevent this kind of thing. But we should impose more here because criminals don't follow laws. Same thing in Canada. Oh, this never happens, except it just did. But it happens way less here. Now you guys should implement these gun laws because you too could have still school shootings. It just doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't get rid of the problem. They refuse to acknowledge the mental health crisis behind the gun violence crisis. They refuse to acknowledge that guns aren't the issue. The people operating them are. And in this case, for all murderers of violent crimes, the people behind the shootings and killings are not normal. They are not your average law abiding citizen. Trans violence is a trend that cannot be ignored. A transgender individual was charged with firebombing two Tesla charging stations in Missouri just this year. Do you remember that? Transgender, mentally ill, they get riled up with this political stuff going on and they. And they get violent firebombing Tesla charging stations because they've decided that Elon Musk is fascist, a Nazi, Hitler, whatever. They resort to violence then. You know, trans violence certainly can't be ignored when it comes to shootings. The Covenant School shooter was trans. Very similar story to this one in Canada. The Denver shooter was trans. She took her parents guns and then took a whole bunch of cocaine before opening opening fire on a charter school. There was a shooting in Aberdeen. This person was diagnosed with mental illness, struggling with her sexual identity before opening fire on her co workers at rite aid in 2018. Then most recently we had the Annunciation shooter in Minneapolis. Also transgender. Also targeted a Christian school, much like the Covenant shooter. Now this one in Canada. For such a small faction of the population, they sure are committing an alarming amount of shootings. And the left, you know, they love sounding the alarm about white men who carry out mass shootings, but they hate to see this trend. Transgender people are mentally ill. They are on a cocktail of hormones and other drugs and therapies that have brain altering chemicals in them. The drugs that they are given do not help their mental illness. It pushes them deeper into delusion while doing irreparable harm to their bodies and brains. It is a tragedy, really. These mentally ill children and teens are being sold a lie that they will be happier in a body that is not theirs. And they mutilate it beyond repair. And then they're stuck in a body that doesn't feel like theirs anymore. It doesn't look like theirs anymore. It doesn't look like their goal body even, because it's impossible, you can't physically transition. So these woke therapists and doctors in big pharma are profiting off of making these mentally ill people miserable, sterile, and undateable for the rest of their lives. And while they're struggling with this internal strife and this existential crisis that will last a lifetime, the Democrats and other activists are telling them that any effort to remedy this, rather than affirm it, is discrimination. They are sold a lie, that they are victims, that they are being hunted and threatened. But have no fear, the Democrats will. They will accept you if you want to chop your healthy body parts off. The Democrats will be right there with you with bells on. And in most Democratic states, they might even pay for your mutilation. The Dems are really, really good at creating victims and then getting them to vote for them indefinitely, despite not doing anything helpful. And going through puberty is tough for most people. It's uncomfortable, it's awkward. I know I didn't like it. I didn't like going through it. I didn't want to. I wish it would stop. And, you know, there's nothing that you can do but go through it and get over it. But the Democrats have told people this lie, that there is another way. You can. You can stop it. You can go on puberty blockers. You can prevent this from happening. It's just not true. And then there's this really sad headline about these trans teens in California that both committed suicide. One was a non binary teenager, just 15 years old. She jumped in front of a Caltrain. And then 10 months later, her friend, who is also autistic and transgender, did the same thing. At 17 years old, that teenager left a suicide note explaining that she hoped her death would bring people together and raise awareness about the suicide crisis among the trans community. Her parents have said that the world just wasn't kind to her and she feared for her life being transgender. And this is very tragic for a lot of reasons, because these deaths are entirely preventable. These people are living in fear for no reason. They're being told that it is hard to be transgender in America. I'd argue that especially in California, where these teens are living, I'm not sure what they're constantly being told matches their lived experience. I don't think that's their reality. I don't think that they're being discriminated against. I think probably in California, they're being celebrated. But they hear that they're victims, they believe it, and it becomes true for them. It's also tragic because parents should nip this in the bud, but for whatever reason, they don't. I think in some cases, they think they're doing what's best for their kid, because woke doctors will tell them, you know, your kid is going to commit suicide if you don't transition them. And people hear that, and they think, oh, well, let's put them on these drugs immediately, then that's. Let's fix this. And we're seeing that after these people transition, they're still depressed, they're still mentally ill, they still commit suicide because the gender dysphoria should have been treated, not affirmed. I mean, imagine how miserable you would be if you were unhappy with your body. Then you started taking drugs that altered your brain, gave you different side effects. You went through surgeries that disfigure your body and render you sterile. It's already hard enough in life to make friends and to date. Now these people are living life on hard mode. I mean, let's. Let's think about this. I've gone through this on the show a few times, but who wants to date transgender people? Maybe other transgender people who understand what they're going through, but that's a very small part of the population. Maybe you could tap into the LGBTQ community, like other parts of them that are, again, sympathetic to being part of that community, but not really, because gay people and lesbian people and even bi people, they know the differences between the biological sexes. Their sexuality actually depends on it. Right. They. Lesbians know that they are a woman, and they want to see that they are attracted to women. Same thing with gay men. They are men. They are attracted to men. They don't want to date a woman who has disfigured herself to look like a man. That's not what they're attracted to, and vice versa. Women don't want to date men who are actually women. That's. That's not how this works. It's not how this works. There's biology, and people are attracted to the opposite sex for a reason. That's how you procreate. That is how this works. And when you go the transgender route, it doesn't work anymore. You're just rendering yourself undateable for the most part, which I think is very difficult to. To go through. Quickly, before our ad break here, I want to give you an update on the Nancy Guthrie just quickly, because I'm going to have Scott Bryson on tomorrow, and I think we'll go into this in a little bit more of depth. But the FBI has said that they've now gotten 18,000 tips from the public, which is wonderful. I actually. I can't imagine how difficult that is to sift through all of these tips, especially with how many people are trying to get in on this story and profit off of it and kind of thwart law enforcement efforts. We've seen fake ransom notes, fake texts, things like that. Trying to sift through 18,000 tips, more than that, and figure out what's right, what's not, what's credible, what's not. That's got to be one hell of a task. But we are in the 12th day of Nancy Guthrie being missing, and authorities have put up now a white tent in front of her house. And I've read that this is maybe where they're processing certain evidence. I don't know. I don't know what the tent is. I don't know why the tent was put up 12 days later. I have no idea. But authorities also found a black glove not too far from the home. And this is the photo of that glove. And is this the suspect's glove? I don't know. The suspect in that ring. Camera footage was wearing something like that. A black latex glove, it looked like. But, you know, black latex gloves aren't hard to come by. If this is the suspect's glove, they should be able to grab DNA off of the inside of it and probably prints. It could also give investigators a clue about where they were headed. Certainly could put them in a right direction. If the guy put Nancy in a car and then left, I mean, maybe they know at least where they're. Where they were going. But again, 12 days later, these people who abducted Nancy Guthrie allegedly could be very far from Tucson by now. So, yes, this could put law enforcement in the right direction. But I. I do think that this situation is looking very bleak at the moment. Also, a possibility that someone dropped this glove to throw law enforcement off. We've seen this with the fake ransom text and that guy arrested. I mean, it just seems like people are trying to make money off of this, and it just seems all very odd. Also, I think it's odd that there's been no, like, public search party don't you think with all of this media attention, normally when people go missing, you know, the community gets together, they try to canvas the area. I don't know much about the terrain there, if it's safe for people to, I don't know if it's like mountainous or something. I don't know where she lives, exactly what it's like. But I know that if someone goes missing, let's say in the northeast, get people check the woods, they go in search parties, they go together, they try to get the community together to get boots on the ground and canvas the area in a grid kind of formation. I don't think that that's happening. I think law enforcement is search certainly exhausting their search efforts. But I just think it's odd that with all this public attention, why we haven't seen anything like that. But more details to come and blackout coffee. You know how important coffee is to me in the morning and I'm sure it is important to you as well. So let me tell you about the one that, that I've been loving lately. Blackout coffee. 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We'll get into it tomorrow. Democrats have flip flopped on Epstein in a really weird way. Republicans have been interested in Epstein since his death. Certainly they have been consistent in calls for the files to be released and for transparency. The Republicans are the only ones that can say they have been consistent on this story. Democrats never spoke up about Epstein at all. They knew their cronies were all involved. It would bury the Clintons, other big donors, celebrity friends. So they never wanted any of this to come to light. And they called Republicans crazy conspiracy theorists for sounding the alarm on human trafficking and pedophilia. Remember, Republicans want a secure border for a lot of reasons. The Democrats think it's about race. It's not. It's about safety. It's about law and order. Children are trafficked over the southern border. Drugs are trafficked over the southern border. And Democrats don't care because they actually just voted for illegal aliens to vote in our elections. So they don't care about closing the southern border. They don't care about the human trafficking that happens because of their open border policies. Democrats are also the ones who attempt to normalize every sexuality and deviant sexual preference under the sun, including pedophilia, by rebranding it as minor attracted persons. Democrats fight to have conversations about sex and sexuality and sexual attraction with children as young as they possibly can. You remember the don't say Gay bill? That's what they, the left called Ron DeSantis Parents Parental Rights Bill. Where in that bill, Ron DeSantis said that in Florida, you can't have conversations about sex and sexuality and gender before. Before fourth grade. And the liberals were losing their minds over it. Why would you need to have a conversation about sex with 8 year olds? And they're fighting it, right? Like the LGBTQ community is fighting it. Why do you. Why do you need to have conversations with 8 year olds, 10 year olds, 11 year olds about sexual. And then they call us pedophiles. It's just. It's so misguided and just not based in reality. And then when you start to realize the whole big pharma push with all of this too, it starts to make sense. They. They need children to buy into this lie because they want more trans people, they want more big pharma experiments, they want more money. And the younger that they get children to buy into this, and their parents, for that matter, they get to have big pharma experiments start young. They get them on puberty blockers. They can do more research for it or have more organizations to funnel money through. Like it's all just this massive hoax, honestly. And it's corrupt. And Republicans have been consistently against all of this stuff. And I'm not sure why Democrats thought that they could get Trump by releasing the Epstein files. They certainly never cared to get him on this when they were in charge of the doj. And why were weaponizing it against Trump then? I think their efforts to throw Trump in jail failed. And they figured, all right, well, we've tried everything. Nothing worked. I Guess we'll call for the release of these files as a last ditch effort. And whatever Democrats get swept up in this, I guess it's worth getting Trump. So then all of a sudden Democrats started to beg for them to be released and now the DOJ has produced millions of documents and now Democrats are mad about it. So, so here is Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and she is just absolutely mad at Attorney General Pam Bondi on Capitol Hill yesterday and then asking her to apologize for releasing too much of the Epstein files being too transparent. Watch. Attorney General Bondi, you apologize to the survivors in your opening statement for what they went through at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein. Will you turn to them now and apologize for what your Department of Justice has put them through with the absolutely unacceptable release of the Epstein files and their information. Unacceptable release of the Epstein files. The Democrats went to Epstein's estate themselves and, and started putting things out themselves because they thought that the DoJ was taking too long or they thought that the DoJ was redacting too much. Everything that I've seen, again, I spent eight hours just searching pizza on Epstein files and a lot of things are redacted. People's names are redacted. I didn't see anything with survivors that weren't redacted. But apparently the survivors are mad at P. Pam Bondi too. Watch.
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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
To Ms. Bondi, we are deeply disappointed by the way you and your leadership in this department have treated survivors. And today, while you're being questioned, we ask you to look in the eyes of every single one of us and remember Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the trauma that she had endured. We ask you to remember the lives that we have lost during this process. Accountability means real answers, not evasion. It means transparency, not more hiding.
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Haley Karenia
I don't know how much more transparent the administration can be without releasing information about victims. They claim that they've been ignored by the Trump administration and by the Trump doj. I don't understand how the Trump administration releasing millions of pages of documents, not before carefully redacting any victims names or phases, is doing anything less than any other administration. This is the most we've ever seen of the Epstein files ever. How can you argue that victims are being ignored or not protected? The Democrats begged for the files to be released. Now they're released. The Epstein victims begged for the names to be released. Then you may remember the Epstein victims said that they would release the names themselves and then they never did. It was odd. It was all while the victims were kind of being used as, like, collateral when Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie wanted to pass the release. The Epstein Files act, so. Or the Epstein Transparency Act. So it just seems odd that they want all this release and then now they don't. Or they wanted it released, but not like that. And now they're moaning at Pam Bondi for ignoring them. That's not what's happening here. And to be clear, I'm not a fan of Pam Bondi's when it comes to the Epstein files. I think she absolutely botched this from top to bottom. I don't understand the whole binder debacle. I thought that was disgusting and stupid. I thought it was unprofessional to hand over the Epstein files to, like, a handful of conservative influencers, and then. Then they were going to release the files to the public. It was just so odd that they would give this, like, drip, drip of information that was heavily redacted anyway to these people. It was just so odd. And really, it was even more odd about how the influencers reacted with the binders. They really were using this, like, playing it up as a photo op, you know, smiling with the binder. I'll never forget Libs of TikTok's face. Smiling with the Epstein binders. Like, you just can't. You can't erase that from my mind. And I know for a lot of people's minds as well. So, again, I'm not defending Pam Bondi. I think it was absolutely stupid how she said, oh, yeah, the files are on my desk. And then she was like, actually, no, they're not. Actually. They don't exist, actually. Case is closed. Actually, no, it's not. Actually. No one's interviewed Glenn Maxwell before. Maybe we should do that. Oh, the Southern District of New York is holding things out. It was just like, what is going on? Right, but the victims can't argue that they're being ignored. Right. Like, I'm not defending Pam Bondi here, but I'm also. I just don't agree with that line of thinking. There's never been more attention on this story. Also on Capitol Hill, Todd Lyons testified in front of the House Homeland Security committee hearing on February 10th of this week. And New Jersey Congresswoman Lamonica McIver. Faith shamed him. Watch.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Let me ask you some questions that you may be able to answer. Mr. Lyons, do you consider yourself a religious man?
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Haley Karenia
Yes, ma'. Am.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Oh, yes. Okay. Well, how do you think Judgment Day will work for you with so much blood on your hands?
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Interviewer/Host
I'm not Gonna entertain that question.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Oh, okay. Of course not. Do you think you're going to hell, Mr. Lyons?
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Interviewer/Host
I'm not gonna enter.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Of course.
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Interviewer/Host
How many government gentlelady will suspend? The gentlelady will suspend, Gentleman Chairman, as I. A gentlelady will suspend. As I said, the issues we're debating here are important to ones that members feel deeply about.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Thank you.
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Interviewer/Host
While vigorous disagreement is part of the legislative process, members are reminded that we must adhere to established standards of decorum and debate. The witnesses are here voluntarily.
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Haley Karenia
And I will continue remind.
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Interviewer/Host
Continue to remind members that while oversight is important, aggressively attacking those witnesses personally is inappropriate and not in keeping with.
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Joe Salsihai
The traditions of our committee.
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Congresswoman Lamonica McIver
Mr. Chairman, I'm just asking a question. You all, you guys are always talking about religion here in the Bible. I mean, it's okay for me to ask a question, right?
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Haley Karenia
All right, first of all, I wouldn't call her a gentle lady. I would just remove that language. I know that they try to do their congressional speak, but she's not being very gentle, ladylike. But why don't Democrats ever question Islam? They only target Christians. Why do they assume that Christians are all white Trump supporters? Why do they assume that what ICE is doing is bad or against the Bible? Why. Why would law and order be against biblical teaching? It just doesn't make sense.
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Guest/Co-host
Liars hate truth.
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Haley Karenia
They do. They absolutely do. And I like, why don't Democrats question why Muslim majority countries are killing gay people? You would think that that's something that they would look into. Like, if they become these religious experts in the religion police, why come for Christians? It just. It's easy for them because it's like, oh, well, you know, this is a white thing. This is a white Trump supporter thing. This is a white MAGA thing, which is just so stupid. But again, ask your Muslim colleagues why. Ask your Muslim Democrat colleagues why they would follow a religion that kills gay people. I mean, I don't know if you're a Democrat. It just seems like these are two diametrically opposed ideas, and it's hard to argue that you can believe in both. Why is it okay for Alana Omar to marry her brother to get like. It's just. Why? Why is that okay? Why don't you start asking those questions and then come back to me also? She's. She got arrested outside of the New Jersey Detention center, the ICE Detention center. She's. She was arrested for assault. She is not a gentle lady. She is not a gentle lady. I rebuke that language. I just rebuke it anyway. I Ask you to rebuke that. I also want to ask why Democrats desperately want drag queens to perform in front of children. I want you to meet Anna Molly, a drag queen who is fighting Republican backed bill HB 2589 in Arizona which aims to prohibit minors from attending drag shows. Watch this.
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Guest/Co-host
Viewer discretion is advised.
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Drag Queen Anna Molly
Well, there are zero proven statistics showing that children are harmed from going to drag shows. As a woman of God and someone who understands how love, how drag spreads love and joy and children always leave laughing and happy, I have performed at all ages events. The following directions are always given to me when I do these shows. Please keep sexually explicit content out of your songs and performances. Please choose age appropriate songs so no cursing or hateful messages. We understand the seriousness of keeping children safe as much as you do. If you haven't been to an all ages show, I'd recommend it so you can have a moment of shared laughter as you watch a drag queen do a crunchy cartwheel to let it go from frozen.
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Haley Karenia
What's a crunchy cartwheel? Do I even want to know? What does that mean? Can you guys look it up and let me know? What is a crunchy cartwheel? I only know how to do a regular cartwheel. Maybe this is some drag thing that I'm unaware of, but this proposed legislation would classify allowing minors to be present at a drag show as a Class 4 felony. And it would be in the same criminal category as robbery and aggravated assault. So I guess they're against this because they want to keep doing it and they don't want to be felons for doing it. That's what. That's what they're mad about. Drag shows are not appropriate for children. They are sexual in nature. That's what they are. It's men dressing up as women. It's men with fake boobs. It's men with makeup on and very exaggerated sexual outfits. They're in fishnet stockings. I know all this. You might be wondering, Haley, how do you know all this? I went to a few drag shows as a reporter because when I was living in Tennessee, there was this whole drag ban and everyone is freaking out about the drag ban and blah, blah, blah. So I figured, okay, let me. Everyone was saying in the media that drag is canceled in Nashville. Like, oh my gosh, all these drag shows for bachelorettes and things like that, they're canceled. You know, the Republicans are coming for drag. It's an art form, blah, blah, blah. So I figured, well, why don't I go and see if there are more Drag shows being put on. I'll go and debunk this theory that like drag has been banned because I believe, because now it's been a little far removed from this report that I did. I don't remember what the legislation said in Tennessee, but I'm pretty sure it was just like, hey, you can't do this in front of kids. So as long as you're not doing it in front of kids, you can still do it. So I went to the drag shows and they're. It's adult content. It's adult content. You can't argue that this is okay for children in any way, shape or form. No, children need to. Needs to see a man in high heels strutting around on stage and lip syncing to Ariana Grande. Like, they just don't need to see that. It's not necessary for children to watch. It's not child friendly. Even if this. Anna Molly, drag queen, whatever. Also, I've never seen a woman dressed up in drag. Like, that's new to me. But she was in a mustache. I don't know. It's very odd. Like, it's. I've never seen a woman. It almost looked like she was dressed as like some kind of a priest of some sort or medieval something. And she had a mustache on. Listen, I think we keep the gender bending stuff away from kids. It's not too much to ask. And you know, there are these drag queen story hours also. Would this not be horrifying for a child, you know, anyone.
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Guest/Co-host
It's horrifying for me.
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Haley Karenia
It's horrifying for all of us, but especially a child. I would not want to take my child to see this. It's just so bizarre.
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Guest/Co-host
I don't want to see this. No one's. I'm taking no one to see. I'm not taking myself to see this.
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Haley Karenia
But it's very scary. The makeup is scary. And imagine you're like a three year old girl and you see this or a three year old boy and you see this. It's very scary. Kids are afraid of Halloween makeup. Why would they be. Why would they want a children's book read to them by this freak of nature?
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Guest/Co-host
It's just so, so why do the drag want it to happen so badly?
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Haley Karenia
So they're fighting, they're. They're fighting. Impassioned speeches in, in these hearings, like, why do you want to do it so bad? Why do you want to dance provocatively in front of children? You have to ask yourself that and you can perform. Honestly, I think A lot of child performers are kind of weird. Like, if you think about, like, do you remember the Wiggles? Like, it is kind of weird.
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Guest/Co-host
Choose your next words carefully. Don't be hating on the Wiggles.
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Haley Karenia
Listen, if you're a grown man and you're making dancing content for kids, it's just weird in general. If you think about, sorry, people are gonna come for me, but Steve from Blue Clues and stuff, like, it's all just a little odd. It's adults making content for children. You just have to question the motives behind it. I know that kids can't make content for kids. Like, adults have to be involved in it somehow. But it's all just weird to me.
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Guest/Co-host
Thoughts on Veggie Tales?
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Joe Salsihai
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- [38:48]
Haley Karenia
I don't know enough about veggie tails to have a strong opinion, to be honest with you.
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Guest/Co-host
Veggie tells rocks.
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Haley Karenia
Okay.
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Guest/Co-host
Yeah.
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Haley Karenia
Okay, that's good. Yeah, I think cartoons are probably fine so long as the veggies are not non binary or whatever.
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Guest/Co-host
Veggies are Christian. That's the whole thing.
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Haley Karenia
Oh, is it?
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Guest/Co-host
Oh, yeah. You don't know about veggie toast.
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Haley Karenia
What? I know I haven't been a child in a very long time.
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Guest/Co-host
Added to the list of things to watch.
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Haley Karenia
I don't think I'm gonna add that to my list.
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Guest/Co-host
Okay. Find a clip, spend 30 seconds.
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Haley Karenia
It's Christian content. Yes.
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Guest/Co-host
It's Bible. It's Bible enacted by zucchinis and tomatoes.
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Haley Karenia
Okay. One of my friends has two kids and I went over her house for Christmas and they were watching this show. I. I don't know the title of it, but it's something like star something and it was like the story of Jesus for kids. And they were watching the Christmas episode, like when Mary gives birth and everything. And I thought, this is wonderful there. They should make more shows like this. I guess Veggie Tales was way before its time for sure.
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Guest/Co-host
I think the Daily Wire puts out some kid content.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah, it's just some, like, wholesome. Yeah. Content. And also the Tuttle twins is another thing where it's. They teach American values and things like that. So the stuff is out there. You just have to find it. But.
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Guest/Co-host
And it sure as hell is not at drag story hour.
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Haley Karenia
Nope, Nope. Not going to find it. A drag story hour. This is also some lunacy going on among Democrats. Reparations, Reparation payments. This was. We haven't heard about reparation payments in a while. Maybe this is an election year kind of a thing. But in a Chicago suburb. This is in Evanston, Illinois. Black Americans are receiving what? Well, 44 black Americans. Not all of them, but 44. They have been given $25,000 in cash, in reparations. And the only thing that you need to do to qualify for this money is be black, of course. And you have to have had a black ancestor who lived in Evanston during or in between the 1920 and 1960s, something like that. So you don't need to have experienced any kind of anything. You just have to. You just had to, like, exist and live there. That's it.
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Guest/Co-host
Where do I sign?
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Haley Karenia
Well, you're not black, Justin, so you're. You do not qualify. But you could maybe identify as black.
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Guest/Co-host
It's worth a shot.
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Haley Karenia
It's worth a shot. But how do. How does a white man identifying as a black man become one of the lucky 44 that gets this twice? $25,000. I don't know. I think you'd be. You'd have a hard time.
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Guest/Co-host
College essays. Whichever one is the biggest sob story or the most.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah.
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Guest/Co-host
Wins.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah. If you do have a good sob story. Yes. Especially I don't know if you're like a tr. Yeah. I don't know. They love trans people, but not the transracials. They don't believe in that. That's where they're. They're like, oh, no, this isn't biologically sound. You can't change your race.
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Guest/Co-host
It's like, I'll draw a line somewhere.
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Haley Karenia
Oh, yeah, yeah. You gotta draw the line somewhere. But this is crazy because, you know, black Americans today are so far removed from slavery, it is impossible to argue that slavery has Somehow disadvantaged people 161 years later in the most free country on the face of the planet. And again, I don't know how they chose these 44 people. Is it because there are only 44 black people that had black ancestors that lived in the same town during the same time? I guess this isn't very Marxist of them. This isn't very spread the wealth of them. I think they should give it equally to everyone. They should spread it out to everyone if they're going to do it. And they've pledged $10 million over the next 10 years. So I guess they're going to have to find more black residents who are descendants of other black residents that lived in the town at that time, you know, whatever. And these people are supposed to use the money for housing, by the way. So this $25,000 is supposed to go to their living situation. Now, do we think that the government is going to check in on these 44 individuals and make sure that they used that $25,000 for housing? Something tells me no. Something tells me they're not going to police these people because they're so disadvantaged and they're, you know, they're not going to do that to them. They're not going to hold them accountable. So I think we're going to have another leering center type situation on our hands, this time in, in the Chicago suburbs. But to keep this charade going, they obviously need to have money, right? They need to find the $10 million from somewhere. And nobody is donating to this fund. They can't find any philanthropic donors that are willing to throw money at this reparations experiment. Can you believe that? So obviously, as Democrats do, when they have to pay for something, they're going to have to raise taxes. And of course they talked about raising taxes on THC products. So basically the Stoners are footing the bill and it's just degeneracy feeding into more degeneracy. And all DEI race efforts are racist. They're inherently racist. To give someone money based on their skin color means you're judging them by their skin color. And proponents of DEI are saying that black people deserve more money than other groups of people based on their race. They're assuming that the black community is disadvantaged. If they are disadvantaged because of the culture and they've bought in the lie that they have been sold that they are less than, they need more help, they are disadvantaged. And yet woke DEI policies seem to win out when it comes to hiring, hiring pilots, judges, sheriffs, politicians, and of course college professors. And Ohio State University hired a she, they professor, she, they pronouns. And we can just pull up this page. This is all about this professor. And I'm not even going to try to pronounce her name, because I can't. But I thought that this was funny. Under her office hours, it says by appointment and if you come in person, please wear a mask. You. If again 2026, still wearing masks. Got it. But here are her areas of expertise. Black study, art and performance, visual culture, black feminist theory, black porn, sex work studies, humanism, counter humanism and anti humanism. Dark black study, anti blackness. Those kind of seem to be coinciding with one. Those are like opposites of each other. Spectatorship slash watchability. Black sexual logics. What is that? Black queer theory. Horror, random. All of this could fall under horror. It could just be horror and then the subcategories underneath it. Black digital intimacy. What is that? I don't know. Is this black people on dating apps or do you have to study that in college? I guess I don't know. Black ontologies, sound studies, experimental research methods, black geographies, surveillance, sexual violence. What? What on this list is necessary? I can't think.
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Guest/Co-host
Maybe two that I've ever seen as a actual class.
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Haley Karenia
You what?
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Guest/Co-host
I said I count two that I've maybe ever seen as an actual class of college. Like art and performance and maybe visual culture. Sounds legitimate, but I guess sound studies, if that's like any kind of actual technological study, I doubt it.
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Haley Karenia
What's dark black study?
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Guest/Co-host
No, I don't know.
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Haley Karenia
I. I swear I. I feel like I've said this on the show almost every day this week. I feel more racist reading their stuff when I read their articles. When I read this kind of thing, I feel racist just saying it. It's like so race obsessed. It feels odd. It's unnatural for me to even talk about because I don't talk about it. I just don't think about it. But they think about it constantly.
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Guest/Co-host
You don't regularly discuss black porn and sex studies?
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Haley Karenia
Nope. Nope.
- [47:07]
Guest/Co-host
You bigot.
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Haley Karenia
I know. What the heck? I need to. I need to. Is there a class I can take that I can remedy this. This hatred? Hopefully she can help me. I'll re. Enroll in college. Hey guys. Ohio State, here I come. I just. I take queer black porn studies, dark blackness, anti blackness. I'm going to learn. I'm going to leer. I'm going to leer a lot, I think. But she has. She. They pronouns. And I think if you have any form of plural pronoun, you need to be disqualified from any teaching position. It's grammatically incorrect. And I assume that you're mentally unfit to be a teacher. And again, why is any of this necessary? All of these areas of her expertise make no sense. And I just want to read this one quote from her class description. She Considers the discursiveness of critical humanism as a way to chart the figuration of the black a v the counter and anti human. Do you need me to read that again? Discursiveness of critical humanism as a way to chart the figuration of the black vis a vis the counter and anti human. I just want to let everyone know. I want to let the record show I graduated college with honors. English is my first language, Okay? I have not a damn clue what any of that means. What is what? The black anti human, the black whore vis a vis the counter. Like what? What are we talking about?
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Guest/Co-host
I would love to know what the sentence she originally wrote that she put into AI 12 times and said, make this sound better. Not better, smarter. Use up the source 12 times on this. Please chat GPT.
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Haley Karenia
It makes no sense at all. And. And then also in her class descriptions and stuff like that, it said in her work, they, like, they keep flipping her she and they pronouns in the same sentence. And I thought that that was so funny. It's like you have to pick one. In her work, they. Are we talking about the same person? Is this someone with, you know, dissociative identity disorder where they're just struggling with I. They're clearly struggling, but I just in the same sentence, talking about the same person. It's just very confusing. Again, grammatically incorrect. It's. It's all bad. And what's even worse is that people are going to be spending real money on this. Like, real money. They're going to Ohio State University and there are going to be alumni who are in debt because they took dark black study. They took black porn and black digital intimacy and black sexual logics. And these classes not only sound demonic, they are absolutely useless.
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Guest/Co-host
Hey, man, what class are you going to? Black porn.
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Haley Karenia
Hey, I have a class in black porn. Hey, I have a test today in black porn.
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Guest/Co-host
Hey, professor, I'm in your black sex workers class.
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Haley Karenia
How do you study for that?
- [50:17]
Guest/Co-host
Can you help me with my essay?
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Haley Karenia
Hey, I'm going to the library. I have a black queer porn test tomorrow. I've got a paper in black queer porn theory. I have a class in black ontologies and black geographies and what else? It's just black watchability. What are we talking about here? What are we talking about? Anyway, the Olympics are currently going on and they're in Milan and unfortunately, Americans are going abroad and they're making a mockery of our country and they're embarrassing us all. So here is Team USA curler Rich Ruonin. I don't know how to pronounce his name, but here is the USA curler saying that, you know, he's grateful to be representing the Americans. But this.
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USA Curler Rich Ruonin
Like to say, I'm proud to be here to represent Team USA and to represent our country, but we'd be remiss if we didn't at least mention what's going on in Minnesota and what a tough time it's been for everybody. This stuff is happening right, right around where we live. And I am a lawyer, as you know, and we do the. We have a constitution and it allows us to freedom of the press and freedom of speech, protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures and makes it that we have to, you know, have probable cause to be pulled over. And what's happening in Minnesota is wrong. There's no shades of gray. It's clear.
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Haley Karenia
Why is this even coming up in conversation? What I want to know the context. I want to know the questions that they're being asked because I know that this is also being fueled by the media. The media is asking these questions and then these athletes feel the need to talk about it. Because once one athlete talks about it, then if you don't talk about it just becomes this domino effect where it's fueled by cancel culture. Oh, this person said something. If I go up there on the podium and I don't say something, then people are going to point that out and then people are going to think that I'm not anti racist and they're not going to think that I'm not an ally or whatever. Like they are so consumed by this cancel culture fear that they don't want to lose sponsorships, they don't want to lose, they don't want to lose followers, whatever. But when he's saying it's it's been a tough time in Minnesota and in the area. It's really. It hasn't been a tough time for everyone. I will say it's been tough to watch Minnesota go zero days without being a national embarrassment. And I wish that our athletes wouldn't go abroad talking about Minnesota at all. Like, leave Minnesota out of your mouth because they're not indicative of the entire country right now. And the less people know about the lunatics throwing dildos at cars and assaulting cops and the Quality Leering center and bananas and Rice and Governor Tampon Tim, the better. The more they go over to Milan and talk about Minnesota, people are going to start Googling Minnesota and be like, what's going on over here? Then they say, I'm proud to represent America. But. No but. There's no but. You're either proud to represent the country or not. And if you're not, then don't go. And Americans should go out there on the podium and say, we're the greatest country in the world. All of you want to be us. You can't keep our name out of your mouths. You're obsessed with us now. Eat my dust. I'll see you on the ice. I'll see you on the slopes. We win, you lose. That is what you should say. You're an athlete. You should have a one track mind, that you are a winner. You are from the best country in the world, and you are a winner. And you're going to come home with gold. Anything else I don't want to hear about? Why are you talking badly about the United States of America? It's ridiculous. But it's not just people in the Olympics talking badly about their own countries. Now this one Norwegian biathlete is talking bad about his own love life. This is Sterla Holm from Norway. He broke down crying after winning a bronze medal because he admitted that he cheated on his girlfriend. Watch this. Congratulations on your Olympic bronze medal. How do you feel? It's huge. It's my first Olympic medal. I want to thank everyone who's helped me along the way, the waxers, for a great day of skiing, my whole family for supporting me. And there's someone I want to share this with who may not be watching today. Six months ago, I met the love of my life, the most beautiful, wonderful person in the world. And three months ago, I made the biggest mistake of my life and cheated on her. And it's all I've been thinking about for a week. And it's been the worst week of my life. So I had a gold medal in life. I'm sure there are many people out there now who see me in a different light, but I only have eyes for her. Well, not really. I'm not quite sure what I want to say here now. Okay, so there are a lot of things that I need to break down in this video. And he says that he meets the love of his life and then he cheats on her. Three months later, I had a gold medal in life. And then I cheated on her. So she wasn't the love of your life. What would possess you to hurt the love of your life? Clearly, there's something amiss within him, certainly, but also in the relationship. And maybe it's an insecurity thing, like he didn't think he was good enough for her and then self sabotaged. That, that sometimes happens. This like one that got away thing, in my opinion is a phenomenon that only disproportionately affects men. I've never met a woman that has talked about an ex boyfriend as the one that got away. Never in my life. I've never experienced it. But I always hear it from men. Oh, she was the one that got away. It's never, he was the one that got away. You know, I'm not an expert, I don't know why that is. But it seems to be the case where men just, they find this great girl and then I don't know what happens. They just like have to ruin it. I don't know. Then he goes into this video and he's talking about, I've been thinking about this for a week. It's been the worst week of my life. The worst week of his life. What about the girl who got cheated on thanks to his dumb decision? I would imagine that it's been worse for her. She is the victim in this story because this sad sack is desperately trying to make himself the victim as he meddles in the Olympics and then airs their dirty laundry for the whole world to see. It's just absolutely embarrassing. Imagine you're going through a breakup. The girlfriend responds, because this becomes a whole firestorm. And she did an interview with some Norwegian outlet and this is what she said. She did not choose to be in this position and it hurts to have to be in it. And she added that the invite the infidelity was hard to forgive even after the declaration of love in front of the whole world. And she said that she had been in contact with her ex boyfriend and that he knew her stance on this. So he knew that he wasn't going to get her back. He knew that saying this on the world stage wasn't going to change the outcome of the breakup. But he decided to do this anyway and he did it for him. He was struggling and he just diarrhea of the mouth. Word vomited his feelings on live television and I guess he was feeling guilty and the guilt consumed him and he was emotional. It was an emotional moment. And I'm sure he did feel like, I wish I could share this with my girlfriend. I ruined it and I wish she was here and now she doesn't give a shit about me. And honestly, I don't blame her. I don't blame her. So then once he starts crying, he said, actually this might have not been the right place to talk about this. Clearly and he said I might not have been in the right state of mind to give the interview after the race because he lost one of his teammates a few months ago. So in December, he lost one of his teammates. They died. So he was saying, you know, I'm just not in a good place from the death of the teammate, the breakup. He said it was really selfish of me to give that interview. And I deeply regret bringing up this personal story on what was a festive day for. For Norwegian biathlon. And he said, I'm not really quite myself these days. And I. Apology. My apologies go to Johan Olav, who deserved all the attention after winning gold. Gold and apologized to his ex girlfriend, who involuntarily ended up in the media spotlight. I hope she's doing well. I can't change this, but I will now put this behind me and focus on the Olympics. Well, I'm glad he's going to focus on the Olympics now. He won bronze. I'm. I'm glad that he's locked in now. The guy is a total mess, you know, crying, and I'm impressed that he was able to pull off the bronze medal with all of this going on. I think he needs to certainly get some help for his mental health and lock in. You're at the Olympics. The Olympics is for locking in, not crashing out. I will say that I feel like in all of this, the girlfriend is the winner. I saw some comments and people were like, I just know that her group chat with all of her friends is popping off. And it's so true. Like, if my ex crashed out like this, I'd be like, I win, I win. Like, he might have won the bronze, but she wins the gold. She wins the gold because her ex is embarrassing her himself on the world stage. So unfortunately, she had to be a part of it. But anyway, should we do scrolling time? Let's do it.
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Guest/Co-host
I like that ideal man.
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Haley Karenia
I don't want to do it today.
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Guest/Co-host
We'll do it tomorrow.
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Haley Karenia
Yeah, yeah, Definitely do it tomorrow. It's interesting. I always plan more than I have time for on the show. Just in case. Just in case. But I end up saving things for later in the week, so I'll definitely get to what I had planned tomorrow. Little tease. Let's do the door test. And if you guys could bring up the chat on here. I. I don't have the chat, but I want to see what people are saying. So this guy says that this is an ultimate test for your girlfriend. If you're dating a girl, this is how you Test her to make sure that she is wife material. Watch.
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Man Explaining Door Test
Do you want to know if a girl is your wife or not? You just got to do the door test on her. Now, for those of you who have watched A Bronx Tale, you know, now what you do is just like any other gentleman, right? You open her car door for her, right? Now when you do this, you open a car to her for. And when you walk around the other side, if she doesn't reach over and open yours for you, she's not your wife. It's as simple as that. Now, if you guys have watched the Bronx Tale, it's literally a part in the movie where he explains to do that test. Now, if a girl has never seen that movie and still does that, wife her up immediately. If she's watched the movie and she does that, then, like, she could, like, you know, be on the. You know. But if she does that and then you ask her, yo, have you ever watched the Bronx Tale? And she says, no, you could wife her up immediately.
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Haley Karenia
Okay, I was with him when he said that you should always open the door for the girl. I agree. Then he lost me when he said that the girl has to lean over and then open the door for him. First of all, I have never done this. I've never even thought to do this. If everyone is. If everyone has to open the door at some point, then just open the doors for yourselves. Like, what? He has to open the door for you, and then you have to open the door for him? I don't get that. I just think that it's odd. And I've. It's never occurred to me to lean over the console, the center console, and in whatever outfit I'm wearing, dress, skirt, like, this is not practical for women to do. And to lean over and open the door. I was. I sent this video to my friends, and I was like, have you ever done this? And they said, no, I'm not tall enough. I'm not even tall enough to climb over the center console and open the door on the other side of the car. What do you guys think? Oh, is this the chat? I need you guys to tell me he's wrong. I have unlocked the door but not opened it right. You can unlock it, but to lean over and open it is crazy. Someone said, my wife is 4:10. It'll never happen. To the point about being short. Like, if you're short, you can't do it. I don't have an excuse. I'm not short, but I ain't doing that for a man. Sorry. And maybe I'm not wife material because of it. I don't know. Someone's saying, he's definitely wrong. He's definitely wrong. He's definitely wrong. Someone said, it's an act of kindness to do something for someone else. I agree. The act of kindness is the man opening the door for the woman. That's chivalry. And then women can do other nice things for their boyfriends or husbands or significant others or whatever. But I don't know.
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Guest/Co-host
I hope he's not serious, because, I mean, it shouldn't be necessary for them. It's pretty funny, and I would laugh, but it's not.
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Haley Karenia
Imagine the girl doesn't open the door, and he's just like, get out.
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Guest/Co-host
Yeah, that's. That's get out crazy. Like, I can't imagine doing that.
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Haley Karenia
People are saying, yeah, it would be weird for. Okay, people are in agreement. People are in agreement with me for the most part. And I'm glad because I'm thinking maybe this is why I'm a single. No one will date me because I don't open their doors for them. I just. I never heard of it. Someone said, I get my own door. My wife's the passenger. Princess. Amen. Amen. It's the. That's how it's supposed to be. And then he said that this is from the Bronx Tale. I know everyone's shocked.
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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
I haven't seen it.
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Haley Karenia
So I don't know if this is like a movie quote or something that happens in the movie that's relevant. I don't know. Someone said my. My wife makes me pancake doors. Exactly. This is what I'm saying. This is my point. Women have different strengths. Men and women are not. They're equal under the law, but they are not equal. Right. We all bring different things to the table. Let your wife cook for you. You bring her flowers. You open the door for her. Let her do whatever. Like, it's just. There's something you can be nice and show acts of kindness without, you know, being that equal. Like, you open my door, I open yours. Like, you do this. You like what is happening here? So anyway.
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Guest/Co-host
So you said you sent this video, and it reminded me of a funny one that I had just seen. So I. I spotted a blind react in the show here.
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Haley Karenia
Oh, there's a blind react.
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Guest/Co-host
Yeah, look, I even wrote in your.
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Haley Karenia
Prompt, oh, let's see it. Your girlfriend tries to open her door in front of you. Love it. Love it. Push her down. Show her a lesson. I. I have dated guys that have Told me, like, do you. Do not touch your car door. Do not touch the door. Because I'm so used to just opening doors for myself that I do actually need the reminder. And I like it. I like having the little kick in the ass like, no, I'm doing this for you. I like it. So that's just my. Don't push her down. I don't, don't push me down. Don't push me into the snow. But I do like the little reminder. Like, no, I got this. Don't. Don't touch it. Not that I can't do it, but it's nice to have it done for you. So then this video, this guy was saying, you know, there's a lot of terms that are being thrown around on social media right now, like male loneliness epidemic. And certainly people are having less children. I think liberals are having less children because they're afraid of bringing kids into the world. They say that the world is just going to. And oh my gosh, Trump's president, how can I have babies? Whatever the climate, you know, the climate is warming, there's global warming. How could I bring a child into the world? I think Republicans are obviously having kids, but I think at a lesser rate because of just the economy and other. It's not really like social reasons, but just because people can't afford to have the lives that they want to live. I could, I mean, I'm single, but I couldn't imagine, like, raising a kid on my salary alone. Like, I would need a partner to do this. And I think that even conservative couples aren't making enough money where they feel comfortable bringing a kid into the world. I think if there is any difference between the political parties, that's it. Liberals are scared to have kids for, you know, social reasons. Conservatives are afraid to have kids for financial reasons. That's my take on it. And this guy has a take on why the wrong people are having kids.
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USA Curler Rich Ruonin
Watch.
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Interviewer/Host
You know who's having kids anymore in the United States of America? The individuals who are being paid to have five, six, seven children. I myself am 27 and I couldn't even fathom having one. I could not fathom having a child to pay for and raise. In this country, the people that are having children are having lots of children because the government is funding that project. It's a project to them. They're just having them to have them because they get more benefits. Hard working people, people who said, hey, I'm gonna do everything right and then I'm gonna make a lot of money and Then I'm gonna raise a beautiful family. Those people cannot afford children. And what a tragedy is that.
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Haley Karenia
I really do think that it's intention. People who want to intentionally get married and have children are not doing it because they want the conditions to be perfect. And, and a lot of people who have kids will tell you it's never going to be perfect. You're never going to have enough money. Like, just do it right. Like, you will figure it out because you have to figure it out. And I think that there's a lot of truth to that. But I think that the people who are intentional behind it are timid for that reason because they care so much. Then there are people who don't care. They're having kids willy nilly because, well, I can get government benefits and things like that. So I, I do think that's, that's happening and I think that that's very scary. It's scary and it's sad because then the wrong people are procreating, not the right people. Let's watch these fishing cats. I thought that this video was crazy. We'll end on this one and I'll save the rest for tomorrow. This guy brings four cats. He's in crazy cat lady territory with this many cats. Just saying. But the cats are very well dressed. They have little outfits on and they're swimming in the boat and they've got everything they could possibly need. They're. Oh, well, maybe not. But these cats are, they're in the boat. They're playing with fish, they're playing with birds. They're just living life out on the water. They're just so at peace. Look at their wagging tails. They're just. Well, how did this guy even think to do this? This is, this is guy's favorite video of the day. He just said, I, I think this is so cute. But like, Birdie doesn't do well outdoors. She doesn't do well in a harness. She doesn't do well when I put her in a crate. Like, none of that. I just don't think that, I mean, these are, he's gotta condition these cats from when they were kittens to be able to do this. And then they, they're not afraid of water. They're playing with the fish in the water and all that stuff. I mean, these are very, these are cool cats. But I'm here all week. I'm here all week. All right, on that note, thank you for scrolling along with me. You can follow me on social media at Haley Karenia on X on truth social on TikTok on Instagram and I'll see you on right back here tomorrow.
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Guest/Co-host
Bye.