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Trump Brokers Peace In The Middle East - Hayley Caronia (Ep.154)
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In this episode of Nightly Scroll: President Trump makes history brokering the Gaza Peace Deal and securing the hostage release, California brings back mask mandates, nude protesters in Portland, & AI rewrites history in Scrolling Time
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Andy
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Haley Carania
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Andy
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Haley Carania
Uh, Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us.
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Andy
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Haley Carania
Excludes Massachusetts. Hello, everyone. Welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Carania and it is good to be back in Florida. I just want to say it feels really good. So thank you all for joining me this Monday evening. I hope everyone had a good weekend. I know I did. If you want to watch this show live in full, you got to do it on rumble. Rumble.com Haley is the only place you can watch this show from start to finish. You might be watching on X right now. You might be watching on Facebook. Come on over to Rumble. You watch us live in the chat. You can scroll with all my homies. There's a nice community we got going on there, so come and join us. And if you want to listen at your own leisure, feel free to do that Apple podcast, Spotify. Wherever you get your shows, it'll get posted right after this show goes live. So without further ado, we woke up to very good news this morning that President Trump has ushered in a new age of peace in the Middle East. Thank God. Also, Columbus Day is back in a big way. Happy Columbus Day to all who celebrate and to my Italian Americans. Also, California is bringing back mask and vaccine mandates this flu season. Does Kamala Harris have Democrats support behind her for a run in 2028? She might. We're going to play the tape. Also, our very own Nightly scroll airport chaos story. Justin is not here today, but Andy and I are going to recall our very own airport chaos situation that we dealt with coming back from D.C. so we'll get into that. I did take a video, but the video wasn't good. So anyway, we'll just explain. And I do have an extra long scrolling time to make up for a week of interviews, which I hope you all enjoyed anyway, so put your phones on. Do not disturb. Nightly scroll starts now. Hamas has released the 20 living hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. While Israeli military is going to begin a withdrawal from the majority of Gaza. Hamas said that separately, this peace deal that has been brokered by President Trump and others in his administration would ensure the entry of aid, much needed aid, and in the exchange of hostages as well. Um, but there's a lot of aid that needs to get into Gaza for people who are living there. They are. They have faced so much destruction. So the. Also, the Israeli government released nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees today, also as part of this ceasefire agreement that included 250 people who were serving life sentences, 1700 people who have been detained and held without charges since October 7, 2023, that horrific terror attack. So all of this is good. Mr. Trump says that there are still 24 bodies that have been yet to be returned, and he says that not all of the bodies have been found and recovered yet. So this is still ongoing. But a lot of this progress that, you know, has started Friday over the weekend, and certainly today with the signing of the Gaza peace deal is just absolutely wonderful to see, because this devastation that has taken place over the last two years, over two years now, has been heartbreaking, to say the very least. People's homes have been reduced to rubble, innocent people have died, they've been starved, held hostage. So any measures to put this horrific war to an end is a massive accomplishment and a win for world peace. And that's not to say that it's all over. This is just the beginning. But this is the kind of progress that only President Trump could pull off. And I think anyone knows that. And anyone who has seen the amazing progress that was made in the Middle east during his first administration can see this now. He is the only guy who can do this. Biden wasn't going to do it. So here is President Trump announcing this incredible feat earlier today. Watch.
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Donald Trump
Mr. President, Mr. Prime Minister, Mr. Speaker. Steve. Members of the Knesset and cherished citizens of Israel. We gather on a day of profound joy, of soaring hope, of renewed faith, and above all, a day to give our deepest thanks to the almighty God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. After two harrowing years in darkness and captivity, 20 courageous hostages are returning to the glorious embrace of their families. And it is glorious. 28 more precious loved ones are coming home at last to rest in this sacred soil for all of time. And after so many years of unceasing war and endless danger, today the skies are calm, the guns are silent, the sirens are still, and the sun rises on a holy land that is finally at peace. A land and a region that will live, God willing, in peace for all eternity.
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Haley Carania
Just amazing. And later that the same day, President Trump signed the Gaza peace plan alongside a plethora of Middle Eastern leaders in Egypt. And, you know, the fact that Hamas released the remaining Israeli hostage that had been in captivity, captivity for over two years is a testament to President Trump's leadership and his ability to strike a peace deal against the odds. Right. It's also a testament to the people President Trump has surrounded himself with in his cabinet. Secretary Marco Rubio being the greatest cabinet member that President Trump could have ever picked. I mean, I'm not alone in saying that. I have been so impressed with Secretary Marco Rubio. We. I know We. We joke about all of the jobs and all of the hats that he wears, Right? And that's like, one of my favorite meme templates is Marco Rubio sitting in the Oval Office, like, dejected and tired. And, you know, it's. It's funny to make fun of, but seriously, he is like a jack of all trades and serious. This couldn't have been done without him. And not only Marco Rubio, but Jared Kushner, who helped President Trump broker the Abraham Accords in his first administration, along with Special envoy Steve Witkoff, who met with Hamas leaders last week to help broker this deal. It was a team effort, and they all deserve our respect and thanks for this. But here is President Trump giving Secretary Marco Rubio his flowers. Watch this.
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Donald Trump
And then you're going to add a man named Marco Rubio, who is also here. That's right.
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Haley Carania
Look at this. Standing ovation for him.
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Donald Trump
And I have a prediction that Marco will go down, I mean this. As the greatest Secretary of State in the history of the United States. I believe that. I believe it. And he and I, you know, we really fought it out. You remember, he was tough, he was nasty. Who the hell thought this was going to happen? Marco.
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Haley Carania
Right?
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Donald Trump
And now I'm saying he's going to go down as the greatest.
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Andy
He will.
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Donald Trump
He was always. He was always smart and sharp, and people respect him. And then we have somebody who.
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Haley Carania
We've come a long way from the Lion Lil Marco days.
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Andy
No, man, those were brutal, weren't they?
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Haley Carania
No, it wasn't Lion. Little Marco. It was Lyin Ted. Lion, Ted Cruz.
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Andy
And Lil Marco, he had another pithy, fun name for Jeb Bush.
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Haley Carania
Yeah, what was that? I don't even remember.
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Andy
I have to look. I'll have to look it up.
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Haley Carania
I mean, President Trump, as we know, is the king of nicknames. But, you know, like I said, we've come a long way from the Little Marco days. Now Lil Marco has been promoted to just about every job in the White House. And President Trump giving him his flowers there, which I thought were well deserved. And the standing ovation again, well deserved. But also, the Pakistani Prime Minister gave Trump his flowers nominating him for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. Listen to this.
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Pakistani Prime Minister
One of the greatest day in contemporary.
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Donald Trump
History.
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Pakistani Prime Minister
Because peace has been achieved after untiring efforts, efforts led by President Trump, who is genuinely a man of peace. I would say that Pakistan had nominated President Donald Trump for Nobel Peace Prize for his outstanding extraordinary contributions to first stop war between India and Pakistan and then achieve ceasefire along with his very wonderful team. And today, again, I would like to nominate this great president for Nobel Peace Prize because I genuinely feel that he is the most genuine and most wonderful candidate for peace prize because he has brought not only peace in South Asia, saved millions of people.
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Haley Carania
You know, there were no new wars started under Trump one, none. And under Trump, two wars are coming to an end. So if anyone is deserving of a Nobel Peace Prize, it is President Donald J. Trump. And even CNN had to admit that President Trump was responsible for this peace deal. And not only that, they were reporting on the ground of all of the people in Israel with MAGA hats on. Listen to this. And of course, endless applause for, for, for President Trump. Endless applause for President Trump.
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Andy
And when I was there, I even.
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Haley Carania
Saw people wearing Make America Great Again.
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Donald Trump
Hats in that crowd over at Hostage Square.
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Haley Carania
Yeah. And someone in the chat just said, they'll never give Trump the Nobel Peace Prize. I tend to agree with you. I don't think that he'll get it, but I'm saying that he absolutely deserves it. If any president deserves that, it's President Trump. Like I said, no new wars started. He's just ending wars. He knows how to negotiate with terrorists. He knows how to get a peace deal done. He knows how to put the pressure on people. Peace through strength, foreign policy. This is exemplary. So, and I will say, and I've said this on the show before, when Trump was running in 2016, I thought, I love everything about him, except I was a little nervous about President Trump on the world stage because we'd never had a president like him, ever. And that's not to say that I didn't support him. I mean, I voted for the man three times. I love the man. But when we didn't know what he could do, I was nervous about him on the world stage. I was nervous about his foreign policy because, again, we had never had an outsider president before. I knew that he'd be fine with the economy, you know, business deals, all that stuff. I knew that we'd be fine, certainly with the border wall. I thought, this guy's great. But again, we had never seen him work with other world leaders before. And I was pleasantly surprised by his first administration and everything that he did on the world stage.
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Andy
You know what's funny about it is he if all it takes is just one to break the chain of just sort of kissing each other's ass, right? And, and Trump on the world stage wants the most sense for each country. He's not leaning like he wants better. He wants better European business deals, he wants better Asian business deals. And it's like you, you've actually seen him not embraced, scared of. And then now that we're in, we're at the first of his second term, world leaders are sort of, they're warming up to this guy as he's going to make us money.
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Haley Carania
They respect the hell out of him and as they should. I mean he has proven his place on the world stage and he has earned that respect. But I thought was interesting. So this video that we just showed of CNN and they're talking about everyone wearing MAGA hats and cheering for President Trump and applauding President Trump. So Benny Johnson wrote on X like he posted that video, but then he also tweeted this in accompaniment. CNN was visibly stunned as they reported crowds in Tel Aviv wearing MAGA hats and loudly cheering for President Trump. I don't think they looked visibly stunned at all. I actually disagree. I don't think they looked shocked. I think everyone knows who's responsible for this. I think CNN were boots on the ground discussing what they were seeing. And the truth is that people were cheering for President Trump. I actually don't think that they were even, you know, upset that they had to report on that. It was just, there's no other way to look at it. I mean, I, I didn't see that at all. I don't think that they were like visibly stunned that they, that people were supporting Trump.
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Andy
No. The American media has no worldview. And, and that's what, that, that's totally what's frustrating. Their bias is revealed at all times. I told you this story when I, when Trump won in 2020, I was in Honduras and in downtown Tegucigalpa, in San Pedro Sula. I mean, I saw it in San Pedro Sula. There were people flying 30 foot long American flag, American flags with the word Trump on it. I mean, like, it's the, the energy is, is worldwide. It's not recognized here in the States, but it is. And that's why you're not seeing, they're embracing it over there, right? And whoa. We're all of a sudden shocked. It's like, no, this is actually how it is.
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Haley Carania
I don't even think that they were shocked. Like, who else would we, would we be thanking for this? Like, of course they're going to have. Why wouldn't people be wearing MAGA hats? I mean, there's hopefully an age of peace. You know, we don't know exactly what's going to happen next, but this is certainly a good start. Why wouldn't people be wearing MAGA hats? And I mean, maybe deep down people on CNN are disappointed that Biden did it. Get it done. But that's also not shocking. Like, we didn't expect President Biden to get this done. You can't negotiate with terrorists via auto pen. So Biden was a complete failure on the world stage, actually emboldening terrorists and handing the Taliban our military equipment in Afghanistan. I don't even want to think about Kamala Harris having to negotiate with terrorists. President Trump is a master negotiator. He gets deals done. His first administration was historic, brokering the Abraham Accords. Now an even more historic Gaza peace deal that President Trump says will hold up. And I hope that that is true. Meanwhile, the Chicago Marathon took place over the weekend. And you know, to Andy's point from a few minutes ago, people in the States, in deep blue cities, they don't love Trump as much as people from, you know, abroad, right? So listen to this and watch this. People walking by, running by. And you know, a lot of people when they go see a marathon, they have signs. They're usually not political. Normally it's, you know, go, Christie, Go, Karen, Go, Joe, go, whoever. You know, you're cheering on your friends, your family members. But this was a little different. Punch Trump, the sign says, and it has a little Trump face on it that you can kind of hit like a, like, like a pinata. And all these runners, they're running by and they're, they're punching Trump, and these insufferably annoying people are cheering. Just gross. Isn't it interesting to see the difference in how liberal Americans see President Trump? While the entire world is praising him for brokering historic peace in the Middle east, for brokering a deal that forced terrorists to return hostages? And liberals in Chicago are mad that he wants to clean up crime in their city and deport illegal aliens. It just goes to show how narrow minded some of these people are. They refuse to see any of the good that President Trump does. All right, happy Columbus Day, everyone. Happy Columbus Day to the normal people who celebrate. Of course, if you're a liberal, you Celebrate Indigenous People's Day. They believe that Columbus couldn't have discovered the New World if natives were already living there. So, you know, they toppled his statues, they've attent, attempted to change the name of the holiday or, you know, discredit his discovery. All in general, you know, they. They have these land acknowledgments. They have to acknowledge the land they are on, that it is stolen land. And it all stems, of course, from their white guilt. But it was a historic discovery. Certainly a proud moment for Italians and Italian Americans who celebrate Columbus's voyage. We would not be here if it was not for him. So that kick started the melting pot that our country is today. And here is President Trump. This was last week announcing that Columbus Day is going to be Columbus Day.
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Andy
Watch Christopher Columbia. Columbus obviously discovered the new world in 1492. He was a great Italian explorer. He sailed his three ships, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria, across the Atlantic Ocean and landed in what's today, the Caribbean. But this is a particularly important holiday for Italian Americans who celebrate the legacy of Christopher Columbus and the innovation and explorer zeal that he represented.
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Donald Trump
In other words, we're calling it Columbus Day.
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Haley Carania
Yes, short and sweet. Short and sweet from. From the POTUS there. In other words, we're calling it Columbus Day. In other words, whatever the hell we were calling it before, we're going back to normalcy. This is. We're seeing a lot of this with the Trump administration. Just a return to normalcy. Right? Men are men, women are women. Again, Columbus Day is Columbus Day. I mean, all of this makes sense.
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Andy
Did you hear that guy's question? It was like a history lesson. Like, it was like a plaque at the Smithsonian. I mean, he gave the date the ship Columbus came in on. The stars were on the ship. Like, I mean, Trump's just sitting there like, yeah, okay, get to the question.
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Haley Carania
He's like, well, no, that's. It wasn't a question. They're, like, announcing what the executive order is, and then President Trump just signs it and he adds his little tidbit afterwards. But, yeah, I love it. I love. I love President Trump. He's just so funny. He's funny even when he's not trying to be funny, which is funny. Speaking of funny. Well, or whatever, we'll. We'll see. I want to talk about snl, which, as we know, they're not that funny. Sometimes they. They hit gold. You know, like a broken clock is right twice a day, and SNL kind of does something funny every once in A while. I like the weekend updates with Colin Jost. I think he's funny. And Michael Che, I think they're funny when they write each other's jokes and they sw. You know, I'll, I'll give them credit where credit is due, right? But snl, they made a joke about Kristi Gnome and Pam Bondi, played by the iconic duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Watch this. You say that the troops are there.
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Andy
To protect ice facilities, but why is ice there in the first place?
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Haley Carania
I don't know. You'll have to ask Homeland Security director Kristi Noem.
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Andy
Well, she isn't here.
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Haley Carania
What if she is, though? Hold my gun.
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Andy
That's right.
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Haley Carania
It's me, Kristi Noem. I spell my name with an I Cause that's how I thought it was spelled. And I'm the rarest type of person in Washington D.C. a brunette that Donald Trump listens to. I'm here to tell you that this Democrat government shutdown needs to end now. Well, the Democrats are even more eager.
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Andy
To end this shutdown than our Republican colleagues. Ha.
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Haley Carania
That makes me laugh more than the end of Old Yeller. When the dog gets shot. Dogs don't just get shot. Heroes shoot them. It was. It's pretty funny. I cracked a smile. All right? It wasn't like an LOL moment, but I cracked a smile. And here's the thing. Oh, what's your reaction?
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Andy
Like, so my thing with this is even when they did the George W. Bush elections, you know, they had him on the stage and he would make up words like strategy and stupid stuff. But they were all, they were just poking fun at personality traits or outlandish stuff. You know what I mean? They weren't. SNL can make fun of something, but it has a political lean, right? That's when it becomes not funny if you're just poking fun at the goofiness of somebody. Like that skit didn't bug me. I mean, Kristi Noem is 100% made up at all. She probably wakes up at 5am Full makeup, lashes.
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Haley Carania
She was gorgeous.
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Andy
Yes. So that particularly didn't bug me. But like, just keep the skits non political. Like make fun of the characteristics. And it's funny.
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Haley Carania
I will say Tina Fey dressing up as Christine Ohm. Best she's looked in a long time. She looks good with those hair extensions and all that. Like she looked good. I know she was trying to make fun of Christine Home, but I'm like, she looks hot, so whatever. Also, I didn't really understand. I didn't think Amy Poehler was doing a great job playing Attorney General Pam Bondi. She was just kind of giving like a stank face. I didn't really get that. I guess she was trying to be. Have an attitude. Because when Pam Bondi was on Capitol Hill, whenever it was last week, I guess she was throwing some attitude around. But I didn't think that.
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Andy
Amy, is that what she. I thought she was just trying to give the selfie face all the time. Like, that was my impression of it. Just like the I'm here to take the selfie kind of look.
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Haley Carania
I don't know. Anyway, the whole this is why. So Attorney General Pam Bondi posted this on X, which is the reason why I wanted to show the SNL post just for context. But this is what Attorney General Bondi said she tweeted at Secretary Noem, should we recreate this picture in Chicago loving Amy Poehler? Now, this is the levity that we should be able to have. You should be able to survive the atrocity of having a sombrero photoshopped on your head without going on cable news and saying, racist, racist, xenophobic. That was mean. Like we've seen. Now, President Trump, Vice President Vance, Leader Mike Johnson, now Attorney General Pam Bondi all welcome the memes made about them, the jokes made about them, and admit that they are funny. I love it. I love that Republicans are now the party of not only dishing out jokes and memes, but they are also the party that can take it when it is thrown back at them. Amen to that.
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Andy
Laugh at it. And you know what? The truth is, we're funnier. The stuff that the White House does is funnier.
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Haley Carania
It's so funny.
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Andy
I mean, these people that are on the ride are just sort of taking it in jest and laughing at it, which is the attitude you should have anyway. But when they come back at stuff, it's funnier.
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Haley Carania
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Andy
Yeah. Like, this is totally. Just to get his name and the word gun control together.
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Haley Carania
Totally.
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Andy
The all like, listen, people can totally print a gun. Yeah, a 3D print a gun from. It's like a hobby. It's a. There are people out there that do this. Like, people play video games. They make 3D guns. And the more guns that are made not from metal but from, like, polymer, right? It's easy. You can't overheat them. And you might only get 150 or 200 rounds through it, but you can make it again, you know? And so, like, this isn't anything that has not been done before or is not even done often. And so, like, this is. If you don't know guns and you don't have any kind, you're just like, wow, Newsom's taken a stance.
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Haley Carania
Right.
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Andy
But it's just a false flag because these things, you've been able to make 3D guns.
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Haley Carania
Right.
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Andy
For a long time.
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Haley Carania
I think you brought up a great point, is that a lot of the people who are anti gun, they don't own guns. So when they hear this, they think, oh, Gavin Newsom's my hero. He's banning Glocks. And a lot of these people that would maybe vote for Gavin Newsom don't even know the difference. Right? And we hear this a lot. Like, a lot. And I admit, when I don't know something, a lot of people in politics don't do that. Like, a lot of sitting senators and congressmen, I mean, they. On the left, they'll talk about guns, and they use the wrong language and all that stuff. And they pretend like they know what they're talking about and they don't. That I hate. That's like my biggest pet peeve in this industry is when people don't admit. When they don't know something. People would have a lot more faith in the media and also the government if people just admitted when they didn't know Something I don't expect everyone to know everything, but just don't pretend that you do.
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Andy
And I'm not even, I'm not even saying that like down the road, 3D printing of guns, as this material gets better and 3D printers get better and they come cheaper and more plans are available. I mean, you know, I'm a, I'm a second amendment guy, bar none. But it's on the table as a discussion. It's just like we don't want 3D printers ubiquitous, and then people can just make ghost guns and nobody knows it. So I mean, it's like having. Having the discussion is what is important. And nobody comes to the table to have a discussion. Instead they do stuff like this. Where this has been. This is no new. No, no new news. No is just completely using this to get his name associated with gun control. And it makes a couple of headlines. And he's getting on that all these mainstream issues, Watches, he'll start tackling when he's starting to dive into what 2028 looks like.
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Haley Carania
And you know, Glock switches are already illegal. It's already illegal to kill people. So again, if you're a criminal and you're looking to do something wrong, you don't care what Gavin Newsom does or doesn't do. You're not paying attention to the law. You're already not abiding by it. So what's interesting, because I was looking into this, like, what does this actually mean? So the law prohibits licensed firearm dealer dealers from selling new Glock style handguns, but if you already have one, it's fine. You don't have to give it back or anything. So again, it's like, what, what is this actually doing? It's doing nothing. It's just preventing people from buying new guns or new Glocks rather. But again, you. This isn't like a gun buyback thing where if you already have one, you have to get rid of it. So this kind of just. I mean, it's kind of useless. I mean, I guess you just prevent people from buying new ones. But basically, if you are a member of law enforcement or military personnel, you're exempt from this. So you can buy a new Glock, which is this not what the Second Amendment tries to protect us from? The government and military having weapons that the public can't have?
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Andy
Well, 100%. And I think, I mean, California's gun laws are pretty strict anyway. No, I mean, it's like, it's hard to get a gun in D.C. it's hard to get A gun. In New York, you have to go through a lot of red tape to get a concealed carry. In Florida, it takes no time. In Tennessee, it takes even less time to get a concealed carry. And so it's like the gun laws are strict in Chicago and New York and LA and all these people are still experiencing a ton of gun violence. This does no good.
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Haley Carania
Of course it does nothing. I mean, there's no gun legislation that you can pass that makes criminals care, criminals don't follow the law. There's no gun legislation that makes a difference. There's only gun legislation that makes you a more appealing candidate to voters. Right. So that's really all that this is about. But this is expected to be challenged because there are second amendment groups, the Firearms Policy Coalition, they've already said that they plan to challenge this in federal court. So ongoing, I could see this being overturned. I could see this being challenged in the courts. So not saying that this is, you know, a done deal in California, but certainly interesting. And I think Andy is 100% right.
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Andy
That I would say it'll probably get over. I'd say it'll probably get overturned. And I also would say Newsom doesn't care because he just wants his name aligned with gun control and he's on the track in 2028 to start speaking on these issues. And this is just a false flag, stupid thing to get headlines 100%.
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Haley Carania
Also in California, mask mandates are making a return. Not totally statewide as of right now, but hey, the night is young, the flu season is young, you never know what's going to happen. But Sonoma can County, they have issued a mandate as of today that will go into effect November 1st. So in a few weeks, if you go into a health care facility, you will have to wear a face mask. This is because this is, I'm quoting them, risk of COVID flu and other respiratory virus related illnesses over the fall and winter months. Now here's the thing. Also in this article, I'm reading it and they are quoting the CDC when they say this quote, influenza is believed to be emerging this year as even more deadly than Covid in the United States. Last winter, flu made between 47 to 82 million people sick in the United States with between 30,000 and 130,000 people dying from the illness. According to the CDC, it's a slippery slope because they can turn anything into a pandemic. Right? They can fear monger their way into more mandates and more bans, more vaccine mandates, whatever they want. Right? Because if Covid is less Deadly than the flu. And the flu has always been deadly by the way. People die from the flu. It doesn't mean that it's a pandemic or an epidemic. It doesn't mean that everyone's going to die from it. And we need to go into shelter in place and we need to quarantine all these things. We, we know this, right? We know the risk of getting the flu and people just aren't afraid of it. But Democrats really know how to fear monger their way into control. That's what this is. Do not let them. Do not let them. They say the COVID and flu season is coming up. So now you have to wear masks again. We've always had a flu season by the way. And Covid. They shut the entire world down for Covid when now the flu overtakes COVID deaths and Covid sicknesses again. Do not let them do this. Do not comply. I for one am never wearing a mask ever again. Of course I live in Florida, so that's. I'm. I likely never have to wear a mask ever again. But you know, when I was living in New York, I tell this story all the time. I was sitting on the subway, no mask on because I don't care. But a police officer came up to me and said you need to put this on and gave me a mask. I put it on. Right, Like a cop comes up to you and says you have to do this. I'm like, well, I'm not gonna say no or fight. I'm just gonna put it on and then I can take it off, you know. But isn't that crazy?
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Andy
I mean like I can't believe we lived through that covet in itself was an experiment of group non critical think.
- [36:20]
Haley Carania
Yes.
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Andy
Because if you, if you looked at any kind of data or have any kind of understanding of it all, you could make a grown up decision not even to say you didn't. You know, maybe there were people that needed, felt like they needed to take the. There's no judgment of whether or not you felt like. My grandparents were in their upper 80s, you know what I mean? If they felt like they needed to take the COVID shot, okay, you know, but like I didn't as a then in my late 30s with no health problems. You certainly didn't need to do it. My daughter certainly didn't need to do it. And so what it turned into though was group acquiesced, group think virtue signaling and then pressure put on pressure, put on pressure and put on pressure. And the cookie crumbles and I hope people can learn, forget about whatever it is. The next thing, it might not be a flu virus. It might be something else. Think for yourself.
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Haley Carania
Yeah, 100%. I think a lot of people woke up during COVID which I think also had a lot to do with. With President Trump being reelected, because a lot of people woke up to government nonsense and mandates and things like that. And the Democrats have to wear that proudly because that was their. That was their thing. I mean, Democrats own the lockdowns. That was Democrat governors, Democrat mayors. That was them. President Trump might have been in office, he might have gotten the vaccine going, but the mandates were on the Democrats, the lockdowns were on the Democrats. Right. I mean, the only thing that President Trump and Mike Pence did was do the 15 days to slow the spread. Then it was, like, up to the governors to do whatever in their states. And that's where we saw this huge discrepancy between red states and blue states where Florida was the land of the free. And, you know, places like Michigan and New York and California, I mean, this is where you couldn't even go to the beach without wearing a mask.
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Andy
A lot. A lot of people don't understand this. One point, quickly, is that Florida's flu season, we just went through it. It's the summer. It's so hot down here. Everyone is inside always. It's the summer things spread indoors. You know, that's. So we went through that in the early part of COVID and started figuring out, like, I mean, a lot of people down here probably had it and didn't even know.
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Haley Carania
Right. And I wonder how many people died from the flu, but because they also had Covid. They died from COVID Well, it was fish.
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Andy
It's fishy to me when the. I believe the. In Orlando, the newspaper in Orlando released that a guy was in a motorcycle wreck and decapitated on the turnpike.
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Haley Carania
But he died from COVID But he.
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Andy
Died from COVID We started figuring out it was a little fishy here before it led into the fall and winter and other parts of the country where it is flu season. So Florida benefited a lot just from the seasons, you know, but that's an important point because we live through it.
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Haley Carania
Yeah. Well, I want to get into this naked bike ride. All right. Andy called me today, and, you know, we've. We covered the naked bike ride a few weeks ago because when this was announced, I covered it. I said, this is insane, and I'm looking forward to it. And, you know, it happened over the weekend. And we're going to cover it. And Andy called me before the show started, and he said, are you sure that you want to play this video? Andy's very disturbed. We're going to play it. Here's the naked bike ride that took place in Portland. Of course, they are protesting ice just with no clothes on this time. Oh, there's a lot. If you're listening and not watching, you're in luck. There's a lot of flabby, pale people who live in the Pacific Northwest. You've never seen the sun, and they've got, you know, F fascism spray painted on the. Their backs, and they're singing to Katy Perry. Teenage Dream. Yeah. Again, Andy called. He said, are you sure you want to play this? And I said, yeah. If these people were brave enough to talk about, you know, protesting ice and they were brave enough to go naked, then yes, then I will show it. But Andy was super disturbed by it. And not that I'm endorsing this kind of naked bike ride, but I think if you're gonna say that it's a naked bike ride, you best be showing up naked. There's a lot of clothes here. Now, I'm not saying I want to see them all naked. I'm just saying they're not doing a very good job. I. We. We saw too much, by the way, there. There were a lot of naked people. And it's never the people you want to see naked that show up naked.
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Andy
Never.
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Haley Carania
But there's a lot of clothes here. They're wearing shorts, shirts. It's very odd. Like they're not doing a very good job. And Andy said, maybe it was because it was raining, but isn't it always raining over there? I don't know.
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Andy
There were some people probably is, but.
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Haley Carania
Then they had a rain poncho on. I just think if you're going to plan a naked bike ride, don't half asset. No pun intended. You have the whole asset. Put your whole ass on the bike. I.
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Andy
Well, that's a. A lot of those were. Would have been pretty large bicycle seats to get all. All but on the bicycle seat.
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Haley Carania
No. These people need to bike ride more often. They might look better for the next.
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Andy
It felt like there was some carb loading happening before that. Before that event, not the day before. Like you're supposed to, like maybe 10 minutes before.
- [41:38]
Haley Carania
I mean, this is free. The nipple meets body positivity, which are the most insufferable people you've ever met. And now they're on wheels. That is what this is.
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Andy
Being from East Tennessee. It has come across my mind to do, like, a dumb thing or two. You know what I mean? It's like the city state of, like, hold my beer. My question is, was there not a good old southerner in Portland on this bike ride that could have just pedaled to the front and said, are we sure we want to do this?
- [42:10]
Haley Carania
Someone in the chat said, should we.
- [42:11]
Andy
Put the clothes back on?
- [42:13]
Haley Carania
Someone said, isn't there a law that you can't be naked in public? Which I also thought. I had that same thought. Like, can't you not be naked in public?
- [42:22]
Andy
But I think it's the gesturing of the lewd. Gesturing is what is illegal. I could. I could be wrong.
- [42:30]
Haley Carania
Can you be naked in public? No, you generally cannot be naked in public. This is according to Google AI. So everyone take that with a grain of salt. But no, you generally cannot be naked in public, as most US States and local governments have laws against indecent exposure and public lewdness, which often require proof of intent to arouse, offend, or shock others. While some states, like Oregon, allow public nudity unless it's for sexual arousal. Huh. So I guess it's fine as long as you don't intend to arouse anyone. And clearly these people, this is why it's the flabbiest, most pale people, they are not arousing anyone. So it's fine. They're allowed to do it.
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Andy
I mean, there wasn't a whole lot of. I'm just gonna. There. Did you. Was there? Not a lot. There wasn't a lot of ethnic diversity going on in that bike ride.
- [43:24]
Haley Carania
No.
- [43:24]
Andy
I mean, there's some sensical people out there, but they ain't white Portlanders.
- [43:30]
Haley Carania
These are. These are white liberal feminists out there. And my question to Andy, before the show started, I said, do these people show up naked? Like, they all have to leave their houses, right? And I'm talking about the people who are actually naked. Like, not the people who are half naked. The people actually show up with no clothes on. Did they leave their house completely naked with their socks and sneakers on? And then. And their bike. Did they hop in their car with their bike and drive to a location completely naked? Is that legal? And then they just got out. And I mean, I'm thinking about this from a normal person who has, like, normal levels of social anxiety. I don't love walking in somewhere by myself or whatever. Could you imagine walking into something? Like, maybe you don't have any friends going to this thing. You've just walk up naked what if you. What if you're completely naked?
- [44:20]
Andy
What if you had Uber?
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Haley Carania
What if you had Uber? Would an Uber driver pick you up?
- [44:25]
Andy
I guess you're sitting on a towel in the Uber.
- [44:29]
Haley Carania
If you even have a towel.
- [44:32]
Andy
I mean, that's scary.
- [44:32]
Haley Carania
I wouldn't pick someone up.
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Andy
You know what I mean? I would have worn some. Really? Really? The businessman in me wants to set up, like, an Ozempic tent, you know, as a vendor at the finish line right there. And, you know, see. See how much money. I see like a. Like a. See if I can grab a bag right there at the end of the shirts.
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Haley Carania
Everyone needs one. Everyone needs one. But, yeah, these are the people who think that President Trump is an embarrassment on the world stage. And then they go and do something like this.
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Andy
That is an amazing point. A dignitary over there signing peace deals and getting nominated.
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Haley Carania
He's such an embarrassment. Meanwhile, they're ripping their clothes off and going bike riding.
- [45:11]
Andy
Meanwhile? Yeah, I'm riding a unicycle, downtown Portland.
- [45:15]
Haley Carania
In the nude with my butt out. Oh, man.
- [45:20]
Andy
What if you rented that bike to go on that bike ride and you didn't tell the owners you were riding it naked? Is that a problem?
- [45:28]
Haley Carania
Yes. That's disgusting. But I think a lot of people would rent the bike thinking that you don't do something like that. But I guess in Portland, you have to be prepared for anything.
- [45:37]
Andy
Somebody in the chat said my business endeavor would be a bad idea because unfortunately, they would have nowhere to put the money, you know?
- [45:47]
Haley Carania
Well, that's not true unless they were smuggling it. I could think of a few places they could put it. It wouldn't be pleasant, but. All right, this next story I told Andy, I'm going to save the reason for why I shared this story on the show. For the show. I. I do want to explain. I'm. I'm embarrassed to admit that. Well, let's get into the story, and then I'll tell you why I picked it. So this is a senior judge in Georgia. Georgia's one of most. One of their most senior judges was arrested for drunk driving and a fender bender outside of a Florida strip club called Wackos, which is a crazy name for a strip club. I wouldn't want to go in there. I don't go to strip clubs, of course, but I wouldn't. I certainly wouldn't go into one called Wackos. I mean, what are you going to see when you go into Wacko strip club? This isn't, like, top tier.
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Andy
No, it definitely doesn't feel like downtown Vegas establishment.
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Haley Carania
So I laughed at this headline, senior judge busted for DUI after fender bender outside strip club named wackos. So, of course I click on this because I'm interested. Here is why I was interested in this story. This guy's name is Robert Guy, and Robert Guy goes by Bert. I was. This was yesterday. I was yesterday years old when I realized that Bert was short for Robert. I have never in my life thought of that until yesterday. Did you know that Bert was shirt for Robert?
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Andy
Bert? No, Bob. I always saw Bob was. I didn't know Bert.
- [47:32]
Haley Carania
I didn't know that either. I did not know that either. Am I alone?
- [47:35]
Andy
I just thought Bert was that thing on Sesame Street.
- [47:38]
Haley Carania
Me too. I just thought that Bert was Bert. It was a standalone name. I never. It never even crossed my mind that you could be a Robert that goes by Bert, which makes a ton of sense. Obviously, Bert is in Robert. But can't people spell Bert B U R T? Or am I crazy? No, people spell Bert B U R T. Oh, Burt Reynolds. His name is not Robert, it's Burton. Okay, I feel less crazy now.
- [48:10]
Andy
I. I didn't know. Yeah, no, I had no, I had no idea. Guy also didn't know that, but he's expounding on how many names Robert can have.
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Haley Carania
I think feel so much better because when I saw this, and I saw it on Instagram, the New York Post, Instagram, and then they. In the caption, it said Robert, Burt, Guy, Bert in quotes. And I thought to myself, holy, I had no idea that Bert was short for Robert. And I felt really stupid. And I was going to come on the show and just say, you know, like, dumb blonde moment. This is my dumb blonde moment that I think is very funny. I'm just being honest, but I'm. Someone in the chat says there is Bert and then there's Bert, E and U. But is B U r T only short for Burton?
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Andy
This is blowing me away here. I feel like I've crossed over into a fifth dimension.
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Haley Carania
And Bert. Okay, so Bert Kreischer, the comedian, his name is Albert. So I guess there's. There's a lot of different options for Bert. It's not just Robert appears to be short for Albert.
- [49:23]
Andy
Robert Herbert and Bertram.
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Haley Carania
Bertram and then Burton. Very interesting. I've just. I've never thought about this. I just thought it was interesting. I wanted to bring it up. Certainly interesting because this. So Bert guy. His name is Bert Guy, which is interesting. But I. I had to bring this up. I. I thought I Thought I was going crazy.
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Andy
But. But no more about Bird at Wackos.
- [49:45]
Haley Carania
No, no, we're gonna get.
- [49:47]
Andy
Okay, good, good. I'm still back to wackos.
- [49:49]
Haley Carania
Back up. Back to Wackos. Sorry, I just had to get that off my chest because I saw it and I thought, am I the only one that didn't know this? And anyway, I guess I'm not. All the Silver Lock team was unaware of Bert Lore. So anyway, this, he is a superior court judge in Georgia. And he backed his Mercedes Benz into a Ford F150 in the Strip club parking lot, Wacko's parking lot, at three in the morning on a Tuesday. So this is a Monday night. This was his Monday night going into Tuesday, which is a crazy way to spend a Monday night. If you're at. If you're at Wacko's. If you're at Wacko's on a Monday night. What's going on? Is everything okay at home?
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Andy
What kind of talent do they have scheduled at Wackoes on a Monday night?
- [50:31]
Haley Carania
I don't know.
- [50:31]
Andy
I mean, it's Monday.
- [50:33]
Haley Carania
It can't be their best showing, you know, they got to save the top tier women, I would assume for the weekend when more people are going to be there. So anyway, your life is in shambles if you're at Wackos on a Monday night and you're there until three in the morning when you get super drunk and back into a Ford F150 with your Mercedes Benz. Tough. And anyway, he got into a conversation with the guy, he backed into the Ford F150, got out and said, Please, I'll give you $500. Don't call anyone. Don't call the cops. I'm a superior court judge. That was his first mistake. Well, his second or third mistake because his first mistake was going to the strip club on a Monday. Second mistake was getting so drunk and driving. Third mistake was telling this gentleman that he's a high level judge. I mean, his third mistake. And anyway, then the guy who was out there valeting, which interestingly enough, he could have had his card valet, he went out and did it himself. So this is his fourth mistake now. And who knows what mistakes took place inside of the strip club before. We don't even know what Bert guy was getting into. But anyway, he was taken back into the establishment when they realized he was too drunk to drive and they called the police. Police came and he insisted that he didn't have his id, he didn't have his keys, he was lying to police. Officers. Then he was arrested at the scene. He was arrested for dui, dui, property damage and an additional charge for failing to submit a breathalyzer test. And he was released on $3,000 bond. I think if you're going to get into these kinds of antics, you can't be a judge, you can't be law enforcement. You can't be a judge. You can't work in this field of like catching criminals and then live a life of crime. You can't do it.
- [52:29]
Andy
What? Yeah, I mean you got to be on your best. Who saves you.
- [52:33]
Haley Carania
You got to be on your best behavior. And I think maybe he thought because I am superior Court judge, I can get away with murder. Similarly to that woman, the assistant Attorney general or whoever in Rhode island who is back talking and being annoying outside of that bar. Remember, like, do you know who I am? And I'm an attorney general and I'm blah blah blah. Like maybe they think I'm above the law because I am the law, you know, which is never a good way to think of it. So we have so much to do in scrolling time that I want to save it, I want to save it for tomorrow. I want to end the show on our story from the airplane. So of course as you all know, we were in D.C. all week or for most of the week yesterday, last week and we came back and we were flying the only flight that we could catch because I was going to that event to honor Sean Spicer. He became a captain in the Navy. It was a great event but only could stay there for a little bit because I had to run back to the airport to catch up the catch the plate. And we were catching a later flight. It was supposed to take off at 8:30 and we were headed to Miami. Now it was going to be a long night but it became longer because there was a gentleman sitting how many rows in front of us, Andy? Two rows.
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Andy
Literally like two rows, two rows ahead.
- [53:57]
Haley Carania
Of us and he starts mouthing off to the flight attendant which.
- [54:00]
Andy
And we were. It's important to know we were all in different. We were all in a different row. So we all had like different angle of this event.
- [54:08]
Haley Carania
Yes, well we were all behind this gentleman, but yes, different sides, different sides of the aisle. So Justin, Andy and I are watching this go down and our ears start to perk up. You know our AirPods weren't in yet. The flight like we were still chit chatting and then all of a sudden there's this chaos brewing ahead of us and we start to perk up, right? So this guy, he's got a headset on Andy and it's a one sided headset. He's got a, a the. And the headset is flipped up. So he looks like he's calling the shots on the sidelines.
- [54:44]
Andy
Yes, he looks like he's a coach on the NFL calling place.
- [54:48]
Haley Carania
He was wearing a vest also.
- [54:49]
Andy
And it was one ear. It was a one eared coaching headset.
- [54:54]
Haley Carania
One ear. So he starts mouthing off to the flight attendant after he tried putting his stuff in an overhead bin that clearly said, do not put your stuff in this bin. You know how some of the bins that you can't put your stuff in, it's relegated to. It's for equipment purposes or it's for the flight attendants or whatever. It literally, it's printed. There's text on the overhead bin that says, do not put your stuff in here. He goes to put his stuff in there. A flight attendant comes over and says, sir, you can't do that. Now he starts getting angry. Well, this is the overhead bin above my seat, so why can't I put my stuff in there? Well, because it says that you can't put your stuff in there. This is. Normal people wouldn't put up a fight. Normal people would say, so sorry, I didn't see the message. My bad. The entire flight was empty, by the way. It was probably a quarter full. He could have sat anywhere and put his bags anywhere. It's not like the flight was full, there was no room. And this was like the one bag that was gonna have to get checked or something. Like none of that was in play. The entire plane is completely empty for the most part. So he's fighting with the flight attendant. Then he starts mouthing off and says something about how the flight attendant's not doing her job because there's no one sitting in the exit row. Because like I said, flight's pretty empty. And no one was sitting in the exit row. And the flight attendant said, no problem, like, don't worry about it, we're going to put someone in the exit row. We're just waiting for everyone to get on and whatever. And then the flight attendant said to him, do you want to sit in the exit row? And he says, no, I don't want to sit in the exit row. Why would you think that? Blah, blah, blah. I just think that you're not doing your job and I'm calling you out. So now they're, they're butting heads. Now the guy with the headset on is Saying, I don't like the way that I'm being treated on this, on this airplane. And I just have to say, you all know how I feel about people taking a long time, people delaying. I think that you should have 30 seconds or less to put your bag up and put your bag down. And 30 seconds is being generous, by the way. Get in, get out, sit down and shut up. Those are the rules for the airplane. You sit down and you shut up. You sit down. And if the flight attendant tells you to do something, you do it. We're hurling through the sky in a, in a metal tube. Like, just do what they're saying. Like they're there to keep us safe. If they tell you to not put your bag somewhere, do it.
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Andy
Especially when he had more than one. He had a person representing the flight itself that was a flight attendant on the flight. Then he had a person from the gate come.
- [57:36]
Haley Carania
Well, then it was the customer service agent. So the guy who is making this whole stink was like, well, now I'm not having a very good experience on this flight and I'm a paying customer and I'm blah, blah, blah. So then they had to bring, bring on a customer service person to like calm him down and whatever all this to say he ends up getting kicked off of the flight. And I'm so glad that the flight attendant made this decision. But the flight attendant said, I don't actually don't feel safe at this aggressive, belligerent person on the flight. So I'm glad that he was taken off the flight. However, then his girlfriend or wife or whoever that he, he was with gets up and he at, at one point said, everyone start filming. Everyone start filming. So I started filming because I thought it was about to get dirty. I thought we were about to see some, you know what? And it really didn't. He just, he said, everybody start filming. And, and then he, he just walked off the plane. But then his girlfriend got up and he said, and she said, no one's coming to save you. Just know no one's coming to save you. Girl, what are you talking about? Get off this damn plane. It is 8. We're supposed to take off at 8:30. It's 9 o'. Clock. Get off the plane.
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Andy
And all it did was delay everybody's flight for like 45 minutes. And then I think he was setting super close to, or if not in the emergency row, right, which the overhead bin had things in it relative to that. So like, you picked the place you were sitting, man. I mean, like you, I, I Was not sitting in the seat I was supposed to sit in because that 80% of the flight was empty.
- [59:12]
Haley Carania
Someone in the chat just said, where's the video, Haley? I had the. I started filming when he said, everybody start filming. And then nothing happened. So I should have started filming earlier. But you could tell that the flight attendant wanted to. I think they know now too that everything's going to be filmed. You could tell that they were trying to keep this contained. Like they were talking very low. Like, so if anyone was filming, they weren't really going to get like the juicy scoop. So that's why I don't have a. A video of it. But yes, we were delayed and then we got home at 3 in the morning.
- [59:42]
Andy
Yeah. Moral of the story is just sit.
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Haley Carania
Down and shut up. And then we all get to where we're going on time. That's my. You get 30 seconds and honestly, 30 seconds is way too much. You get 15 seconds to put your bag up and take it down. And then you got to start moving one foot in front of the other. People tend to forget that when they get on an airplane. They get airplane amnesia and they just start moving very slowly. I don't know what it is. If you are on an airplane, by the way, you have somewhere to be. You have a destination that you are trying to get to. So act like it. Put one foot in front of the other and go. Move.
- [60:21]
Andy
Figure out a better headset plan because wearing the one ear over one ear coach's headset with the microphone flipped up.
- [60:26]
Haley Carania
Oh my God.
- [60:27]
Andy
On a flight.
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Haley Carania
And I was just cracking up because Justin and Andy were being so funny. Like you guys were pretending like you were calling the, like calling a football.
- [60:37]
Andy
And there was a shortage in the air traffic controllers, so we thought he might have been. Because he went to another air traffic controller tower.
- [60:44]
Haley Carania
Right, exactly. So anyway, that's my story. We didn't have time to get to all of the videos that I have for you. So I'm going to plan less stories for tomorrow so we can get to all of this because scrolling time for tomorrow is going to be extra long and it is going to be all of my favorite AI videos that are going by right now. So thank you for watching and I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Sa.