Scrolling with Hayley

Clintons Grilled On Epstein Connections - Scrolling w/ Hayley (Ep. 245)

65 min
Feb 27, 2026about 2 months ago
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Summary

Host Hayley Karania covers the Clinton depositions regarding Epstein connections, newly uncovered CIA documents about mind control via vaccines (Project Artichoke), rising violence attributed to transgender individuals, and commentary on government overreach and media narratives.

Insights
  • Clinton depositions reveal potential financial connections through the Clinton Foundation and Global Initiative that may warrant scrutiny beyond direct personal relationships with Epstein
  • Declassified CIA documents detailing mind control drug research via vaccines fuel conspiracy theories about government population control, though causation between vaccines and societal anxiety remains unproven
  • Media framing of crime suspects avoids identifying transgender individuals despite apparent relevance to narrative, creating credibility gaps that drive audience distrust of traditional news
  • Compliance with government mandates (COVID vaccines, mask protocols) was achieved through fear-based messaging rather than scientific clarity, suggesting psychological control mechanisms may be more effective than pharmaceutical ones
  • Polarization around voter ID requirements reflects deeper partisan divide where one side frames election security as racist while the other views it as basic civic responsibility
Trends
Increased scrutiny of Clinton Foundation financial networks and donor relationships in political discourseResurgence of MKUltra and Project Artichoke conspiracy theories in mainstream alternative mediaMedia avoidance of identifying suspect demographics (transgender, immigration status) creating credibility erosionRising incidents of violence attributed to transgender individuals becoming political talking pointVoter ID debate becoming proxy for broader election integrity vs. voter suppression ideological divideFro-yo market resurgence in foodie/lifestyle sectors after 2016-era declineDress code debates at airports reflecting broader cultural shift toward comfort over formality in public spacesParental negligence incidents (alcohol in school lunches) becoming police department social media awareness campaigns
Topics
Clinton-Epstein Deposition and Financial ConnectionsCIA Project Artichoke and Vaccine Mind Control ClaimsTransgender Violence and Media Reporting BiasCOVID-19 Vaccine Mandates and Government OverreachVoter ID Requirements and Election SecurityPresidential Assassination Threats and Secret Service ResponseGender Dysphoria and Hormone Disrupting ChemicalsMedia Credibility and Selective ReportingAirport Dress Code Enforcement and Social NormsClinton Foundation Donor Vetting and TransparencyGhislaine Maxwell and Clinton Circle ConnectionsEndocrine Disruptors in Consumer ProductsPolitical Violence and Threat AssessmentFajita Ordering as Attention-Seeking BehaviorSchool Lunch Safety and Parental Responsibility
Companies
Clinton Foundation
Discussed as recipient of Epstein-linked donations and potential beneficiary of Epstein network introductions and fun...
Clinton Global Initiative
Mentioned as organization where Ghislaine Maxwell was involved in budget discussions and logistics planning
Newsmax
Host's former employer that did not mandate COVID-19 vaccination, contrasting with other media companies' policies
CVS
Referenced for pandemic-era directional signage and mask enforcement protocols as example of government-mandated meas...
Walgreens
Referenced for pandemic-era directional signage and mask enforcement protocols as example of government-mandated meas...
Getty Images
Mentioned in context of photographer terminology and licensing requirements for image use
Tampa International Airport
Subject of satirical social media campaign joking about banning pajamas and Crocs to improve passenger experience
Fulton County Schools
School district where alcohol was accidentally packed in student's lunch box, prompting police awareness campaign
Lululemon
Mentioned as example of athleisure brand offering comfortable yet professional clothing alternatives to pajamas
People
Hillary Clinton
Deposed by House Oversight Committee regarding Epstein connections; testified she has no recollection of meeting Epstein
Bill Clinton
Deposed by House Oversight Committee; acknowledged knowing Epstein but denied knowledge of criminal activities
Jeffrey Epstein
Central figure in deposition; emails show potential connections to Clinton circle through financial and social networks
Ghislaine Maxwell
Attended Chelsea Clinton's 2010 wedding; involved in Clinton Global Initiative budget discussions and fundraising
James Comer
House Oversight Committee Chairman who conducted Clinton depositions and determined they remain closed-door proceedings
Lauren Boebert
Congresswoman who provided photo of Hillary Clinton testifying to Benny Johnson, causing deposition disruption
Benny Johnson
Posted photo of Hillary Clinton's deposition testimony on social media, causing temporary hearing suspension
Nancy Bace
Congresswoman who claimed Hillary Clinton was screaming and unhinged during deposition testimony
Donald Trump
Referenced as target of multiple assassination attempts and threats; subject of Secret Service investigations
Wesley Arnold
80-year-old retired professor who made veiled threats about shooting President Trump using camera terminology
Blue Zeke Daly
26-year-old transgender individual accused of shooting at Border Patrol agent at Canadian border crossing
Chris Ruddy
CEO of Newsmax who allowed employees to decline COVID-19 vaccination without penalty or documentation
Anthony Fauci
Referenced sarcastically as subject of 'worship' in scientific community during pandemic response
Gavin Newsom
California Governor referenced for controversial statements regarding race and intelligence
Bryson DeChambeau
Professional golfer mentioned as host's hypothetical dinner party guest and 'plus one'
Quotes
"As someone who grew up in a home with domestic abuse, not only would I have not flown on his plane if I had any inkling of what he was doing, I would have turned him in myself and led the call for justice for his crimes, not sweetheart deals."
Bill ClintonOpening statement to House Oversight Committee
"I know you are close with Hillary, but if she gets the nomination and you vote for her, I'll fucking kill you."
Unknown (from Epstein files email)Email evidence discussed
"Meetings with Hillary are not discreet when?"
Jeffrey EpsteinEmail response regarding meeting arrangements
"I think the money trail is the primary question or one of the questions that the Clintons are going to ask, Hillary Clinton's going to be asked?"
Legal analyst (unnamed)Discussion of deposition focus
"I don't know how many times I had to say I did not know Jeffrey Epstein. I never went to his island. I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices."
Hillary ClintonDeposition testimony
Full Transcript
Hello and welcome to Scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Karania. Happy Friday, everyone, to all of my homies in the chat and anyone who might be listening later on. I hope everyone is getting ready for the weekend, but before we get ready for the weekend, we have a great show on deck for you. So quick reminder, of course, to subscribe and tell a friend. Wherever you watch the show, subscribe, tell a friend. All right. The Clintons are finally in the hot seat, being deposed by the House Oversight Committee on their ties to Epstein or not, according to Hillary. And a CIA memo detailed how the government intended to use vaccines to make the public sick, irritable, and to control their minds in order to turn individuals into their very own killing machines. I would put my tinfoil hat on, but this is a real story. Then, more transviolence on the rise. The media will do just about anything to tell it like it is, but I will. I've got scrolling time with funny animal videos for a nice end of the week palate cleanser, and I am blind reacting to Justin's videos, which I'm excited for, and answering your questions from my Instagram story, and of course I will prioritize all of you in the chat, so get your questions ready for later in the show, and put your phones on do not disturb. Scrolling with Haley starts right now. Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton finally being asked questions on the record, at least, about their ties to Epstein. Former President Bill Clinton is being deposed today. Hillary Clinton was deposed yesterday, and this is all taking place at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center. The Clintons apparently made a big stink about this whole thing. At first, they didn't want to comply. They said that, oh, well, the subpoena wasn't valid. They didn't want to talk. They didn't want to talk on the record. Well, here we are. And I don't know why they couldn't get their butts down to D.C., but the House Oversight Committee hauled their butts up to New York for this. So getting these depositions on the books was reportedly not an easy task. Democrats claimed that this deposition was a whole big waste of time. And Republicans yesterday asked questions about apparently UFOs and Pizzagate. You're not going to see me complaining about that. Not on this show. But, of course, they're being asked about their ties to Epstein, which Hillary Clinton denied. Bill Clinton, on the other hand, can't exactly deny that he knew Epstein, but he is denying knowing that Jeffrey Epstein was a total creep, or at least he's saying that, well, he wasn't a total creep when I used to hang out with him, which is just funny. But here's Bill Clinton's opening statement, and this is what he posted on X. As someone who grew up in a home with domestic abuse, not only would I have not flown on his plane if I had any inkling of what he was doing, I would have turned him in myself and led the call for justice for his crimes, not sweetheart deals. So of course, you know, shoulda, woulda, coulda. You know, if only Bill Clinton knew what a creep Jeffrey Epstein was, he would have gotten him in jail. I mean, he would have held him accountable himself. Interesting. So then he, this is part of his opening statement to the House Oversight Committee. And essentially it's just a whole bunch of hear no evil, see no evil. I didn't know anything. But the reason why I'm here is because no president is above the law, not even myself. Then the second reason he's here is because he cares so much about the girls that were abused by Jeffrey Epstein. And he's all upset about Hillary Clinton being deposed the day before. He's saying, you know, you made Hillary come in. She didn't even know Jeffrey Epstein. She didn't even remember meeting him. And that is what Hillary Clinton said yesterday. Listen to this. It's over hours from now, but the Associated Press is reporting Hillary Clinton in testimony says, and she's under oath, she has no information on Epstein's criminal activities and never recalls meeting him. Jason. That may be true, but I think the question is what about the money? I think what you're going to see from this, again, no allegation of necessarily breaking the law, but what about the money? I think the money trail is the primary question or one of the questions that the Clintons are going to ask, Hillary Clinton's going to be asked? Donations that went into the Clinton initiative. What about the Global Foundation? And what were the introductions? Because the soft power of having a former secretary of state or having a first lady making introductions, opening doors, there are going to be a lot of questions about that. Yeah, I do have a lot of questions because I, again, I agree. We don't know if it's true that Hillary Clinton didn't know or didn't remember meeting Jeffrey Epstein. I don't know if that's true or not, but I do find it hard to believe, especially once you know that the Epsteins were involved in crowdfunding and sourcing for the Clinton Foundation. It just seems odd that you would just have no recollection of this person. And interestingly enough, last night I was doing research for this show, obviously. And I went to the DOJ website with the Epstein files and I searched Hillary Clinton in the files. So I'm reading these emails with Hillary's name in it and I'm going through all the pages. Then I didn't get the links. I just figured I'll go back to this later. And around 8.30 p.m., I was going back to add the links into my rundown for the guys and could not search anything in the Epstein files anymore. I don't know why. I went there, I refreshed the page, I closed it, I opened it again, I tried it multiple times. Last night, couldn't search anything. There's a search function where it's basically like Control-F. Like you can go into the Epstein files and anything that you search will come up if it's in there. And again, I know that searching Hillary would bring things up because I did it earlier in the day and I found it. And then I did it late last night and I couldn't search for anything. And I even tried names that I had searched for previous shows, like Selena Gomez for my tinfoil hat time second about her ties to, alleged ties to Epstein, potentially. And like Selena Gomez wasn't coming up. Hillary wasn't coming up. Trump even wasn't coming up. Like I tried all of these names that I knew were in the files. And I guess the search function was broken. So I would like Escalades outside your house. I don't know. I didn't see any. but again, you can never be too sure. So I don't know, maybe, and let me just say, I have been in that document or in that website, I mean, almost every day for the last, I don't know, few weeks, like I go and I check things and I go and I check things. I don't know. I'm very happy. I'm not going to kill myself just for the record. You know, I'm spending a lot of time in these files. They're blocking me from them now. But anyway, who knows? Maybe it was just some kind of a glitch. But this is why I'm showing you these emails from Benny Johnson's Twitter and not the DOJ files themselves, because I couldn't get access to them again last night. So this is an email from the Epstein files that I did see with my own eyes. So I know that this is real. But it said that, I know you were close with Hillary. This is an email between Jeffrey Epstein and someone. And it's not the first photo, but it is the, let's the second one. Go to the next one. This one. So email from Redacted, and it's to Jeff Epstein, which is also interesting too, because I feel like, I don't know if Jeffrey Epstein had multiple emails or not, but it comes up differently here where sometimes it would say GE vacation or whatever his weird email is. And this just says Jeff Epstein. So again, I don't know, but this is from someone to allegedly Jeff Epstein. And it says, I know you are close with Hillary, but if she gets the nomination and you vote for her, I'll fucking kill you. I think I converted frog from a liberal or maybe BO did. I don't know who frog is and maybe BO is Barack Obama, but I don't think Barack Obama would be making people conservative. I mean, maybe. But I know you are close with Hillary. So this is someone close enough to Epstein to email him saying, I know you are close with Hillary. So I don't know. I mean, can you be close to someone without ever meeting them? Could you be considered close to someone even if you've only met them online? I don't think so. I mean, how would this person know that Jeffrey Epstein was close with Hillary. Certainly they would have been seen together or communicating with one another or Jeffrey Epstein told people that they were close. Certainly Jeffrey and Bill had a closer relationship. So it's possible that this person just said that they were close, meaning close to Bill and Hillary by proxy. And maybe Bill Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein were all about girls and cheating potentially. So it's possible that Hillary was totally kept in the dark on this relationship. You're not going to bring your wife along on some sex bender, hypothetically. So that is possible. It's a possibility. Now, here's the other email correspondent saying that meetings with Hillary are not discreet. So this is an email from Olivier Cologne to Jeffrey Epstein. I'm sorry. Yeah, to Jeffrey Epstein. And he said, could you organize a discreet meeting between Sarko and Hillary Clinton in New York? If not, who should we ask? And then Jeffrey Epstein replied, meetings with Hillary are not discreet when? So again, this is Hillary Clinton is on the record saying she's never met Epstein. So then why would this person ask Epstein to set up a meeting with her? It just seems odd. Can you order a discreet or organize a discreet meeting between someone and Hillary Clinton if you don't know the person? Why would you be the person? Why would you be the guy to set up that meeting if it's someone that you've never met? Why would you be tasked with setting those meetings up? How would you know if it's not discreet if you've never set up a meeting with her before? I mean, you could assume that setting up a meeting with, you know, a former secretary of state, presidential candidate, etc. wouldn't be discreet, but it just seems like they were closer than Hillary Clinton is letting on. Again, nothing in these emails proves that, but it just seems, you know, if you're reading between the lines and this is how people email back and forth with one another and you have a basic understanding of interpersonal communication, then you would think that you would know the person that you're talking about. And if people are inquiring about Hillary Clinton with you, Jeffrey Epstein, then you would think that they would know each other. But the deposition was behind closed doors. Apparently, the Clintons wanted this out in the open, live streamed to the public. And House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said that they would keep the depositions consistent with how they've conducted all the other ones. So I asked my friend who's a lawyer, like, what does this mean? Why would why would it be closed versus open? And he says, legally, there is absolutely no difference. Legally, it's no difference. And it's honestly kind of stupid that I guess they're just doing this in terms of being consistent, which I can understand. but apparently this is being filmed and it is going to be released to the public. So what's the difference? You know, I mean, to be closed, are they thinking that there's going to be less of a media frenzy? Not really. I mean, there's media outside standing there covering it. You know, Hillary Clinton took questions outside the art center last night, which we'll get to. So it's not like it was to tamp down on any media frenzy, but it just seems odd to me. But the questioning was temporarily stalled because Benny Johnson posted this photo on social media during the deposition yesterday. And he said, breaking the first image of Hillary Clinton testifying under oath about Jeffrey Epstein to the Republican Oversight Committee. This is the first time Hillary has had to answer real questions about Epstein. Clinton does not look happy. And he mentioned that the photo was provided by Lauren Boebert, Congresswoman Lauren Boebert. So Hillary Clinton was, I guess she caught wind that this was circulating and she got very upset. This stalled. And then Benny said this, I can't believe this is happening. Hillary Clinton just stormed out of the Epstein deposition because I posted a photo of her testifying. Now the Clinton PR team is crying about me to the press. This is insane. The deposition is being filmed and will be released in full. Hillary wanted it to be done live on TV. Rep Boebert gave me permission to post a photo she took before the hearing started with credit. Hillary's trying to get out of answering questions about Epstein because of a picture. Does this sound desperate to you? And Grok did reply to that post with a community note saying she did not storm out of the room. So a little dramatic, but Hillary was pissed about the picture and what this meant for the rules and standards that they had agreed upon originally before this all started. So this is what you had to say about that. Listen. A bit of a challenge in the beginning because we had agreed upon rules based on the fact it was going to be a closed hearing at their demand. And one of the members violated that rule, which was very upsetting because it suggested that they might violate other of our agreements. So we had to cease the hearing for a period of time until we could get assurances that no rules would be broken going forward. And we returned to answer questions repetitively, literally over and over again. I don't know how many times I had to say I did not know Jeffrey Hepstein. I never went to his island. I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices. So it's on the record numerous times. Hillary Clinton apparently cares very deeply about playing by the rules. She didn't care about playing by the rules when she was the secretary of state and she was using her personal email server. That's neither here nor there. And I can understand wanting to play by the rules, but she wanted the media in the room in the first place. So it's really not that big of a deal. I don't really know why she would be that upset about having a photo posted. you know should lauren boebert have sent this photo to benny johnson no probably would have been smart to just stick to the rules considering how difficult this was to negotiate with the clintons apparently like i wouldn't want to do anything that would you know prevent this from going forward but thankfully it did go forward and afterwards hillary clinton was asked questions about it and here's what she had to say about her ties to glenn maxwell can i ask why was glenn Maxwell, thank you for the Dr. Chelsea Clinton's wedding in 2010. She'd already been mentioned in a civil lawsuit by Virginia Jufri before that. Jeffrey Epstein had already been convicted before that. She came as the plus one, the guest of someone who was invited. Thank you all. She did a Biden She pulled a Joe Biden there When you done answering questions you just say you just do a little pivot You turn on your heel and you just walk the other way That exactly what Hillary Clinton did just there You know she kind of answered the question Again, acting like Ghislaine Maxwell was just some random person's plus one to a wedding is completely absurd. It's not like Ghislaine Maxwell, you know, eked her way into the wedding. Like she was just some wedding crasher. She wasn't invited. Oh, we don't know who this person is. You know, Jeffrey Epstein had ties to Bill Clinton. Certainly Hillary Clinton knew who Jeffrey Epstein was. And if you know who Jeffrey Epstein was, you knew who Glenn Maxwell was. It was kind of like two peas in a pod. And emails show that Glenn Maxwell was involved in budget discussions and other logistics for the Clinton Global Initiative Conference. She actually, they got funding through Epstein networks. The Glenn Maxwell arranged a one million dollar wire transfer to pay for a, quote, Clinton project. And, you know, did the one million dollars get to the Clintons? We don't know that. But the Clinton Foundation did say that it received twenty five thousand dollars in a donation from Epstein or an Epstein affiliated foundation. And again, this is all as these, you know, grumblings about child sex abuse like this was already on the table. And Maxwell was involved in the Clinton circle. She was seen at other events, not just Chelsea Clinton's wedding. Certainly, if you're invited to someone's wedding, I guess if you're a famous person, you got to you got to invite your your parents, friends kind of a thing. You got to make them happy. But that would mean that Glenn Maxwell was a friend of the Clintons. I mean, again, you just don't bring random people to your wedding, I think, too. And I don't know this for sure, but I feel like security would probably be pretty tight at a Clinton daughter wedding. You know, you don't just let people in. You're probably stingier with plus ones and knowing who's going to be on the list. I'm assuming that people were vetted by Secret Service and things like that. So I don't know. It just seems odd that they're like, she just kind of snuck in. Like she was, we didn't really know that she was going to be there. So she was someone's guest. It just seems odd to me after you've been fundraising for the Clintons for the years prior and then you're invited to the wedding. It just seems like you were invited because they were friendly. and or they were doing a favor because of money and certain things like that. But certainly you can't argue that you didn't know who she was. Just totally absurd. But I'm looking forward to seeing some clips from Bill Clinton's testimony and his deposition as they come out and certainly more from Hillary Clinton's because Congresswoman Nancy Bace said that Hillary Clinton was screaming and was unhinged during her deposition. and I would like to see footage of that. Hillary? Yeah. No. Yeah, apparently she was screaming and unhinged. She's the sanest person I've seen. I would really like to see these videos of her being unhinged and screaming. Maybe I can understand it being frustrating being asked the same questions over and over if you feel like you've already answered the question, but this is the name of the game. Sorry, you're being deposed. Listen, you're being deposed by members of Congress. They're all going to be asking you similar stuff. Like, get over it. Let's Pokemon go to the deposition. Yep. You would think she'd be a little bit more calm. She's been to so many of these. I know. Do you think she had her emotional support hot sauce in her bag? Just for some extra swag going into the deposition. All right, her good luck hot sauce. Tired of partisan noise? America's more divided than ever. But Independent Americans is adding light to contrast all that heat. Independent Americans. Daily News with Army veteran Paul Rykoff. pressing issues of the day with leaders who are shaping what America will be in the future. We're going to bring the righteous media five eyes. Independence, integrity, information, inspiration, and impact. Join the movement. Independent Americans from Believe. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. All right. Conspiracy theorists are batting a thousand. And for believers of MKUltra, this is for you. Newly uncovered CIA documents about Project Artichoke reveal the government was interested in mind control. Artichoke was a precursor to MKUltra that would look into ways to drug the public to control them in certain ways. They talked about using vaccines to induce anxiety, depression, irritability in the masses. and again, I said at the beginning of the show, I would have put my tinfoil hat on, but this seems to be the truth. Do I think the government is capable of using a vaccine to drug the masses or to poison the masses? Absolutely, especially to induce anxiety, depression and irritability. Look at society today. That's proof enough that maybe, you know, we have a society that is completely mentally ill and sick. Is that because of vaccines? I don't know. Is it because of some other government thing? I don't know. But we certainly do have way more sick people and anxiety and depression. We have way more of that now than ever before. So here is what Justin has my tinfoil hat on. Because I'm already wearing a hat today. Show everyone, show everyone. it doesn't even fit over your hair it looks very silly on you because you can't even put is it too small for you might be a little small my tinfoil bucket anyway someone put me on a on a walkway i need a run i need a runway so i'm very handsome is this in season very handsome i don't think it's in season i don't think it's in in vogue right now but you could always start the trend you could always start it someone in the chat said looks cute so you could take that to the bank thank you chatter pat yourself on the back looking cute all right so this cia memo is talking about vaccines here and this is again part of this relative artichoke thing and they're talking about chemicals in drugs and in this highlighted section it says the second type of drug should be one that could be administered over a considerable period of time possibly being placed in food or water and would either have an agitating effect producing anxiety nervousness tension etc or a depressing effect creating a feeling of despondency hopelessness lethargy etc this study should include chemicals or drugs that can effectively be concealed in common items such as food water coca-cola beer liquor cigarettes etc this type of drug should also be capable of use in standard medical treatments such as vaccinations shots etc boomer grandpa in the chat says we're just the guinea pigs yeah I mean that's exactly how I felt when they came out with the COVID shot and they were like you know everyone needs to get this if you don't get this you're gonna die I was like I don't think I'm gonna get that I really don't think I'm gonna get that and I've said this on the show before I am eternally grateful that I was working at Newsmax at the time of the COVID-19 vaccine mandates because at other companies they were forcing you to get doctor's notes exemptions religious exemptions, et cetera, because they were afraid of getting fined because the New York state government was going to fine any or they threatened to fine any company in New York $14,000 per unvaccinated employee. And when you have a big company, that's a hard thing to promise that you're not going to, you know, foot that bill. And when I was working at Newsmax, it's a smaller company. I mean, there were a lot of employees and a lot of employees that didn't want to get vaccinated. But the CEO, Chris Ruddy, sent us an email saying, if you don't want to get this shot, you don't have to. And I felt so relieved in that moment because I didn't want to get it. And I'm not, I wouldn't consider myself, especially at the time, I wouldn't have considered myself anti-vax. I've gotten all of my vaccines up until COVID happened. And I think certain ones are effective. Certain ones are probably not. And I think certain ones we really don't understand or know how damaging they really are. I think we all probably got vaccines that might be causing other issues in our body. And we don't know that it's the vaccine because that research hasn't been done yet. And certainly when the research is being done, the left will call it racist and white supremacist. But... Well, did the vaccine have milk in it? if it has whole milk, then it's racist. Somebody is getting kickbacks there. I don't know. Well, yeah, that's how it works. So someone in the chat said retest all vaccines. I completely agree. Again, getting the funding, though, to test all these vaccines, which I agree needs to happen, but getting the left on board for any of that, they're going to be like, no, trust the science, trust the science. It's been there for years and years. Like, how dare you retest this? when the whole purpose of science is that it's evolutionary. Things change and you're supposed to ask questions and test changes and test hypotheses. Like that's the whole point of science is that it's changing and why not test those changes? So anyway. I thought science was just a big Anthony Fauci worship circle. That's true too. That's true too. Yes, it is. Um, it's also science is also when they put arrows down on the floor of CVS and Walgreens and they tell you to walk in certain directions so that you don't get COVID. That is science. That's science. It's also science when in New York, they put spray paint circles on the grass in Central Park and told people to only sit in them with members of your household to not spread COVID-19. This is all science. also don't wear masks because the nurses need them but then also do wear masks because if you don't you're gonna die or wear anything as a mask it doesn't matter just anything yeah just do you remember those photos back from when covid first happened and people really had no idea what was going on and it was really fear it was getting really fear-mongering and people had like plastic bags over their head in the grocery store and they were making certain oh that was crazy they put garbage cans over their head and just made eye holes it's like what it was total lunacy so then it's like these people didn't at that point people didn't even have a vaccine to put in their arms yet and they were still like gung-ho to get this stuff this is why as much as i believe this MKUltra mind control vaccine thing, people have been controlled before vaccines because the lunacy was already going on. Government blew the budget here. All they needed to do was write an article in the New York Times and everyone was falling in line. No, seriously. I mean, there's no need for mass mind control drugs in the arm. Unless all of the vaccines that we've gotten up until this point made them like that, made them so compliant and so scared and so anxious and so irritable that this was just the next vaccine on the docket, but maybe Project Artichoke already was completely effective. Yeah, I think much more likely half the population is just really dumb. Yeah. Or half the population, like people who didn't fall for the vaccine nonsense, were just superior in every way. Glass half full, glass half empty. Yeah, I don't know. So anyway, I can totally believe that the government would want to make us dependent on certain things and make us all anxious and depressed and make people essentially that would never fight back. And it makes you wonder why the government was mandating vaccines so hard. And then aside from the vaccine part, also in this CIA memo, they were talking about how they could use this Project Artichoke mind control thing to basically force people to become assassins if the government so needed one. They could just pluck one out and make someone kill someone for them. And this is crazy. They discussed a plan to drug someone with a substance that would turn them into an assassin and target a foreign adversary. But they also mentioned in this document that this technology could be used on an American target as well if needed. It says, government be induced under Artichoke to perform an act involuntarily of attempted assassination against a prominent blank, blank, blank politician, or if necessary, against an American official. If you didn't hate the government already, you certainly should hate them now. And if you already hated the government, like all of us, you should certainly hate them even more. Whether Project artichoke has been used on American citizens to target certain people and kill them. I don't know. I don't know if we'll ever know, but there is an alarming rate of violence in this country, political violence, and we have a president with a target on his back. He has survived multiple assassination attempts, and the threats do not stop coming, do they? This is an 80-year-old retired professor named Wesley Arnold. He spoke at a city council meeting in Warren, Michigan, and he detailed his plans to shoot President Trump. Listen. ATL 36X arriving shortly, which I hope to actually use to shoot the President of the United States. I'm not kidding. This is a very high powerful item, and it's great for a headshot at a distance. Have you heard of a high power ATL 36X? So apparently this is a camera. It is not a gun, but he purposely wanted to use certain language to make it seem like he was going to shoot. And he said perfect for headshots at a certain distance. It's like it's camera terminology and jargon and also, you know, quite alarming when you are talking about a shooting the president of the United States, especially with everything that's already happened. So the Secret Service paid this elderly man a visit and then he spoke to local news about that experience and he denies wanting to kill President Trump. This is where he explains that he was actually talking about a camera. Listen. I just gave the Secret Service my my picture I took. You're talking to the Secret Service, right? They just left. They're the ones that left before you got here. But the Secret Service that just left, they didn't arrest you, though. That may or may not happen. We'll see. Are you worried about being arrested? No, I'm a harmless old man, and I believe in freedom of speech, and I believe in informing my city council of what things was But that speech though was a little bit threatening though wouldn you think It turned out that way but this is But we going to kill the president No, no, no, no. This is the way it went down. I'm in the habit of saying you shoot a headshot or you shoot a picture rather than you take a picture. So when you said shoot, you meant by a camera, not a gun. Of course. But you mentioned a gun, though. No. a high-power ATL 36 X arriving shortly that can let you take a picture from a very long distance away which I hope to actually use to shoot the president of the United States I'm not kidding you see why people would always confuse just so we're clear you he blew it want to shoot the president Trump of course never did want to no I am I have no intent of shooting any. He's just an old man. He's just an old man. Don't blame him. He just said that he wanted to shoot the president. He didn't mean it. He meant it the other way. How do you actually look someone in the face and you're on local news and you say, well, I didn't mean any harm by this. You have to be so stupid. He knew exactly what he was doing. This was a targeted attempt. He knew that he was going to get headlines. He knew that he was going to get attention. This is exactly what he wanted. And you could hear his tone when he's like, yeah, the Secret Service came by and they might arrest me. It's like, you wanted this. Superhero movie where the evil villain announces his evil plan. He's like at a press conference. I'm going to shoot the president. I'm not kidding. I'm going to shoot President Trump. I'm serious. I've done my fair share of like video shoots and stuff. Not once have I like threatened the talent to shoot them with my camera. I'm not kidding. I'm going to shoot you. I'm serious. Imagine saying that about like shooting someone with a camera. Just immediately asked to leave. Hey man, that's enough. You got to go. I have seen a trend on social media. That's pretty funny right now. But a bunch of photographers like wedding photographer, photographers, family photographers, they talk about this phenomenon of coming up with a caption that doesn't seem like they wanted to kill their clients because they're like, had so much fun shooting this family today, had so much fun, you know, like it just seems like you have to be very careful with your words when you're talking about shooting with a camera and shooting with something else and ATL36X, whatever that is. I'm not kidding. I'm serious. The word capture, is also available. But that could also, you could capture and that could be illegal. You can capture someone and that's illegal. If you just don't combine the two, if you're not a registered Getty photographer, you know, just don't need to be talking about it. I had a great time photographing this family. Then you just get away. You just have to use the word photograph to get around all of this. But the Secret Service, when they went to this old man's house, they did remove a gun from his possession. He had a gun and they said, well, you know, just in case, just in case of this old man, he says nothing to see here, but he did, you know, do what he did. So that's good. And in my opinion, there is an absolutely a link between just hearkening back to this project artichoke and people being kind of mind controlled into being either submissive or being agitators. I think there's a link between all of the poisons in our environment and our behavior. There are hormone and endocrine disrupting chemicals in our food, our water, our cleaning supplies, detergent, shampoo, hairspray, perfume, cologne, clothing, bedding, underwear, water bottles, Tupperware, sunscreen, lotions. All of these chemicals are all around us and they seep into our bodies. And then what? Well, it messes up our hormones. Men have low testosterone at alarming rates. Women are being diagnosed with PCOS at alarming rates. men and women aren't even attracted to each other anymore because men are becoming more feminine and women are becoming more masculine. And then we have the gender confusion of it all, which is a mix between mental illness and probably all of these hormone disruptors. And then they're put on more hormones and more drugs, which do what? So we've seen an uptick in violence from the transgender community, but the media won't exactly call it what it is. This time, a transgender, it, tried to kill a border patrol agent at the Canadian border. Listen to the local news try to worm around calling this person transgender. Listen. A person from Manchester is facing an attempted murder charge following a shooting at Pittsburgh. Maria Wilson joins us. Maria, that person is accused of firing at a border patrol agent. That's right, Erin. And investigators Investigators say 26-year-old Blue Zeke Daly, also known as Cullen Zeke Daly, shot at the agent last weekend. According to a criminal complaint, Daly was pulled over in Stewartstown Saturday night when a Border Patrol agent asked Daly if they use any other names. Daly allegedly drove away. The agent followed at a distance until Daly arrived at the border crossing in Pittsburgh just after midnight Sunday. That's when the agent activated his emergency lights and got out of the vehicle. Investigators say Daly then fired at him. The agent returned fire back, hitting Daly, who was taken to the hospital for treatment. The border agent was not hurt and the FBI is now leading this investigation. In the studio, Maria Wilson, WMUR. I just thought that this was a funny way to go about saying that this person is transgender. A person from Manchester. when does the media ever say a person from manchester normally it's manchester man shoots blah blah blah or florida man does this or you know whatever it's always white guy six foot straight yes straight white man shoot someone like this is what this is their go-to so to say a person from manchester they could have said manchester resident also but a person from Manchester is so funny to me. Then they go on into this report and they say, you know, the suspect went by Blue, also known as Cullen. Okay, so that's interesting. Then the Border Patrol agent asked if they used other names. I get that the local news wants to report the facts. They probably haven't been able to independently confirm that this person is actually transgender. You'd have to get medical records or whatever. And that takes time. And this is why people just don't turn on the news anymore. Not in the traditional sense, because what do you mean this person goes by two names and one of them is blue? People don't want to be bullshitted anymore. Clearly this person is transgender. Why else would you identify as blue? I can't think of another logical legal explanation why someone would change their first name. You're either transgender or you're a criminal. Or maybe less than 1% of people just hated their name so they wanted to change it. But if you're changing your first name, you are transgender or you're trying to go undercover and not be found. That's my take on this. Maybe I'm wrong, but it's really not a shock that these transgender people on all of these meds become violent. And they're being coaxed into it. They're sold a lie that they're being so discriminated against that they need to fight back. Listen to this trans comedian joke about killing children if they don't get their way. Watch. I think we should start killing kids until they let us use whatever bathroom they want. That's another jump scare. I didn't warn you guys that that's what this person looked like. This person. This thing. Listen, I am anti-cancel culture. I am pro-free speech. I think comedy is at its best when people don't get too offended and they just let jokes roll up their back. But considering the trans community's recent track record of shooting people, especially students in school, I don't know if I would trust the community to take this as a joke and not an order. Because I don't think these people take jokes very well. And if you have mentally, you have a mentally ill transgender comedian on stage, and then I'm assuming that the people that go see this fellow are also transgender or liberal or mentally ill. I mean, they laughed. Right. He said, let's start killing children. Let's start killing kids. And then what, did he hold up the laughter sign? Well, the best case scenario, these people are just laughing and it's like, ha ha, like they didn't find it funny, but they were just laughing. I would say it is more likely that they are laughing because they think that it's funny. and the scary part is these people hear these things on the media in the news uh from politicians and now comedians and it it seeps into their mentally ill brains they're chemically imbalanced and they're violent they're on this cocktail of medications drugs hormones therapies what have you they're i don't know they're just raging on testosterone and then someone says we should start killing kids because trans people can't use whatever bathroom they want and then these people, I mean, I wouldn't be shocked if they went and shot kids for that reason. It's not far-fetched. We see it happen. There are transgender shooters on the rise now. And these killers, they are killing their families. They're killing themselves in some cases. And it is an epidemic that Democrats don't seem to want to face. And speaking of Democrats, whether they're talking about transgenders or racism, they are really on a roll with the racism these days. Every election year, they just start letting it rip, I guess. The I got hot sauce in my bag, say it with me, Cisip Wadwe, you ain't black, poor kids are just as bright as white kids, I'm Gavin Newsom and I'm as stupid as all of you black people. I mean, it's really bad. It's really, really bad. But with the SAVE Act vote headed for the Senate, the Democrats' Democrats' favorite new rallying cry is that voter ID is racist. And even young Democrats are believing that lie. Here is a Democrat voter on a Fox News panel. Will Cain had a bunch of people, like a town hall in the studio. And they were talking about this SAVE Act and whether or not it's racist to require voter ID. And watch this young Democrat get fact check in real time to his face. Watch. We all agree on that point. I just think that the reality is that an act like the Save Act is very likely more aimed at voter suppression and at keeping key demographics that the Republican Party does not want voting to not show out. I think very often minority demographics. That's not true. No, this is the thing where the suggestion is it's going to keep the black vote down. I've got two black panelists here. That's not you have ID and proof of citizenship. Yeah. And if I need a copy of my birth certificate, it's just a matter of going online or going up to the department and asking for it and showing my information to get it. I mean, to say that it would negatively affect the minority group because they're somehow not educated enough to get these documents is completely outrageous. It is completely outrageous. And you see this little twerp sitting next to her, this scrawny Democrat man. I mean, you could tell when they're Democrats, too. They're just they've never lifted a weight in their life. They look gaunt. They look like sickly Victorian children. And he's sitting next to her like, yeah, these black people are not going to be able to figure out how to vote. And she's like, what the hell? You're literally sitting next to a black woman who clearly has an ID, clearly drove to the studio or knows how to get there. She is fact checking him to his face. Like, yeah, I know exactly how to get these documents. And he's he starts to say something again. I don't know if you could tell in that video, but he starts to open his mouth and then he kind of gets dejected and he sits back down in his seat. It's like, yeah, you just got served the truth. Just embarrassing. but he's young. Hopefully he can learn and he doesn't. Maybe this was like a red pill moment for him. I don't know. He was looking straight ahead, like did not want to make eye contact. Oh, well, yeah. He was getting served and he was just like so awkward. Get him some whole milk. Yeah, he needs some raw milk, actually. A little more nutrients. He actually looks like he needs some PediaSure. He looks very malnourished. this grown man needs some pd short um all right let's talk about tampa international airport because they do not want anyone wearing pj pants anymore this is what they wrote on social media it's time to ban pajamas at tampa international airport it's time to take after successfully banning crocs and giving everyone the amazing opportunity to experience the world's first Crocs-free airport. It's time to take on an even larger crisis, pajamas at the airport in the middle of the day. We know this decision can be disruptive to someone in your life. It's time to have a difficult conversation with them. You can do this. We and Phoebe believe in you. The madness stops today. The movement starts now. Help Tampa International Airport become the world's first Crocs-free and pajama-free airport. Do your part. say no to pajamas at tpa now i'm assuming this is a joke i don't think this is a really a real ban recording uh you know these are preventing people oh it says many are taking this seriously but the airport confirmed this is a joke they are not banning pajamas and crocs but they should but people got so triggered by this like the people in the comments were like well my flight's not on time. So I'm going to wear pajamas then. And it's like, what does that have to do with anything? They just have no respect for themselves, but they're blaming it on the airport and the airlines and all this stuff. And, you know, someone in the chat just says make flying better. How about that? What does that have to do with you wearing cookie monster pajama pants and Crocs? Like you look like shit. I'm not saying you have to wear a three piece suit, but you know, it's just ridiculous. you know that people were claiming that this is government overreach especially when uh transportation secretary duffy said that you know you should all do our part and dress up and people were saying you know how dare the government tell me what to wear i don't really buy into that i feel like this is more of a no shirt no shoes no service kind of a thing where it's like not that they're not going to serve you but it would behoove you to not look like a damn slob in public. How dare the government tell me to wear clothes that fit after I got three shots that they told me to get? Well, yeah, I don't think that the government should have said that either, but they listened then they didn't complain then. Right. Yeah, that's true. But it's I mean, it's not like they're gonna really do anything. They can't enforce this because you could put your Crocs on at some other airport and then you could just go to Tampa and then you you touch down and all of a sudden you a wanted criminal because you got your Crocs on Obviously you know you can control that But do I agree that you know I don want to wear a pair of jeans for six to eight hours on a longer flight Yeah I don want to do that But you're not going to die. Like people are acting like they're getting Vietnam flashbacks because they're being asked to like put on a pair of pants that has a button on it. Come on, it's really not that serious and there are so many comfortable clothes that you can wear that look nice there's athleisure now like lululemon has joggers that look nice and like finance bros in new york wear lululemon pants to work like this like be for real you don't have to wear your fleece pajama pants and crocs clothes sewed shoes feels reasonable like you really shouldn't have your your toes out on a flight yeah oh i know and people do that have you ever seen that people take their shoes off on the flight i once saw a co-worker who didn't know that i was on the same flight just full dogs out sandaling i at five in the morning it was wild i could never look at them the same way what there is no reason to have your feet out on the flight again then you gotta march through security barefoot. Right. Which is disgusting. It's so disgusting. Oh my gosh. So bizarre. And it's really not the end of the world. I mean, I'm wearing jeans right now. I'm fine. I'm fine. People are acting like it's really uncomfortable to wear nice clothes. It's just people are really soft. I feel like people have gotten so used to comfort that they demand it at all times. And especially working from home, people just think that they can wear whatever, wherever. And the lines have been blurred between what's acceptable in public and what isn't. And certainly there is some truth to look well, feel well, dress for the job you want. People say that because there's truth to it. And I don't know, maybe there is something about people wearing their Cookie Monster pajama fleece pants and Crocs on an airplane and them fighting fist fighting flight attendants. I think there might be a correlation. If you're wearing nice clothes, like are you going to start a fight with someone on the, no, you're a person of class. You are the epitome of high society. You're not going to fight with flight attendants. You're you're not dressed for that kind of job. There's never been a viral airport video with someone in a suit with anybody with a button above their waist. Probably true. I want to see the stats on that. Like how many people started an airport flight wearing sweatpants versus wearing work pants? People, people dressed in their work attire because they're going on a business trip. They're never going to be the ones fist fighting someone in the bathroom or fighting with the TSA or anything like that. They're on their best behavior. So sometimes I think there's some truth to dressing for the job you want. Do you want to be on it? People were talking about, well, well, my flight's delayed and this sucks. And why would I dress up? But it's like, well, I don't know. Maybe everyone should dress up and people would start acting right. Come on. All right. This is a crazy story. This is a crazy story. This is from the South Fulton Police Department. They warned against hungover parents maybe packing their kids' lunches because they were alerted to a lunchbox at a local school that had a cut water in it. This is what they said. Say, twin, before you send them babies off to school, check the lunchbox because why are we getting reports of juice boxes sitting next to cut water margaritas? That is not Capri Sun. That is not apple juice. That is a whole parent had a long night starter pack. Now little Johnny Dunn pulled up the third period talking about who want fruit snacks, knowing good and well he's got a lemon drop martini in the zipper pocket. Tighten up, twin. We know mornings can be hectic, but your child should not be the only one in the cafeteria with a beverage that requires an ID. Quick parent checklist, homework, lunch packed, alcoholic beverages, no. If it says 12% alcoholic beverages, it does not belong next to a PB&J. hey, check the lunchbox before the Fulton County Schools. Police resource officers got to do inventory at recess. What's your take on this lunchbox with a cut water hard seltzer in it? Well, I guess it's not a hard seltzer. It's a lemon drop martini. Yeah, I mean, if it was like Mike's Hard Lemonade, like at least it says lemon. This one says martini on it. I know. Lemon drop martini. And it's not like you have, because I know with seltzers you can have I there's I think bubbly has a brand that's a seltzer brand and they have peach bellini flavored seltzer so I think there are some non-alcoholic seltzers that have alcoholic names I guess but no one's drinking a lemon drop martini flavored seltzer, in my opinion. And clearly, if the parents have purchased Cutwaters to have them in the house, they know that they're alcoholic. I feel like by now, hard seltzers, I mean, obviously, they have the alcohol content on them that says that there's alcohol in them, whether it's like 4%, 5%, or higher than that. But spiked seltzers have been around for decades now. You can't claim that you didn't know. You can't claim that you thought that this was just some harmless. Also, what kids are drinking seltzer? Am I crazy? I feel like I never started drinking seltzer until I was older. Yeah, that's for adults. It's too spicy for kids. Someone in the chat said 12% alcohol is a lot. Yeah, especially if you're seven. Especially if you're in third grade and you're at the lunch table. Could you imagine going back to class recess would be crazy what time is it do you remember the story of the uh the energy drink of that like i canned with an alcoholic drink there was a manufacturing error no four loco is it four loco celsius and high noon oh wait what high breaking news recalling some vodka The seltzers mislabeled as Celsius energy drinks. The manufacturing era, the alcoholic got put in the energy drink cans. Oh no. People are heading to the gym and they're like, whoa, why am I falling off the treadmill? Someone in the chat said, this is old news. This was relevant to our conversation. Duh. My goodness. People piss me off. All right, let's do the blind reactions. I'll save these scrolling times for another day, and then I'll get to some questions. All right. These are the blind reactions. Have not seen these videos, but this is what the guys have for me. So the great fajita debate. I didn't give my boyfriend enough attention today, so he ordered fajitas at the restaurant. People say that fajitas, ordering fajitas, it's an attention-seeking moment. And here are some of the comments. She ordered fajitas on my birthday. Once I ordered fajitas at a company lunch, should I be ashamed? Why is it a problem? Because I order fajitas a lot because I like fajitas. I like fajitas too. I know that they come out sizzling and everyone in the restaurant looks at you, but I don't know. I'm a big fajita fan, so I just wanted to bring this conversation to the table. Yeah, I love fajitas. Because I didn't know this was even a problem. I don't care. Look at me all you want. I'm going to be eating and enjoying my fajitas. I don't care. You're just jealous I got the fajitas. Yeah. It's like, order them too. No one's stopping you. Yeah, I'm pro fajita. I don't care how attention-seeking it may be. All right, this next one. cat has been trained to keep its person home. I have to go to work, buddy. Can I? Oh, oh. The cat's not letting her go. I just need. I just. I. I just. His mouth opening to bite. Can I have? If you're listening and not watching, this woman is reaching for her bag to leave and the cat goes to bite her every time. So she's like inching closer and the cat's like, well, that's not gonna help for people listening. But anyway, just watch the show. Last blind reaction. The Japanese have a do interpret. Oh, computer froze. So we don't have. Oh, okay. So let's forego the last blind reaction then. We're having some technical difficulties and I will answer some questions. So if you have questions for me in the chat, you can ask those and I'll get started on these. Someone asked me my favorite ice cream flavor. It's got to be Hershey's Chocolate Mousse Tracks. So good. I don't even know what's in them. Chocolate Mousse Tracks. Hold on. Ice cream. it is peanut butter cups and fudge in a chocolate ice cream I love anything chocolate so that to me is just it's the best combo ever and then someone asked me in the same vein favorite ice cream topping love hot fudge I love the juxtaposition of the hot and the cold and then the hot fudge starts to get cold and I love the consistency of it. So hot fudge for sure. And if I'm getting fro-yo, I feel like fro-yo is making a comeback a little bit. I saw, I follow these, um, all these like foodie accounts in Nashville because I live there and they're opening fro-yo places again. And I feel like fro-yo was a huge phenomenon in 2016 and then it kind of went away and now I think it's coming back. But if I were to get fro-yo, I would do hot fudge and fruit on it. Chocolate or cake batter maybe with hot fudge and chocolate. I mean hot fudge and fruit. So that's it. People in the chat say chocolate ice cream and chocolate syrup or fudge. French vanilla with hot fudge. Custard for the win. All right. I like it. Someone said five people to invite for a dream dinner party alive or passed on? That's hard because I feel like you have to answer the question with the whole group in mind. Like who's going to get along? Who's going to have a, I don't know. I don't know. Five people. That's also a lot. Like you have to have a lot of friends for that. Five people to a dream dinner party. I don't know. I miss my friends. I would love to just go to dinner with all my friends but they don't live here i mean is jesus an option okay so we're going hypothetical they said alive or dead alive or dead jesus would be awesome he's both jesus would be awesome i would love to get dinner with trump i feel like that would be bucket list also my future husband bryson dechambeau i have to invite him he's my plus one um all right i have two more spots i don't know i'd have to think help me who should i invite i'm thinking i don't know the old guy that dances in the six flags commercials i just feel like he'd bring a really good energy to the group i like that i like that i am having a hard time picturing him sitting next to jesus he danced before the lord someone said people are answering in the chat jesus charlie moses my grandma my father-in-law ronald reagan jesus rush limbaugh doj and dan bongino who's doj i don't know i would also like to meet elon musk i feel like he'd be very cool to have, what, what are we laughing about? Jeffrey Dahmer, both Clintons and Jill and Joe dinners on me, Jeff. Oh man. That'd be good. That'd be good. All right. Someone asked me, what is it like working with the great Dan Bongino? It's wonderful. It is absolutely wonderful. And I feel like I've told this story on the show before, but he's been a mentor to me for so long and we never really worked together before. I mean, we worked in tandem, like I would book him on shows and stuff, but this is the first time that I get to actually work with him and it's wonderful. So it is all good things. And someone asked me, any thoughts on having your own radio show like Vince? I guess never say never, but probably no. I'm plenty busy putting this show together every day. I give him a lot of credit for doing both. And someone asked me my lowest round ever, and that was 79. Will I ever get back there? I'm determined to, but I haven't played golf since November. So I really got to get out there. Okay, we'll end on the last video. This is the third blind reaction. It says the Japanese have a do interpretive dance to American rock. Is that a typo? Yeah, it's a typo. It's not me. All right. Finally seeing the rockabilly culture in Japan. It's just a bunch of Japanese dudes. Kind of dressed like... He's got an Elvis hairdo, but they're dancing to some rock. The funniest part is you see that guy doing crazy in the back. Some guy in the comments is like, where do you get heelless cowboy boots? Oh, what are those? I think he just danced them off. What are those? Are those just his feet? No, I think he's got boots on. I think he just boogied the heels off. They look like elf shoes. Wait, they all have them on. What are those? I've never seen anything like that. They're like the Swashbuckler 3000s. What is that? They are heelless cowboy boots. It's giving berries and cream. That is crazy. I think that they need to work on their dance moves for sure. but when people say that Americans have no culture and white people have no culture, think again. This is the Japanese. They love us over there, okay? People say that, you know, Americans are embarrassing on the world stage. Think again. All right. Thank you for scrolling along with me. You can follow me on social media at Hayley Karania on X, True Social, TikTok, Instagram, and a Facebook page now. And I'll see you right back here on Monday. Have a great weekend. Bye. Thank you.