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Haley Karenia (0:00)
Hi, I'm here to pick up my son, Milo. There's no Milo here. Who picked up my son from school?
Donald Trump (0:06)
Streaming only on Peacock.
Scott Bryson (0:10)
I'm gonna need the name of everyone.
Donald Trump (0:12)
That could have a connection.
Haley Karenia (0:13)
You don't understand. It was just the five of us. So this was all planned. What are you gonna do? I will do whatever it takes to get my son back.
Donald Trump (0:21)
I honestly didn't see this coming.
Haley Karenia (0:23)
These nice people killing each other.
Donald Trump (0:25)
All her fault.
Haley Karenia (0:26)
A new series streaming now only on Peacock. Hello and welcome to Nightly Scroll. I'm Haley Karenia. If you're watching on X or on Facebook right now, hello. Welcome to the show. I would urge you to come over to Rumble. Rumble.com Haley will bring you to the Bongina Report channel, which is where you can watch Nightly scroll in full. Because if you're watching on X or on Facebook, you're only going to get a little bit and the best parts are at the end. I've got Scott Bryson, former Secret Service agent, on deck. Tonight. We're going to go through some holiday scams to be careful of and so much more. So make sure you're coming over to Rumble to watch the show. And hello to everyone in the chat who's already made the good decision to come on over. But of course, if you can't catch us live at 6:00pm Eastern Time, you can always catch us on your favorite podcast platform, Apple Podcast, Spotify, iHeart. Wherever you get your show, it helps. So make sure that you tell a friend about a show. You know, yesterday I was hosting for Vince and tomorrow I will be on the radio show. So if you want to want to listen to that, I would appreciate it. I'll be there as well. And then tomorrow night, I've got a great interview with a mental health professional who is blowing the lid off of the transgender lunacy. So that's going to be a can't miss interview. So tune in for all of that. We will be dark on Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving, but White House holiday festivities have kicked off this week. Melania Trump, first Lady, welcomed the Christmas tree yesterday, and that's also when the two turkeys who were set to be pardoned also arrived in D.C. the National Thanksgiving Turkey presentation is the ceremony that takes place now at the White House every year the week leading up to Thanksgiving. So it took place today. And this is one of my favorite White House traditions. I think it's so cute. It's so wholesome. And the President of the United States is presented with a live domestic turkey by the National Turkey Federation. And they usually present him with a male or two. They usually pardon two turkeys of the broad breasted white variety. And this tradition started in the 40s. And when it started in the 40s, it was a little dark because the turkeys that were presented to the President were usually slaughtered and then eaten for Thanksgiving dinner. But then starting in the 70s, they began to pardon the turkeys, which is much more wholesome, much more kid and family friendly. And the whole purpose of the pardon is to save them from being slaughtered, slaughtered and eaten on Thanksgiving dinner. So it is customary that the two turkeys that are pardoned each year stay the night at the Willard intercontinental Hotel in D.C. across from the White House. That's where they await their pardoning ceremony. Pretty nice. You know, if illegal immigrants can get hotel rooms, free hotel rooms in this country, the least we can do is put up the turkeys that are going to be pardoned the next day in the Rose Garden. So that happened earlier today. Here are some pictures of these turkeys in the hotel room the night before. It's a nice room. It's a very nice room. If we can take a look here. They're, look at them kikiing on the, on the floor and they're bouncing on the bed like monkeys on the, monkeys on the bed. Here they are getting their close up shots. And of course it's crazy. You know, I went to Fairfield University and we had turkeys all over campus and they were not the white breasted turkey variety. They were the brown turkey that we know and love. The iconic. What you think of when you think of a turkey like the brown turkeys? These white turkeys are gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous. But the White House social media team introduced this year's turkey in in the style of the hit reality show Love Island. Look at this. Tomorrow, two new eligible turkeys enter the coop looking for love. Meet Gobble. 52 pounds of golf loving and bojangle biscuit eating energy, living out his signature motto, always under par, never undercooked. And meet waddle, the wolf pack hype bird fueled entirely by sweet potatoes and cheerwine floats. Two birds ready to ruffle some feathers in the coop. Tune in tomorrow to see what happens next. All right, so obviously the White House social media team having a little fun with some pop culture there. But you know, when I hosted Vince yesterday, we had White House correspondent for the Daily Wire, Mary Margaret Olihan on the show and she said that the names of the turkeys are chosen by the public every year, which I didn't know this year's turkeys, as we just saw in the video, are Waddle and Gobble. But in previous years, they had peach and blossom, chocolate and chip, peanut butter and jelly, peas and carrots, drumstick and wishbone, tot and tater cobbler and Gobbler, pecan and pumpkin, flyer and fryer, liberty and freedom, just to name a few of those iconic duos. And the National Turkey Federation will take Gobble and Waddle back to North Carolina, and they're going to go to the North Carolina State University Department of Poultry Science in Raleigh, North Carolina. So after their pardon, they're going to go back and I guess students will study them and they'll just, they'll live in peace forever. They never have to worry about becoming Thanksgiving dinner ever again. But before they go back to North Carolina, they've got a big day at the White House today. So Waddle joined the White House press corps in the briefing room with White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt earlier today. Look at this. I mean, right on cue there. Message spreads the turkey gospel. Spreading the turkey. Spreading the turkey gospel is what Caroline Levitt said there. But right on cue, you know, this turkey knows business. He knows exactly. You know, the comedic timing was just on par. But, you know, let's get to the good part, right? President Trump, this was a standup comedy special if I've ever seen one. We all know that President Trump is funny, but this is, I mean, this was some of his best work. So before he pardoned the turkeys Waddle and Gobble from this year, he re pardoned the turkeys from last year's pardon because those, according to President Trump, were null and void. Here's why.
