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Welcome in to scrolling with Haley. Happy Thursday morning or afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining me. And I've got a great show on deck for you tonight, or I guess today. I keep screwing that up, but I do unfortunately have some updates on that horrific story about Savannah Guthrie's mom who is missing. Savannah and her siblings, they have made a tearful plea to whoever abducted their mom, Nancy, who was reporting missing on Sunday, and they are demanding proof that she is alive. Also, the man who attempted to assassinate President Trump at his golf course will be in jail for life. And what is it really like to ride along with ICE in Minnesota? Well, one Daily Mail reporter did just that. And the truth is a lot less sensational than you see on the news. Imagine that. Also, lots of layoffs happening in the mainstream media. I wonder why. I will also get into the firing of a beloved cat who was hard at work at Lowe's in Alabama. How the mayor is making things right. All right, put your phones on. Do not disturb. Scrolling with Haley starts right now. Authorities and search teams have entered now into their fifth day of looking for Nancy Guthrie. Yesterday, federal agents and canines searched Nancy Guthrie's property, her garbage, and a wooded area near her house. You know, there's a lot of unanswered questions now about what's going on with Nancy Guthrie and. And a lot of unanswered questions about who. Who did this? How did this happen? Like, is this someone personal that. That knows her? It's just hard to. To get to the bottom of how something like this could happen. And, you know, there's a lot that the public doesn't know that I'm sure authorities, they do know. For example, it was reported that a local news station in Arizona got a ransom letter. Also, a TMZ got a ransom letter. Now, we still don't know if those ransom letters are credible or not. The FBI is, is aware of those ransom letters. FBI Director Cash Patel was on Jesse Waters show not last night, but the night before that, saying, yes, we are aware of the ransom notes. We just don't know if those are credible or not. And now, you know, News Nation also reported, which I said on the show, and I attributed this to News Nation. I cannot independently confirm this. And it is not confirmed by authorities that Annie Guthrie, who is Savannah's sister, people were saying that her husband is a prime suspect. Again, not confirmed. But here's what we do know. She was Last seen on January 31, reported missing on February 1. Nancy Guthrie, 84 years old. She needs medications. Now, Nancy's children, including today's show. Co host Savannah Guthrie posted this tearful plea on Instagram yesterday. Watch this. On behalf of our family, we want to thank all of you for the prayers for our beloved mom, Nancy. We feel them and we continue to believe that she feels them too. Our mom is our heart and our home. She's 84 years old. Her health, her heart is fragile. She lives in constant pain. She is without any medicine. She needs it to survive. She needs it not to suffer. We too have heard the reports about a ransom letter in the media. As a family, we are doing everything that we can. We are ready to talk. You are God's precious daughter, Nancy. We believe and know that even in this valley, he is with you. Oh, so heart wrenching, so heartbreaking. I can't stress that enough how anytime I see an update on this story, it just, it brings a tear to my eye. I was reading about this and it's just you put yourself in their shoes and, and it's so hard to do that. It's. It's so hard to think, you know, a loved one of yours could, could be abducted in this kind of a way. It's, it's just, it's horrible. Right. And you know, in that video, they were talking about how they need proof of life, right. If these ransom letters are true, and again, they might be. We just don't. The public doesn't know. If they, if they are real ransom notes, then they need to know that Nancy Guthrie is alive. They need actual proof that is verified. It is not AI they need to know that before they move forward. But Savannah Guthrie ended that tearful video saying that they are ready to talk. They are ready to speak with whoever this is who has her mom. Allegedly. It is just a horrific case and obviously we'll stay on it. Also, an update with the man who attempted to kill President Trump back in September of 2024. You know, this guy, he showed up to Trump's golf course in West Palm beach and he wanted to take out President Trump. That was his goal. That was his motivation. That was his motive. Right. He showed up to Trump International with a rifle in hand. He. He intended to kill President Trump. With, thankfully, a security, A Secret Service agent noticed that there was a man hiding in the bushes with a rifle. And thankfully, that Secret Service agent was able to fire four shots at him. And, and he fled. Well, they ended up catching him, but he fled on foot. And again, Martin county police actually were the ones that were able to get him later in the day after this Incident. A year later, he was convicted on five federal criminal counts, first of which being attempting to kill a presidential candidate. A US Presidential candidate can't do that. Right? Also some firearms offenses and also assaulting an agent. So liberals just want to say, you. You. Just because you want to hurt President Trump, you can't. You will be held accountable. Just because you want to assault agents, you can't. Okay? This is against the law. You won't be able to do that. So that is good news. It is. It is not justified to do that. These liberals are just delusional. Anyway, this crazy man was in court, and he was kind of droning on and on about what a good dude he is. He was saying, you know, I've never drank, I've never smoked, I've never done drugs. And he kind of was trying to paint himself out to be this patriot, like he was trying to make America a better place. And in his delusional opinion, he thought that if he could just kill Trump and take him out and Trump wouldn't be president, then I guess he would be able to. To deliver that great America that. That he was thinking of. But the judge cut him off immediately and said, actually, it's clear to me that you are not a good dude. Your criminal history says that, and I'm going to go move forward with this sentencing now. So she said, listen, your plot was deliberate. It was evil. You are not a peaceful man. You are not a good man. Your criminal history shows it. And then issued him life without parole, life without parole, and then seven years on a gun charge. So he will. He will serve those sentences concurrently. Life in prison without parole, no option to get out, of course, and then, you know, seven years on top of that. So this man will die in prison. He will never see the light of day. And that is a good thing. Criminals should be kept off the streets. Certainly dangerous criminals like this one, they should not be coddled like we sometimes see in blue states. And Zoran Mamdani, the mayor there, the new mayor, he. This is interesting, right? He visited a man in prison. He visited a man in prison. I want you to watch this video. You're going to listen to Zoramdani saying that he. He visited this man in prison. He's talking about, you know, no family should have to go through this. Then you're going to watch the video underneath it of the incident that landed the man in prison in the first place. And then you let me know if you think that Mamdani needed to pay this man a visit. Watch this. And as you said, I spoke with the chakraborty family, and I visited Chavez in the hospital, and there is no family should have to endure this kind of pain. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Oh. Move, move, move, move. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Okay, so now that we've all seen that, we can collect ourselves. And you let me know in the chat if you think that Mamdani needed to pay this man a visit. In my opinion, no. So that man was shot by law enforcement. Not fatally, but anytime a cop shoots someone, it gets the liberals all riled up, right? They. They. They jump to the defense of the criminal, no questions asked. They're just like, oh, a cop shot you? Then you must be this good person. We. We must jump to your defense. You. You have to be the good guy in this situation. And, you know, it's crazy. Like, no questions asked, right? They don't have to know the truth about the story. They don't need to know any context. They just think, you know, well, you know, the cop is in the wrong automatically. Meanwhile, you see the video, and you see that this guy is. Is charging at a cop with a knife, also ignoring repeated calls from the cop to drop the knife. How many chances do you need? How many times do you need to be asked to drop your weapon? You cannot charge at a police officer, a law enforcement officer with a weapon, and think that you are not going to find out, okay, what did this guy think was going to happen? Yeah, you know, did he think he was just going to, like, fight all these cops off by himself with a knife? Like Mulan, like, what? What is it? He thinks he's like, a superhero and he's absolved from following orders. I don't understand what goes through these people's heads. Same thing at traffic stops. Like, cops say, hey, get out of the vehicle. And then these people, they just say, no. What do you mean, no? What do you mean, no? That's not how this thing works. That's not how this works. They are the authority. You have to listen to authority that this is how this works. This is reality. Right? Same thing with Renee Good in Minneapolis. I, again, brings me no joy to talk about Renee Goode getting shot. Right? I don't want to see protesters getting shot. However, then you see the video, and you realize this person was defying law enforcement blatantly, basically spitting in their faces. Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the Car, get out of. No. Okay, well, now, cops are going to do whatever they see fit in response to that behavior, right? But remember Zoram Namdani in this situation, you know, he goes to the hospital, he's. He's visiting this guy who got shot. You know, he has to play to his base, right? And especially since the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Preddy, the base is riled up anytime a law enforcement officer defends himself against a violent threat and in their opinion, you know, messes up, right? That's, that's their. They're thinking, oh, this is a targeted attack. This is racial. This is, this is when they jump to conclusions, right? They have to justify, well, oh, no, no, the, the cop wasn't afraid for his life. It must be these other, you know, insert woke reason here, right? Democrats vote for this kind of thing. They vote to abolish ice, they vote to defund the police. They vote to lesser the sentences of crimes like we're seeing in Virginia right now. Oh, yeah, no, if you, if you rape someone, you won't go to jail for that long, or if you kill someone, you won't go to jail for that long, then they, they vote for these policies, these no bail or low bail or even no jail at all, right? Mamdani doesn't. What he wants to do away with jail altogether. And speaking of jails, while they are still operational in Minneapolis, they are not operating at their full capacity, meaning they are not cooperating with federal agents. And even the mainstream media called out Mayor Frey for this because during the Democrat administrations, things were different. Watch this. Now, the Trump administration is asking for, I mean, big picture, do you think it's good policy for the jails to follow an ICE detainer and hand someone over if they've committed a crime? And again, this only happens after they've served their time, you know, to, for, for whatever crime they may have committed against the people of Minnesota. I mean, look, you're asking all the right questions here. And while I don't have full expertise in how the operations at the jail are conducted, again, that's not our jurisdiction. What I would say is that there are mechanisms to do this lawfully. Okay? So he says, you know, that's a good question. That's a good question. I don't know why the jails were operating with federal law enforcement when there was a Democrat in office. And now they're not. It's a good question. Let me get to the bottom of that. Not. He's not going to get to the Bottom of that, you know, in Minnesota, I look this up, jails are. They're not operated by the Mayor Frey. Right. He actually has no jurisdiction over that. They're primarily operated on the local level by the county sheriff's offices. Right. Not by the state government. So while the Minnesota Department of Corrections, they are. That oversees the prison, you know, standards and things like that, individual counties are responsible for jails and how that all works. Works. But Mayor Frey has been on the record telling ICE to get the F out of Minneapolis, and Governor Walz has been on the record to, you know, he only agreed to cooperate with ICE after Trump, you know, unleashed big dog. Border czar Tom Homan on Minneapolis. Right. For a long time, Tim Walls was saying, well, we're not cooperating. We need to get ICE out of here, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so if the commissioner of the Department of Corrections is appointed by Tim Walls, and Tim Walls wasn't cooperating with ice, then what do we think is happening here? I mean, the answer is pretty obvious. And you can't tell me that Mayor Frey doesn't know what's going on. Right? He knows what's going on. He agrees with Tim Walls that they don't want to cooperate with ice, and that's just. They're lying, essentially, and they're lying to their faces. And even when the mainstream media calls them out for it, they still lie and they play played dumb. And despite Democrats not cooperating with ICE and protesters not cooperating with ice, the blame still seems to fall on the Trump administration in the eyes of the left and the media. Vice President Vance sat down with an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail yesterday morning. And this was an actual question that they asked. Watch this. Have you apologized? Did you plan to apologize to the family of Alex Brady? For what? For, you know, labeling him an assassin with ill intent. Well, again, I just described to you what I said about Alex Preddy, which is that he's a guy who showed up with ill intent to an ICE protest. No, but if it is a guy, if it's determined that his civil rights were violated by this FBI investigation, will you apologize? So if. If this hypothetical leads to that hypothetical leads to another, it's a real case. Will I do a thing? And again, like I said, we're going to let the investigation determine. We're going to let the actual law come to the surface and figure out what happened. And then if. If something is determined that the guy who shot Alex Preddy did something bad, then a lot of consequences are going to flow from that for what? I'm glad Vice President Vance asked that question back, because the reporter then had to clarify what he means, what he was insinuating with that leading question. And the truth is, I guess, we'll never know, right? We'll never really know if Alex Preddy would have killed law enforcement that day. We'll never know his intent behind bringing a firearm to a protest. Again, not necessarily illegal. However, we do know that Alex Preddy intended to do harm to ICE agents. We have him on video spitting on a law enforcement vehicle. We have him on video kicking the taillight out of one of their vehicles. He was in a physical altercation with federal agents that day and for weeks on end. And we don't know for sure if he had intent to kill, but we know for sure he wasn't peaceful. Did Alex Preddy have to die? No, he didn't have to die. But you have to be naive to think that Alex Preddy isn't guilty of any wrongdoing. And to Vice President Vance's point about hypotheticals, hypothetical questions, I mean, really, what good does do these questions do? I know the media is trying to nail him down on the record with some kind of a gotcha question, but none of this is really up to him or me or you or any of us. It's up to the justice system now. So opinions about all of this is just media hubbub. Also, media hubbub is that ICE agents are all dangerous, all of their interactions are violent, and things like that. You see polls now. People are polling the American people, oh, do you approve of ISIS tactics? And it's growing the amount of Americans that say, ooh, I don't know. I don't know. I mean, listen, you all know how I feel about it, but I'm just saying the numbers are growing of Americans who are. Ooh. In the event of Alex Preddy's death and Renee Goode's death, people are saying, well, I don't know about this. Right. But that's not really the truth. People feel that way because. Because they're being fed all of these videos and all of these headlines that are sensational. But that's not how 99.9% of the interactions are really going. So the Daily Mail actually embedded a reporter with ICE agents in Minneapolis, and they reported that they were after, you know, illegal aliens who were also wanted for other crimes. There was one man that they were after from Laos. He had a criminal history of. Of rape and kidnapping, for example. That is. Call me crazy, that is not someone you would want on the streets. That's not someone you would want in your community or around your kids. Yet these true crime obsessed white liberal Karens are out there protesting in the streets so that these people can live amongst them and their families. Make it make sense. Then they were also this Daily Mail reporter going along with a ride along with ICE agents. They were after a Honduran man. He had, you know, a prior criminal conviction, history of trespassing, stalking, illegal entry. Okay? So he had been flagged for other immigration proceedings. His friend that he was with also was on a work authorization by Biden administration, so given to him by the Biden administration. So these ICE agents were after them too. And the Daily Mail reporter said, said it really went swimmingly. The men that they were after, the. These Honduran men, they answered all the questions that ICE agents asked of them. They emptied their pockets, they handed over their phones, wallets, things like that, papers, identification that they had. I think one of them showed a Honduran passport. And within five minutes of the Daily Mail's arrival, they said that, you know, they were off to the next thing and they're. They, their belongings were bagged. And this reporter said, if you blinked, you would have missed this cordial arrest. The operation was peaceful, professional, and is in stark contrast to what people are seeing online. And this was the funniest line of the entire thing. Quote, the most upset person was a woman who emerged from a coffee shop to film the interaction. That's it, folks. This is likely happening 99.9% of the time in Minneapolis, bad dudes are getting arrested. Most of them probably don't flee. They don't fight back. They know that they're in the wrong. They don't resist. They put their hands behind their backs, they get handcuffed, they get taken to the Whipple Federal Building and the process continues. And then they move on to the next one. These people, they know it's coming. They just, you know, they produce whatever paperwork they need and then they go on with their day. Right? The interactions that don't go well, they. They don't make the headlines. Those are the clips that don't go viral on social media because all of the people who are filming are leftist agitators and they only care to tell the world what's happening when it doesn't fit their narrative. Right, or when it does fit their narrative, when it doesn't go well. The videos only go viral when there's, you know, a liberal screeching in the background and they're trying to get a reaction out of ice. That's what it is. And when ICE tells them, you know, hey, you can, you can film but you just need to back up, you know, for your safety, they then they say, oh well, you know, you're, you're taking away my right to, to film or my free speech, you know, like would we want all of these interactions to go swimmingly? Absolutely. That's not the reality. But if I had to guess, most agents, ICE agents don't get up in the morning and say, you know, I want to go shoot a protester. I would bet a lot of money on that. Right? So instead of taking that as a safety warning, you know, these so called legal observers, they take that as, you know, ICE being aggressive. Then they, they film it, they post it to social media, they start screaming, screeching again. These are the videos that get attention. That's what these people want, attention and something to fill their day. Because I think that they're all unemployed. 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And these random liberals are in the street and they're trying to look up his license plate and they're like system to see if he's ice. And so they're tracking people down, they're asking them to prove who they are and you know, who, if they are, who they actually say they are asking them for documentation, identification. Okay, so we're in agreement then. That's not racist and it's not fascist. The difference is it's okay when law enforcement does it because that's their job. When random low t liberals do it, it's illegal. And they think it's some sort of valiant effort. They don't see how hypocritical they are being. But this cracked me up. This was a CBS News package and they were covering these so called community checkpoints. Listen to this. Asked questions and one man brought food for the people standing watch. It's kind of inspiring. I was like, wow, okay, we've got, we've got folks out there who are kind of taking care of us, looking out for us. But Minneapolis police stepped in, clearing the roadblock and restoring flow of traffic. Still, residents say the roadblock was necessary. We need to keep our neighbors safe. So we will be doing this again. Yeah. So these people want to know who's coming and going in and out of their community. And if you see that in that video, it looks like they're attempting to build some kind of a barrier, a wall maybe to protect their enclosure and keep certain people in and out. I'm sold. I'm sold. I would say let's think bigger. You want to do this in your communities? This is like, why don't we do this on a state level or on a national level? Right. What if we build an enclosure around the country and then we install checkpoints and we put well meaning people at those checkpoints whose job it is to determine who is allowed into the country and who isn't. They're getting so close, right? They're just, they're so close to getting it. And here's where this gets tough to keep Democrats on board. We don't want to, we don't want the Mexican drug cartels who smuggle drugs and people across the border. We don't Want military aged men coming over here that, you know, they get a free flight into the interior of our country. They fly under the radar for 30 years. They're coming over here raping and murdering people. We don't want them voting. We don't want them taking government benefits for the rest of their lives. We would actually like immigrants to come legally and be active participants in our society. That is where we lose. The Democrats, though, you know, they're. The guy in the video there, he's saying that blocking traffic is actually inspiring. You know, he sees these liberal protesters blocking traffic and he thinks this is great. You guys need some pizza. You, you need some sustenance. More sustenance to break the law. Like these poor police officers are having to bulldoze their little fantasy fort. It's crazy. The cops are the ones that actually deserve the pizza, right? And here's a video of some cops having to explain nice and slow to people with smooth brains why blocking the road might be detrimental in the event of an emergency. Watch this. What can we do to. To curry this up? Because we have fire trucks and ambulances that might need to get through here. They can come and we have. You're talking about the community and we're talking about making sure that your neighbors get access to emergency services. City bus hasn't been easily passing, so I suspect. And we're all here. We. When they come, we'll move it for them. You know, frankly, you're the one blocking it right now. Running around over there abducting people. You're driving with swapped plates on their cars. Why aren't you ticketing them? They've got swapped plates on their cars. That's not legal in Minnesota. You. Thank you. Take care. What, you look for ice next time. Yeah, good talk, Jacob, he sent us here. These people are so rude. Like, they're absolutely so rude to law enforcement. And then so law enforcement is telling them, hey, this enclosure that you've built yourselves in the middle of the road on government property, right on public property. That's not okay. Because what if an emergency vehicle had to get through here? You're basically endangering the rest of your community. But they don't see it that way. They're like, well, we'll just move if there's an emergency. Imagine you're in an ambulance, you're fighting for your life and there's a group of morons blocking the road with plywood and a chair they took from their grandma's house. And your life is on the line. Your life is on the line and they're in the way, and then they see your emergency vehicle coming and. And they're thinking, oh, okay, we'll move now. Oh, we'll move now. Hold on. The red lights are blaring. These people are trying to get to the hospital. Hold on, let me just move this. Hey, can I? And again, they're like so low t. And they don't go to the gym. So they need, like three men to pick up this chair from grandma's house. They need three men, you know, picking up this piece of plywood. It's like three liberal men equal, like one normal man, right? And again, if this happened in Florida, all of these people would be dead because, you know, the emergency vehicle or. Or anyone else for that matter could just run them over because we have a governor that actually governs, right, and cares about the rule of law. And, you know, it's cold out there too, in Minneapolis. And you wonder how these protests are still going. We know they're obviously being funded by Democrat groups. And this video shows what looks to be protesters and being bused into Boston. Watch this. Okay, people, here's the proof. They're busting them in. You see? See the bus? San Francisco Local 39, San Francisco, New Jersey edition. Jersey. Wow. Awesome. Nice, Nice. They got. They got hats over there for free, for sale and signs for free. See, they're busting him in from all over. Dude, I told you guys, nobody wants to believe me. Nobody wants to believe me. See what I'm saying? But look, look, look, look. I'll show you later. But I was filming these, sir. But thank you. You're handsome. I love how the woman is, like, flirting with the cops out there. So the woman's flirting with the cops. And it is crazy on this, on this video. She's. She's out there, she's filming. There's people coming off of buses and they're saying, oh, well, I'm not, I'm not from here. I'm. I'm from San Francisco. I'm here to protest. And in the parking lot, they're giving out flyers and posters again. Like, I always thought that this was people with nothing to do. You know, obviously they have a lot of free time. I thought that maybe they would just make their own signs, you know? You know, they would have like a little poster making party and do that. But no, this is, this is being funded, heavily funded, right? And these people are being given signs because they, the media, the Democrats and the media want to make this look much bigger than it is. I would bet that a lot of these protesters, there's a lot of overlap. When there's a protest in Boston, then they're done. The another shift goes to Minneapolis, the other shift goes to Los Angeles. They're recycling these people. This is not organic. It's not organic. It is absolutely being paid for, bought and paid for and orchestrated. It is much bigger than we think. And it is all fake. What you're seeing online, all the outrage, it is fake. Now this last video that I have before our quick ad break is hilarious to me. You might remember in 2024 there was a surge in Haitian migrants to the US because there was gang violence in Haiti. Okay? You'll remember the they're eating the dogs, they're eating the cats moment from the presidential debate because President Trump was, you know, being shown photos of Haitian migrants walking around with birds in, in, in Ohio and in all these places, all these communities and people were reporting their animals missing. Okay, so there's a bleeding heart woman who lives in again, a fancy suburb in Massachusetts, right? And she says that she's going to take in a Haitian family. This is two years ago now. So my thought when I first saw this, because this is a resurfaced clip, this was back in 2024, she was essentially, she was doing the bleeding heart liberal thing where she was actually taking in a migrant, which I give her props, right? At least she's walking the walk if you're gonna talk the talk, right? We talked about this at the Grammys this week. You know, Billie Eilish saying, well this is stolen land and no one's illegal and blah, blah, blah. Okay, then give your mansion back. Right? These people don't actually, most people, when they talk the talk, they don't walk the walk. This woman actually took a Haitian family, a woman, her husband and their child into her home, into her condo, like a over million dollar condo. So a local news station went to the condo, did a piece on them in 2024 and it is resurfaced. You let me know if anything strikes you as odd in this video. Watch. And it's really fun having them. What I realized is there's so much prejudice against refugees, mostly because people don't know them. They. Lisa says she feels like she has her own personal chef as well. Donde loves cooking. Okay. She loves cooking. You know when the Democrats say that the party switched, they love saying that because they don't like it, that a Republican president freed the slaves and that Democrats were the ones that wanted to keep them. They really do their darndest to claim that Republicans are the racist ones, but then they are the ones that are racist and they think that they're almost being anti racist, but it's like they're so anti racist that they come back around and they end up being racist. It's just this like vicious loop cycle that they get into. It's, it's what they call the woke mind virus. They just get into this anti racist loop and it turns out that, you know, they lived long enough to see themselves become the villain a little bit. I think it's odd that, you know, she's saying, yeah, I took in this family and it's like, it's like I have my own personal chef. It's like, it's like I have my own personal chef. I just, I love it. All right, Netflix has acquired Warner Brothers Television, their studios also HBO Max, HBO in general, and DC Studios as well. And this was an all out bidding war between Netflix who offered $27.75 per share. That was, that was their first offer. Then they went back because again, this is a bidding war. Then they gave an all cash offer to kind of like sweeten the deal, right? And Netflix was up against Paramount, Skydance. They presented a 108 billion counteroffer. Okay, so they take the Netflix deal, right? Because Netflix is a behemoth in the media industry certainly when it comes to streaming. And now they're dabbling in live coverage as well as we know, sports, things like that. For Netflix to own another massive media company raises questions about market consolidation. If we, the consumer don't want to give Netflix all of our money, which, hey, a lot of conservatives don't. Well, now HBO Max is no longer a safe option. We're going to have a less of a choice. And you know, CNN was covering this, saying that Republicans, you know, they were trying to make it about this Woke thing, right? That, that Republicans are making this Netflix deal a culture war issue. And two things can be true at once, right? Netflix is woke. We know that they make woke content for kids. They're pushing transgender stuff, gay stuff, everything, right? They're race swapping people to fit their, you know, their, their quota. And now they're going to oversee multiple film studios and streaming platforms. That is a concern, right? It is a cultural concern. Also Netflix would have again, more control over the media landscape and the consumer has less choice. That is a monopoly. That is bad for business. Now this 80, $83 billion deal is still pending. And earlier this week, Netflix co CEO Ted Sarandos was on Capitol Hill, and he was basically fighting for his life, saying that, you know, this. He wants this very expensive purchase to go through, and he's saying, no, you know, we're actually not that woke. We're not pushing gay stuff on your kids. And this isn't a Monopoly. But this guy in the background of the hearing had the right idea. I just wanted to point this out. There's this guy in the back. He's sitting perfectly, perfectly seated. Right. Right behind all the action. And this guy, he's in the hearing, and he's got his Monopoly hat on, and he's got this mustache on. Let's. Let's just. He's, like, just playing with the little ends of his mustache there. He's just playing with the ends. And he's sitting there during this whole thing. And it's funny. It's like this whole Monopoly conversation is looming over this deal. And. And this guy is kind of looming in the back of these guys getting grilled on Capitol Hill. It's just very funny. But I wanted to talk about this in terms of. Well, the Mandela effect, right? Have you guys heard of this? I know you have the Mandela effect, as in the. The Berenstain bears versus the Berenstain Bears. The Fruit of the Loom logo. It's kind of this conspiracy theory. I know this technically isn't tinfoil hat time, but it's this conspiracy theory that essentially there is this. It's like a government psyop, right? Like, logos will change, and then they'll gaslight us into thinking that they never changed. Well, Mr. Monopoly is one of those Mandela effect things. It is this, like, this confusing thing where it's like, some people think that he has a monocle and some people don't. And I think that the Monopoly man had a monocle. Like, that is how I remember the Monopoly man. And if you look up photos of the Monopoly man, they have it both ways. With him without the monocle and with it. And he looks naked without the monocle. I mean, genuinely, he is. The. The. The monocle version of the Monopoly man is the one that I know and remember from my childhood. Now, the Monopoly people have come out and said, no, he never had a monocle. You're probably thinking of Mr. Peanut. Like, you're getting confused. I'm not confused. I remember this from my childhood. I do. They are lying to us. Like, I don't know why they do this. Also, the Fruit of the Loom logo, same thing. I know there was a damn cornucopia in it. I know I remember it. I've seen it. I've seen it with my own eyes. And they tell us, no, it never was. It never was. It's quite crazy. This guy looks naked without his monocle. I'm just saying it doesn't look right. There's something wrong with this. There's something seriously wrong. Like, that is not the Monopoly man that I remember. Am I alone in this? You guys can tell me if you think, but I remember. I remember the guy with the monocle. Call me crazy, but I think they're lying to us. I think. I'm with you. Big Monopoly is lying to us. Speaking of business decisions, though, yesterday the Washington Post announced it was laying off almost a third of all of its employees. That's more than 300 hires out of their 800 person newsroom and their editorial staff. And listen, when a newsroom has to make cuts, the meat and the potatoes, the, the breaking news reporters, the politicos, they're safe. And the more fun sections of the site and the paper, they, you know, they may be someone's favorite for, for some, but they're the first to go when, when budget cuts are made. Therefore, the Washington Post has eliminated their sports section, their book section, and has made significant cuts to the international and also the Metro staff. So this signals to me that WaPo is going full steam ahead with left wing American politics. They're going to focus on news, they're not going to focus on anything else. And they're obviously, when they cover news, it's very left wing and when they cover politics, it's very left wing. So I will say good luck with that. Right. And there are a lot of unemployed former WaPo writers today. And I want to say, I just want to make this clear. That doesn't bring me any joy to report on. I don't like when people lose their livelihoods as much as we hate on the mainstream media and all their failures, which I will get to in just a minute. I do feel bad for the people who are losing their jobs, mostly because a lot of these writers, you know, they are getting marching orders from some higher up, some editor to probably produce subpar journalism. And I'm sure some of these people went to school for this and they don't really abide by it. But hey, it's a paycheck. Hey, it's their job, right? They're being told what to do. I do think there's a lesson in this for them, though. The legacy media is dying. We already know this Right. This is why the new media exists. The legacy media is dying. And in true dramatic fashion, the mainstream media is reporting on this. These budget cuts at the WaPo and these staffing cuts as a murder. No, I'm serious. A murder. This is the headline out of the Atlantic. The murder of the Washington Post. Today's layoffs are the latest attempt to kill what makes the paper special. Okay, so I just want to read you a little bit of this, this article. Quote, we're witnessing a murder. Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of the Washington Post, and Will Lewis, the publisher he appointed at the end of 2023, are embarking on the latest step of their plan to kill everything that makes the paper special. The Post has survived for nearly 150 years, evolving from a hometown family newspaper into an indispensable national institution and a pillar of the democratic system. But if Bezos and Louis continue down their present path, it might not survive much longer. Here's some more fear mongering and this crazy language from the media. This is another headline. How Jeff Bezos brought down the Washington Post. This is out of the New Yorker. They say this quote, how could it have come to this? The paper had some profitable years under Bezos, sparked by the 2016 election and the first Trump term. But it began losing enormous sums. 77 million dollars in 2023 and another hundred million in 2024. The owner who once suffered runaway, suffered. Runway was unwilling to tolerate losses of that magnitude. Well, yeah, that's business, right? That's how business works. You can't suffer losses of $77 million. That's, that's not good for business. Yeah, these things don't stay in business for too long. You, you, you can't manage that, right? And then here's a New York Times headline. The Washington Post sports department was among last of its kind. Again, it's so dramatic. And the Post is, you know, they are reassigning some reporters. They're not going to have a sports section per se, but they're going to keep some reporters on to cover things like the super bowl, the Winter Olympics, things like that. It is pretty telling, though, that they would go through with this sports cut or cut to the sports section right before these two massive sports events. You would think that maybe you could hang on a little longer to get through the super bowl this weekend. And the Winter Olympics like these are happening imminently. This must signal that things were really, really bad financially at the Post. Now they're going to have, you know, some kind of a sports thing. In the paper. Like, they're not going to totally, totally get rid of it, but it's. It's going to be pared down quite a bit. And here's. I just want to read this little section from the New York Times article because it is chef's kiss. It is hilarious. Quote. The Post was also a champion of diversity at a time when the press box was overwhelmingly white and male. Emilio Garcia Ruiz, the editor in chief of the San Francisco Chronicle, who edited the Post sports section for six years, said the Post was a leader in women's sports coverage partly because it hired young women who went on to have successful careers. Editors there understood the importance of having a sports staff with a diversity of ideas and representation, that it was important to have the reporters and columnists behind the notebook who looked like and could relate to the athletes on the other side of it. Well, maybe that's not a winning strategy to lace your sports coverage with woke mumbo jumbo. People don't really also give a rip about women's sports at all unless there's a dude in the race. So there's that. You know, people on the left, they always claim, oh, women's sports, women's sports. And, you know, people want the NBA to keep, like, hemorrhaging money to keep the WNBA live. I have no idea why. Um, but it just. Women's sports isn't lucrative. People don't actually care. Um, and again, the only time that people do care about women's sports is when there's a male athlete ruining it or dominating it, I should say. And unless we can bet on women's sports and bet on the trans athletes, then I, I don't think there's going to be much interest in women's sports. Like, you can't carry your sports coverage with that. That can't be your. Your claim to fame. And I just want to throw it out again to people in the chat and also to you guys. Do you go to the Washington Post for your sports coverage? I'm getting a lot of no's, a lot of head shakes left to right. No, of course not. Of course not. You do not get your news or your. Well, you don't get your news coverage from them either, but you certainly don't get your sports coverage. Right before I took this job, I worked at a podcast network, a sports podcast network. I was overseeing six of their shows. Never once did I go to the Washington Post sports section. Never once. Just saying. And this country has the first time I've heard bad racial fatigue. Anyway, they don't want it injected into their sports coverage. It's not a shock that it is going under. Not at all. I also want to talk about a massive layoff happening at a local Lowe's in Gadsden, Alabama. I wonder if anyone in the chat is from Gadsden, Alabama, and knows this story, but I came across this, and I just thought it was absolutely hilarious. So there is a cat named Mama Cat that was working at Lowe's. In Lowe's Home improvement, right? And a lot of home improvement stores like Home Depot and whatnot, they might have a cat that they let roam around their garden department just to keep away rodents and things like that, bugs, whatever. And this Lowe's was no different. They had Mama cat that was strolling around and they would give her a little Lowe's bandana. And I just, I have a soft spot for tuxedo cats because I have a tuxedo cat. But basically mama cat. She was roaming around, she was patrolling, she was on the job. Great employee, Employee of the month. And then some people started complaining about her, just saying that they didn't want a cat in there or whatever. So then she was let go. She was laid off by Lowe's in Gadsden, Alabama. She was rehomed to one of the Lowe's employees. So she's still kind of in the Lowe's family. But the mayor of Gadsden, Alabama, is trying to make this right. So we can pull up his statement here. He posted this on Facebook saying that, you know, he's making this right. He's going to essentially make February 3, 2026, as Lowe's mama Cat Day in Gadsden, Alabama. So he, he is making this a local holiday. Will they get off from work? Probably not, but they are thanking Mama Cat for the past five years, all of her hard work at Lowe's. And he just said this with the ending, ending his statement that, you know, she has all the love and support from here at us here from us at the city. Happy Lo's Mama Cat Day. And she is just so cute, so stinking cute. And I have another crazy cat lady story. So I read this article, this is from Cosmopolitan, and it says, is it just us or are single cat ladies happier? Huh? Are single cat ladies happier? Well, you all know that I'm a single cat lady. And I would say that I'm very happy, okay? I am a very happy person. I, you know, I, I, I am frequently made fun of for my single cat ladiness here. And Ghee has given me this. You might have noticed this on the old set. When I was on Dan's set, I had this behind me, and it said, crazy cat lady. Very small. So maybe you guys, you would need eagle eyes to see it. But it says crazy cat lady. This is from Ghee, who has cats, by the way, so lovingly. And then producer Jim was here, obviously, this week for the relaunch of the Dan Bongino show, and he said that this was a gift. This is producer Jim's idea of a gift. And this is crazy cat lady action figure. This is what he thinks of me. If you could just maybe zoom in and see how disheveled and disgusting this girl looks in her robe. Her robe and her slippers. Jim, this is what you think of me with a cat on her shoulder. And then it comes with six cats. It comes with six cats. I'll have you know, I only have one. I think that, like, how many cats do you have? Do you need to have before you enter into crazy cat lady territory? Andy says 2. What do you guys think? How many cats? Do you think it's more dependent on your crazy? I think it's more dependent on the crazy than the cat. Okay. If you have one and you're just nuts, I would say I'm not crazy. I'm not crazy. And also, I have one cat. And I don't know if you guys know the story, the background story of me getting Birdie, but I didn't really want her. Like, it just fell into my lap, and I had to rescue her, right? So I was working in Nashville at the time, and I was working on Tommy Lahren's show. And Tommy came into the studio, and she has two dogs. She's an animal lover. And she said, hey, guys, there's this cat that showed up on my porch last night soaking wet, middle of the night. It was a rainy night. Cat is just like. She was £4, £4. She's a kitten. She's baby. She's like. Hasn't eaten anything. It's just. Just soaking wet, right? And they take her in. They take Birdie in, and. Except they have two dogs. So then Tommy was going to Fox News headquarters in New York over the weekend, and she was like, I need someone to take this cat, like, just for the weekend. So I said, sure, I'll do it. I will take the cat for the weekend. And then I just fell in love with her. So she stayed, and then I've moved her now to Florida. And she's so traumatized from that experience that Flight experience that I don't think she'll ever get in her crate ever again. But anyway, that's the backstory of why I have a cat and why I'm a cat lady. But per se. But I wouldn't say that I'm a cat lady. It just. I wanted to rescue an animal in need. Does that make me crazy? I don't think so. I don't think so at all. Anyway, you got this distributed. The cat distribution system. I can't hear you. I don't know why. I'm like trying to pull this up, but I can't hear you. It's all the way up. Say that again. So the cat distribution system. Yeah, it's the cat distribution system. Of course. Yeah. It's. If it's meant for you, it will find you kind of a thing. So. So I don't know. Birdie found her way to me and I wasn't going to say no, I wasn't going to mess with the cat distribution system and that whole process. So. So she is mine. So, yes, this is. I'm not quite at this level yet, but maybe one day we'll see. Speaking of being single, I am on a dating app. I am not on Tinder, but James Fishback is running for Florida governor and he jumped on Tinder to try to campaign. This is a campaign strategy for him. So he posted this on X. I've joined Tinder to meet young female voters where they are and share my plan to make it easier for them to get married, buy a home and raise a family. So this was his tinder profile. James, 31 years old. My hottest take is Florida should offer paid maternity leaves to all moms. So he's trying to get in the. The hearts and minds of the liberal voters who might be on. On Tinder, single ladies in Florida on Tinder who might be, I don't know, interested in a different viewpoint. Right. So I think that this was probably a good strategy. Then he posted this saying that he had slid into the DMS of a they them, someone with they them pronouns on their bio. And he asked them if they have they them multiple pronouns. If that means it's two votes for him. This is what he said, checking in on my Tinder campaign for governor. They them, does that mean two votes for me? So I thought that that was very funny. Then he reported earlier this morning he was again doing another check in on his Tinder campaign and he has been banned from Tinder. He was banned from Tinder for advertising, campaigning, or promoting. So his his time on Tinder came to an end. I don't know if he's dating anyone. I don't know. I think he is dating someone. And I would not approve of this campaign tactic. If my boyfriend was running for office, I'd be like, get the hell off of Tinder. Absolutely not. There's some drama there. I would not approve some drama there. Call me crazy. Call me a single crazy cat lady, but I would not approve of that. But if James Fishback decides to keep this stunt going and he's unhinged and I find him, I will certainly let all of the homies. Now let's get into scrolling time. All right, this girl says that she's cutting off her MAGA mom. Watch this. I'll probably get a lot of flack in the comments for this, but I understand and it makes sense. I have not cut off my MAGA mom yet, and I am currently waiting to see what she says about what happened in Minneapolis. She. She lives in. She lives and works just outside of Minneapolis. So this is like, I grew up in the area I grew up in, in St. Croix County, Wisconsin. I just need MAGA to know that when we're making these decisions to cut you people out of our lives, that it is a long and arduous decision. I have wrestled with this decision for years now, and I. I'm. I think I'm there. Okay? She's made her decision that she's going to cut off her mom. Her mom is maga. Okay, so her mom voted for Trump. Maybe. Who knows how extreme this woman is. I'm sure she's normal, and I'm sure she's very nice. I don't know how extreme she really is. You know, if you think that extreme is just, you know, law enforcement enforcing the laws and things like that, then there you go. That's why these people think that we're extreme when we're really not. But this is so sad to me that there are a whole host of liberals that do not want to even talk to conservatives. They don't want them in their lives anymore. And I've dealt with this in my personal life. I've had three friends cut me off because of my conservative viewpoints. I had one friend specifically cut me off because I got a job at Fox News. This was, like, right after college, I had another friend corner me when I was working on Hannity, saying, like, are you okay, like, doing, like, a wellness check on me? Like, do you actually believe this stuff? And I was like, yes. I also dated a guy In New York that was like, do you actually believe the stuff that Fox News says, or are you just, like, working there? And I was like, no, I believe it. There are a lot of people in my life that are just a little shocked that I could actually believe these things. Someone, when I started posting my political opinions on TikTok, I had a old friend reach out to me and say, is this like a bit? Are you joking? Or like, do you actually think this stuff that you say? Yes, I actually think the things that I say. I'm not just out here lying. Then maybe they're projecting. Maybe they think that, you know, people are lying in the political realm all the time on social media. They're not being honest, which I could see. But I am certainly honest about my viewpoints and I am as conservative as they come. And yeah, I'm proud of it. And I think it's really sad that some liberals wouldn't want to be friends with me anymore because I am exactly the same. I've always felt these things. My morals have not changed. I was raised Christian. I, I, I believe all of the things that I believe now. Like, I am not different. They are different. That's the difference. Right? And that's just goes to show how far left the Democrats and the progressives have really gone. Right. They don't even want to have the conversation. They hated what Charlie Kirk was doing. Right. Just having a conversation with someone on the other side of the aisle was just crazy. It was too much for them to handle. And to think that people are going to cut off their blood relatives too. I think maybe it just has to do with the piercings that are in all their face. I think it's messing something up. We had the girl with all the piercings yesterday, and this girl has a piercing right here. And I think that maybe it's just putting some pressure on her smooth brain. Maybe that's what's going on here. Anyway, this next video, this girl is, she is what she says, radicalizing the ground squirrels in front of her apartment complex. So take a look at this. Oh, my goodness. They unionized and they made little protest signs. I couldn't be more proud. I'm being a man I need. Okay, so is this AI? I don't know. The squirrels are acting a little weird. It could be AI. I don't know. But certainly it's weird. So I'll say that I don't know if this girl is actually trying to hang out with the squirrels outside of her apartment, but if you're listening and not watching. There are little tiny like squirrel sized signs in the ground that you put in the ground. La sun melt ice. Squirrel peeing on ice. No ice made by immigrants. No one is illegal, of course. And ICE out. So, oh my. When I, when I put this video on the show, the guys were saying that, you know, there's a trade off when it comes to girls. The hotter that they are, maybe the crazier that they are and you have to decide whether the crazy is worth dating the hot girl. And you know, this girl is attractive and I don't know, I don't think that. I think there might be a screw or, or a few loose up there for her to be hanging out with squirrels and letting them jump all over her. Certainly. Yeah, I, I just, I don't think that she's the girl you want to take home to mom, in my opinion. Here's the next video. It says, pov, you patrol Home Depot on your lunch break. So here's this girl and yes, she has blue hair. Yes, she has blue hair and she says she's patrolling Home Depot because at Home Depot, I guess a lot of illegal immigrants work there or, you know, they get their construction supplies there or whatnot. So ICE was staging some detention efforts there and I don't know what this girl thinks she's doing other than wasting gas, but that she's not doing anything. You're not doing anything. You're not going to prevent ICE from doing their job. You're not going to prevent ICE from detaining anyone. There's nothing you can do. I was cracking up at the comments of that though. And I didn't bring my iPad out there, so I can't show you guys the comments. But someone said, no, I, I think you really should go out there and you should try to get in between the detainees and ice. You're certainly big enough. I think you have a shot. And I was cracking up at the comments last night. Night when I was looking at this in bed. It was just very funny. Yeah, big girl. And I think maybe she should fight them. This next one cracked me up. It says, no one is driving drunk on stolen land. Officer. The red and blue lights flashing. He has no idea what day it is or what planet he's on. Listen, nothing matters that there are no rules. This is stolen land. We're all just on a floating rock in the universe. There are no rules. There's no need for law enforcement. This is what they think. There's no need for law enforcement. There's no need to enforce. Anything. Just anything goes, right? Anything goes, Officer. I'm not drunk. I'm on stolen land. I'm on stolen land. All right, I guess we're at the end of the show here. I'm going to save these few videos, next few videos for tomorrow, and I'll see you right back here then. In the meantime, you can follow me on social media. Ayleycarania H a Y L E Y C A R O N I a and I'll see you then. Bye.