Hayley Caronia

But the Golden Globes were last night, and I wanted to talk about the Golden Globes because it kind of goes in with everything that's happening in Minneapolis because, as you know, the celebrities, they can't help themselves but to cover and, you know, to virtue signal and all this stuff.

So...

They were wearing Be Good pins on their lapels and on their outfits, on their dresses.

And I think we have some photos of some of these celebrities that are wearing these Be Good pins.

Be Good was a play on words because Renee Good is, you know, Renee Good.

Um, and then also the ice out pins.

They were, I think I saw Ariana Grande wearing a pin that said ice out, but you get the point, right?

We have these virtue signaling moments and they did this with me too.

They did with the times up.

They did it with gun control.

This is just the next, uh,

virtue signal they could wear on their outfit as they sip champagne.

And then they pat each other on the back and they can spend, you know, an hour on the red carpet hearing people tell them how beautiful they look and how handsome and, oh, tell me what you're wearing.

Who are you wearing?

You did such a great job in your movie, blah, blah.

It's just like a bunch of this, you know.

I mean, seriously, this is all that award shows are these days.

And Mark Ruffalo, he was on the red carpet and he took this interview moment to say this.

Watch.

Yeah, Mark Ruffalo is terrified and scared.